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Jack Robarts, former well known !
busines man of Anchorage, and who
still has many interests there, is in
Juneau with Beverly Robarts, who is
appearing in a “number act” with
Mi's. Lang’s entertainers at the Pal
ace Theatre. Jack Robarts Avent to
Anchorage in the early days of that
town and until he went south about
two years ago, was one* of the leading
citizens there. He is renewing old
acquaintances here and making many i
new ones. Mr. Robarts has been in
Alaska 27 years and is known in all
Interior sections.
i The dentil by drowning of two
mirer? in the Flat district was re
j ported by telegraph to Governor Geo.
A. Parks by U. S. Marshal Lynn
Smith, Fairbanks. The men were
I Charles Lind,1'ors an.d Arthur Kirk.
'
j Kirk was drowned when a raft on
i
'which the two men were crossing
Crooked Creek capsized, and Lind
fors is believed to have drowned en ]
route to the mouth of Crooked Greek !
to get assistance to recover his com
panion’s body. Neither of the bodies
, have been found.
i ’ ’ *
l M. Sullivan, better known to his
imany Alaskan friends as “Big Mike”
'Sullivan, visited friends in Ketchi
i
;kan recently on his wav to Juneau,
I
j where he will take one of the Admir-j
| a! line boats for Yakataga Beach, to
! look after his oil interests. Mr. Sul
) i
divan, who has been outside dn the
I
! interest's of his oil holdings, is to
S make an inspection on the ground
j and get ready for a continuation of
drilling operations, ilt is understood !
, • l
that excellent prospects hav-e been
j uncovered by the drilling already j
! clone. Mr. Sullivan who has been all!
[over the Kata,11a and Bering River |
i I
coal and oil district, and secured i
holdirgs there in early days, hats a
theory thatthe seepage found along
the coast from Yakataga north will
be tapped in paying quantities in the
Yakataga fields.
* * *
Word has been received of the l
i death at tv.e Pioneers Home at Sitka, j
I of Henry S. O’Connell, an oldtimer
in Alaska, who has many friends
throughout the Territory. Before
roirg to the Home, Henry O’Connell
dived on hi - homestead near Anchor, i
age, or many years. His health!
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was poor ami he had been in a criti- i
cal condition for months, so that the
end was no great surprise to those
who had been with him, said Theo
dore Kettleson, Superintendent of the
Pioneers’ Home. Asthma was one j
of the ailments from w^ich he has
suffered for years, according to his
friends.
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