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JUNEAU MAN GUILTY
STEALING ELECTRIC JUICE
Clarence Farlon, arrested in Ju
neau recently for “stealing juice”
from the Alaska Electric Light and
Power Company, entered a plea of
guilty in Juneau and was fined $100
in court, says the Juneau Empire.
Farlon. it is said, tapped one of
the company’s wires and brought in
the circuit to a cabin, and for four
months had the advantages of elec
trical power without the handicap
of receiving any monthly bill for
that service.
When it discovered the matter,
the company proposed that Farlon
pay it the minimum monthly
charge for four months, have a
meter installed and put up the re
quired deposit, offering to let the
matter drop. But he couldn’t see
it that way. Hence his arrest and
trip to the Commissioner’s Court
and subsequent proceedings which
cost him many times the settlement
proposed by the company.
KETCHIKAN WARRANT
Raymond Abelson, Seattle man
who recently completed a jail term
for giving worthless checks to Ju
neau business houses, was imme
diately re-arrested on a Ketchikan.
warrant charging him with a sim- j
ilar offense in that city. He is al- j
leged to have obtained, several hun
dred dollars either in cash or mer
chandise there for checks which j
proved to be unredeemable, says
the Juneau Empire.
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M'CARTHY RESIDENT IS
KILLED BT RIFLE SHOT
“Buster” Dennis, resident for
many years of McCarthy, was
shot and instantly killed recently
as he sat in his home in that
community, according to advices
received in Juneau by Frank H.
Foster, an oldtime friend of the
dead man, reports the Empire.
Who fired the shot is a mystery
as yet unsolved, and no arrests
have been made
Dennis, it is said, had no ene
mies so far as is known. He was
killed by a bullet fired from a
rifle which penetrated his heart.
He is survived by a wife.
His father, Jimmy Dennis, is
one of the oldest employes of the
Kennecott Mining Co., and is
tramway foreman. He has work
ed at Kennecott for almost a
quarter of a century. Young Den
nis was a machinist in the same
company’s employ.
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SEATTLE, Oct. 17. (/P)~Yester
day’s quotations on the stock mar
ket:
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American Can .- 83
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aska Railroad and Sam Radish,
section foreman, arrived in Sew
ard yesterday from Tunnel on an
inspection tip. They left again
this morning for their headquar
ters atTunnel.
Henry Lucas, noted Alaska big
game guide who was brought to An
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Boats in port today included the
Rolph III, Redwing, Marian, Joan,
Roy, Bavaria, Flattery, Hazel, Hell
diver and T-3048.
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