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Dr. W. D’Arcy Chace arrived at
Valdez from Sitka, and will take up
the practice of his profession. Dr.
Chace is no stranger in Valdez, hav
ing been there before and also in
Latouche and Cordova.
• • •
Mrs. Julia Turner, aged mother of
Harley J. Turner, passed away in
St. Ann’s hospital at Juneau from
old age. Mrs. Turner had been in
the hospital for several weeks and
had been growing weaker for the
past seven days.
• * •
Holmer Jewell, heretofore engineer
on the Biological Surrey boat Seal,
has been appointed Came Warden
with headquarters on that vessel.
Chan Willard, marine engineer re
cently from Ketchikan where he was
in the lighthouse service, succeeds
Jewell as engineer on the Seal.
* * *
After apparently eluding its pur
suer by holding its own in a race
with Marshal White's patrol boat,
the Helmar, the Earl M., a 45-foot
gasboat, said to be owned by Earl
Manley fell into the trap that had
been set and as a result, Earl Man
ley and his two companions, Axil
Larson and Jack Snyder face charg
es in Juneau of illegal possession
and transportation of liquor.
• * *
The Canadian Pacific traffic offi
cials predict the biggest tourest
business this season in the history of
their operations to Alaska, according
to the Juneau General Agent W. L.
Coates, who returned this week from
a combined business and vacation
trip to Vancouver and other points.
Its applications for reservations up
to the middle of February were
much heavier than last year when
virtually all of its accommodations
had been exhausted.
After conferring a day with Presi
dent C. T. Gardner, of the Alaska
Game Commission, Capt. W. R. Spil
ler. Inspector of the British Colum
bia Provincial Police, left for his
headquarters in Prince Rupert. The
conference dealt with the question
of co-operative enforcement of game
lawrs and regulations on the Inter
national Boundary. For several years,
the two forces have been working
out a system of co-operation for
protecting game and fur-bearing ani
mals in adjoining districts of British
Columbia and Southeastern Alaska.
Officials of both the Canadian and
Alaskan organizations are said to
be well pleased with the results.
Capt. Spiller’s visit was mainly for
the purpose of discussing a continu
ation of the arrangement and game
and fur conditions generally.
• * *
The bid of the Puget Sound Bridge
and Dredging Co., Seattle, for com
pletion of the Wrangell Narrows im
provement project has been approved
by the Chief of Engineers, U. S.
Army, and the contract will be sign
ed in Seattle within a few days. An
announcement to this effect was
made at Juneau by Major L. E.
Oliver, Acting President of the Al
aska Road Commission. Col. James
G. Steese, President and District
Engineer, who is now in Washington,
is expected to leave for the Pacific
Coast shortly. He will execute the
contract on his arrival at Seattle.
He is due to reach Juneau March 8.
The contractors, it is said, will pro
bably begin work about April 1, and
carry it forward as rapidly as pos
sible. They expect to have the en
tire project completed and ready to
turn over to the District Engineer
within 10 months, or about February
1, 1928.'
Pete Kennedy, arrested in Cordo
va in a raid under search warrant by
dry officers, appeared in a prelimi
nary hearing before ,the commission
er's court and was held to answer
to the federal grand jury on five
counts, charging alleged violations
of the national prohibition law.
* • •
Albert White, U. S. Marshal, at
Juneau announced the following
changes in his staff: Deputy Marchal
C V. Brown has been transferred
from Skagway to Petersburg; Frank
Nefsy has accepted the Deputy Mar
shal’s commission at Skagway; Don
ald Martin and Frank Price have re
ceived appointments as Deputies at
Hyder and Sitka respectfully; Price’s
assignment is to the Patrol Boat
Helmar. Mrs. C. C. Rudolph and
Mrs. Nellie Harmon have been named
matrons at the Federal jail. The
resignations of Deputies Niel Mc
Gregor, of Petersburg, and T. M.
McDonald of Hyder, have been ac
cepted.
Extradition from Alaska^ being
sought by Washington State author
ities, will be fought by Albert Bar
low, it was indicated by a telegram
received by Gov. George A. Parks
from Barlow’s councel at Ketchikan.
The Ketchikan man is charged with
first degree assault against R. V.
Jewell, or Jewett, at Seattle on Dec
ember 11, 1926.
Father A. J. Markham will be over
on the Wednesday train, and the
usual services will be held in The
Sacred Heart church, Sunday, 13th.,
at 10 a. m. All are urged to see
that their Big Ben or Junior Ben is
keeping good time and wind them
up and jump up when the alarm
goes off so as to be on time. First
bell at 9.30 a. m. General Commun
ion Sunday.
FATHER A. J. MARKHAM
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