. List Of
Missing People
Inquiries have been received
by the Office of the Governor,
Juneau, Alaska regarding the
following persons supposed to be
in Alaska. Anyone having any
nformation in regard to these
people is requested ty notily the
Governor’s Office, or the person
named seeking information,
BARNETT, Winfred Menefee
65 years old, came to Alaska in
1906. When last heard from was
prospecting in the Klondike.
,ii. ter, Ed.th ha. nett 1 lOMe.
CASE, Chester Robert - 5’ 5 •
tall, andy colored hair, bl ie
eyes, stiff right leg, tattoo on
left arm heart with name Esther!
When last heard from he was in
i hospital in Alaska suffering
fiomatumoron the brain. His
wife, Mrs Esther Case, 2825
South Kelley, Chicago Illinois.
EVENSON, Helge (Harry)
Bernhard - 24 years old, last
heard from in Sitka. Mr. E. A.
Rasmuson Swedish Vice Consul
for Alaska at Skagway.
GRAHAM, Samuel - about 90
years old, o’ IT’ tall. Believed to
have gone to Nome in 1904. His
nephew, W R. Graham, Selkirk,
Manitoba, Canada.
HILL Eliza, and daughter
Carry - colored, left Seattle to
get a homestead in Alaska.
Simon Hawkins, 939 Bell St,
Kansas City, Missouri.
MILLER, Arthur Phillip - 53
years old 5’ 7 1-2” tall, grey eyes,
has a diamond shaped scar on
back of head. Was in Juneau in
1931. His brother Hugo Ferd
inand Miller, P. 0 Box 711,
Menard, Illinois.
MORRISON, John E. - work
ed for the Bureau of Fisheries
from 1930 to 1939. Mrs. Ida
Russell, 523 West 18th St., San
Pedro, California.
PARSOVS, George - owned a
gold mine near Nome in the
early days John U. G. Morrison,
3240 Second Ave., Sacramento,
California.
RADECKE, Ralph Cloud -
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Ruth Radecke of Tulsa, Okla
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TOMLIN, William Frederick -
about 65 years old, came to
America from Derby, England
many years ago. Last heard from
ki Alaska His sister, Miss Clara
Ada Tomlin, 1680 Lombardy
Road, Pasacleua, California.
Brother L)ies
Charles Cook, chief of police,
received word this week of the
death of his brother, John, 75
years old, in Enid, Oklahoma, on
February 26. He wa« buried
February 28 at Great Bend,
Kansas.
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