THE ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER.
THE ORPHANAGE
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Tub Ok.ihanaok N’k.vs K-ittij' .
Wood Island, Kodiak, Alaska.
We tire sorry to he unable to give
the weather eport for January.
't'he infrequent mails for the past
11 on tils remind an old settler of con
ditions ten or twelve years ago when
there was no mail service after Octo
ber until Aptil.
Mrs. Jt s, A. Silverman is \ t \111:^
Mrs Coe and insists on keeping l.ii y
with sewing prcpa.ato.y t«» the <de
parture tliis .* pring. She is an oid
friend whose coining always brings
pleasure.
The plumbing of the new kiteheu
has been comp.eted and the cook
r nv holds pos.-.es: ion. i his is an
improvement, long desiicu, and we
heartily thank the unknown friend
whose generous gift has m; d« it pc; -
sible.
The “Dora” took her regular run,
Seward to In* la-ska, in January and
the “Jieitha" is e.rpecLeu on sched
ule time on the Semite Kodiak route
in a few duys. It is to be hoped that
they now wk*l be tegular m their
movements. it has taken two or
mote month-, most of the time since
cany fall, to get a ieply to letters to
Seattle.
The I'nited States Government is
building a targe salmon butchery at
i.itnik, .vfuguak island. A steam
engine and saw mill were shipped in
and 1.11 lumber has been cut and
dreused on the ground 1 he opera
tions aie i*taler the dnectioti of Field
Superintendent Wuliieh and Mr.
Henkie is local supeiiutendeiit. i he
p,uiir. wil. be ready tor this summer's
run of fish.
Mr. Fred Homer, one of Alaska’s
most expcit accountants, died at the
Pacific hospital i.i Seattle, January
10. ile was well and favorably
known here as for many years be
was purser on Alaska steamships,
and for two years not long since he
was the com teous book-keeper of the
Alaska Commercial Company at Ko
diak. 1 iis mother resides at New
Westminster, B. C., and to her we
extend our sincere sympathy.