GRIEVANCE OF C. A. BROWN
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, Oct. 9, 1906.
S. E. Heeter, Rampart, Alaska:
It is reported by Frank B. Wells on affidavit of Brown that you
refused Brown work on Road Commission because he was an
opponent of Judge Wickersham. Road Commission does not want
to be drawn into this issue and you are instructed in all cases in
future to employ men solely upon their ability to perform the
work in hand and f*ive no preference on account of political or
other affiliations. RICHARDSON.
Mr. Hector answered the above by saying that Mr.
Brown is nearly 72 years old and is incapable of per
forming a fair day’s labor.
Road Inspector John Bernard, w ho had supervision of
the work in question, approved Mr. Heeter’s action in
declining to employ Mr. Brown.
C. A. Brown is known by every one who has resided
for anv considerable time in this district. If there is
anv who would do him an ill turn it is such a man as
would take advantage of the infirmities of age and em
bitter his life bv tilling his mind with imaginary wrongs
In all probability not an individual by whom Mr. Brown
believes himself aggrieved, whether official or not, hut
would be as quick to do him a friendly act as would
Frank D. Wells.
RAMPART A. B.’S
ELECT OFFICERS
Camp Rampart No. lo, Arctic Broth
erhood, elected and installed the follow
ing officers last Friday night :
Arctic Chief—W. \V. Crockett.
Vice Arctic Chief—William Sipury.
Arctic Recorder—Julius Uahmstorf.
Arctic Chaplain—John Mavis.
Keeper of Nuggets—F. M. Smith.
The following appointments were
made:
Board of Trustees—C. A. Davidson,
William Sipary, Jack Rudigaif, John W.
Duncan, John Davis, Dr. J. H. Iludgin.
Arctic Trail tlnide—It. Donaldson.
Arctic Trail Blazer—A. I.. t ollins.
Arctic Camp ( ook—.lat h ltatligan.
Keejier t,| Inner Toll Date—Sam J.
Callahan.
Keejier of I inter Toll * late—Mike kn
gels.
Kntertainmcnt Couitiiittee—John \\ .
Duncnrt. I.ouis Seyler, C. A. Davidson,
V. M. Smith.
After the meeting adjourned a social
■lance furnished pleasant |*istinie for
the memiiers and their friends.
There will Is-at least on*, new mein
ter initiated at the meeting tiett hri lay
night. It is proi al le that the meetings
will U> held twice a month in future,
ln-t* ad of Weekly, as has l«eli tile case
for the past several Week*.
Ur. Carter Tu Go To Eureka.
Ihr, I'iirtt r, (hr will r«*t»iiiti at
Hti)ii|«rt hair itr IfftkM 4ft«l ih**n
Kitrvk* tan*I Un* 4* l»»# unin*’*
Art*
YOUNG COUPLE
HAPPILY WEDDED
(>n Wednesday of lust week Uampart
was all aglow with anticipation. The
happiest man in town was II. \V.
Boucher Horace, as he is familiarly
known), ami with g.1 reason—it was
his wedding Jay.
Miss Katie M. Wiehl, well known to
all ltampartcrs, accompanieil by Judge
tireen ami John Wiehl, the bride's
brother, proceeded to the home of Mrs.
M. 1’ 1 It isi hman, the bride's sister,
where in the presence of a number of
invited guests the ceremony was per
formed that made Mr. Boucher and Miss
Wield man and wife. Congratulations
followed, after which the party-at down
to a dainty wedding breakfast and en
joyed a few minutes while getting better
acipiaintid. The young couple received
many valuable and useful wedding gifts,
showing not only the |s,pularity of
lb race Boucher, but the utmost cordial
gts«| wishes for Ids bride.
Mr. and Mrs. B> ucltcr are at home at
the re-idetioc formerly occupied by Ms.
ami Mrs. .1. W. Young.
FRANK ROGERS
INTERDICTED
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th** l*«cal .in*l i|»** |»ul»lka in m*n
•*r»! that all ivrioiw art* iiihihitr*l
f irni'thiiiii him li«|it*>r f*.r i!m> rt*«l
•*fH* VBiir.
Thi* ik*!»••» la h (tally I*. imIih^, any
gnnltAtf it mil *tthjr«t !•>
hriivjr
° S. E. 1IEETER. HARRY BTJRRUSS.
HEETER&BURRUSS,
FREIGHTERS and PACKERS
° Freighting and Packing to and from all Creeks,
o Good Equipments and Service Unexcelled
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ARRIVAL OF BOATS
SEASON OF 1906.
Complete Record as Kept by Henry
Squires, of the United States
Signal Corps.
No.
Steam Eli
From Arrived
1 Tanuua
2 Hannah
5 T. C. Power
4 Sch wat k a
3 Haim.ill
6 T.C. Power
7 Monarch
8 Seattle No. 8
9 Sarah
10 Sarah
11 T. C. Power
12 Hannah
18'Monarch
14 T. ( 1 *OU »T
1T» Seattle No. 3
16 Seattle No. 3..
17 YVeare
18 Sarah
19 T. C. Power
20 ltobert Kerr
21 Lavelle Young:
22 Hannah
23 Seattle No. 3
24 Herman
23 T.C. Power
27 Monarch
28 Lavelle Young.
29 Herman
30 Seatt le No. 3
Hannah
32 Itohert Kerr
33 Sarah
34 T.C. Power
33 Lavelle Young:
36 Seattle No. 3
37 Monarch
38 T.C. Power
39 Seattle No. 3
40 Herman
41 Lavelle Young
Lavelle Young
31
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43 Herman
41 Seattle No. 3
43 T. C. Power
46 Hannah
47 Seattle No. 3
4s Monarch.
49 Hamilton
.. i\elle Young
31 T.C. Power
32 Ida May
33 |{ itinali
34 Monarch
33 Seattle No. 3
36 Louise ..
37 Si rah
38 Hamilton
39 Scuttle No. 3
60 Hannah
• 1 I.oui»e
♦'2 Se it tie No. 3
n3 Hamilton
* 4 T.C. I’iim er
63 Jett l>avl«*
66 l.avelle Young
67 Seattle No. 3
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Oct. 3
LOCAL FISHERMEN
IN GREAT LUCK
All »Uy Moinl.iy ami ve*ter«lifey the
riser hunk at the ti|>|**r eml o| town nan
litietl with r*«!*un«l~line fishermen, iiiul
never • Ii*I the finny l*citutie* uvetti more
ihlMp to |*!ea«* IhkinlroL o| iwaunl*
•i tine grey ling an-1 tuimieri white*
were tak* it.
rite fi«h ha* l ju«t ioa*U- I lie lull run
out ul Ihg Alin* a.k creek a ml were Ih-i)*
ng *n the wlnmll egg* m .ftttcr%«) ahltg
the *i»ir ul the h*g river.
THE OLD
F. M. A. L.
SMITH & COLLINS,
Proprietors
FIRST-CLASS
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
i JULIUS RAHMSTORF,
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£ GENERAL
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FULL LINE
5 Tin, Granite and Crockeryware
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nrmnn ns ootto Tooirs~3~innr)ro
Eureka
Road House
CRAND
OPENING
Saturday, Oct. 20
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