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FliYKRH IF STS OF
Ml'NI('IP.\l, OFFICIALS
Prince Rupert. April 10—The Am
jerican Army round the world flyers
idined with officials of Prince Rupert
jlast Wednesday night and stated
that they intended to get away
Thursday afternoon.
FLYKRH HOF OFF
Prince Rupert. April 10 With
Major Martin’s flap plane Seattle,
leading:, the four American Army
planes hopped off from Prince Rup
ert for Sitka on the second leg of
their journey in Alaska, at 9:20 a.
ni., Thursday morning.
FORMKI1 ALASKAN KSCAPKS
FROM MeXKIL PRISON
Tacoma. April 11 floats are pa
troline the shores of McNeil Island
to prevent the escape from the Is
land of D. M. Lynch, a former Alas
kan miner, who was serving a three
year sentence for shooting with in
tent to kill. Lynch escaped yester
day afternoon.
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ORAL HYGIENE lecture enclosed
with the SMILO LOTION, on sale
nt Lomen Bros. Recommended by
the Dental Hygienest,
ANABEL FROMM.
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< i K KM A X IX DUSTR1AL
WIZARD NEAR DEATH
■ Berlin, April 11 — Hugo Stinnes
the Orman Millionaire. and interna
i finally known as one of the lead
ir.p industrial kings of Germany. al
ready dangerously ill, has developed
‘double pneumonia, and physicians
| stated yesterday afternoon that
there was no hope for his recovery.
KTIXXES SUPPOSED BE DYING
Bern! . April 10 - -Hugo Stinnes is
supposed to be dying tonight. H
dictated a document to be published
after his death in the nature of a po
litical testament. It urges that Ger
many eonje to an understanding with
Ftanc. , pointing out that otherwise
Germn: v will ho smashed.
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Advances made on shipments when
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Commission
We charge shipper 4% on lots over
$1,000 and 5% on lots under $1,000,
which covers lire and burglary insurance
and all handling charges.
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, j Juneau. The First Division
; Democratic Convention unanimously
i indorsed the following as its choir* 1
for office:
I' Delegate to Congress-—Frank A. !
Boyle of Anchorage. Register of the '
Genera! Land Office.
Attorney General— Henry Rod n, J
| of Juneau and formerly of Fair-j
j banks, one of the best known law-;
y*rs in the Territory.
Territorial Senator- Wm. A. Holz- j
ji>einit?r, of Ketchikan, former Fed-;
|, .al a, No,,,,.. 1
Representatives K. C. Austin,
J Ketchikan; \V. W. Casey. James J. j
j Connors and John A. Davis, Juneau; J
H. Christensen, Petersburg; Felix;
Beauchamp. Sitka; and J. K. Green.!.
I Donoh- . Cordova.
I Many telegrams were received
J from various parts of the Territory
|endorsing I5oy!. and Roden and the
! fisheries plank, which reads: “Wo
favor the conservation cf tin- fish
supply and the perpetuation of the
j '■ d ■ ■■ fn A in kh and to that end
| favor tile transference of legislative
j control "f the industry to the people
I of Alaska." The platform also fav
ors a division of the Territory, and
favors "such qualifications of voters
as will enable them to realize and
I appreciate the importance and <ac
J redness of the ballot.”
i Win. oy Ca«ey was elected chMr
I man of the Divisional committee,
| and a member of the Territorial
committee. The other members are
y. R. Walker. Ketchikan; Chas. M
i McGrath. Sitka; R. J. Sheppard.
| Haines; W. It. Sharpe, Ketchikan:
Closkey. Juneau. Cordova Tinier.
llFGISTKH OF I..WO
OFFH'K Wll.l. lSKSIGV
Frank A. Hoyle. Register of the
United States Land Office at Anchor
age, confirmed reports that ho
would retire from the Government
service and expressed the opinion
that the plan to consolidate his office ,
with three other Government offices |
probably will be put into effect.
The plan of which Mr. Royle j
speaks would consolidate four Alas-I
kan offices—the register and receiv-i
or of the land office, the surveyor!
general, the chief of the field divis- ,
Ion of the land office and the assist- j
ant supervisor of surveys. Strongly ■
recommended by William Spry Tom- j
nissioner of the General Land Office |
the plan would put the four offices j
named in one office, with an official ;
i-o charge with the title of Superin- 1
tendent of Public Lands. 1
1 Governor Spry said in his annual |
A Move for Kflicieiicy
“Alaska has now reached the j
stage where it needs responsible lo
— V
;al c<° '• • : . it
ins pass'd t*> experimental stage of
-r’y development, where the duties
>: the r.gi.-ter and receiver might
performed ex-officio by officials of
) f it' d States District Court and
the surveyor general requir' d in the
same manner to discharge the duties
of the Territorial Secretary. Such
devices naturally incident * , the for
convinced that a transfer ■■{ the d i
sistant supervisor of -irv >- and
chief of field division to c.• officer
t be styl'd superintendent of pub
lic lands would give the Territory,
t.ho public and the department a
much more efficient service than the
icg.
titled to fh ad wee and as
sistance ■ ' 1 who can speak
anthori* for fh land depart
ment, fnstead of consulting the pr**
ent divided authority, which makes
practically every land claim the sub
tinct branches now operating there,
none of whom can speak with final
Acording to Mr. Boyle Congress
will lie asked to pass a bil! consoli
dating the four offices named, in the
Interests of efficiency and economy.
He said the plan had be* n • ndor.-* d
bv bis office and that of Ch:< >' r'‘-o.
A Parks of the field division. The
p'on i-- -aid try hav<* thn b* k — c- of
a majority in Congress.
Would Practice law
Mr. Hoyle intends* to return to Ju
neau to begin the practice of law. as
merit. If the consolidation plan
goes through he would automatic
ally be retired as registerer of the
land office-, but if the plan fails to
materialize, he. would tender hi-* res
Mr. Boyle has a large interest in
the Hirst-Chiehugoff mine near Sit
ka. he is interested in a prosperous
fur farm and has other business con
nections in the capital city, where h*
also owns a fine home.—Cordova
Daily Times.
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BANK STATEMENT
( OFFICIAL PUBLICATION )
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
MINERS AND MERCHANTS RANK OF ALASKA
Locuted at Nome. Territory of Alaska, at the close of business on th*
th day of April. !!*24.
RESOURCES
Loans and rliseoun
[Overdrafts.
! United States Bonds and securities
i Other bonds and warrants.
Stocks, securities, judgments, claim
Banking house, furniture ajid fixtui
Other real estate owned .
Due from other Banks.
Checks on other hanks and other
Exchange for clearing house.
Cash on hand .
Expenses In excess of earnings.
Gold Bullion on Hand.
TOTAL ....
.!* 408.042.17
39.100.00
. . 25S.S34.66
LIABILITIES
Capital stock pa'd in .
Surplus fund.
Reserves.
Undivided profits less expenses paid.
Dividends declared bu*: unpaid.
Due to other banks.
Demand Deposits.
Time Deposits.
Cashier’s and certified checks .
Notes and bills re-discounted .
Bills payable (including certificates of deposit)
for money borrowed .
. $100,000.0®
2r,.00t.0'»
183,392.39
TOTAL.$806,967.45
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
TERRITORY OF ALASKA \bb.
2nd JUDICIAL DIVISION | *
I, G. R. JACKSON, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowing* and
bellef< O. R. JACKSON. Onshfer.
( Notarial SeaR
Subscribed and sworn to before tns this
10th day of April, 1924.
P. BOCKMAN
Notary Public In and for the Territory ef Alaska.
My commission expires September 20th. 1921.
Correct Attest:
JNO. J. HAMLTN.
FRBD M. AYJOR
Directors.
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