Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08
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 And the Council adjourned.

Collins launch Patience C., took L.C. Patenaude. ". D. Grant. C. |. Weber. (. Denny. tiGy Carson and Gap. John son down the south channel = far as
 1s. 2 k. hoEk's Creek ar3 tai.a. last week, and they ,=ae back #.-. - fEes. catch = trout that has come t6 town. The tip pl1ys3 oue at romance t9 marshal Cant. F. MS a5 al..--ll when he ran aaick three hears-an 4.a she, a yaaFi.u- aa3 cub. The mar s..a. said 'sa % :" out sruins gfilnei .t him. Then L. th.eU Lis hat at tue4. but this pleased them still Hare. Hi- tlsa b-E-. then went after then, aH5 they -ggE tls offensive. The marshal then took To tAe lru.a, and Capt. John S,on. ald Fuy lalls2n. who Were near bF, bod. a-..- -4-a=-- 4=-4A -i =+-i i-Ez-=.- Il t7 them. Tn k.lk was all ont of lis hair; his face was pale, and as soon as he eaald get his bI ath he shouted: "Bears. three of 'em. Gentlemen. all no coward aHa l can hip any one bear single handed: but i. you think I'm ga- !E- t1 fight three be-s with jack knife biane him particle
 In common with cher parts of the country, WraazeN haa a few of those men, who H eH5 l. the front when call was made for men to leiend the flag. in lS5t. There are five I them, as follows: N. r. Inman. shipba.der, served in the 18th infantry from Iowa: 4. T. Bennett, >upt. NranaelI Mills served in the 50th New York Engineers. Edward Ludecke. shoemaker, served II 8th |. $. infantry; Maurice Healy, merchant served in 1st New York artillery aaI belonged to the famous Irish Brigade: James Hurley. prospector and logger, served in the Second Michigan Cavalry. All are still husky old boys" arl We opine would scrap" again if duty required it.
 AIr K. C. Schmidt and wife. of San Francisco, arrived hers by the last City of Seattle for visit.at few weeks with Mr and Mrs S. s. kincaid, of this place and H. F. Swift and others Of Klawack. AIr schmidt is very much in love with Alaska, and of the trip up from Seattle he says hehas read descriptions of the scenery and thought they were pretty strongly drawn, but they fail to do jus tice to the scenery. It is just simply grand" says he. MT. and Mrs Schmidt went to klaBack on the Clatawa, Mon day.
 Under date of May 9, MT. NJ. F. h. man receives from Washington an ac- knoHedgemert Of the receipt of his bond as Town Trustee, and the acting con- missioner says ''the bond appears to he iH keepinc.with the regulations oI the de- raTtucHt and accordingly has been sub u.,tel tg the ee,Te. EE of the Interior I1r his approval" Then, he adds. the commission VII be .aT#arded. h this ca=a l. seeMs .the taills of The gods 1-lai slow; ani ia the meantime whole lot e inc eaz=er ia which t9 do necessary UoTks is pssslng.
 t now looks as if t1a recovery of Ole Neila. who has been k so lonz, Is very doubtful. As he i- entirely without means, charitable public must con- tribute to bis relief. and it is now =ug- .ezted that tAe best r.in2 to bc done is r9 raise funds and zal5 him t5 his pee pl= IL Norway. as iu Is condition there is where he properly belongs \ sub- zsT.ptilE paper may He seen at Pate uaude'= barber shop. and Mr. ?. will rc- cetra money from all who desire to as- sist -aa unfortunate nan. Lend 9 help ing hand.
 Harry James, q 2Tzzt big Native, has been taken f9 Juneau to serve a sentence Of eight months in the .tskookun house. by marshal Grant. -5Te daYa ago he enticed the s-year-old daughter of AIr. and ir-. Fred Wig ID stairs in the WTaugell hotel and assaulted her with criminal intent. The child told the sto- ry, the fellow vas arrested and admitted lis guilt, and Commissioner Thomas gave him eight months. And he escap- cd blamed easy.
 1 week ago last sunday on old miner, Beck, was in town in an intoxicated con dition, and on the same day claimed that C T. McRobie, in a game of draw poker, put up the cards and swindled him out of 50 McRobie was arrested on 8 charge of gambling, but jury &C., quilted him,