Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-27
Our Local zist.

last week.
 Messrs. John Norton and Jesse Crow ! ell are over II the hills hunting for gold and other minerals.
 Tie Wranaeil Robe Tannery will tan your Furs and Hides properly.
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 Mrs. T. J. Case and daughter Dollie are at home again, alter spending two CT three weeks down tha country.
 Ole Johnson and Petcr Mckay vent to | Juneau with that force af ears, .taz. t9 work on the Perseverance miu. 4ap mill.
 United States Marshal James NJ. Shoup was a passenger up on tAe last Cottage City, returning nome from Port land.
 J r. Colines Wired a nunbDr addi- tional buildings and put in lights f5r tho | Electric Light Co.,, during she week. That's business,
 John Nelson, of the Pillar Bay Pkg. Co arrived up on the Topeka, SatuI- day, and left with the Gertrude sunday, for Point Ellis.
 AdDls JUllIi JOllIISbu dilNA "A 1lt Jlt'N III from Lincoln Rock with the thunder storm last Thursday afternoon and spent a day or two in town.
 Mrs. Loue Healy, of Boise, Idaho, sis ter-in-law ot MT. A. T. Bennett, came up on one oi the recent excursion boats and stopped eff for visit. The survey ship Gedney, Capt. Dick int, lsi. T., remained until Monday. We are always pleased to nave the Gelney come and see us.
 J. 4. Mason came up from the Ma son and Collins salmon saltery, Saturday and returned Monday, taking with him Mrs. Mason Colonel, kathering Bron- son and Leonard Campbell.
 Last week 204 copies of the SENTINEL Were sold, + were given away and SIS The SENTINEL Is determined that this d'=t''-t shall b known oil the outside.
 George Card and Jim AIattson came in Irom the logging camp last Thursday and returned Friday. hr. Carl said he had a raft of 100000 ready for delivery. He reported the Blae Noses in the be. t of health,
 Eetchikan organ9ad a Chamber of Commerce che evening llst week, with 2l members to ..arf with Good A town without an organization of this kind is a good deal l5ka q ship at sea UitI5at 8 ruddcr.
 Mrs. John sricketa WIS a passenger home on the Tar '-l he left NIr. S. at the Leonhardt Sanitarium, Oakyille. Napa county, Calif where he is rapidly recovering his health, which his many friends in alaska are pleased to learn.
 Ernest Specht left for Coronation Isl and the fore part of the week. Befole leaving town he remarked to a reporter that he is getting allfred tired of people breaking into his cabin during his aI- sence, and that the thin- must cease.
 ATr. Phil T. Megaarleu. of AIinneapc- lis, Minn., an attorney, and one of the P. C. X \. Pkg. Co.,, came up on the Cottage City, last week to visit the can- nery at Tonka. He expressed himself as well pleased with Alaska.
 1fr. Frank Dandy intends to open the Cassiar saloon August lst. His petition for license has been universally signed. C. ?. Cole and Ole Aase are improving the interior oi the building, Frank is q Dandy, and knows how to run a saloon.
 The old and reliable steamship Tope- ka, Capt. Cam, Master, arrived up Sat urday evening on the second trip after her mishap last fall, with full passen- ger list and loaded to the clards with freight. She is good old ship ana Cat Cam makes it pleasant for all who tra- vel on her.
 The new gasoline boat Gertrude, built below for the Pillar Bay Packing Co.,. arrived here Friday noon. She is q trim little craft of II tons, 5 feet in length, II feet beam and is said to be a tir maker, turning off her 10 knots an hour. which is good for gasoline boat.
 Manager Brown, of the Tonka cam nery, and Mr. Magaardcn came oy,r from Toaka last Thursday evening ou s short business trip, NJ Brown infor ed a reporter that the i.em in the SEN TINEL few issues ago, stating that the Tonka property had been sold to the government, was an error. Wallace Winfell, of Wrangell. who in company with Frank Spelding on prospecting tour for yellow metal, drift eI into Douglas Thursday. Winfield is e typo and as soon as discovered by cd tor Hopp, was put to work for a faW days. ."-Cor. to Record-- .aer from Douglas. And he mean. fSestty.' all the while.
 The Jefferson on her last trip carries 175 tourists, loo of whom belong to the medical fraternity, irou all parts c. lhe globe They spent two hours here on their way up, and appeared much inter- e-ted in the totems and other novelties l about town. Drs. D. N Graham, of Chicago and James Hughes Letcher, of Henderson, Ky, paid the SENTINEL of 1 fee friendly visit As Dr. Graham was from the home of our childhood and is acquainted with men whom we knew years ago, it made his visit doubly interesting.
 People comiug to Wrangell will al- was receive the most courteous treat ! I. 4 f. .l, l-1