Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-20
The Wrangell Drug Co.

Receiver Davidson went to Juneau on the Cottage City.
 The Wrangell Drug Co. are enlarging their store room.
 J. 4. Mason is out again after an ill ness of several days.
 In her new coat of paint, Carlyon's big canoe is a beauty.
 J. F. Hamilton was quite i'll last week, but is about convalescent again
 Aaolph Engstrom has opened a bar Der shop in Cdrlyon's old store room.
 Alert fire company had a rousing meet ing Wednesday evening of last week.
 Jim Weeks came over from the Mar ble Creek quarlics, last week, in the best of health.
 Deputy marshal Grant went over to the Prince of Wales on the Clatawa, on legal business,
 With drag net Mir. A. Amundson has been keeping the town well supplied With choice siaclt.
 Mr. Hamilton has begun work on the first public school building that Wran- gell can call her very own,
 Deputy collector of customs J. R. Bee- gle of ketchikan, made the trip to Ju- neau and return on the Dolphin,
 Robert Reid went to Juneau last week to get pile-driver. He was a day or two late, however, to make the trade.
 Mrs. Swarthout came up from Ketch. ikan on the Dolphin to kelp F. W. Car. lyon out in his millinery department.
 Charles c. Page is the name of the new Clerk of the [. s. District Court, who accompanied Judge Gunnison on his return from New York.
 Wrangell to the front again. Archi- tect Paul Bergfeld has been engaged 10 draw the plans for the fine Elks' build- ing at Juneau.
 The steamer Lincoln, 4. Eastman, master, came in from Petersburg, at 8. m. Monday, and took J. F. Collins pile driver to Point Ellis to do some work at the cannery.
 Inspectors of hulls and boilers Whit ney and Newhall arrived from Junes u Saturday evening, inspected some craft here and went to Prince of Wales Mon- day to do some work.
 Ernest Specht and Gordon Hoops are up the Stikine springs enjoying them selves. They aim to capture a grizzly or two, catch all the trout and altogeth CT have genuine outing.
 Mr. E. D. Mccoy last week sold his trim little gasoline schooner "E. D. M" to C. C. McConaghy of Juneau, who will use her in freighting and knocking about among the mines up there.
 Rev. Thomas Jenkins, rector of St. Johns (EpiscopaD Church, Ketchikan, came up on the Dolphin and stopped off while the steamer went to Juneau and back, and returned home. He held services at the Peoples Church while in town.
 Capt. Edwin Hofstad is lucky man. He lives up on Hamilton Heights, went out the other day and spied big mar ten on the sidewalk in front of his house and proceeded to take him in with his little gun A good marten skin is quite valuable these days.
 There was a vigorous fire alarm at m. last Thursday, caused by small blaze in the roof of the Jensen building on east Front street, occupied by Louie Couture. As strong east wind was blowing, there was some lively scram b. ling to quench the blaze.
 Robert Conlee has got into a very bad box. Last Thursday as Tommy Case and Julius Mason were up near the head of the bay, within a few feet of Conlee's cabin, under pile of brush, they found a gunney sack containing five pairs of Gold Seal gum boots. Mar shal Grant was notified and at once took charge of the boots, as they tallied ex- actly with those stolen from the ware house a few weeks ago, and placed Con lee under arrest. An inspection of the house and premises revealed some cream cans and jelly glasses the same as were stolen, and in the wood box were sever- al dozen of eggs, presumably taken at the same time. Conlee had an examin- ation before Commissioner Thomas, Sat urday afternoon, and the evidence of his guilt was so strong that bonds for his appearance before the grand jury were