Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-22
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Chamber Of Commerce.

lHursudy evening With President Me Cormack in the chair and Secretary Norden at his post.
 Alter roll call and reading and ap- proYal of the minutes of the May meet lng7, Messrs. A. T. Bennett and NJ. F. lnman were elected to membership. A communication from Judge Royal A. Gunnison, with reear1 to establish Ing term of district court, annually, at Nrangell, was read. The Judge ex- pressed himself as favorable to holding term ot court at NraEgeil as soon as the business will justify. The committee for assisting Capt. Orr Ill putting on a larger and better boat for the Prince of Wales run, reported that they had raised $l650, and that q tirst-class boat is expected here in few days.
 The new mineral cabinet has been placed in the rooms, and warrant for $50 was ordered drawn in favor of C. P. Cole for building it.
 The committee on the improvement of the Dry Straits, reported that highly satisfactory progress is aeing made to- ward bringing the matter to a success tul termination, and the committee was continued
 To advertise Wrangll, 2,500 cards were ordered printed ani sent to the ex- position at Portland fog distribution.
 It was moved and cal lied that Wran- gell have Fourth of aly celebration, and committee of th ee consisting of J. G. Grant, P. C. Jens n and 4 Y. R. snyder was appointed=io raise funds.
 After discussing Wood Pulp, Peat, and other subjects that interest this sec ton, the Cham bpr adj, 1rna1
 Mrs. Mary Wilson T, turned from Ju- ncau on the Humboldt
 Receiver Davidson nt to Juneau on the Jefferson, Sunday.
 Mrs Heiser, of Seat, ?, is here visit ing her sister, Mrs. Pa enaude.
 MT. Tottcn and fan ly have moved into Mrs. Haught's ho 3a in west Wran- gell.
 The Novelty was hera again Saturday night, after more logs 9r James Doug las saw mill.
 Schilling's Best Wa e has been quite sick, here, portion 0 the week, but is about ready to hit the oad again.
 The Wrangell Ro5a nery will tan your Furs and Hides T rly.
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 Mrs. Alex Choquette, fe.f Sing Lees store, on Front street, will Goyour wash ing, either family or personal, in a first class manner. ml.
 Wharfman Robert Reid has just re- ceired new doubleaction pile-driyer-j the best in Alaska. It will be set up and ready for action this week.
 The Clatawa brings word that the \. ?. T. & Pkg. Co. $ cannery at klawack begun canning salmon on the 10th, put ting up l05 eases on the first day.
 F. II. Gray returned from Howkan and Dahl Island, where he spent several days with W. D. Mcleod. He says that Dahl Island mining property is all right.
 Sim Freeman, Brigham Grant, Fred erick Bronson and Ernest Campbell rowed over to Mill Creek, Saturday, and returned Monday, reporting a pleasant outing
 To make impossible for what few flies We have to light on him or his choice meats, besides keeping the room cool, c. NJ. Coulter has added screen front to the Wrangell Market.
 The Catherine NJ. came in from Point Ellis, Sunday, remained a few hours and started on her return. The cannery has started up and things will be lively at the Point for some weeks to come.
 The SENTINEL begs pardon of that lit tie man at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Engstrom, for not mentioning him sooner. He arrived June 9th, but we did not hear of it until day or two ago.
 And here comes P. c. Mccormack with blood in his eye and says neither Fred Lynch or Will Grant can out Brady him on the cabbage proposition. Well, he has q mighty fine lot of em; but his wheat crop is failure.
 Ten commercial men were in town most of the week, headed by Harry Ray mond and C II. McGrath Harry Ma lone, representing Caro X Co.,, and ELI. Wallace, of Ledbetter X Wallace, Ju- neau, have also been with us.
 Superintendent Nelson of Barnes Lake Bay cannery, was in town the fore part of the week, looking for fishermen. The Antelope people are booming their logs this week, and then will go fishing for Nelson.
 Messrs. Angus Cameron, D. Fulton and D. Porter, of Oregon, arrived up last weel, and had Collins's launch Pa tience C. take them over to Baranoff Island, where they are interested ill mining properties.
 Mir r. E. Lee, of Chica go, represent ing eastern capital, spent most of last week in town, and is now out with MT. Ernest Specht, endeayoring to find something in which to invest. With our numerous resources, he surely ought to be made satisfied
 Caseis Of Thanks.