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Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
LOST IN THE DEEP

Again We are reminded that braying the wind and wave of Alaskan waters is hazardous, and those who do SO take their lives in their hands. Every win ter hundreds of sloops and other small fishing craft ply the waters of Frederick Sound and Chatham Straits in quest of hslibut, which brings them a good re- turn in the markets of the world. But were the fishermen to receive many times the amount they are paid, they would be but poorly recompensed for the danger they undergo in following their vocation.
 Almost continuously during the past two months the continued high winds have lsshed the waters of Frederick Sound into mountains of mad pillows, making it dangerous for even large craft to withstand and yet in the face of all this, in their eagerness to add to their wealth, fishermen may Do seen in all parts of the waters. paying out their tackle for the monsters of the deep. Hence we say it is no wonder that word is 80 frequently brought in of loss of life.
 Thre weeks ago the body of Alaus Ol. sen was brought in and buried, having been washed overheard from his sloop near Five Fingers lighthouse; last week NC chroniclsd the death by drowning of young Powell and . Jspanese boy iu the Wrangell nsrrows. Saturday. last the steamer Alaska, Capt, Rsstad, brought word of finding the wreck of the schoo- ner Sec Home near Point Gardiner, in Chatham Straits. She was sunk in about twenty five feet of water, near the shore. Her dory was on the beach in badly smashed condition; and the gen. ersl presumption s that The three men who were known to be on the craft wers lost. Asmall pocket book belonging to an English boy was picked up, but it contained no information ss to the crew, or what had become sf them. The crew of the Alaska made diligent and thorough search for those Eho had been on the schooner, but were unable to find any trace of them, and it is the opinion of Cspt. Rastad that they weSe drowned.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
ARTICLE VII-By-LAWS

SEC. l. These bylaws may ie altered, amended or annulled at any meeting by vote If two thirds of the members present.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22

:. It would seem that the action of Judge Gunnison and the grand jury a. ketchi- kan, recently, has started moral wave all along the line in the First District Up at Juneau the city fathers got on their rnettle and compelled the "garns" to close down their games and go out of business. Not only does it hit the Hand lubbers," but on the Seattle steamers is now to be found the placard gambling strictly prohibited on this boat" Out at Valdez, also, the lid ia on, a petition, signed by almost every business man in the town, having recently been present ed to Judge Wickersham, which resulted in the doors to gambling places being ordered closed. Let the good work pro- ceed; it is high time.
 Our old wharfman Robert Reid will leave on the next southbound trip of the Humboldt for a trip to his old eastern home, where Mrs. Reid has been for the past year, and where he spent last winter l.. NJ. Churchill will have charge of the wharf during his absence. Mir. Reid will return next June.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22

Capt. Gardner of the Killisnoo Corps, Salvation Army, is here assisting Adjt. Smith iu the work of completing the officers quarters. Wrangell is the dis trict headquarters, and the Adjt. is sparing no pains to have the quarters roomy and comfortable.
 A surprise party was given at the home of Mrs. J. F. Hamilton, Thursday evening last, in honor of Walter Wood- bridge, who happened to be in town. Those who were present say that as a mat of fine coffee, Walter stands at .'l ;:,.-,'--sven if he does tone it up a Ii t. 4 ith cayenne.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
Local and General
News Gathered With Pencil and Scissors, From Home and
 .AeighbOring Places
The Wransell Drug Go.

Coming. the National Star Company. Thanksgiving just one week from to. day, November %.
 MT. T. c. McHugh was a passenger south on the Humboldt. When preacher meets teacher, then comes the tug of war. No details.
 Kenyon Telmsge has been somewhat under the weather for 8 week or so.
 The Clataua left out Tuesday morn- Ing for business trip to scow Bay and Petersburg
 Tonight is the Salvation Army enter tainment and sale of work st the Red Mems Hall.
 Mayor Jensen is sxcavsting on the McKinnon lot, east of the restaurant building, for another business house, to be built at once. Rev. Father Brown of Juneau came town and looked after his Wrangeii flock during the week, going to ketcfi- dsn On the Humboldt.
 It is reported that it is quite probable that new wharf will soon be built on the site of the old P. C. wharf com- pany having been formed for that pur- pose.
 J. A. Mason, Nick Farsons and Jack Ertz came over from their cold storage site on the NarroEa, last week, and re- mained in town several days. It took them three days to come twenty-seven miles.
 Wrangell IS now getting daisy of a mail service from the west coast. MT. Strong, the contractor, is keeping his word with the people of Wrangell like the old woman kept tavern; and the postal authorities seem to be standin g right in with him on the proposition oi cutting Wrangell out entirely.
 Capt. Cyrus Orr, who had just com back from trip to the Sound country left Tuesday morning on the Ciataws for scov Bsy.t While down in Washing ton, Capt. visited the Carlyon farm et Ysln, and says he found. Fred engaged tn scrsping hogs. it being butcherins lime "down on the farm." :.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
ARTICLE VII DUTIES OF MEMBERS

SEC. I. The mem CTS aha.l attend the meetings regularly and be orderly, de-
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
Hszelwood butter and eggs, best in the market, at W. c. Waters.

Hazelwood butter and eggs, oest In the market, at W. c. Waters.
 Pay s2.00 in advance and get the SEN. TIsEL and Twice-s-Week St. Louis Re- public for year.
 Messrs. syindseth and Johansen have been awarded the contract for improy. ing Front Street
 Ed. Lyons launch is ready for the decking, and will soon be ready to be put into the water.
 Deputy Marshal Grant went below CD the Hum boldt. He will endeavor to re. turn on the same boat.
 Mrs. Fred Patching came up from Lo. ring last week and spens | few houri with old Wrangell people,
 Fine weather for ducks, but that "gsn. tic zephyr" coming out of the stikine keeps the hunters ct home.
 Attorney Rodmsn made q business trip over to Petersburg and return, ou the Hum bold,, during the week.
 ". D. Grant .lsst week disposed of g lot on Church street to Nr. Joseph c, Ensley, who will erect neat residence for himself and family.
 Don't forget that the Red Mems big masquerade ball, Thanksgiving eve, will be the event of the season. Several nice prizes will be given.
 Dr. DeVighne, Geo. Kiss and Andrew Thomas arrived in Monday afternoon from Raake village, where they went last week in the solace. They stopped in at Totem Bay and got couple 0! deer on the way back.
 James Weeks and A. M Tibbets came in last Monday from the back channel where they have been putting in rati of logs. Jim hunted little, incident. ally, and says that Iibbets has ! great hunting dog, but the report that hs jumped overheard to save the dogs lifi ]. untrue.
 The Humboldt went down Sunday with good passenger list. Of course she brought no mail, because she wanted 1 pay the same ss others received for it and for come reason this was denied But Capt. Baughman said to reportel tha. he is going to carry the mail fol the accom- mediation of the people aloni the route. if be has to do it for nothing And Capt. usually means iust what h. says. The Humboldt is the most regu lar of all ths boats running to southeast ern Alaska, and the people would b. delighted to zee her carrying the mail because this would insure their gettinl it some time.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
ARTICLE DUTIES or OFFICERS

SEC. l. The President shall preside at all meetings and preserve order and de- corum in the meeting room, shall sign all notices Of meetings and summonses, and perform such other duties as may be necessary in the performance of his duty.
 SEC. ,. The Vice President shall, in the absence of the President, perform all the duties that belong to the President.
 SEC. 3. The Secretary shall keep a cor rect record of all meetings receive all moneys due the company, pay the same tu the Treasurer, taking his receipt there- for. He shall draw warrants on the Treasurer for all moneys ordered paid by the company. He shall sign and post notices of all meetings, and shall make report of the companys condition at the end of his term of office.
 SEC. 1. The Treasurer shall receive all moneys from the Secretary, giving his receipt therefor. and shall pay it out only upon warrants ordered drawn by the company, duly signed by the President and Secretary. At the end Of his term of office, or when called upon by the company, he shall render full statement to the company of its financial ,tanding.
 SEC. j The Foreman shal! have charge and conlIol of the apparatus of the com. pany at all tlmes, ana sHdll see l!ldt ll IS kept in proper place and good condition. At ali fires he shall have full control of all men and apparatus, and his authority shall be supreme with the company. He may order drills at any time he desires, and have control at such drills, under charge of the Fire Chief.
 SEc. 6. The First Assistant Foreman shall assist the Foreman in his duties, and in the absence of the Foreman shall assume full control at fires and drills,
 SEC. :. The Second Assistant Foreman shall assist the Foreman and First As ,istant Foreman in the performance of their duties, and at fires and drills his station is with the apparatus, and he shall gee that all orders issued by the Foreman or First Assistant are readily executed. In the absence of the Fore man or his First Assistant, he shall have control.
 SEC. x. In the absence of the Foreman or his assistants, the first member arriy- ing at the apparatus shall have control until d proper officer arrives.
 ARTICLE VII DUTIES OF MEMBERS
 SEC. 1. The mem! CTS aha.l attend the meetings regularly and be orderly, de-
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
FIREBELL SIGNALS

A continuous ringing of the bell give, the alarm of fire
 To designate the location of d fire, ring the bell quickly several strokee; pause moment, then strike one tap, which will indicate that the fire is in the cen tral portion of town.
 Two taps indicates hat tie fire is in the Eastern portion of town.
 Three taps will locate t as being in the Northwestern part of toHa
 Two taps of the hell, an interval and single tap, repeated several times -hall designate meeun- g. arill.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
ARTICLE III-MEMBERSHP

SEC. 1. Any person who is resident of,he town of Wrangell and l5 years of age or over shall be eligible to member ship in this company.
 SEC. ?. Any person desiring to become a member of this company shall present his name ill writing. duly recommended by two members in good standing. Alter being read, ballot shall be taken, and if the applicant shall receive majority of all votes cast, he shall be declared elected
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE IT

Merchants and all other business men of Wrangell, read this weeks editorial page. Listen to the voice of wisdom. and let it sink deep into your hesrts.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
ARTICLE Iv-OFFICERS

SEC. l. The officers of this company shall be President, Vice President, Sec retary, Treasurer, Foreman, First Assist an, Foreman and second Assistant Fore man, "ho shall be elected al the regular meetings in January and July of each year and hold their offices for six months or until their successors are elected and qualified.
 SEC. ?. Vacancies in office may be filled a. any regular or called meeting.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
ORDER OF BUSINESS

1. Call to Order. ,. Roll Call of Officers. 3. Roll Call of Members. 1. Reading and Approval of
 Minutes. ,. Reports of Officers. 6. Reports of Committees. |, Unfinished Business. 3. New Business. 9. Good oi the Company.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
ARTICLE n-MEETISGs

SEC. l. The regular meetings Of this company shall be held on the second Wednesday evening of each month at s o'clock.
 SEC. 2. Special meetings may be held at any time upon call of the President.
 SEC. 3. Three notices shall be posted in conspicuous places in town by the Secretary, duly signed by the President and Secretary.
 SEC. 1. Seven members shall constitute a quorum for transacting business.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-11-22
BYLAWS
 AND ORDER of BUSINESS Alert Fire Co. No. 1 WRANGELL, ALASKA
 ARTICLE I-NAME

tion shall be Alert Fire Company No. O. Wrangeil, Alaska.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
SCiruthS : Niccn,cu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
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