The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-16

ARCTIC BROTHERS
 GOVERNORS GUESTS
 Nearly an of the members oi the Arctic Brotherhood of the North who are in Juneau et present wl,o their wives and aweethearis were Che guests of Gov and Airs. J. F. A. Strong lest night at an informal re- ception at the Governors House.
 Among tho entertaining things or the evening were songs by Miss Mary BernhofeB Miss ctrystal Conw and II. B. LeFevre. and piano selections by Miss Edith Kempthorre, while Mrs. j. P. A. Strong rendered several pop ular selection on the piano. Mrs, J.. V. Davis recited for the guests in her characteristic and pleasing style lun- cheon was served stories went the rounds and the gathering broke up at late hour
 At lhe ] o'clock segsion of the Grand Camp today new officers will be nominated for the combined Grand Camp. to hold sovereignty over all subordinate camps Of che order in Ale aslsa and the Yukon country
 The election of officers will proba. bly occur tomorrow
 Banquet Tonieht.
 Tonight @ populorpriced banquet win be spread. and 'Jn order to wit ness the iiftng of the cover from the Malamute stew you must stampede to Tom Radonich's roadhouse. at Pt Juneau, oa the salmon creeNThaue trail. at no D. m. Mushers fresh from the tral are arriving daily with the latest dope from all the new strikes. Good kow-kow. good drinks good smokes and good pow-pow. One dol far per plate (Bme shirts, parkas. and overallsl
 Yesterday'o Proecedingo.
 When the second session of the Grand Encampment Of the Arctic Bro. therhood of the North was held yes. terday afternoon at o'clock in Moose hall. fond hopes were realized. The two factions Of tho Brotherhood simply forgot to mention that they ever had any real differences. amalgamated, melted together" and the session progressed as in the old days before any antagonism had arised. Gov. J. r. A. Strong, Grand Arctic Chief pre- sided.
 The Arctic Brotherhood is now one undivided camp. which promises to never again be rent by questions of where the Grand Encampments shall be held or other minor differences.
 Several brief but highly interesting talks were made at yesterdays session by Grand Arctic Chief Strong. and Messrs. Sulzer Collins, Stout. Shoup. Tanner. Keller and others and the meeting adjourned to D. m. today. The following delegates altenates and proxy holders were present at the session:
 Camp Juneau No. s1: John B. Mar shall J. J. Reagan 4 A. Humphrey c. C. Vim. F. F. Post Ed. C. Rus sch and John IT. Spickett
 Camp Haines No. 17:-Henry Erie James Fay and Ike Sowerby.
 Camp Petersburg No. SO:-James Brennan holding ali proxies.
 Camp Seward No. 21:-John Noon, holding all proxies
 Camp Skagway No. 1.--J. NJ. Tan her. Fred Fonzo. II. B. LeFevre and A J. Achlson. AlteTnotcs - w. B. Case, B. M Behrends
 Camp Wrangell No. 2S:-N. D. svindseth and c. A. Emery, who held proxies for H. G. Gurney l.. C. Pat snaude. and C. M Coulter
 Camp Sitka No. 6:-A. G. Shoup c. c. Georgeson. J. w Bell and P. P. Floyd
 Camp Ketchikan No POD. Smith ! Harris. Altenates-C. A. sulzer and ! ). R. Reckman. Harry G. Reed holds 1 proxy for Heckman and D. Smith Har- -is holds all other proxies.
 The following were present from .he camps that had not affiliated with Inc organization formed at the Juneau session of the grand camp two years lgo, but who had been elected to par -icipate in the grand camp organiza- ion that has been holding its meet | ngs on teh Outside, and which last year convened at Seattle and adiurn- sd to meet at Juneau yesterday, the | late set for the meeting of the A iska organization today:
 Camp Chitina No. 31.-Thos. H. Hol- and and T B. Tansey.
 Camp Fairbanks No 1~.-E B. coi. ! ins. alternate, holding proxies for an. i Camp Valdez. No 10;-B. F Willard ! md C. M Day
 Camp Nome No. G. Alternates-l Hugo Beyer. James P Daly. Barry ! leown and Frank Aldrich, all present md Barry Keown holds proxies for all lot present
 The delegates, alternates and proxy .olders elected to attend the meeting f both branches Of the grand camp lied their proxies with the commit ee on credentials appointed by Grandi Arctc Chief Strong, which consisted ,f J. M. Tanner F. B. LeFevre and .rthur G. shoup. The delegates who lad attended the Seattle meeting and | hose who had been elected to attend [ but had not been present at it re .uested that they be enrolled as dele ..to. fc fh,. r,,....e,,t ,,,rofit,o.