The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-26
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 Alaskas legislative family is about to disband The Second Sessions ad- journment is but three days away. and by the close of the week it ia eX. pected that majority Of Che members will have left Juneau some Co retrace their steps to their homes others to take 6 trip to the outside while che opportunity is favorable, and others with various plans for the immediate future.
 Speaker Earnest B Collins expects to leave immediately after the session for his home In Fox and will mush in. to the interior, part of Che way on snowshoes. Senator O. P Gaustad of Fairbanks, Senator D. A. Sutherland of Ruby, and Representatives w. T.. Burns andC. K. Snow, of the Fourth di- vision also expect Go return immed- iately to their homes. unless some of them are named as investigators in the event of the passage by the legisla. ture of the Driscoll resolution asking that the Legislature probe conditions at Morningside Asylum. Portland, where the Alaska insane are incarcer- ated. Representative D. A. Driscoll Ifs going to the Fair at San Francisco.
 Aldrich to Stay Here.
 Senator Frank A. Aldrich of Nome will be in this section for a month at least and may remain permanently. He has taken a bond on a mining prospect at Windhom Bay and ex- poets to sample it extensively. If the property shows up well, the Northern CT win stay with Southeastern Alaska, he says.
 Senator Thomas McGann, of Nome, will go to California for a visit but will sail for Nome on one Of the early 0oats from Seattle.
 O. P Hubbard will return home on the
 Senator B. F Willard and Senator first Westbound boat. after adiourn- ment Judge Hubbard will reopen his law offices in Valdez. Col Willard ex poets to be busy an summer, direct ing the operation and development of his various mining properties in the Third division
 Senator T. M Tanner to Skagway. and Senator Charles 4. Sulzer to Sul- zer are the plans of the First divis- ion solons.
 Four of the Senate were elected for the long term. and will be members of the Third Legislature, in 1917 They are Senators Hubbard, Gaustad Sulzer and Aidrich.
 Judge Moran to Wed.
 Representative Martin r. Moran, of Shungnak. is to return to Kansas for a bride, as fast as steamers and trains will carry him. he has confded. The future Mrs. Moran is a widow who was a schoolmate of Judge Moran
 Representatives N. r. Coombs and J. F. Daly will SO to Seattle but the first Nome sailing may find them on their way back together Represen- 1 tative W. w. Getchell Of Nome expects to go to Seward.
 Representative Thomas Holland Of Chitina will make a trip East and to accompanied by Representa- tive T. II. Tansey of Kennecott Rep resentatiye John Noon is going back to Seward without the capital building in his pocket and Representative c. l M Day of Valdez expects to go home ! without delay.
 Representative J. R. Heclxman will return to his home in TetchilSan next week. Representative 4. G. Shoup of sitka exepects to hasten home on the first boat. Representative J. G. Held md Wm. D. Britt of Juneau do not con -emplate immediate travel.
 Chief Clerk A. D. Maltby, Of the Senate has decided to make Juneau lis home. He is a lawyer and has been practicing at Iditarod for several 'ears Chief Clerk Barry Reown of Nome will return North by way of Sc .ttle