The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-09-12
Al. ASKA NJ WIS

Clarence Cunningham, who several wears ago was in che EmcIight jr con ncction with Alaska coal lands, Is now at the head o' large mining opcr- ations in thc Slocau district ot b1t- ish Columbia,
 Capt. Thomas Dwycr, of the An chorage Home Guards. has resigned as personal business requires his at .cntion.
 Charles \. Euusou, conductor of he A. F.. C.. on the Anchorage div sion. died from internal injuries re- ,cjvcd in an accident in the terminal ards.
 Thcr, has been no change in the Alaska delegate situation. The elect ons committee has not submitted lts .cport. recently agreed upon, favor vg Wickcrshgm.
 John Dunn has been elected pres lon, of the Red Cross at ANchoragc. Mrs. n. D. Vint has been elected soc- ctary. - H.P. Crowrlcr Q. Juneau, has .,- ciycd his appointment as captain m ac Engineering Reserve corps. Ralph Bartholomew. a kotchikou ,ov. was the wireless operator on the transport Wcstovcr recently torpedo d and sunk by Hun sub in the At ln,i,. The lad Is now recovering m French hospital following exposure the result of five days and nights am open boat.
 Hugh J. Gallagher who has been urnt of the Pacific Steamship Co.,, Juneau tor some umc, has been transferred ,o the claims department Seattle and been succeeded 0y S.A. Iorton. Mr. Horton has been wi,a the .dmual lines for several years. C. F. Cook. of Valdez. Is among the .ounded on recent casualty list. John Cudfhee. early '. =, Deputy Iarshal a, Skagway, was found dead gently in his bed at his home in cattle.
 When a steamer sails from Juneau ,r the south early Monday morning. le mail closes at five o'clock on Sat rGays.
 The Juneau Home Guards are now possession of their guns. Uniforms re also to be worn by the members the Military units 8 fund bejn@ Inscribed for the purpose O. supply them.
 The salmon pack a- Cordova tor e season just ended is estimated at rec million dollars
 Two Cordovans have been killed at @ front. James Bonnet, formerly nploycd on the Copper river rail- ad. was drowned while in swjmi0g France. William Jones stuck his ,ad out Of ear widow and it struck obstacle. He died instantly.
 Jerome D,umheUer, Spokane cani- list. while on his recent trip to wil- W creek, near Anchorage, closed a al for tha undivided o.c half in- rest in the Fcm-CoodcN property Archarga creek.
 The Alaskan Erg.r'eriUg Comm.ss ,n has approved O. the plan for an viso@y board i9 town affairs and a uncil or seven to serve for one year II soon be elected.
 A 5ooy or high grade covitc and auce has been struyt at tho Mother de, Copncr river district, at depth S75 feet.
 Cordova Eagles will open their new T sometime during this month with ia-Cc. NcC1rty has adoa ,d 8 campaign r publicity. The buckle of the cop- belt
 Owing to labor troubles, the Canad- Pacific and the Grand Trunk have thdrawn their steamers from the utheastcrn Alaska route.
 John k. LangScth Sourdough priCt- of Alaska, was recently married Douglas to Josephine Anderson e. Langseth is editing and manag- 1, the Douglas Island News, for F.. White. owner now publicity agent
 Alaska.
 Miles Creeden, old timer of Lynn nal died recently at HainS aftel illness of one week.
 B. NJ. BehrendS k now chairman o' Red Cross Chapter at Juneau ,ceeding Mrs. r. J. Mahone, resign as she will 20 south with her hus nd who is to be stationed at post a member of the Medical corps o' U. s. Army. Mrs. F. J. Wettrick, Of Juneau wei own in southeastern Alaska, ha' cred the city hosnjto' in Seattle t' e a course in military training fo' vices overseas.
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