Douglas Island news., 1920-06-18
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

That Che operations ot Che vor- bout Marble Company win be carrIcd ou ths year ou largo scalo .s inc dIcated by Che fact chat representa- uyes ot Che company woro recently in KctehItan Go hire h.rty men.
 Tho rc.ehtor Anyoz and barge Baroda. with ono hundred and 6ty uat ears and four locomotives from uauama arrived at Seward last week. The material was formerly used in canal work but haa been transferred to thc government railroad
 Hlmor Miller logger employed by Ono savycr-Royuolds Logging Company near Rcd Bay has been missing for many days uc left the bunk house Immediately after hroak- mst one dly last week and du.ecut search h-s failed lo locate him.
 The transport south Bend was scheduled to al from San Francisco Juno ID for Anchorage with zoo la- borcrs on board Go work ou Che roy- eummt uUroaI This s Che first shipment of l.e0O mon that arc to como north n year to work tor thc commission
 Bishop p T Rowe preached the m.ml sermon over Che remains Of Che h,e Edward Ludcese at Wmu- eaI recently MT Lulcokc was one or tbe bo., known of Che Alaskan r.acee having been present at Che transfer O. che territory from Rus- .a af S.t.a u I>t1.
 Craig !. to have a eroat Fourth ol July celebration thH year On Che program s music by be Kavacb band lycrouuI pro.e. onal boxing m..uh baseball game u Che new narE acGa.p'mue .'aek wire por-
 omroe swimming contest log rolling boat racing and 0c'd cyous
 Tho ke...tu Chronicle says tMt f |. uo longer a pleasure to lean over Ihe bridge and eazo upon Che mmnd beauties ol K.tobikan creek. u...ad ol seeing The Wuc fishes daraHe in and out among .he eo'don
 ad. u. Che bottom ol Che creek am o.d ..l, and quantity ot tu cus aoa greet .h. es,s
 Tl. pr..lou Brothers. losscrs %. retca bule recently eut Q boom O. ue containing l5UUOO fee. of humber io m. Petersburg mu In tHe boom were ,.n hIe rcd cedar Iors There has been great demand at Petersburg for rcd cedar lumber for boa. work and it Is thought tbat plenty win be secured n .ho future
 Prank sascr inspection engineer and John N.oauehrn assistant se.- reny O. He board ol lire undcr- writers O. One pa.ao coast are on a four ol thc .mnercs oi South o.tgn Aas.a accompanied by their wives The Tam n Is under char- fcr to them The mon arc inspecting
 un.rI. and making r.commcnda- lion. toward. .H. lower ol iuur- an.. utes
 N.mo. Leohey counsel for Che Territorial shipping Board while at ke,.aEm recently sad Cha, a car
 .rr, .rtI.. h..u..u Ketch.k1u and Prime. Bwer. giving Che former p.a.. terminal freight rates ou tbe Grand Trunk Pacific railway would he great .hns Wh Che new sHwns n jus. passed. MT Lochey n.I .H. Che Canadian lines would no compelled .0 put i'm .be service to e.. 'ho business.
 Bound .o Cold Bay Aaska One DOT, 70. Che oI districts u Western hl.lH which arc now being opened w che steamship Catherine D.. own- eI ht m. racle Amcrcau Fisheries or BeIneham. win 4u from Seattle June f5 under charter to Che Pa- ..Hr Steamship Company taking both freight and passengers X num- h.r ol ol prospaefor have booked passage on che vessel f business iusif. Che step. One Pacific Steam ship Company it was announced yesterday win maintain regular service to Cold Bay during Che open season On tho voyage. thc Gather inc D. vI can n Ntak ClIeuik rnsa and Sand Point Seattle r.mo