The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-05
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All day Sunday people thronge0 lbout the scene, and were interested spectators to the work of clearing he debris and ground sluicing the lirt. On one occasion the water was | turned on too quickly and it struck q Japanese spectator, thoroughly drenching him, and broke a window in the Model cafe.
 The night crew Saturday night re- covered a gold watch and nugget chain and $40 in cash.
 During the day the force cut out oiece of timber for repairing the DOT ion of the bridge over Gastineau y the slide.
 Relatives of Maxi
 Lourie Maxi, who lies at the c. W. Young Undertaking Parlors, victim of the slide, was 36 years old and a native of Finland: He has a niece, Mrs s. Ratti. who'll employed at the Alaska Steam Laundry. He was un- married. He also has brother, Ar thur Maxi, who lives in Ontario, Can ada. Maxi had been employed at the Alaska Juneau for the past two months. No arrangements have yet oeen made for his funeral.
 Body at Undertakers
 Andrew Wallin, the first victim of he slide is at the c. w. Young Un, dertaking Parlors. No one has claimed the remains and no arrange ments have yet been made for the funeral. Wallin was a skillful black smith and was going to the west ward to work at his trade on the first steamer going that way.
 Council Holds Meeting
 The City Council held special meeting yesterday to make provision for carrying on the work of trying to locate the bodies of the slide vic. tims in case they were not found yes terday.
 Businessmen, clerks and men from every walk in life turned out yester- day and acting with the fire depart 'nent and employees of the Alaska Juneau Mining Company did such -ood work that tthe bodies were quickly located and 1t was not ne cessary to call for more volunteers 10 work last night. All the folks that are there are em rloyees of the city who are clearing he ground in preparation for the new piece of street on Gastineau ave nue in clearing Front street of the debris that was put there. Employ ees of the Alaska Gastineau Min ing Company are working on the re newal of the transmission line that was taken out by the slide. Member of Moose Owing to the death of Henry Yea ger and the serious injury to Peter Koskey the Moose lodge did not hold their regular meeting on last Fri day night Both of these men be' longed to the Moose lodge of this city.
 The Moose masquerade that was to have been held on next Friday hai also been postponed.
 The body of Henry Yeager IS al
 
 the Home Undertaking Parlors ano the funeral will be held under the auspices of the Moose lodge. NC definite arrangements have yet beer | made at to the date.
 1 Women Serve Coffee Under the supervision of Mrs. Rop ert Robeson. assisted by -Mrs.s Gu! McNaughton, a number of Juneau la dies served coffee and sandwiches io' two days at the scene of the slide Mrs. McNaughton had charge or tn' serving of the sandwiches and Mrs Robeson the rest.
 Thanks Arc Expressed
 The City Council through Mayor J ! Latimer Gray has authorized Tn' Empire to thank all of those wn' worked so faithfully at the time O the slide. Among those to whom spe ciai thanks are given are the Alaska lCastineau Mining Company, Alaska lJuneau Mining Company. Alaska Elee