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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
ANOTHER BUTTE IS LEEHEY'S PREDICTION Seattle Mining Lawyer Sees Great Future For Ryder and Portland
 Canal Country

Maurice D. Leehoy. Seattle atior- nay and miner who is we'll known Iu
 Juneau and. In fact ail over Alaaka.
 recently visited Hyder where on . being interviewed by representa- | uve of Che Uydor Miner ho made Che following slatomont
 Jmt 30 years ago th.a month uaduatcd from college and Che same afternoon was on Che train to join Che Cripple Creek rush. , have been . following mining camps ever since. from Colorado t0 Nome Never have boon s0 assured of Che future oi any district as this minute J am Of . Che Salmon river deposits. Many limos J have heard of tho discovery of another Butte where ] lived for Che best part of ton years Butte Ia . sm without Q poor but thcy ail have their day. and J now risk One state meut chat you have another Butte right i'm thls valley. and win prove it Iu Ono next five ycar.'
 Continuing. Mr. Lcehoy said he was not so much concerned over high grade ores desirable and sensational a. they orc. "What ] feel sure you have is large bodies Of good ore of medium or even low grade. You can mine and ship here as cheapIy aa i'm Juneau. where tho Gaslinoau reports for ono whole quarter show mining and milling cost Of 63 cents a ton. Ore Chat cannot be shipped even from
 Che ucat Konucco.t win be bo- rrura In hla vaIley And you win have many mines and a Butte tone uaea here In Che next iow years for mining investments are now coming into favor. Have you noticed the rapid rise iu copper and other mining
 stocks during Che pasl lhreo monthss Why copper stocks rose steadily even while tnc puca of copper was siill and even fcll off a cent or two.
 "Yos. ' am optimistic have been .o often disappointed that am now from Missouri an right but what ] have soon Che past few days in th's valley has shown me. You win have a aDlondid city right here in Hyder buUt mp by another mining camp like Butte"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
SCIENTIFIC POINTERS
 FOR FOX INDUSTRY
Secretary of National Fur Breeders Association Offers Some
 Suggestions

maIate sue of American Fox and rUr Farmer. J. C. sm.lh. secretary off Che National Fox Breeders A#oc.a- Iar has nm arIe'c of which Che foI- lowing Is n uar. While Che article r.e particularly .o do with silver u.m merc a considerable mo1t in 1T for those engaged In the hua.uc
 r Alaska and who couluc Che in- matry l0 Che blue fox.
 Report. lr. constantly coming to nH office chat various dealers are
 ru. foxes for breeding purposes at price. lower .lm thoao paid for good t.It Certainly a fox nl to be sold dor breeding purposes should com- uarI n much higher price chan IH actual nUt value. It ia up t0 th.e Association to take aomc a.cpa io pui .f. m.runuI0us dealers out of bueI- u.. or .o force them Co supply Q ru-Iilv of animal that is ut for louu- dalton stock for bra.dInr purposes We believe hn. it would he possible tor hIr association to have aIl loNca .aII by Its members for hrcel.re pur p..e. uaaod upon by Che association before permitting thcm to be sold. and require mn others to either Doc .ueI or Icf. Tn Che ranch We be- r.r. nat wi.r thc cooperation of r.r breeders. wu0 have Che interest ol Che Industry at heart It VII oe n..a.bic to work out some at.alac- Cory 1Inn .lrH aa suggested above. Such a plan nIeh. appear to bc rather severe on ..mc of Che breeders who were fortunate enough tohlvo been Che victim. 9l some dishonest doal- ar but caratiy every bro1dm.nded fox man can ... IHo adFu.aEoa io bo gained ny nrm|ft.ne nothing o h. sold for hr.00ur nurn0aes except .f. very Mrhct type Of silver fox
 t doubtful 'f aao-dflh 0t Che aI- vor foxes in captivity todly arc it .o ha old for breeding purposes.
 What a blessing it would bo for no uma Of tbo industry if alI Che inferior foxes and thoao mdt for breeding purposes could be knocked in Ono haad and po'tcI This aHoc.a-
 Ion would uEc to receive expression. of opinion from anyone Iu Che buH- ness regarding tbIs question h any a. you have ueer lions iha. would help bring about D general cleaning .un ol Che industry we certainly would appreciate having you submit hem for consideration. Tho indu .t-r Iact organization. Thcrc .a too nucn IoaIouar and o1reruca to ec. .rol quick lHat Eocns lhe members from working together In harmony . fer tho good of tho Industry Thor. lisa bir market for silver foxes to 1e developed and It is absolutely mnc .nrv for tha rrHcuce of 'ec.tna |ih. ueEen while thov Iaat' which ..ua. lo he che slogan ol eo many ! |deaI.ra now i'm lhe business rhu | Industry uecds publicity and Che pub |Ic need Co be oiucltCd
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
ANY OLD SHAPE FOR HOMESIEADS r Recommendation Made at Land office suueyou Convention
 Held m Denver

T.n recommendation male by Ono Land Omrc Surveyors convention recently hold In Denver aaclod unon One Inv now existing lhat require nnm.terIs to conform W.tn ono r..rt. or Che comn1s win be repealed
 rh.r n nc statement madc by J. D Walker oI Juneau. of Che Survey or rI.I Service of the General Land OfHc. who was In attendance a. Ono convention Ono only delegate from Alaska
 The reouUou to do away W..h Che present requirements O. he law In surveying home.lclda waH nuo- Iur.f by Nr Walker a especially
 ruINnr to public Iund In Alaska whore In lhc majority of c0ao. ]. N .mnn.Ueah.. lo follow tHm Ono arur whore homca.0aIa aro taken mp i'm marrow tauoya aa Ia largely tH. c.a. i'm h'aNr
 Mr. Wubor nv lHa. when One ratIer oI recommending n change In fra homestead survey law WaH taken mn non. oI Che delegate. Uron, and .o. uu Ono comm oHer Q. th. General Land Omeo oE-oore-noI er.r %. Unh. could explain how T. h.rnmeI to He law or how II found u. wrr on One statutes governing trm.HaIrr When Mr. Wa.EH .la'.n.I Che advantages Ono. ural r.ru. to hom".oadoH in Alaska from changing Che hW One ruuou vas adopted w.thon. n d..-
 nUne vote.
 rh. convention .u Denver " m
 Iar for ..I U.re and was a..ena.. rr .hou. forty delegates Nr "...- .- .r It was worry hot an Che .m. Inc u.. In lhc mountain oiE Ho .r.r.I homo o1 Ono Princes AHe. TuUI day evening.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
ASSOCIATE FORESTER NOW VISITING ALASKA E h Sherman Maxim. Two Months Trip Over Territory 0 Lmrd
 Inspection

On h.a mrd Inspection %. Ono .or r.trr-rr of hI...n E. 4. Sherman haren.o For...er arrived h.ro on Che Humr h'amcfa IoHt Saturday Tie ualad Che office. ol Che forestry Bureau while Che steamer waa in por. but continued ou to Ono westward ac. romrruIoI by u.a.r.e. Forester c. IT rIo-r and q. ". Cho..hm. ..a.anl dIaro. mrue.r oI Iho Bureau o. Public Roads Thc party would dIa- embark n. Valdez and eo over Che WenurI.du rII Io F..rhan.H where .hoy win Inspect lH. agricultural cN- pertinent station and nte Che one nt NnnnuHEr. Prom "u.rHnnN lhu win travel or.r lHo now government railroad .o s.uarI und .h.n.o by
 steamer .o CoIoe. heai1urr.0r O. Ono Cnuea.H National Toro.t From there Hdc trip. win hc mldc l1 Che Prince William sound ror.0n and Io Kaaua Am inspection trip win also hr made from kc..Hkn oFu One Touea National Fore.l I'm south- ols..n hIu.U
 Mr. sherman win mako o special
 study 70. Ono program ol road con-
 r1oum I'm Che National Fore.s Of Alaska. for which congress hos ap- nronra.0I n million doIar Che nos-
 hHu. ol organized flores. pro.ee- Uon for .H. mr.usoi timber .aud. oI Interior h'a.La. which have u.- urol severely from uncontrolled ur.. and lhc relationship of Che Na- uouaI For.H .o lhe general niu.- IrrI f.t.'anm o. Ono Territory
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
SHAVING or MATHEWS TO BE INVESTIGATED
Military Authorities Wl Hold Inc Cuu Before Action Is Taken
 In C0ur.

Am. District Attorney L O. gora returned Wednesday from n trip lo For. William 1T. Seward to which n.a0. hc wen. several days previous for Che purpose or Investigating Che killing Q. Iuisor Na.HoHa by Cor nou w. g Anderson Che nigh. o. Che Is.H uHan. when. II IH a.IoeoI Matthew. who WH under Hrr.Hf and made wnou aI1.H TO euua wu
 Ha. au.. hene warned lhroo times m ..Hn
 On Mr. Go..H raHo.. tHc civil au. HuUo. decided Io talk. mo action .u m. matter mUI II I.H boon fully .u r.U.al0I by Ihr HHHv author W.. who win convene board O. .u rr-r Hs soon n. n sufficient number oI comm toned oHIrom cln ho roU .ou together .1 constitute a comm sion oI investigators Am ngae WI. hold o.or .He body ol Mathews .. $ Camm.e .or.r so. Hn.uad nre
 siding u. coronor Tho jury re turned Che following verdict.
 Th.I Judd Mathew. came io hI Iel.H by rnahat Wouui ou Che m.I. nrg reservation at Ft William H Seward ou lHeu.eht ol July IS. 1922 a.i euaHot wound hrus .nlIchca by sauI ". I Anderson while 0aIo runI Anderson Wa. attempting .g .HEe Che H.d Na.hcw .o Che .o lh, eua-IHou.e aI.or having placed h.u under ur., at Che direction Of hi. commanding officer and Che n.o Mathews WHH aI.omuU .o escape.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
REMARKABLE WOMAN
 VISITS IN JUNEAU
Mrs Kem. Teacher of Fifty Year' Experience in Cincinnati
 Sees Alaska.

rho two words Remarkable Wo- uan" employed above are used aa- wrcdly for two reasons
 fet-Thcy refer to a woman who ie not ashamed to tell her age.
 qnd They refer to a woman who t,ueht school In one city 50 years.
 rT. KIom whose home is in Cin- cnnau. Ohio. arrived In Juneau on Che steamer Jefferson last Sunday morninr and remained here while the cleaner made Che skagway trip While in Juneau Mrs Klem was the .uast of Mrs Hoiscl. mother Of Wal ter B Heisel of Che q. g. Land De- Dartmeut. whom she formerly kne" in Cincinnati.
 u is not betrayIng confidence to stafe chat Mrs Klem has passed her 7-ib birthday or that she is con- tsmpiatnr considerable pleasure in travelling around and seeing things t5rinr Che next twenty years at the end of which time she admits thot she may possibly begin Co feel liNe gtavInr at home instead Of travelling around
 For fifty years previous to three yo,rs ago and untn after she had celebrated her 72nd anniversary Mrf' Uem was employed at teacher in fre public schools Of Cincinnati. Last -,I .bc came west Co Pasadena. Cali- fsrnia. to visit her married laughter she spond Che winter In California and says she never suffered from me cold go much in her life as she did therc. In fact. she said she had not roen warm since last fall until ahe arrived in Alaska and found bright mnshIns and Che purest air sho had oyer enjoyed.
 Mrs Klom ls partial to Alaska gla- rior Che Jefferson putting in to Tatu early Sunday morning when it had to work its way among the beres Monday she visited Menden- bai glacier which was her favorito for the reason that it could be ap- proached on wheels instead of by boat
 Mrs. KIom returned south on the ! Jefferson Wednesday and VIII SO on to her home in Cincinnati.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
WINNIPEG MILLIONAIRE IS
 ROUBD-TRPPER ON ALICE

g4mueI Ashd0wu, millionaire wholesale hardware dealer of Winui- Dee Manitoba. was a round-trip pas senrer on Che Princess Alice this week. accompanied byhis wife. Mr. Ashdown settled in tho nto frontier Canadian post on Che Red River. now tbe nourishing city of Winnipeg, in 1868 when it had a population of leaa Chan 50 persons Che majority being Indians. Tie was nearly 20 years in advance Of Che first railroad. tho Can adian Pacific. and an supplies wero freirhted In. mostly by OK teams.
 Mr. Ashdown bas served as mayor of Winnipeg several times as we'll as minr other positions of trust lt was his first visit Co Che north and both he and Mrs. Ashdown were de- lighted with Che trip.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
STUBBORN FIRE THREATENS
 RESIDENCE OF GOVERNOR

shortly before noon Tuesday m'.. ua. uu .uue from Che roof o. Government uoue An alarm N
 turned n and he department hm- ..IIr responded investigation showed cha. Che lire waa i'm Che '.- lie and thatI had made considerable .rne. Tho only way to roach II u through .no roof ant .t Wa. n' ..rrr to chop .nroe different no.e. in t.. roof H..or. T. could ho ro.0n.. u..r uaIor While lhe lre Wa. hold n .n..E from .He ume .ae .r.mon
 arrived. n wa. nearly am hour h..... U w entirely ozUusuHHod. m. .m. ...mnr Io and eN.oH..H. ..arr m. peak ot Che roo. IH. r.m.. both from rr. and Wa." ... estimated aU faOU0. Noror.'n- rI effects of .no Governors family ..r. destroyed Tho Iro H .unno
 .a f.re started from defective wire
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
RATES ADVANCED
 BY ELECTRIC co.
Consumers 0l Jmoe To Pay Higher Rates in Future Than
 Past Five Years

According t0 notices sent out l0Iay by Che Aaka Electric LIeht C. Power Company cone mmora ol electricity win be charged moro for it i'm Che future thau during Che nlet 1.-Two ycars Che eon.racH covering Chat pw- tod expiring July 3l and Che new ruta taking effect hugust l. By he new rato lho following changes from Che old are mado.
 Lighting Service old rate be per EIo-Wat. hour. new rate 6s.
 Heating and Cooking Old ra.. D e. now rate 1c.
 Wa.or HeaIcu old rate. 0at f2 per month. now rate f2.50 for lg hours daily ue 6 am .o e n.m.
 Heater srIce-f250 per EIo-watt month effective May I.I129.
 Minimum Monthly choreo ou an cIa.sc. of electric service 0Id rato 15c per month"; now rate EI
 There IH no change i'm the rate charged on motors from D to % honenowor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
LIST OF LOST MINES
 CONTINUES TO GROW

G Stevens. returned to Juneau One first Of Che week. from a three weeks prospecting trip. Hc went a5 nr south as Cape Fanshaw He rrtod Chat he had started out with Che intention of locating promising body of mineral that he and some other prospcciors had discovered some years ago. but didn't locate.
 Am analysis of some of Che sample taken at Che ume. proved that Che ore carried mineral Chat has since be- come In considerable demand. This knowledge has kept Che property in Stevens mind. but t.mo played a prank with him and he was unable Go relocate Che deposit of mineral
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
SOUTH AFRICANS
 MEET IN JUNEAU Two Mcn Employed In Same Mill in Johannesburg Many Years Ago
 Here Now.

IT. l.. HarIand. who accompanied This niece. Mra. p. R. Bradley and her |chudron here on their return from ! California a month ago. was for twcnty-nino years superintendent for ! Che Robinson Gold Mining Company ! Ltd.. which is one of Che largest min ! ing concerns in South Africa, located at Johannesburg Mr. Harland be- gan his work with Che company in .189i and continued until two years ago and when ho ieft ho was present ed with a watch charm manufactured
 from gold miIlod by him and bearing Che inscription "H. L. Harland. Rob- .nson e. M. c.. Ltd. f891-1920." During Mr. Hariands superintendent cy of Robinson Company Ltd. thir- ty-throo million pounds sterling in gold was turned out by Che mil. to- Gal Of fi500O0OoO in American money.
 On Monday Of this week Theodore Markstrom who has a small home stead at Che lower end of Douglas Island where he has an acre or more of land in a fine state Of cultivation and comfortable cabin. came into Che office of The stroller's Weekly and inquired where H L. Harland could bo found, stating that be had heard he was In Juneau and that ho had been a foreman In Che mill in Johannesburg of which HarIand was superintendent for four years. Ho failed to find Mr. Harland that day but next morning he continued to hang around Che Gastineau hotel where he is staying and where he was found. Needless to say. Che old boys. both of whom have passed Che throo score and ten milepost had O happy reunion. Together thoy called on Ono editor Of this paper to whom their "reminiscences of Che days spent to- eothor In faraway South Africa woro both interesting and instructive.
 Mr. Markstrom arranged for Mr. Harland to visit him at his home near the entrance Of Gasiineau Cham mel. assuring him Chat Q man who had stayed in South Africa for nearly thirty years need fear nothing he win meet on Douglas Island.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
STRINGENT MEASURES IN FOREST SERVICE Owing to Freruercr Of Fires Permits Are Now Required for AIT
 Camp Ere.

PORT. AND. - Duo .r One .oro H.. situation .u Oregon. Acting nH r... Forester IT. N kHwnael hu
 I instructions Io aI federal .or. .st o.u.en In Che a.a.o to require permits for umn HrH on National Fua. nnI. to hc effective .mme- I...ir T.Hthc uut ume Ihat such mr Inn. boon ru. into e.le.t in Oregon.
 rH. forests ore worry irN many .r.. u-r .urUu. and Che cE.reme necessity oI curo with nr. Iu Ono wood. was uore. .n Important. and Tn. nHUI. urgently r.EoI Io ro..Ilo Chi. I.ur.- Tn o-..ouH mos. valuable resource. nr. Mr. N.ranreh.
 Permits .re being required for HrHr. camp UrH on National Pores. I0uI. u Che states o. Wa.h- nan and California and .ro ol- rmoIr dry conditions o. forest land. |. Oregon mako .le permit rstem .....U...E necessary .1r. officers
 . The instruction. provide lhal urH.. ..n. H.I no placed ul one .n... rn Che National Forrest. TO-
 rIn. IHn necessity o. ormn .r. permits. a. W.I 0. u. ranger ..aN'n. and .umm.. r.or.H and ..e W'o... publicity |. being rF.u 'H One new ..'. Season permit. win bc HHoa ar.. Ir regular u..r o. .ae forests ... .. mu .H charge 70. livestock ... going operations on One NaHonH. "... Al specially prepared Irr-
 camp ground. Wh0r. lner. H a .-.. officer .u ..0r.. n. .t Har.e Crock mn n.u. win h. required.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
MORE HIGH GRADE ORE
 DISCOVERED AT MAYO

Arrivals from Mayo bring Che re- port chat Che vein In Che TroadweII Yukon property ou Che Laduo claim. which wrs originally owned by Cun- nineham and Stewart has opened out Into one of tho largest and finest looking bodies on Keno HIll lt ia mid Chat Che ore was tho full width of tho shaft or tunnel workings In which ho strike was made. and of high grade The shaft on Che Laduo claim .s understood to bo down about 200 faot No details Of Che opening out of Che vein have been received. but he nows of tho larger ond more promising body being struck tn Ono workings is brought by severaI- Dawson News
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
PIONEER PROSPECT0B ANSWERS
 THE CALL OF THE NORTH

John Van IdeH..u. am o.d-..mo Nn.Ea minor and nro.noc.or. arrived tn Juneau ou the Alameda. after hove ing aneut Che p.., two yaar unch.ne in suonomah County Wash. Tho lure oI Che North Was too strong .o resat and he aya ho s back in Aa.0a for sool
 Van nIarHua nrst came io ImoIu fin 1888 ue ouuuttad hoc and thm went to One Yukon country To ha nronc.tod In practically erory camp n Ono Territory Fo. while before leaving hlr..a he Wrs night o.w. in Che Windsor Hotel cori1ra.
 Tn speaking abou. conditions in Ono slafes he es.d Chat business was good in como luo. bout in other Hno !. was not e1 good. He predicted tHat -r.rI many ol Che o.a-.mera who ar. In Ono snto. WII be h1c. i'm A.u.a before many Eo.r
 Van nlouIua Ie.t ou small eH. hort Monday for m.aur leland. noai HomaH. t1 nud .ome dmo wien Frank Townsend. n fox rluchcr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
MANY IMPROVEMENTS

Ur'un.ue oH Second sIrcot now concrete sidewalk a being placed along tbc side and front of ho GoId- stein building and win continue down in front of Bnua Pharmay and ne FIut National Bank making fully two blocks O. nut cia" side. Waik
 Painters have been at work aII wc.E on Che Valentine building and WIth new paint and new sidewalks that portion of Che e.,y Ia assuming n metropolitan appearance.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
SCHOOL TAX COLLECTOR
 BACK FROM BRISTOL BAY

NeH sorHr who for Che rast lhroo month. has been collecting Torr.. .oraI school tax .n morelu.loi i.a. r.... I'm Che Dr.a.oI Day country ro. turned .o Jme1u ThuuIay 0t lh.a wool. having come out from One northwest m the e.uuey tender CahaHu. D to Houah and from horo to Iuu..u .n n small uolt
 Mr. s1r1g visited .H. rarouH eln- uro. packing plants ud whaling
 stations u la Br.a.o' Bay district doing mos. of h.a travelling on tenders and mau boat. U. reports n .uc- .euI trip and very H.He trouble in collecting money Iu. tho Territory Ha .a looking Wo.I aI..r h.a long mi. .I Hme. rather mn.."u. Grip.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
GENERAL ". P RICHARDSON
 DUE HERE NEXT TUESDAY

According lo n te.orrUm receive. r....rI.r hr Col J. c. ao."... Gene .r.I WId. p. Richardson who "a ..rtr appointed oH Che m.or0oa.'. '. mental N..sa o1mmtt... "
 I..r. sm.Ie today on Che North. western for Alaska. making h.m .'. t1 rrr.s. hore late Iu.HaaF
 General a.eharI.on WaH Che Uu. .r..-m.r a. Che Alaska Road Come m...Irr and hs friends .nIods.'a. t.. Territory arc Io..W He h'. mo. bon in h'a..a for 1.-Two year# hl. nm. bon several other places n lh. meantime having boon actively 0A ..e.I during Che Iate unp.o n'n. Accompanied by coL Go.WaI" he "I' visit tre interior before spending amy umo In tn.a part of Ono Territory.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
HOSPITAL CLOSES AUGUST

Ne. Mary Shell who for Ono pact thra. month. has boon operating Che General Hospital formerly Che Dave. Hospital announces laa. a'. ".. cIo-c It rcEt Tucdav leaving on One Princess Louise Che ilh for Che oa.- Idc The supplies hara oeen a'. ra.cI of lo st Auua Hospital Whar. nr DlWo now cares for m. N. Ienu Amy naIenH Iu che General Hospital Che urt O. che week VIII '. r.uaeIraI I0 sl huua
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
DAVIS FAMILIES RETURN

Mu Grover C. Davis and children
 and Mrs John A. Davis and children who constituted camping party tha. wont several week ago to Strawberry Point whore J. A. and hIs family ior- morIy lived. ou homestead. a'I re. turned to town Monday night on Che Go.ds.o.u gas bon, D.ma. J. A. and G. C. leaving here for tham Saturday night
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
RAW DEAL IS CLAIMED
 BY KANTlSHNAIIES
Mail Carrier Makes Trips at His Own Convenience Regardless of Ser
 vice To Public.

Arrivals from Che Kanushno dia- trict arc authority for Che statement frat here is much complaint among tbo miners of Chat region against lhc mail service provided for them
 this summon There was a mailieas rer.od of about two months. between inc arrlvaI of Che las. winter mail and Che first summer mail and. it is coufanded. tbcro is no assurance or regularity during Che remainder or Che season.
 Under Che terms Of Che summer contract Che carrier may leave Ne- raua at his own pleasure. so long as frr required number Of deliveries arc made during Che season. This ar- -rrremont while advantageous Go tbr carrier. Is decidedly msat.slac- tory .o Che people Of Che Kanuahna. who have no way Of knowing when a mrI Us likely t0 arrive. Many of tbem arc located from twenty to thir- tv miles distant from tho kautHhna BorforHce and several Of thom made the long Journey from their camps last month. odly to find that mo mall had arrived. ond Che postmaster could not inform when Che carrier would arrive One outll was compelled Go send me oueer an Che way to fair- banks for mail involving heavy eH- Denee and much loss of time
 Kanuah1aites are not asking for more frequent trips than Che dcpnt- mont feels able to provide for thom but they do leol chat they have a right to some kind oi regularity in Che matter Of delivery ao that they can lme thc.r trips to tho post office -Nonoua News.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
COURT DECISION MAKES
 MECCA PUBLIC NUISANCE

Pending Che posting Q. a bond COT $500 hv Che owner O. Che building. Emery Valentino. the Mocea win TO- m..r efo..I according .o Judgment rendered by District Judge L M. Rood Wednesday.
 proce.f.ur lo have Che Noccl o.- HaaIv tcc.nreI % public nuisance were Instituted hy Che office of Che District Attorney come weeks ago and ruer Ono proprietor Bort Hem- .rrer had boon arrested for FIo.a. Irr r. liquor 'awa I'm One cvcnl %. In. owner putting m bond io .Ho amount of $500 tha. it win mol ae''n meee in Che aIo Of n.oNc'n.s. l', Na-u may he reonened Thus .'. no bond has been uIed