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HARRY LONGLEY, OLD-TIMER
PASSED ON SATURDAY
Harry Longley, who has been
janitor at the Federal building for
| the past three years passed away
Saturday evening at the age ci
seventy-eight years, having spent
most of his life in Alaska.
It is not known just when he
| came to Alaska, but residents re
member him in the early days as
a “mule-skinner” for the Rowe
Transfer Co. Later he was in the
American Creek district on a boat
in .connection with the Windy
Creek Dredging Co., about i«#».
For several years he was mail
carrier (by dog team) to the Kou
garok district.
Harry Longley was born Nov.
2, 1872, in Virginia City, Mont.,
and is a member of the Pioneers
o*f Alaska, Rainier Lodge F. &
A. M., No. 189, Seattle.
He leaves a wife and seven chil
dren: Gary, Joan, Henry, Frances,
Mary Jean, Nicolas, Patricia Ann;
a brother in Flagstaff, Ariz., and
a half brother in Vancouver, B. C.
Funeral arrangements are de
layed pending news of the oldest
son in the armed forces in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dapsevicft
| and family, who have been with
the Alaska ftoad Commission here,
left for their former home in Jun
eau, yesterday. Frederick Bock
man, it is reported is being train
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Jrad Gunderson* Secy.
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