Hoggatt Gang Have Started Something;
All Southeastern Alaska Towns Are Up In Arms
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(Sp?o*J Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan.)
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MINISTERS TRY
10 STOP SCRAP
(By A.uki N?wra Bjruu.
CINCINNATI. O. April J7 Tfc* iliu
. UrlwJ a UkXKHUii L*j\*HU<rU\ fur tU
of itrrtrMtag Uw JoUUjm.il
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CLARK BURNED IN EFFIGY
tSp*ctel to U>? Dally Utwknu)
Jl'NKAL'. April ?? Co*. Wakwr K
CWrk ?u burn?tl la effigy la this
io?n but night by tku u?ry thrown
o I people. who *<Tt euragetl at U>t
dovtffuor's actiou 1b *pp?-?lliig to th?
Pifvidvut to tlUiuU* IT. 8. IHvtrfet
: AUuritej Ho> c? aud Mar*lt?l Suther
land.
JUNBAU. April 27? Masa melius*
were hekl lu Juneau. Sitka. Skagway.
haiue# and Kotcbikaa last nlgtit prv
tfdtiug iigauifci the removal uf U. S.
Attorney ito.vce and Marshal Suther
land.
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(By AlMka N?w? SurNU.)
WASHINGTON D. t\ \pril il -
Latf Utts afternoon PivuldetM, T*(i
toruiaily removal U. 8. Aitonwj
lioyct* and U. 8. Marshal Sutherland
ou the gruutuiv of general Ineompe
tt-tK-y.
Au a#itatuui has been nnuuiwiwl
by Hevural senators ik<u*miiu({ a cou
KiHMttloutU iwjuiry into Uw ?hok? af
(air.
WEALTHY IN TIRED OF LIVING
(By Ataaka N?w* Bureau)
NEW YORK. Aprtl 87- Jairn*
Stwvensua rated m ? millionaire ami j
(if-tMUfettt of a local cciaArtu cioii :
tompauy, committed *uloide yesterday
by putting a buUrt through his head
The oam>? ot hto act te uukuowo. 1
SAYS PEOPLE
A. K. Amacfcer. a state senator o f 1
Louisiana, vho arrived In town on I
the Dolphin. Mt this morning fur ih<
Iditarod. wh -iv he has been staked j
by friends.
Mr. Amaeker says that there is a
groat deal ot L?t<iv?i takcu in Alas
ka by southerners ami that he ba>
received many letters inquiring about
lUndUions ia the north.
S. ttator Aatacker read about the
rtaioval of Buyee and Sutherland
aad took a lively interest ?n la*U
night's uutss meeting. He heartily
approved of the course of action
and stated that If the people *?--r?
given a raw deal they should protest
on evory opportunity.
J. Perry, bagsa master' oa the
Taku Central railroad, who ha* been
?pc*ttding the whiter at his old home
ia St. bouts, returned on the DulphJn
? ud will leave for Atlin tomorrow.
"BILL" HINDS
IS IN TOWN
WilHam ttiutU, formerly of this
town and one of the beat known men
on the White Paasroad. arrived ic
town oa the Dolphin from Juneau and
w"l slay here for about two weHts
before returning to Cordova. Mr.
Hind* ha* been spending several
>ve. ks at the Tenakee hot springs.
Mr. Hinds left Skagway four years
ago and went into l^irbanks. Later
he went to Cordova, where he has
r position with the Copper Rivw road
Mr. Hinds says Cordova is booming
and r hat about own will be em
ployed there on the construction work
1 1. Is summer.
"Doc" Collin*. the v?<txaa tele
graph operator and station agent of tb?
White Pass and Yukon arrived on
last night's train from Bennett and
will go south oh the Royal on a
much needed vacation. "Doc" has
been on the road since '9S, and his
genial countenance will be missed by
hundred* of White Pass tourists and
patrons.
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CRIMINAL CABAL DENOUNCED
A! DED DDI MASS MEETING
WHEREAS we, the citueus of
Skagway, Alaska, iu aiasa-meedng <u
se tabled, believing from a plain read
? n& of the Associated Press dispatch
es as pruvted in our local newspaper.
I bat Hon. John J. Boyce, lulled
Slali* Attorney, and Daniel A. SuUr
t rlaad Ksq., United States Marshal,
both of the First Judicial IMvision of
the District of Alaska. have been rc
moved from office without formal |
charges preferrsd again at theiu and
without heading or uimWo to them
selves or to the fairly elected repre
sentative of the people of Alaska.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
that we do hereby protest agaiust
the star-chamber proceedings that
have discredited thcae conscientious
officials merely because they have
done their duty without fear or favor
tod have refuted to submit to the
dictates of crtiuiual conspirator* who
are. as agents direct of powerful pre
datory Interest*, organizing a cabal
to loot the District of Alaska.
Respectfully submitted,
L. Muelenberg
F. B. Wurxbacher
W. S. Sparks
J. A. Nettles
L. S. Keller,
Committee.
The above resolutions were uaani
mously adopted at a mass meeting
held last night at the town ball for
the purpose of protesting against the
dismissal of U. S. Attorney Boyce
and Marshal Sutherland and a sum
of money was subscribed sufficient
to defray the cost of telegraphing J
ity resolutions to Delegate Wtcker
shain at Washington. D. C.
The meeting was called to order
shortly after 3:30 by Judge LeFVvre.
who read the articles appearing in
The Alaskan and dUUni the purpose
of the meeting. Judge Le Ke v r* wu
unanimously elected i>eriuanenl
uian of the tm*Hiiig and W. W. lig
jfett was elevletl secretary
I'pou a um.UK>u made by Mr. Bow
man and seconded by Mr Cliff lie
> halrman was authorised to apgotfl
a committee ot five to draw up reso
lutions of protest.
"Before appointing this committee.**
saki Judge LeSVvrv, "1 wouki like
to h?m from aorne ot the cttlaen *
present. We all know that Mr.
Boyce and Mr. Sutherland dis
missed for simply doing their duty
They have been systematically pur
sued and persecuted, even while per
forming their duties. Not these men
aloue. hut all hooest officials in South
eastern Alaska who have dared do
their duty aiul ?vn not afraid to run
counter to the wishes of that tittle
coterie at Juneau who seek to con
trol the destlu of the entire ter
ritory.
"The sentiment in Skagway and
the sentiment throughout Southeast
ern Alaska is against these* men and
every fireside in Southeastern Alaska
Is burning with indignation at the
flights and insults heaped upon us
and upon our fairly elected delegate.
"No charges were made against
these men who werw dismissed. That
is. no public charge**, for the charge*
were secret and they wore dismissed
upon the plea of the governor in a
star chamber session with the pres
ident. Our delegate was given no
chance to testify, and he of all mea
has the right to be heard in this
matter ttoyce an 1 Sutherland w?re
honest and capable; but they were
charged with presuming to infringe
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