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DR. HERBERT HANSEN'IN JUNEAU
Dr. Hansen, General Manager of
the A.R.R.C., was called to Juneau
for a conference with Governor
Gruening, who has recently return
ed from an extended conference in
Washington, D.C. with Government
officials who have charge of Alaska
affairs. Governor Gruening return
ed the Territorial Legislature con
vened, this week in Juneau.
snowbank causes wreck on r.r.
There was a derailment of a loco
motive on the A.R.R., near Wasilla.
There were no lives lost, and the
cars were soon replaced on the
rails.
Another wreck was caused near
Sutton on the Branch line, when
some loaded coal cars could not be
braked in time, probably because of
ice and snow. This was the cause
of the very serious accident to
Conductor John Nordbye.
Clyde King, Jr. and Wife and
child, have gone l,outsideM for an
indefinate period.
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The Garage has receiv
ed a shipment of Naptha,
recommended to them for
use in Gas Lamps, Blow
Torches and Gasoline
Stoves.
As it is necessary for
us to find a good sub
stitute for Gas in this
community, we feel sure
that this Naptha is w.ll
worth trying.
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