Locals
‘Bill’ Dunkelberger returned to
Petersburg1 Mohday morning after
spending a week in Wrangell where
he had gone after hurting him
self by a heavy fall on the beach.
Sing Lee is putting new founda
tions under his buildings and also
plans to extend his float out further.
L. A. Willard came in on his
good ship “Turn Turn” the fore
pert of the week from Port Beau
clerc.
Mr. Byerly, local photographer
came over from Wrangell on a new
sHp which he has purchased for use
in his work.
John Chamberlain, pioneer of the
salesmen, arrived in Petersburg yes
terday afternoon, coming over from
W langell.
Jim Porter who has been skipper
ing the gasboat Gypsy has coin
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be on one of the cannery tenders fo
Lhe summer.
The Redonda, Alaska Steamship
Company’s freighter passed thru
the Narrows, northbound, yesterday
morning about 7 o’clock. She is
headed for Seward from which port
she will operate out along the
big Peninsula during the summer
and fall months.
The steamer Alaska is due in Pe
tersburg, southbound about the 13th
or the 14th of this month. She wilt
have as supercargoe a large crowd
ot Seattle business men represent
ing the Young Men’s Business Club.
The Charles T., had to return
yesterday from the shrimp grounds
on account of the heating of one of
her cylinder. Adjustments will be
made so that she may continue her
trawling.
Registered at the Arctic HottI this
week are Ted Johnson, Mr. Krupp.
Mrs. Henry Lutro, David Kaai, John
P Chamberlain, Arthur W. .Carl
son, W. K. Sheldon, Henry Roden,
Henry Roden arrived in own or.
the Presbyterian ship Princeton to
atttend to some legal maters expec
ing to return o Juneau in a couple
of of days.
Rev. and Mrs. David Waggoner
and son arrived in port yesterday
afternoon.
Miss, Paulson, U. §. Bureau .of!
Education nurse at Kake, has re
signed from her position and arriv
ed in Petersburg enroute to her
homd in the States.
William Coulson, manager of the
Point Ward Packing Company was
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a visitor in Petersburg for a short
time Monday morning. He return
ed to the Point the same. day. WhU«
lieve he made arrangements for the
c' artering of the Kuiu Queen as
cannery ttender for this summer.
Mi. Harley, superintendent of the
Mountain Point Packing Company
when seen recently in town, stated
trapsites and fish them this sum
cannery this summer. However he
expects to operate two traps on his
;trapsitej( and fish them this sum
mer. They broke him last summer
and might do worse this summer.
0ill netting on the Stikine flats
this year is anything but good. One
of the old timers at the game was
oip and got. less than 50 salmon in
a months work. The run on the
ri\er usually indicates the kind «of.
run during the summer of the oth
er species of salmon. It appears at
this time that the canenrs, fisher
men and otther depending upon the
salmon season will be hard put this
fall.
Maternity cases may be received
. t the Petersburg Hospital, across
from tthe Variety Theatre, any
time. *
WILL FINISH AUDITORIUM
The town council decided to pur.
'be school auditorium in useable
condition for the fall term of school.
It had been proposed that a man
ual training room be completed but
upon the recommendation of Mr. C.
Bowman, principal of the schools,
the idea was abandoned and plans
made to put the auditrium in such
shape that it can be used this fall.
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING
On the afternoon of Wednesday,
June the 6tth, Waldermar A. Ander
son and Mrs. Anna M. Moyes were
joined in matrimony by the Rev. W.
J. Maakestad. Mr. C. E. Swanson
and Mrs. Lucile Reinke being the
witnesses.
Mr. Anderson has been in Peters
burg connected with the Surveyors
while Mrs. Moyes is a residet of a
number of years in tthe town. The
i any friends of tthe couple wish
them many joys and much happi
ness.
Mrs. Henry Lutro arrived in from
Fvdus Bay on the mailboat this
week.
Harry K. Thaw was refused ad
nRtance by immigration authorities
Tn ’ England this week on account of
his tfilliilg of Stanford White, noted
architect back in 1906. He now re
turns to America.
WHICH IS MORE IMPORTANT
'' With regard to the recent order
protecting seal lions and walrusses
the question arises which is of the
mtst importance, collecting a few
specimens for museums, or main
taining the world’s food supply?
Everyone seems to know that sea
lions are very destructive to sal
mon; that they eat their weight, in
fish every 48 hours.—Seward Gate
way.
As usual Henry O’Malley and
Herbert made a regulation for the
benefit of would be sports rathei
then to the benefit of the people in
the Territory.
Canada has put a bounty on the
ug*y brutes (not “Hank” or “Herb ’
but sea lions) and gunboats with a
crew of machine gunners to kill off
the pesky nuisances. But the king
can do no wrong—so the brave de
fenders (?) of the administration
say not a word. What care they
when there is no money in it for
them.
“WHAT READERS THINK” FROM
Seattle Star
1 REMEMBER WHEN—
“What old timers remember when
I he “Spokane” was the crack ex
cursion ship running to Alaska
along in 1904-1905? She took
freight and was the de luxe liner
of her day. Later she was lengthen
ed by inserting a section amidships
and is now runing over the same
route as the “Admiral Rogers.”
.. WE REMEMBER WHEN— ..
The Queen, Admiral Liner of to
day was the crack liner in the early
*90 s; when she carried naught but
tourist trade to Alaska, making Sit
ka once a month and laying over in
that port for a full 24 hours; when
she carried a steam calliope on her
, upper deck which was the delight of
oid as well as young. But she was
;a modern liner alongside of the Alki
which in her time was the “crack”
liner on the Alaska run and she was
a modern ship alongside of the old
! Topeka. These two boats did trojan
wc-,k in bringing men to the coun
try during the gold stampede. But
even they were modern alongside of
the Ancon, the sidewheeler which
* rests its weary bones on the beach
jat Loring.
Coastwise Transportation Co.
Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorship Margnlta from April 25,
1928, to September 30, 1928.
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o’clock P.M.
calling at each place in the order shown below.
SCHEDULE A. EVERY SECOND WEEK
April 4—18: May 2—16—30
June 13—27: July 11—25
August 8—22: September 5—19
Excursion Inlet, Gustavus, Lemesurier Island, Dundas Bay,
Inian Island, Cape Spencer, Soapstone Point, Apex El Nido,
Hogan Island, Pinta Bay.
SCHEDULE B. EVERY WEEK
Point Retreat, Funter Bay, Hawk Tnlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port
Althorp, Hirst Cove, Chichagof, Sitka, Todd, Chatham, Killlsnoo,
Raranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake,
Saginaw Bay, Washington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
Conclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt. Walters, Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Redbluff Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
nah, Funter Bay. Juneau.
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