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HAINES
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December 3rd marked the
cl action of officers of the local
camps of Sisterhood and Broth-!
t.rhood. It will long be remem
bered as one of the most pepp; \
and active elections ever held
here. Red hot campaign speeches
and all that goes with an elec-1
tion went flying about. The elec
tion started at one o’clock in the
afternoon and ended up at mid
night when the newly elected
officers were sworn in but
throughout the whole meeting
the barrage never let up. The
renewed interest of the members
was shown by their interest in
the new officers.
The following are the new
officers of Haines camp of the
Brotherhood: Judson L. Brown
jpresident; Andrew Jackson, vice
| president; John David, treasur
er; Joseph Jackson, rec. sec’t.,
-Mike Watson cor. sec’t.; Daniel
|Perrin fin. sec’t.; Albert Jacobs,
! sgt.-at-arms; Robert Johnson,
! ass’t sgt.-at-arms; James H. Lee,
Joseph Hayes ancl James Klanot,
councilmen.
; The following are the new
officers for the Sisterhood camp:
' Mrs. David Klanot, president;
!. Mrs. James W. Brown, vice presi -
dent; Mrs. Louise Cranston,
► treasurer; Mrs. Daniel Perrin,
* rec. sec’t.; Miss Elsie Perrin, cor.
*, sec't; Mrs. Lillian Klaney fin.
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*|sec’t.; Miss Minnie Hayes, sgt.
Bat-arms; Mrs. George Kasko,
i (Mrs. John Lee and Mrs. James
\ Klanot. councilmen.
\! The “Old Custom Dance” stag
\ ed in the A. N. B. hall by the
\ local camps on the 2nd was very
^successful and every member
\ took part and so there were no
► fines paid. Klukwan is going to
give a similar dance on the 11th,
* 'the Haines Camp has given the
\ use of its hall to help out their
% brothers.
\ The little stretch of water
i separating Haines and Skagway
** is bad enough to prevent mem
t bers living in Skagway keeping
£ in touch with their local so rc
* centiy a group of officers went
f to Skagway and started a
^ branch known as “The Skagway
£ Helpers.” All the members living
*f hi Skagway are affiliated and at
f ihat meeting received a baptism
f'cf “the Yakutat Spirit.” A new
£ found joy was evident in the
t more sturdy members on seeing
f i the renewal of faith and hope in
j the principles of the organiza
tion by the absent ones. Skag
way will be heard from before
long in these columns.
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KLUKWAN
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♦ Immediately after Mr. Allen
; and Mrs. Klaney returned from
^ the recent convention at Yaku
j tat we held a meeting with them
! and listened to their reports. The
following evening we held elec
tion of officers and the following
were elected: President, Edward
l Warren, vice president Joseph
Allen, recording secretary, John
Willard, treasurer, Gus Klaney,
cgt -at-arms, John Shorty,
i Thanksgiving Day everyone in
town dug into their trunks and
;ook out clothes and dresses of
jthe style when our older men
;and women were a deal younger,
j A community dinner was given
which was attended by all and
j xater the evening was spent in a
social hour which was very en
joyable.
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: T’ e following were elected re
iccntly as officers of the Ketchi
,kan A. N. B.: Edward R. Ridley
re-elected president; Harold
Jones, vice president, Joseph
Hamblett, secretary; Wilbur Rid
lley- treasurer, re-elected. ,
j A basketball team was or
jganized among the Native boys
I v.rth Edward Ridley as manager: |
Alfred Fawcett, captain; Gideon
Duncan, coach. A game was ar
ranged with the Saxman team.
J The “spirit of Yakutat” is in the
team as well as the organization
here.
Plans were made to tender
William L. Paul a reception upon
[ his return from Juneau.
Considerable interest is being
i,roused in all quarters in the p
vork of the Brotherhood since v
invention. With the interest t
drown and the spirit of Yakutatj
working in the camp, a very.
successful year is predicted. 1
Edward M. Stackpole, aged 19. I
;on of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey! ■
rtackpole, died in Seattle, as a J
.esult of larangytis. He was
principal appointee to the Naval
f-cademy at Annapolis.' His* fa- ''
ther is superintendent of the
Nakat Packing Company’s can- i
aery at Waterfall.
Roy Thornton, formerly of
Ketchikan, was acquitted of
charges of conspiring to violate
I he prohibition laws, in a Seattle
court last week. He was arrested
near Auburn last spring when it
was alleged that be was interest- ;
ed in a still in that town.
Roy E. Compton of Haines was-;
sentenced to serve 60 days in the j
Skagway federal jail for posses
sion and manufacture of liouor;
George M. Nelson was sentenced
to serve three months for at -
tempted assault with a danger
ous weanon.
Jack Peterson ard James Cc
miskey of Ketchikan were ar
rested by Frank. Dufresne, game
warden, on a charge of violating
the game laws. They were sen
tenced to pay a fine of $25 and
20 days and 30 days in jail, re
spectively.
In addition to traps, and rifle,
six mink skins were confiscated.
Judge Arnold passed sentence on
the men.
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CRAIG
The local Sisterhood Camp
gave a dinner and social to the
delegates to the Yakutat con
vention, to which everyone was
invited. A group of friends from
Kiawock came over on George
Hamilton's boat and Nick Pera
trovich and Bob Smith brought
another crowd over on their
boats. Mrs. Peter Nathan was
acting chairman and Mrs. Eddie
Cogo, Mrs. James George and
Miss Catherine George fixed up
the hall very prettily. Mr. and
Mrs. Peter John sang an Indian
song and Fannie Erickson danc
cci an incuan aancs wmcn maae
quite a hit with the crowd.
Charles Cutter was prevailed
upon to sing a solo after much
,'coaxing. It was noticed that he
held his music d'.rectly in front
of his face and later when the
solo was applauded it developed
that Bob Armour was the soloist
The Klawock jazz Orchestra
furnished the music in their
usual enjoyable ,ofyle. The entire
evening was er.jcr ed by all and
this included a number of local
prominent citizens.
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JUNEAU
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason,
were arrested for leaving their
little children on a gasboat.i
having been left their for a I
whole day without attention.
Two of the little ones had burns;
which they received while trying
to build a fire in their home in
Roberts Row. The children weie!
said to have been without food
for two days. No fire on the boat,
or cabin. Children turned over
to the Board of Children's
Guardians. The mother admitted;
desertion with the expectation
that the government would takej
the little ones off her hands. A|
case of not being able to support
the little ones.
Ja,ck Daly and Helen Dempsey,
underworld characters, were;
found dead in Daly’s apartments,'
evidently dead several days. Re- j
Ha'nes Camp A. N. B.
President, Judson L Brown
Secretary, Joseph Jackson
Meets every Monday
Visiting members welcome
Haines Camp A. N. S.
President, Mrs. D. Klanot
Secretary, Mrs. D. Perrin
Meets every Saturday, 1 p. m.
Visiting members welcome
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ort had it that Daly kil’cd the <
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
PETERSBURG PRECINCT
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
DIVISION ONE
In the Matter of the Estate )
of )
EERT EVANS, DECEASED )
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
duly appoin cd Administrator of
the Estate of BERT EVANS.
Deceased.
All persons having claims
against the said Estate are here
by required to present the same,
with proper vouchers, within
six months from the date of
this Notice, to the undersigned
Administrator, at Petersburg,
Alaska.
Dated at Petersburg, Alaska, j
this 25th day of November 1931.
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iTirst Publication: Nov. 27, 1931
Last Publication: Dec. 18, 1931.
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