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ALBRECHTS HOKE'WITH ONE KORE
.KATANUSEA HMD •
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Dr* and 1,'rs, C. Earl Albrecht,
returning to Palmer aftervisit
in the States, werb. guests of
honor at an infernal dinner party
at the Baranof Hotel last even
in” while the steamer Barariof
was in port* . •
Dr* Albrecht has been taking •
graduate v;ork in the East in
pediatrics and obstetrics*
Returning with the Albrechts
as the now "head of the family"
is a six weeks old
adopted in Washing-!
Guests at the dinner party
included Dr. and I.!rs. V/.W. Coun
cil, Hiss-Catherine Gissespie of
aby'girl they
Fairbanks, Dr. and Hrs* \.’*S* Ran*
scy,
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Dr
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nd I.Irs. Courtney Smith,
ry Keith Cauthorno and Kiss
Kagnhild Cygard.
valdsz
Dr. C. M. Arnstrcnr, who
was in charjo of the ’Co-op Hos
pital r.t Ir.lr.or dur ir.j the ab
sence of Dr. C. Sari Albrecht,
has stated positively that ho
will arrive in Valdez before the
end of Doc. to take up the prac
tice of his profession. The
town has boon without a physician
since the'departure several weeks
ajo of Dr. Wise, who wont to the
States.
MINS
WILL a; CRSSK
rhLOJING 130 NON, b'INTSn
W .1 • Stoll, operator of
the Independence Nine at Willow
Crock, states that 130 men wi1]
be employed at the mine -.all win
ter. They will work a 3cvcn day
wbek; five days strai-ht and two
days overtime.
dcs masks, Lieutona^jb^
non complained thatch
rulcluks were*-snail y
GOVERNOR GRUENIJTG;:SUGGESTS A --•
CHARGE IN JUDICIAL DIVISIONS
i
.3ascd on the Inst census
which showed n 22 percent increase
In the population of Alaska, - '' •
Governor Gruening proposes con- ••
sidcration of a redistribution
.of judicial divisions in Alaska
so as to give noro adequate re
presentation in the legislature
of the 'increased population.
Instead of the. present four
Judicial Divisions he would div
ide the Territory into five Jud
icial Divisions.
In order, to cot a none equit
able distribution accordin’ to
population he would divide the
First Division into two districts,
with District officials havin’
headquarters in Ketchikan for one
portion and in Juneau for tho
other portion.
The
Second Division, now
with the sr.ialloot population,
could be enlarged by extension
down the Bering Sea coast ..t
least as far as the Kuskokvir.i
River and as far cast as Rub:
the Fourth Division rJ
tended to include some o
coast line fishing
well as the mining
ht
3
;.cic
cor.ir.iuuitics as
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of th
in
terior and possibly take ii. Valdez
and Cordova; the Third Division
could include the agriculkral
re,pion-around laIvor, Anchora
v-- • L/ _!v_/ iiluo. 1 •.
Sc war
, i-. ~,
nsula and the, Aleutian-Is'.ar
The redistribution;
plained‘by the Cover nor, •■-.mid
nore noar1y cqua1iz e ro praso ata
tion accordin’ to population.
For years there has b.on a
growing demand in Alaska that re
presentation in the Alaska leg
islature should be accord:.:-.,-; to
(population, but the recently-re
corded changes in population, plus
the further impending increases
in certain areas duo to the de
fense pr.ogram, make the change
far more necessary and equitable
jnow than over before. . Tho Gov
ernor bolioyos that . ir. the re
distribution of districts the same
without; d
(Continued on peso 5)
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