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Chilkoot Barracks,
Alaska.
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(Published withnut expense tthe U.S.Government)
._Friday? July 27th. 1933_
No. 30
MAIL BOAT SCHEDULE:
Sunday, July 29th ..... (T«B."Edna"
(Hail fron "Princess Alice")
llonday, July 30th • •••• S.i>."Adia. Rogers"
(Direct States nail)
-uesiay, July 31st «... G.B."Estebeth"
(Alaskan iiail only)
Tuesday, July 31st • S.S." Jefferson"
(Direct States nail).
CAfT.GOrQER .L© 1 JR. BRIIDIE, '7«0 « jJBAVE FOR SS.CES:
Tw more valued members of ’the garrison shook the sum
mer dust of Alaska from their shoes on Thursday of this week,when
Captain Alexander O.Gorder,7th Infantry,and Hr*Clarence Brindle,
Warrant Officer left for their new stations in the States,with
their families* Captain Gorder has been assigned to the 4th Inf*
at Fort Lawton,Washington, and Hr.Brindle goes to Fort Hayes,
Ohio,for station*
Capt.Gorder caue to Chilkoot Barracks frou Fort St*
Michael,'vhene he had served as Company Commander of Co.'hV’^lst
and 59th Infantry. Upon arrival at this Post Captain Gorder was
placed in charge of Co.,fFM,7th Inf.,and served with credit and
satisfaction up to the time of his transfer to the States.
Hr.Brindle cane to the Barracks from Fort Liscun,where
he had served as Assistant Post Quartermaster. Upon reaching this
Post with the contingent from Ft.Liscun,he was placed in a similar
position,and performed his strenuous duties in a most capable man
ner up to the time of his departure.
Capt*Gorder and Hr.3rindle will long be remembered pleas
antly by all who were privileged to serve with them at Chilkoot
Barracks. Their unfailing courtesy,and active spirit of helpful
ness endeared then to us all. Mrs. Gorder will be greatly missed
and Hiss Betty,ilaster Bobby,and blaster Charles Richard as well.
Hrs.Brindle ha! endear ed herself tOmany, especially to the children
of the Haines Orphanage,by her willing service,and to the men of
Co* "F",'Those good angel she prove! her soli at the last Christmas
Dinner* Uaster Clarence Brindie was also a great favorite with
the Post youngsters, and it will be hard to replace hin*
Y/hen the incess Louise1* ishistled her farewell for
Capt.Gorder and Hr.B-indle and their families,as she passed the
Post on her way south last evening, -the wishes of all their friends
at the Barracks answered sincerely, **'*To you all-the best of luck".
GAS BOAT "EDNA” MAKING REGULAR “FORNANCS” IRIPS?
The commodious gas boat"2dna",Capt.Sorrels, is making reg
ular trips to Skagway on Saturdays and Wednesdays. The charge for
the round trip is 0 2.50. Many are availing themselves of this op
portunity of visiting Skagway for business and social reasons*