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Anchorage Commandery No. 2
Knights Templar, held an import
ant meeting last week, during
which the installation of officers
took place. The new officers of
the commandery are; J. C. Knapp,
! eminent commander; F. B. Cun
Iningham, generalissimo; G. L.
Jenkins, senior warden; Dan Dax
I on, jnior warden; F. L. Knight,
treasurer; John Weiss, recorder.
Sophie Corning, Indian woman
of the Ruby district, who was
found lifeless in bed by her hus
band on the morning of March
18. died of natural causes, an au
• conducted by Dr. J. A. Suth
erland. Territorial Health officer
,t- Ruby, revealed.
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FI, CALIFORNIA
In a recent Sunday issue of the
San Francisco Examiner appears
the following under a date line of
Sacramento:
i “Flowers from Alaska may sound
; to the average Californian like
jsnow from the Sahara but proof
j of the fact that some of the fin
I cst blossoms in the world grow
in America’s most northern pos
! session will be given at the Cali
! fornia State Fair this year.
“State fair directors announced
1 that an Alaskan floral exhibit
! will be brought here by airplane ,
! for the exposition period, August j
! 30 through September 7.
| “Mrs. Frank Suffecool of Skag- j
j way, Alaska, and formerly of Sac- |
ramento, is in charge of the plan ;
| and intends to contribute dahlias,
sweet peas, gladiolas, asters and'
I other flowers from her own gar- J
; den. Dr. Louise Heilbron of Sac- j
| ramento, past president of the
! Native Daughters of the Golden
West, is co-operating in arrange- ;
ments.
“The Alaska flowers, according i
to present plans, will be entered j
in competition with blossoms from
4he San Francisco Bay region, the
Sacramento Valley and other sec- i
dions of California which contri
bute to make the State Fair’s an
nual flower show one of the most
colorful and varied displays in the ;
I world.
“The northern b’lossom plane’ is j
s expected to take off in Alaska
the midnight before the exposi
! tion opens, arriving in Sacramen- j
to the next afternoon, with one j
stop in Seattle.”
I Within a very short time dredge
j No. 6 on Goldstream and No. 8
■ on Gilmore will be running. No.
, 3, biggest of the F. E. Company s
j dredges, started last week on low
| er Cleary. No. 2 on lower Gold
i stream will be operating within
I the course of the next few days.
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