me STEAMERS OF
A. R. R. MAKE TRIPS
ON YUKON WEEKLY
FIRST SAILING DOWN RIVER
MAY 12; GEN. JACOBS MAK
ING SPECIAL TRIP RUBY
COMPLETE SUMMER SCHEDULE
Northern Commercial Company’s
Boats Will Operate to St.
M ichael
The transportation department, Al
aska Railroad, has issued the follow
ing official schedule on river boat
service on the Tanana and Yukon
rivers, with terminal at Xenana:
The first sailing will be on May 12
when the steamer Jacobs makes a
special trip from Xenana to Ruby and
return. The first sailing under regu
lar schedule will be on May 19 when
the steamer Davis leaves Xenana for
Holy Cross. From that date on a
weekly schedule will be maintained,
boats leaving Xenana every Wednes
day after the arrival of the regular
midweek train.
For the information of those inter
ested, the bulletin covering the boat
service out of Xenana is reprinted
below:
River boat service of the Tanana
and Yukon rivers will be as follows
for the 1926 season:
May 12, Steamer Jacobs will make
special trip Nenana to Ruby and re
turn.
May 13. Steamer Davis will make
special trip to Nenana to Tanana and
return.
May 19. Steamer Jacobs will make
special trip Nenana to Betties and
return.
May 19. Steam Davis will com
mence the regular service Nenana to
Holy Cross and return.
May 26. Launch Matanuska will
make a trip from Nenana to Holy
Cross and return filling in for the
steamer Jacobs.
June 2. Steamer Davis will make
regular trip Nenana to Holy Cross.
June 9. Each Wednesday thereafter
steamer Jacobs will leave Nenana and
will make connections with steamer
Davis for Holy Cross and intermedi
ate points, steamer Jacobs returning
to Nenana.
Steamers on regular run from Ne
nana to Holy Cross will leave Nenana
each Wednesday at 4:00 p. m., or after
arrival of train No. 4 at Nenana.
Steamers leaving Holy Cross will de
part each Monday at 9:00 p. m. Trans
fer will be made between the steam
ers at point they meet on the river,
steamer Davis returning to Holy
Cross and the steamer Jacobs return
ing to Xenana.
On the sailing May 26th of the
launch Matanuska, only a limited num
ber of passengers can be handled.
There will be no regular Steward’s
department on this trip.
Connections are made at Xulato
with steamer Teddy H. for Kovukuk
river points; approximate leaving time
of this steamer frim Xulato June 5,
July 10, August 5, August 25. These
sailing dates are approximate only.
Connections are made at Holy
Cross with Xorthern Commercial Co.,
for points on the Yukon below Holy
Cross through to St. Michael. Service
out of Holy Cross will be once every
two weeks, connections being made
with the steamers leaving Xenana on
May 19, June 2, 16, and 30, July 14
and 28, August 11 and 25, September
8. Account of ice conditions in the
lower Yukon river, the connection at
Holy Cross with steamer leaving Ne
nana May 19 may go only as far as
Old Hamilton. When there are two
or more passengers on steamer leav
ing Nenana on trips other than those
indicated above going through to Sl
Michael or Lower Yukon river points,
the Northern Commercial Co. will
make a special trip from St. Michael
to Holy Cross to make connections
with steamer to handle these passer
gers. Agent at Nenana will wire the
Northern Commercial Co. at S. Mi
chael advising them of the number
of passengers for such special trips
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Groves, E. W. Bennett. Anchorage;
alonzo Cape, Anchorage! Tony Tro
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Sexton—G. E. Hodak and W. B.
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Bob Hatcher, Wasilla; G. W. Met
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Jas. O'Brien, Kern.
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