Alaska Bureau Of Fisheries Moves Headquarters To Juneau
Ernest P. Walker, commissioner of the Bureau of Fisheries for Alaska, will move his headquarters from Wrangell to Juneau on July 1 and will open in the house of Mrs. R. Simpson at Third and Gold. Cape Fanshaw Fishing & Packing Co. formed in Seattle with $50,000 capital by H. F. Rapp, David McNaughton and W. B. McDonald. Edgar A. Stanton named superintendent of Juneau Public Schools. The British tug Biggs, owned by A. Bisset and C. Marpole, Vancouver, passed Ketchikan towing the salvage outfit for the Mariposa salvage, after which attempts will float the stranded ship. Slagle sues Conrad Arness for $5,000 punitive damages over a complaint he calls malicious and false. Herve Jorgensen, son of the mayor, visiting Juneau, employed at Red Bluff Bay. Red Bluff cannery began packing June 17 and has over 100 cases. Mrs. Lang, wife of the Red Bluff Bay machinist Lang, plans trips to Juneau and other northern towns. Mrs. Fred Purinton arrived from the south to join her husband, under Dr. Upton, who has cared for him after a bad fall. Mrs. Ole Ekrem extends thanks for a recent gift to her and her husband. For Sale a banjo in good condition. Found near sawmill a gentlemens stickpin. Owner call at Report Office and pay for this adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Walker
Bureau of Fisheries For
Alaska
Wrangell
Juneau
Mr. Walker
R. Simpson
Third
Gold
Fred Purinton
Seattle
Upton
Purinton
Timber bids sought on 15 acre Alaska timber tract
National Forest invites sealed bids by forest supervisor in Ketchikan Alaska to harvest approximately 15 acres of spruce and hemlock timber on the south side of a small unnamed bight south of Sawmill Cove. bids due July 29 1919 with minimums and $200 bid deposit. owner reserves right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Alaska
Sawmill Cove
Dah Island
Fishermen's Home and Office Goods Advertised
The notice lists Jack Hadland's Fishermen's Home and Burroughs Adding Machine paper and L C Smith typewriter ribbons for sale at the Report office. The fragmented lines mention availability and readiness for aid or service in a relief context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
L. C. Smith
Certificate of Dissolution for Stoft and Refling Co
The Secretary of Alaska certifies the dissolution of STOFT AND REFLING CO a corporation after a filed request by stockholders John W Stoft Emil P Refling and Olaf Arness. Dissolution becomes effective upon publication proof as required by law dated June 8 1919 in Juneau Alaska with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of
Alaska
Stoft & Refling CO
John W. Stoft
Emil P. Refling
Olaf Arness
Territory of Alaska
Juneau
Charles E. Davidson
Petersburg Notice Invites Survey of Claims and Sites
Public notice seeks survey of mining claims manufacturing sites cannery premises and fish traps at Petersburg with filing details and contact point for interested parties.
Admiralty action in District Court Alaska at Ketchikan
In the District Court for the District of Alaska Division No 1 at Ketchikan Alaska A Wick Libellant pursues an admiralty case seeking relief. The fragment notes the libellant but provides no further outcome or defendant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court For the District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cape Fanshaw Fishing & Packing Company
H. F. Rapp
David McNaughton
W. B. McDonald
Edgar A. Stanton
Conrad Arness
Petersburg
F. M. Slagle
H. L Faulkner
Juneau Empire
Herve Jorgensen
Red Bluff
Lang
Red Bluff Bay
Ole Ekrem
Sale
National Forest Timber For
United States District Court
District of
A. Wick
Ketchi
San
J. M. Tanner
U. S
Noah Howell
A. H. Ziegler
United States Commissioners Court
Wrangell Precinct
First Division
Ed. Peterson
Tice
Ivar Thomassen
JACK
Harland: Towing CO
Jack Hadland
Fishermens Home
of Dissol
Ution
Stoft & Refling Co., A Corporat
Hess
Crowther
Care
Admiralty
Libellant
H. P
Blood’s Brand Paints
Fey
Hart Schaffrer
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