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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
6
The notice states ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents for each additional line. It advises counting an average of five words per line.
Thirty nine American artists have the honors of the annual Salon this year. They are outnumbered by Muscovite exhibitors but their work shows up creditably alongside Russian refugees and other foreigners as well as French artists.
Executive Committee of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines invites scale bids by June 16 1925 for labor to construct the westerly wing to the main college building a dormitory and a power plant at Fairbanks Alaska. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check and are subject to written confirmation.
The Department of the Interior announces Frank A. Boyle as attorney in fact for Bernard Hirst has filed patent application serial 6431 under the 1872 act for 1500 feet on the Sunday Quene Lode U S Mineral Survey No 1504 on the summit ridge between Kimshan and Klag Hays near Chichagof Island Sitka Mining District Alaska. Adverse claimants must file notices with the Anchorage Land Office within eight months from first publication June 3 1925.
The Victoria sailed from Seattle on June 4 with Capt Charles Davis in command for an eighth season. About 2000 experienced travelers and 470 passengers boarded, including mining supply buyers cannery operators dredging gear and fur traders.
Steamer Alameda sailed at 9 this morning on the first excursion of the 1925 season with 80 passengers aboard including tourists. The ship travels from Seattle to Juneau then Sitka making stops at Traines and Skagway on the return to Juneau.
NOME June 4 The cutter Bear left Dutch Harbor yesterday for Nome according to a radio report The fee at St Michaels is gone but the mail boat Donaldson has not arrived here although leaving here Tuesday on the first mail trip.
The freighter Gatoucie of the Alaska Steamship Company is set to sail from Seattle on June 15 with freight and explosives. It will call at Ketchikan Juneau Sitka Cordova Valdez Latuche Seward and Kodiak.
ADMIRAL EVANS due to arrive tomorrow night with details incomplete. ADMIRAL ROGERS due to arrive Saturday or Sunday. ALAMGAWA due to arrive Sunday. ESTEBETH sails tonight for Sitka and way ports at 11 oclock. NORTHWESTERN to sail Seattle June 6 at 9 am. PRINCESS LOUISE sails Vancouver June 6 at 9 pm. QUEEN sails Seattle June 10 at 10 am. JEFFERSON sails Seattle June 11 at 9 am. ALASKA sails Seattle June 13 at 9 am. ADMIRAL WATSON sails Seattle June 16 at 10 am. HENRY J. leaves for Petersburg and way ports at midnight next Monday. VIRGINIA IV sails for Chiggoff and way ports at 10 pm next Wednesday. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS: YUKON due southbound June 10.
The Bureau of Fisheries vessel Auklet with warden F. W. Hynes aboard departed Juneau for Wrangell to lead the Wrangell district this summer. The ship, commanded by Captain Tibbits, recently finished seal patrols from Sitka and will operate from Wrangell in the southern district.
Tomorrow tides noted with high and low times and measurements. Old papers for sale at The Empire offer historic items from a local bookstore or seller.
Juneau to Douglas and Thane ferry times listed with departures from Douglas and Treadwell. Throne off schedule includes numerous early morning and late night runs. notes indicate only Douglas and Thane services on Saturdays. Juneau Ferry & Navigation Co. presents the timetable.
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