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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
6
A clipped weather note lists tide times with marked high and low tides for the coming day. It mentions specific periods such as 7:18 am and refers to cotton-related observations and stereo notes in the dataset.
The Executive Committee of Morton E. Stevens announces bids for furnishing labor and constructing a westerly dormitory wing and power plant at Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines Fairbanks. Bid deadline June 15 at 22:00 local time. Bonds and certified checks required. committee reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Frank A Hoyle acting for Bernard Tirst filed a mining patent application for a 19.807 acre lode claim in the Summit ridge between Wimshaw and Klag Bays on Chichagof Island Sitka Mining District Alaska US Land Office Anchorage May 26 1925. Adverse claimants must file notices within eight months. conflicts include Trinad and Divide H90 acres. First publication June 3 1925 last publication August 4 1925.
The Pacific Steamship Company cargo liner Admiral Evans, under Capt. O Chrahanm, arrived in port late and sailed for the westward to Kana Wak Chignik Uzinkie and Upanik with 1250 tons of freight and passengers from Seattle. The voyage includes government survey parties and tourists from Pacific Coast cities, with several named passengers and destinations including Cordova Latouche and Ketchikan.
Admirals Rogers and Watson due at Seattle area ports. vessels Alaska Queen Jefferson and others listed with June sail times. Northbound steamers include Alameda Northwestern and Nenk J. southbound Yukon and Admiral Evans set for June departures with various ports and times.
In the summer operations the Queen and Admiral Rogers head southeast to Alaska while the Admiral Watson proceeds westward, as stated by the Myans officers.
The Northwestern steamed out of Seattle for Alaskan ports at 9 AM with 126 passengers aboard. Names listed include J Penberthy, Mrs John Campbell, Ruth M Renton, Mrs Dietz, Anna Fansonia, Wiliam James, Muriel Rhodes, Mildred Hoaker, Mrs M Goldstein, James Poster, Arthur Kamstad, F Young, James Christoe, Mrs H Dick inson, and two steerage passengers.
A group of four travelers from California and Fresno sail aboard the Admiral Evans returning north to explore Alaska. Mr. Alois Gardner and Mrs. Gardner of Los Angeles join Mrs. Nettle Johnson and Miss Joyce Johnson of Fresno. They plan a round trip via Seward, Fairbanks, Juneau, Skagway, Whitehorse, and the Yukon, with visits to Kodiak and planned connections on subsequent ships.
A three piece orchestra will join the Admiral Evans on its Seattle to California voyage northbound. Musicians will greet guests with music during port arrivals and departures. Dancing on the aft upper deck with a canvas top will also be featured aboard the liner.
The Pacific Steamship Company vessel Admiral Rogers is scheduled to arrive in Juneau at 6 am tomorrow, coming from the south. It carries 60 tons of freight destined for Juneau.
Miss Mildred H W Keaton nurse for the Bureau of Education at Kake arrived in Juneau on a gas boat and will sail to the States on the Yukon. Over the past year her efforts led to a hospital at Kake with local townspeople supplying equipment for the new institution.
Five Canadian government boats tap spring salmon in the Pacific Ocean west of Vancouver Island. Chief Inspector Major Otherell says fishermen who tag salmon and report here receive a 50 cent bonus. Officials plan to station taggers at the Alaska boundary.
Announcement offers a round trip by rail or boat from Haines departing at 1 P M on Sunday June 14 and arriving in Juneau before midnight. The deal includes a round trip ticket three square meals and a comfortable bed at Haines all cheaper than staying at home. Limited tickets available. buy now.
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