Martin George named chief of Alaska Survey Bureau
Martin George is appointed Office Cadastral Engineer at the head of the Bureau of Surveys in Alaska, succeeding George A Parks. He will oversee consolidated work when the Surveyor General's Office is discontinued, remaining in Sitka and Juneau as the Bureau assumes control. J A Ramsey promoted to Division Inspector heading Alaska Field Division in Anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin George
Bureau of
UU. & Surveys
Alaska
George A Parks
Surveyor General
Bureau of Surveys
George
Mr. George
Parks
Junean
U.S
U. S
Surveyor Generals Office
Ife
Vol
Sitka
Department of Interior
Juneau
Ramsey
J. A. Ramsey
Gov. Parks
General Land Office
Anchorage
Colorado School of Mines
Denver
Hering River
Matanuska
Dar
Officers Training Corps
Fairebanks
Camp Lee
Camp Humphrey
Ninth Division
Montgomery
Ala
Holbrook
Patrbanks
Reception for Governor Parks Held Tonight
Public reception in honor of Governor George A. Parks of Alaska after his inauguration will be at the Executive Mansion loaned by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce. Guests are invited from nine to eleven, then dancing with music by the Coliseum Orchestra. Long Moon Camp Fire Girls will serve punch. committee members include W. S. Pullen, Howard Walmsley, G. F. Freeburger, J. F. Mullen, and Robert Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Parks
Alaska
Juneau
Long Moon Camp Fire Girlsa
Coliseum Orchestra
W. 8. Pullen
Howard Walmsley
G. F. Freeburger
J. F. Mullen
Robert Simpson
Zynda Hotel Outside Rooms and Local Ads Advise
Classified notice highlights Zynda Hotel exterior rooms and Scully's Carpenter Shop offering jobbing and cabinet work with phone 136. Encourages studying store ads to learn about new items on sale for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully
Parks Becomes Governor With No Ceremonies
Parks takes the oath as Alaska’s new governor in a practical, low key inauguration. He pledges unity, constructive planning, and economical administration, praising predecessor Scott C. Bone and outlining aims for tax relief and industrial development. He describes a hands on, do it now approach and intends to rely on Alaskans to solve local problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Commonwealth
Bone
Parks
Hoarding
Trayman Receives Nine Months In Federal Jail And Fines
Albert Trayman, formerly running Mecca and Alberts Place on Front Street, was sentenced in Federal District Court to nine months in jail and a $1000 fine. Judge T M Reed delivered two concurrent nine month terms with $500 fines in each case, one by trial and the other by guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Trayman
Mecca
Albert's Place
Front Street
T. M. Reed
Federal District Court
Trayman
Miss Lillian Bays Wins Alaska Essay Contest
Miss Lillian Bayers of Juneau, 15, wins first place in Alaska in the National Meat Story Contest. Her essay Meat as a Food earned state champion honors and a $15 prize. She attended Juneau High School and studied Domestic Science before writing after visiting local markets. More than 13,000 girls entered nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Wavers
Tay Bayers
Juneau
Alaska
National Live Stock and Meat Board of Chicago
R. C. Pollock
United States
Lrst
Miss Havers
Bayers
Juneau High School
Shattucks Return from Seattle on Alaska Steamship
Mrs Shattuck, Miss Virginia Shattuck and Curtis Shattuck returned on the Alaska steaming from Seattle where Miss Virginia and Curtis studied at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattuck
Virginia Shattuck
Curtis Shattuck
Allen Shattuck
Alaska
Seattle
Virginia
Curtis
University of Washington
P. C. Brown Visits Juneau Office From Alaska
P C Brown of the Pacific Coast Coal Company arrived in Juneau aboard the steamship Alaska for his annual trip to the Juneau office. He supervises dock repairs for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Brown
I C. Brown
Pacle Coast Coal Company
Juneau
Alaska
Juneanu
Mr. Brown
Roy Thomas and John Barrett Recovering After Wreck
Roy Thomas and John Barrett, injured in an automobile wreck on the Thane road last Sunday evening, are thought to be out of danger. Each man shows improvement after recovering from the shock. Thomas suffers internal abdominal injuries while Barrett has injuries to his left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Thomas
John Barrett
Thane Road
Thomas
Barrett
Harold Smith Brings Down First Brownie
Harold Smith of the U.S. Forest Service killed his first bear, a brownie weighing about 700 pounds, in Seymour Canal last week. He encountered the bear in a meadow and fired after approaching to around 50 yards, with both man and animal advancing toward each other before the final shot. Several photographs were taken of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
U. S. Forest Service
Seymour Canal
Smith
Howards Smith
Clarks Arrive to Make Juneau Home
Mrs. Clark wife of Captain Kh D Clark master of the U S Bureau of Public Roads vessel Highway and their two sons have arrived in Juneau from Ketchikan to make their home. The Clarks occupy the Hooker residence on Distin Avenue.
Libby executive tours Alaska salmon plants
D W Branch general manager of Libby McNeil Libby travels aboard the steamship Alaska en route to Seward for a tour of inspection of the company salmon canning plants in the Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Branch
Libby, McNeil & Libby Company
Alaska
Seward
Mr. Branch
Territory
Purser George W Taylor to Leave on Motorship Virginia IV
George W Taylor will serve as purser aboard the Motorship Virginia IV when she departs tomorrow night at 10 oclock for Chichagof and wayports. He succeeds former purser Fox and recently arrived in Juneau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Taylor
Virginia IV
Purser
Chichagoff
Wayports
Taylor
Fox
Juneau
Misses Kleinschmidt Arrive in Juneau for Summer
Miss Dorothy and Miss Grace Kleinschmidt, daughters of Mrs A Y Kleinschmidt and granddaughters of Dr S Hall Young, arrived in Juneau last night aboard the steamship Jefferson to spend the summer here. They had been away from Juneau since last Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Grace Kleinschmidt
A Y. Kleinschmidt
S. Hall Young
Juneau
Jefferson
Misses Kleinschmidt to Move to Seattle
The mother and grandfather plan a future Seattle home while the two Misses Kleinschmidt, formerly residents of Juneau and students at Juneau High School, will both work at the Taylor Candy Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Kleinschmidt
Juneau
Bishop J RK tertmont Returns to Juneau After Church Duties
Bishop J RK tertmont, head of Alaska Catholic churches, arrived in Juneau aboard the Jefferson after weeks away. Bishop Crimpent, in Seattle for confirmations for Bishop O'Dea, spent a week in Ketchikan en route to Juneau on church business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RK. Tertmont
Alaska
Jumeau
Jefferson
Crimpent
Seattle
O'Dea
Ketchikan
Juneau
McGraths Visit Here In Juneau Alaska
Mrs C M McGrath and her daughter Miss Gertrude McGrath of Sitka arrived in Juneau this morning on the Alaska from Seattle. They are house guests of Mr and Mrs J A Hellenthal and will visit Juneau briefly before continuing home. Mrs McGrath and Gertrude recently spent the winter in Seattle where Gertrude attended the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. McGrath
Gertrude McGrath
Sitka
Juneau
Alaska
Seattle
J. A. Hellenthal
Miss Alice Case Returns Home From Seattle
Miss Alice Case daughter of Mrs W H L Case arrived in Juneau this morning aboard the steamship Alaska from Seattle. She has just completed her first year at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Case
W. HL Case
Juneau
Alaska
Seattle
Mrs August Busehinan and Family Leave for Port Althorp Voyage
Mrs August Busehinan and her three children travel aboard the Alaska en route to Port Althorp to join Mr Busehinan for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Busehinan
Alaska
Port Althorp
Mr. Busehinan
Mrs Martin and daughter join husband in Juneau
Mrs Ralph B Martin and her young daughter Lois arrived in Juneau this morning aboard the steamship Alaska to reunite with her husband, Ralph B Martin, of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Martin
Alaska Electric Light & Power Company
Lois
Juneau
Alaska
Mr. Martin
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U. S. Survey Service
Governor Parks
Chamber of Commerce
Zynda Hotel
Adv
Niov
Scott C. Bone
Alauska
Miss Cook
Mr. Colburn
Judge Reed
Mr. Parks
Thomas Rigas
Robert Porter, Jr
Robert Porter
States
Renol
J. B. Burford & CO
Lillian Bayers
Shattucks
Miss Grace Carny
W. C. Stokes
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Music BY the
Elks’ Hall
Crimont
McGraths
the Nugget Shop
Skaeffer
Borden'’S
Happy Home
Goldstein’s Emporium
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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