MAHONEY NAMES
THREE NEW MEN
FOR DEPUTIES
N. 0. Hardy Appointed to
Juneau Office, Ef
fective Feb. 1
Three First Division deputy
marshalships, one in Petersburg
and two in Juneau', were an
nounced by United States Mar
shal William T. Mahoney this
morning.
The Juneau appointees are N.
O. Hardy who will succeed Donald
Martin as office deputy, and A.
H. Bryant, who will succeed Thom
as Newcombe. Chris Christensen
will be the deputy at Petersburg.
The appointments will take ef
fect February 1.
Mr. Hardy is widely known in
Southeast Alaska, where he has
been more than 2D years. He was
in the United States Marshal's of
fice in Juneau during the incum
bency of J. M. Tanner and was in
the First National Bank here for
a number of years. He was a
member of the Territorial legis
lature in 1925 and entered the Bu
reau of Fisheries service in 1926.
He is resigning as assistant fisher
ies agent in Ketchikan to, take the
position with Marshal Mahoney.
Bryant has lived for a number
of years in Wrangell and is a for
mer resident of the Westward.
Christensen, who is well known
in Petersburg, is a former candi
date for the Territorial House on
the Democratic ticket. He Will
fill the position made vacant re
cently by the death of C. V. Brown
in Seattle.
JOE WAITE RESIGNS AS
MANAGER OF SHOE STORE,
IS SUCCEEDED BY HUDSON
Joe Waite, who has been mana
ger of the Family Shoe Store for
the last several months, has re
signed the position to enter busi
ness for himself. He was succeeded
by Lou Hudson, formerly with Ar
nold’s Bootery. who took over the
position today. Mr. Hudson has
had several years’ experience in
the handling and fitting of fine
footwear.
