The heavy rains caused a flood
in lower Gold Creek and the de
struction there of several dwellings
and flooding of a number of oth-1
ers as well as the U. S. Hospital.;
A slide above Gastineau Avenue j
destroyed several buildings on that
street and the torrent of water'
that followed flooded the Gastin-'
eau Hotel, and the W. R. Wills store I
on Front Street. The city water'
plant and the electric light plant
were put out of commission, water
service being suspended for sev
eral days. Slides damaged the prop- |
erty of the Alaska Juneau Mining
Company as well as the highways
between Juneau and Thane and
Perseverance.
GOPHERSUPSET
WASHINGTON IN
SEATTLE GAME
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Washington 31. Alpnone's kick tak
j en by Wascowitz on goal line, re
I turned to Washington 16. First
down for Huskies. Wascowitz over
center for 3-yard gain. Play called
back. Five-yard penalty offside on
i Washington. Washington 2 down,
13 to go on Washington 14-yard
line. Wascowitz over tackle to
Washington 28. First down. Wash
ington. Wascowitz over center for
, one-yard gain. Substitution: For
Washington—Parkurst for Haines.
Parkhurst over center for one-yard
loss. Tackled by Widseth. Parkhurst
I over center for two-yard gain.
Parkhurst pass intercepted by Min
| nesota on Washington 30. Three
minutes to go. First down Minne
sota. Thompson for 3-yard loss
around right end. Smeared by
Chuck Bond. Thompson 1-yard loss.
