L. Faulkner. The money to be de
rived from the entertainment was
to be donated to the library fund, i
Hardy’s Front Street shooting
gallery attracted the attention of
many Juneau shots and each week
a prize was hung up for the best
exhibition of marksmanship. Mar- j
tin Lynch. E. P. Kindall, T. G.
Shearer, Turrell and P. S. Rowe j
were tied for first honors for the
previous week and those tied for
second place were L. M. Morris,
E. Beleale, G. E. Lovegrove, A.
Fransen, J. L. Museth, A. H. Joy, j
A. H. Ziegler. Dr R. C. Manthus,
and Arthur Weston. The ties was
to be shot off during the day. i
Weather for the previous 24
hours was clear with.a maximum
temperature of 58 degrees and a
minimum of 35.
The offices of the Alaska-Gasti- 1
neau Mining Company were to,
close at 3:30 o'clock on the follow- i
ing day in order to give all em
ployees and others an opportunity
to witness the opening of the base
ball season at Recreation Park. j
The Juneau Ferry and Naviga
tion company had purchased from
B. M. Behrends the tract of ground
facing on South Seward street and i
the waterfront immediately back j
of the float of H. J. Ramond com- i
pany. As soon as was possible a
new ferry landing was to be made
on the location.
WOOD FOR SALE
Block wood and klindling. Phone
358. —adv.
WARRACK |
Construction Co.
Juneau Phone 487 |
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AGENCY
(Authorized Dealer*)
GAS
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Juneau
Motors
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