3. Monagle this morning. Harry
3umdum, accused of taking a suit
case from John Ellis, pleaded not
guilty and was remanded to jail
under $250 bail pending trial.
David Kadashan, charged on
three counts of drunkenness, plead
ed guilty and was given six monuis
on each count, to run concurrently.
Jimmy George and Jacob Pratt,
charged with disorderly conduct,
pleaded guilty and drew a fine of
$20 each with a two months’ sen
tence, su'pended pending good be
havior.
DIES AT DAWSON
John Alexander Smacker, 57. a
former dredgemaster of the Fair
bank-, Exploration Company, pass
ed away recently at Dawson. At
the time of his death he was
dredremaster on Dredge Canadian
No. 3.
VISIT FAIRBANKS
United States Commissioner of
Fi-hcries Frank T. Bell and Rep
resentative C. Elmer Dietrich, vis
ited Fairbanks one day last week.
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Ammunition
GUNS
for
RENT,
BOUGHT,
SOLD
and
Exchanged
•
ALWAYS
OPEN
SEE
Big Van
LOWER FRONT
STREET
SOMMERS LOW BIDDER
ON BASIN ROAD JOB
R. J. Sommers Construction 06m
pany of Juneau was the only bidder
on the job of surfacing the stretch
of the Basin road above the bridge
on Gold Creek, it developed today
when bids were opened by the bu
reau of Public Roads. Sommers bid
$5,000 for surfacing with crushed
gravel from the bridge to the end
of the road, .80 of a mile. The
estimate was $6,900. ' " ' *
MARRIED AT KETCHIKAN
Clarence Dunn and Thelma Miles
were recently married at Ketchi
kan at the home of Mr. r.rd Mrs.
Harry Diamond.
NOBILITY ON
WAY TO HUNT
ALASKA GAME
The fame of Andy Simons, Sew
ard’s noted hunting guide, has
spread, yea, even to Austria and
Hungary.
