W. Kilburn, of the Douglas Cham
ber; Senator Luther C. Hess and
Representative Andrew Nerland of
the Fairbanks Chamber; Represen
tative Joseph S. Hofman, of the
Seward Chamber of Commerce;
Senator Allen Shattuck and M. S
Whittier, representing the Skagway
Chamber of Commerce and R. E.
Robertson, J. W. Jones, G. H.
Walmsley and Senator Shattuck
representing the Juneau Chamber.
Senator Braga w has been presi
dent of the Alaska Chamber of
Commerce for the last two years
and M. S. Whittier, secretary.
TROY DUE IN
SEATTLE;PLAN
TO HONOR HIM
Chamber of Commerce to
Hold Reception—May
Sail North Tomorrow
SEATTLE, April 7.—Plans to
honor John W. Troy, designate
Governcr of Alaska, tonight at
a reception in his honor, when
he arrives from Los Angeles,
which is expected today, are
being made by the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce.
The Chamber extended an
invitation to him by wire at
Los Angeics.
It is believed that if Troy
arrives here today, he probably
will take a steamer tomorrow
for Juneau.
TARNUTZER IS
WINNER OVER
NOME RIVALS
Three Hundred and Forty
one Votes Are Cast in
Election Tuesday
NOME, Alaska, April 7.—In Tues
day’s municipal election, Ed Tar
nutzer was elected Mayor over two
rivals, Cole and Wright.
Councilmen elected were Harry
Hagen, Alvin Polet and Ernest Bal
siger.
Other officers reelected without
opposition were City Clerk Walsh,
City Attorney O'Neill, Treasurer
Stangroom. Lars Rynning was elect
ed to the School Board.
The electors cast 341 votes.
ELECTION AT VALDEZ
VALDEZ, Alaska, April 7.—There
were 156 votes cast in the city elec
tion here Tuesday. Ted Johnson,
Viola Sullivan, William Whalen,
Bruce Haines, George Fawcett, John
Ekemo, James Patterson, and Wal
ter Stuart were elected Councilmen,
the latter two tied for seventh
place.
