HUNTING PARTY TO
LEAVE ON ESTEBETH
FOR HAMILTON BAY
Fourteen mighty hunters are
leaving Juneau tonight for Hamil
ton Bay aboard the good ship
Estebeth, Capt. Edward Bach, and
expect to return Monday with the
limit of ducks, geese, deer as well
as a full cargo of trout and sal
mon.
Nimrods and fishermen who will
embark on the expedition include
C. F. Brown, James Or me, Carl
Stolberg, Dan Kirmse, Malcolm
Morrison, E. E. Nlnnis, Carl Jensen,
C. E. Morgan, Everett Nowell, Ed
Jones, J. A. Daniels, Tom McCaul,
Russell Hermann, and Harvey
Trefzger. Mr. Trefager, visitor from
Yakutat, hopes to show the local
sportsmen something in the way of
shooting and fishing as it is done
further to the Westward.
WELLMAN HOLBROOK
BACK FROM TRIP OF
INSPECTION SOUTH
Wellman Holbrook, Assistant Re
gional Forester, arrived at his
headquarters here this morning on
the motorship Norco after spend
ing the last week making an in
spection of Forest Service work in
the vicinity of Ketchikan. He
looked over work being done near
Petersburg on his way north.
Good progress is being made on
the Ward Lake recreation road
out of Ketchikan, Mr. Holbrook
said. Buisness in the First City is
good and merchants are all opti
mistic concerning the winter as the
result of a good fishing season in
that district, according to Mr.
Holbrook.
Work has been started on a road
that is to be built from Petersburg
to Sandy Cove and a CCC crew of
fifteen married men are at work
on the project.
