NO DIFFICULTY
HAD UNLOADING
A. J. SHIPMENT
Mine Freight Handled Her<
by Company Employees
Yesterday Afternoon
For the first time sine'' the em
ployee walkout of the Alaska Ju
neau Gold Mining Company wa
called May 22, mine supply freigh
from Seattle was unloaded withou
difficulty at the Alaska Juneai
Dock yesterday afternoon.
A previous recent attempt to un
load mine freight here over the ob
jection of the Juneau local of th<
International Longshoremen’s As
sociation was successful, but onlj
after the steamer had unloaded the
cargo on to an A. J. Barge south ol
Marmion Island.
However, yesterday, after lying at
Pacific Coast Dock for three hours,
the steamer Alaska moved to the
A. J. Dock at 4:30 o'clock. A ship
ment, described by Alaska Steam
ship Company officials here as a
comparatively small one." was un
loaded.
An Alaska Juneau longshore crew
handled the freight on the dock
surface, although M. J. Wilcox. Al
aska Line agent, said that he had
offered the work to the Juneau
local of the TLA first. They had
lefused the offer, he said.
Their delegate, Gco’“’c C ,x.
