Lake Erie is frozen over from
shore to shore at one point.
WORK ON MINE
TRAIL WILL BE
BEGUN MONDAY
Forest Service Assigns Six
Man Crew to Job—
Materials Landed
Rehabilitation and construction of
the trail leading from town to the
Alaska Juneau mine portal, used
every day by hundreds of miners,
will begin next Monday morning,
it was announced today by B. F.
Hemtzleman, Acting Regional For
ester, United States Forest Ser
vice.
The work will be done with NR A
funds by a crew of six men under
Forest Service Foreman Clyde Net
tleton. Lumber for a covered
stairway was delivered on the
ground today by the Alaska Ju
neau.
The stairway will be built at the
top of the trail and will be be
tween 65 and 100 feet long. They
will be covered over to protect
them from snow and ice. In addi
tion to this the entire trail will
be realigned, widened and im
proved. and three foot-bridges eith
er strengthened or rebuilt entirely.
Saturday and Monday ]
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