The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1928, Page 8

8 FALL TERM OF COURT OPENED BY JUDGE HILL Wheels of A]n.\li\r Again in Motion— Jurors Wil Rvpm'[ on Monday THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1928 . Parade Greets Hoover - TAX PAYMENTS 70 BE OVERDUE - AFTER MONDAY First Installments®f Muni- cipal Taxes Are Due— Penalty After Monday Virtually 60 per cent of the ¢ W ti W K w the Meldrum, George T. of official Somner, ser, H. R. ber. puthward from Hawk Inlet. ork was facilit timber surveys in that a hich are being made by I engineer, repi nt Cameron and associa lifornia. ~ The making land surveys gives mber party defnite hich to base their In the Seelye crew were Herbert Secrist, Har icker, P. J. Glosser, M. W. Gl Sarber and M. A. S designed to points own surveye. Frank His ate rea Jon ing tes of| SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 29.—Af- the|ter three hunting expeditions cov- on|ering the Alaska Peninsula, Chick- aloon District and Kenai Penin- sula during the past five months, old| Robert Frotherngham, of New o0s.| York, noted writer, lecturer and world traveller, sails on the steam- Frotheringham Gets Good Bag of Game on Alaska Hunting Trip for his home in the Adirondacks He takes with him a fine Ko- diak bear hide, two black er Aleutian today with his wife| were E. and H. M. Woodruff. f —————— CANNERYMEN LEAVE FOR BELLINGHAM F Wagner 0. S. Syre, Superintendent and | Barle E. Blossom, accountanf for the Astoria and Puget Sound | packing Company at Excursiony IInlet, were passengers for the South on the Admiral Rogers; | which was in port last night. They are going to the company |headquarters at Bellingham where Daniel Campbell, President of the icompany, and the executive bear| o rices are located. Mr. Syre and Mr. Blossom highly elated over the season’s work of their canner, They packed 123,000 cases, the largest in the history? of the cannery. i A g 3 3 ¢ % ¥ & first installments of municipal 5 taxes had been paid at noon to- day, according to figures made public by City Clerk H. R. Shep- ird. The total receipts were about $26,000, and it was esti- mated that some $20,000 would over the remaining portion of the first installment. xpayers have until Monday, October 1, to installment. Those paying it then have until the first Monday in March, 1919, to pay the second installment. However, if the first installment is not paid by next Monday, the entire assessment becomes due immediately with a 10 per cent penalty and interest t eight per cent. HOLBROGK GOES TO pelts, two splendid spegimens of, PORT ALEXANDER TO |big forn ram and a vemarkable SURVEY HOMESITES|®cose ead with antlers spreading 66 inches al residential e and other JURORS ARRIVE HERE Strait dis- b Agent Several Skagway and Sitka resi. Wellman Holbrook, U Forest [dents atrived in Juneau last eve. Service, left here early today onjining on the Admiral Rogers to|route from Sitka to Seattle. Mrs. the Ranger V. accompanied by|serve as jurors in the District!Cotton is the wife of Capt. Cot- Ranger Charles G. Burdick. HelCourt. The jurors from Skag-|ton, commanding officer on the will be absent about two weeks, fway were Miss Cora Benson, M.[1], S, Coast and Geodetic Survey returning via Rocky Pass to exam-|R, Goding, W. R. Smith, M. E.|boat BExplorer which has besn ine some listed Rogers, W. F. Beitinger, and J.|doing work around Sitka waterse ¥ The demand for homesites at;H. Gibson. Those from Sitka this season. ‘ Port Alexander has been surpris- B ingly large, said local Forest Serv- ice officers. An was elimi- nated there menths ago and divided into small tracts for SEELYE ARRIVES FROM|nt aivided inio small tracis for ADMIRALTY ISLAND; IS|peen practicaits taken up and it 'THROUGH FOR SEASON|is nov llat Ginst tracts lying outside of the original but adjacent to the are To survey additio tracts at Port Alexand work in the Chatham . Among those here on the Ad- trict, Land Classification miral Rogers were Mrs. H. €. 6 p. m. Cotton and children who are en- pay this WE HAVE THOSE EGGS AGAIN The kind you liked last year priced 2 dozen for..$ Our carrots are—per pound ) Nice Green Cabbage, pound ... Large bunches Celery, each .. GARNICK’S PHONE 174 several Seek Vacate Order e Charle heard in th rnmen necessary to Hoxic conspiracy case were courtroom ented by H. D elimination town. g With his season's work complet- ed, Charles P. Seelye, U. 8. Transit Bureau of Public Suryeys, ar. rived here with his crew of eight nen today Equipment and sup- will be stored here for the repre e A. J. QUOTATION NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Alaska Juneau mine stock is quoted to- day at 4% April releasing the Goldstein and Jack appeal dgment in z i i ; i ; : the local Court Mr.| h i . . Stabler that thi improperly 1ed, that th without jurisdiction to wise the costs of order er d in Judge bondsmen McCloske by Hoxie taken ! Seelye took the field last 1 and spent the entire season rectangular surveys on coast of Admiralty Island FOR YOUR COUGH D COLD WE RECOMMEND g VINOL A tonic for old and young ¢ rd naking conte o Mondayisthe First Next Monday is the first of October—just the right time for you to start your account with us. ™ Court was the make it | inal t had not defenda The ment contend ha it to T bond: L been p Republican nominee, ndidate being grected Govern wing 1 lc 5,000 march- on his arrival in Wigx by the Newark, N. 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