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MEMBERS OF THE SENATE
William Britt. of Juueau.
Forest J. Hunt, of Ketchikan.
John Sundback. of Nome.
James Frawley, of Nome.
Thomas Price, of Anchorage.
E. E. Chamberlain, of Seward.
Luther C. Hess, of Fairbanks.
Ernest B. Collins, of Fox.
OFFICERS AM) EMPLOYES
OF THE SENATE
President—John Sunback.
Secretary—Thos. M. Reed.
Asst. Sec'y—Delia B. Chace.
Sgt.-at-.Vrms—P. P. Smith.
Messenger—Miss Madge Case.
Enrolling clerk—Miss Uose Mae
La ugllliu.
Engrossing clerk—Miss Lois
Price.
Stenographic help—Miss Emily ^
Borgen and Miss Jane Mc-1
Sally.
Chaplain—Rev. A. T. Kasheva- |
It required less than half an hour
for the Senate to formally organize
after invocation by Rev, Kashavaroti.
R. J. Sommers. secretary of the ter
ritory. formally called the body to
gether and officially stated that tite
members elected at the last election
were John Sundback. Forest J. Hunt.
E. K. Chamberlain and Ernest B Col
lins. He further stated that the hold
over members were William BritC.
James Frawlev, Thomas Trice and
Luther C. Hess. All answered to the
roll call except Mr. Frawley. who has
not yet arrived from a trip to New
York.
Judge Jennings then swore in the
new members and tue Senate was
ready f-r temporary organization.
I'pon tr.jtii'a of Jlr. Eritt, Luther C.
Hess was uaaied as temporary presi
dent, and ho was escorted to the
berlain.
Thoj. JI. Reed. was unanimously
elected as temporary secretary of
the Senate, with CUa.v as as
sistant sec.viary.
I poa I'lo'.ioti of CoIIls". O .
ft ur . ."<KU l.-C CJP
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or u.a l:. a ivarcrted upon
htm. As t . is would uud-'ubiedly bo
the last ti: ihat -u would have op
portunity :o act its c -Juist. ja v.itlt
the le. .'e, i.. .* c >
ed 1:1ms . as fioa" . ap. • native of
the _
A ;■k t . i was
then cf£«c< 1 :<y f • uitafliaiotis fl
ection i J il. JirvS.
detif. V„ ...« 4 a
and Mrs. C...i,c. .... !,-,.j.a'it s^W
ary. Sea-:• Dritt tdsc-il 3®e. sand
back in .... i. .nidetl l»y Mr.
Hunt . . i ' ■
iavesns..ie
.• positions
commit' e
.tii. s iirit .
We cat too fast -ivc
eat too much.
Eat less-chew it rr ore,
WRIGLEY5
after every meal-alus
digestion, cleanses
mouth and teeth and
sweetens breath.
COSTS UTTtf BENEFITS MUCH
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Everywhere
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THE FLC'XZZ
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i'(.'Ilius and. Chamberlain.
| i'pon motion giving him authoriza
tin;:, the president appointed Sena
t .: i rice, Collins and Hunt to wait
;.u!i i^e governor tomorrow and no
: lay him that the Senate has been
; t". org i-ued and ready to receive
J'roHi liiui any official communica
tion. Tnis committee will also ar
1 . .. •} ill a similar committee from
i U.e House to arrange tor a joint
ioii. A rgcess was then taken
f at; Uour.
ritoria! House of Rcpres
. ' s was called to order . at
i rritorlal Secretary' 11. J.
t . . ... who called upon the Kev.
.( Ureening of the local Melhod
K.'-i jp.il church, for prayer, in
.iich Mr. Greening invoked the
- ia^ of the Almighty upon the
work before the House.
'1'l.o i>:;th of office was administer
1 to tno members of the House by
p.d.se Kobert Jennings of the Dis
.. i Court.
roll was called, and only the 1
'\!.d \V. Burroughs, of the
>!.. on failed to answer tlie
i1 i o appointment of H. T.
iif Juneau, lor temporary
..... :::i. James Daly was unani
... ;i iued secretary protein.
• ■ • i unanimously to extend ;
■ <;o\er::or tho courtesy of a I
<.:! t'.o rostrum. Upon being es-|
:. I to tlie speaker's seat at the
f the t >3iporaYy chairman. Gov-;
. -..y addressed the House. |
r.s are coining upon me thick |
on my retiring days." .said 1
... rnor. "All of which goes to
. : at ail of us have none but
l fee lings toward each
. d are all working toward 1
..: common end, the prosper-j
J d- 1-jpiaent of t.ie Territo- j:
V :. a the Governor had resumed |
under applause from the re- j1
tatives aud the floor of the |
K. Koss nominated Andrew j'
ad of the Fourth division as '
. . t ie body, and the temper
secretary instructed to cast a 1
ii'mouB ballot. Representative 1
.1.. arid Colo escorted Speaker 1
J ;o the ciiair, upon which he 1
d house.
•iialder it a groat honor, and 1
i ii as much," said Mr. Ner- '
•rd, ":o be appointed to this respon
i it ton. in wJtich I promise to
it.c best I can. To you who repres- 1
entire Territory, let me im
:rc.s upon you that we are hero to '
'.I.; that territory and our con- 1
ituents. Let us make this a busi- 1
. ssion, and not a political 1
o;;on, maae dv nepresenta
( ' i 'irane and seconded by H. H.
llfst, to o.:'er to Attorney General
Ilas'-gard the courtesy of a seat in
i. K e, was passed unanimously,
.Mr. Uustgard was escorted to a
dosl; Kt the left of the Chair.
'i lie ho.Ij" then unanimously ap
es Daly as permanent se
cretary of the house, and he was
S'v:;a in by Representative Murray
it: t":e absence of Judge Jen
s.laii w;.s called upon as a notary
• 10 perform the function,
■ke Cochrane then addressed the
1 e'as follows:
".\t the proper time we will intro
duce a resolution in this houcs re
. d!r.g the death of Mr. Burroughs,
w o was one of the best and most
opjlar citizens of the Nome Divi
sion.
'Tut tiic death of Mr. Burroughs
created a vacancy and it is the
<: U i.»re of the Second division
o tiiX the place now emoty thru
his unfortunate and intlmely death.
"I :!','aire therefore to present the
1 !! - ask that a special committee
• appointed by the Chair to consid
er it and render its report on the
measure at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow.
Anikl ask the consent of this body to
now introduce the bill.
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE
Cash Cole, of Juneau.
Earl Hunter, of Juneau.
Herman T. Tripp, of Juneau.
O. D. Cochrane, of Nome.
Chas. J. Brown, of Nome.
E. L. Holt, of Nome.
H. E. Eisner, of Cordova.
A. W. Frame, of Anchorage.
J. H. Murray, of McCarthy.
Austin E. Lathrop, of Cordova.
Andrew Nerland, of Fairbanks.
H. H. Ross, of Fairbanks.
Paul J. Rickert, of Fairbanks.
Theo. Kettleson, of Fairbanks.
1,1ST OF OFFICERS AND EM
. PI.OYEES OF THE HOUSE
Chief Clerk—James P. Daly.
Assistant Clerk—Anna Anderson.
Sgt-at-Arms—Pan Cocoran.
Messenger—S^bil Campbell.
Engrossing Clerk—Francis Meiz
enthal.
Enrolling Clerk—Anna C. Boud
en.
Clerical help—Mrs. Ed. Stevens.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hazelton.
Chaplain—Rev. E. G.%Greening.
There being uo response to the
:all of the Speaker for objection the
-ill was read by Secretary D;«ly. ant!
( preventative .Murray, Fravp, and
Cochrane were appointed a commu
te to confer on the measure.
The speaker then declared a recess
mtil 3 p. m.
The House convened again at t::rce
i clock. being opened with :-n an-1
touncement by the speaker of tho
Committee on Committees, consist-1
ng of Representatives Hunter. Holt j
Murray. and Ross, with the Speaker
>i the House as chairman of tt-e I
ommittet. The committer was ap
proved. and instructed to submit i
heir report on Wednesday.
The committee on legislative p.i
itior.s announced it appointments i
hich were approved and the eni
iloyes of the legislature were sworn !
n by Representative Murray.
The first element of humor was
njected into the session of the .'louse i
r.hen Kepresentative Cochrane rose
o suggest an improvement in the
umishings of the legislative hall.
"These tables at which we are sit- j
ing are so rough," said Mr. Coch
ane, "that some of us are liable to ,
jet splinters in our fingers when we |
;et real agitated. We should at least j
lave blotters on tho tables, and 1 j
uggest a re-arrangement of the leg- i
slative hall.
Representatives Cochrane, Eisner j
ind Rickert were appointed by the j
ipeaker to take care of the matter, j
t was also decided to notify the
Senate t!;at the lower house was in
lession. The sergeant at arms was I
hen instructed as to his duties, and I
he session adjourned until 12:00 j
("clock tomorrow.
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Jrders for Sjjjnday dinners or spec
al occasions will receive earful at
ention.
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my presence, this 6th day of December,
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FRATERNAL ORDERS
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
fourth Tuesday evening
meets every second and
Cnnip Skagway No. 1,
j inj; brottyrs cordially welcome,
j J. M. Keller, L. S. Keller,
j Arctic Recorder. Arctic Chief.
B. P. O. ELKS
Skagway Lodge
Xo. 431, B. P. O.
Elks meets every
Thursday at 8:00
; >'• ra
Visiting brothers cordially wclcome.
JOHN GRASHAL, E. R.
I K. J. VAVDEWALL, Secretary.
F. & A. M.
Wliite Pass Lodge F. & A.
A. M. No. 118, meets 2nd
^ and 4(li Saturday evenings
of each month at 8 o'clock.
Visiting Brethren are wel
come.
JOHN N. HANSEN, W. M.
T. J. St an dish, Secretary
Fraternal Order of
Eagles
Skagway Aerie, No. 23,
Fraternal Order .of
Eagles, meet the first
an<! third Wednesday night of each
month at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially in
vited to attend.
M. E. ROGERS, W. P.
J. M. Giiesbach, Sec'y.
Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. 12,
meet in A. B. Hall first Monday in
every month at 8:30 p. m.
Visiting brothers cordially wel
come. J. C. PHELPS, Sec'y.
Naomi Chapter Xo. 9, O. E. S.
meets in Masonic hall, first and third
Friday, of each month, at 8 o'clock.
Visiting members welcome.
Chavrie Marie Sparks,
Worthy Matron.
Leila E. Crow, Secretary.
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Attorney at Law
Practice in all courts
In Territory of Alaska
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