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Bayers, Lloyd H., 1911-1968 Captain Lloyd H. “Kinky” Bayers Collection, 1898-1967

MS 10

Juneau Historical People Files

asl.historical@alaska.gov 907 465-2925

PO Box 110571 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0571

LABOR, TERRITORIAL DEPT.

-:;irr/1.;r41.-i6-.uCllael J~a,,-s named--CCmmlSsion"e"'r.-----__ of..- LaboI'---b,v_Go_v. E. Gr-uen.Lng, ••------

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GASA, ART -LAAlaska mariner

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LAGERGREN,. ANDY P.Juneau pioneercarpenter.

Die.. Spiral No. 12. page 24.

LAGERGREN. MILTON~--Juneau pioneer

12/15/1945L2 one of couples tripl~et_ sons dies.Lived only 31 hours.

LAGERGREN, MILTONSon of Andy

Quits as City Engineer (See card on CITY ENGINEEF

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LAKE, CHARLIE_________veteran P~clfic Coast EnEJn~er. .J

Bo'en iz:l,........N-Q~<:J..¥---inJ.B..68.----C~'),ah.Qre from- a Bf'U8.pe

rigger at Portland in the early 80s and for several yearsserved wlL"ntTle Oro·'on Railway and Nav. fleet-:-both on-'it"h:Ce:---l1-i-¥~-n.~-a&t-vJ.-i--se-.-Am~,a.-€-~-8-r'-----OOat s in lc:hie-a-----a.e-served was the "OccLderrt " "\Vide "lest" "Harvest Queen!! ana.lI~.J.Pottern;Coastwise, he stood ".latches on the st eame r-s..J1.G-~lLll..G.Q-l-u.E1bia.JL.J'-AAG----ll.G-e0 -.J,¥. Elder'I gctting----h:i:-s- -1 r-oensaon the latter in 1892.

He came ~tfie-sa~.c-'b~y~~o~r~d~ersfrom the WillBIDet~i Iron4'P.."<. s... 04'--p.0-F"tland-t-e-a4;:1-l:tS-t-t-fi~eft-pe!=>'P"e-t- -ve.Lve>engines of the I1Greyhoundrl He stayed on the Sound aft"'r

LAND, EDWARD- Juneau pioneer

~2i29/~~35-Ed Lane-home--0n-Coughlln I-.ela-nd,completely destroyed by fire t oday---.!.- -

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LANG, EMILAlaska Pioneer

Indep. 6/24/1936 - Resident of Alaska fo~I~gyears. Died Sun. June 17. 1956 in his roomrt-n-F-err:rW~"Qm·s-. -A-ge-:--7S. I'Jrr!'ll-Xn Aus tr~

and came taU •..s..---l'lO.ELan.CLAla.ska...11Ll9'Os.....l.l"-1ns--at Tanana, Anchorage, Nenana and Juneau and for

i-a-tillTe at the-P1--ol'fetIT'~sI1ome l--rlSTtka. WITI beh, 1 "Y'>J._e.d-iD_Eione.-e:r:.!...s P.l.ot_.-------.At_J.un-ea-u. I

LANGILLE, WILLIAM_____________________________~P~ioneer Ala&kan~

Forester.

Dies. Spiral No. 12. pp. 71.

LANGLEIi, CAPT. WALLACEPioneer Alaskan.---~-----

5/8/1911-6-/8 Ag_e-80, d1ed. At one t1me was Capt.on old tug lILorneu and also on the U.S.C.& G.Survey "Thistle" J etc.

LANGLEY (Capt. Wal'ace)Master Mariner.

See cliooing under L in Clioping Book 1.other ships mentioned include:"Larne II steam tug."Richard III" fUll-rigr.;ed ship.llThlstle" first steam-ha.llbutter in N.P: c.

LANGSDORF(Georg Heinrich von):).804-:).805

nccompameu Kr'usenate'r'n -during part of his vayagearound the world, in IB03-18D6. He was a member of theRuss. embassy to Japan, of which embassy Resanaf was chief,ResaITof and Langs-do-rf-p-art-ed- company vrith Krusenstern atPe~roDavloYsk nn June 24, 190D_t and ~Qge~be~ visitEd thepribilof islands, Unalaska, Kodiak, Sitka, and CalLf. andafterwards returned t~Rusgla. -

LANGSETH, JACKJuneau pioneer

12/12/1951/g Died Fri 7th at age of 66 of TB.Came here before 1900.

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LA PEROUSE1786 (Comm~r. Jean Francois de GalauD de 1a Perouse'

In 1785 he commanded a scien~ific exploring expedit- .ion organiz-ed by Louis XVI-of France, -on a lavish- scale.

Two vessels fitted Qut---the "La Bous soLe!", commandod,by La Perouse, and "L'Astrolabell, commanded by Cant. De

-Larrgre. Left Bre"st -Aug. 1,-1:9-85, via Ca-pe Horn- and Haw-_ allan Isles, they arrived June 24 in vicinity of Yakutat.

from here they cruised southward as far as Monterey, Calif-arr. th-e-re-Sept. 15. Bemscrrredhere un'tfL Sept. 24, thentcok final Laav.e of tJUL AnLe.r.1can cQ.a_s.l.

La Perouse was an unfortunate navigator. At LituyaDay, whicn-he-entered and su~ve~~d, 26 of h~s ship&scompan¥-1'J.e.re dr.:avme..d-1n.-the-----.:ti.de_ho.:r:e-a..:L...l.tB-entr.anc e •Both ships with all hands were lost in 1788 or 1789, andfor many years thelr fate was a mystery. It has been

-sol ved-, hcwever-, and _some_o.Lth€--.-----lo'!.le'.e.ckag.e_o.f.-thesh.Lp.sc.ha.sbeen recovered and recently placed on exhititon in theNaval Museum in Paris.

LAB SEN, JIMMYJuneau contr?ctor, etc.

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LARSON, CHAS., Old timer

4!S!19~~fS Age. 60, diea. ~ame here 1897

LARSON,CRAS. I.Juneau pioneer

Dies Spiral No.J2.-pp_.-3.o_ •.

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LARSON, THORVALD Marine(111/3.0/1949 Found dead in his apartmen

CIthink we called him "UCry1ng atel__ men-enc--el-was-e- unhepp y--.--.- .--

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LARSSON, OLAUSAnd family

9/11/19;)£/5. ill's. _Clara Lar ascn, died or. pneu-monia today. Kell 23, and Geo. 26. & Olaus.

5/15/1944/2 Age. 58, (O'Laua} died in Seattletoday. Came t.o Juneau in 1916 etc.

LATHROP,OAPT. A. E.,-

saxr-eanxs industrialist etc. jt-Ancho't'a-g-e---Thea-t"e-so:Ld (-Se€l!..g-.--G-.-S-rF-i~nde-r--

ANCHORAGE3/6/1950 A.E.L-throp, 84, of Fp,irb'"inks s:'tys he

Ilh'"'s j-o s-t-rno-rsf-eep OVEr the U. B. House p~sn?l6"h -Q o'ehood bill~ II

C],/£Ul9.50 Capt. A.E.Lathrop, 84,,JUlloa .,n Hf'R~

River coal mine.

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.LATTERY, DENNIS

.. - .-- June-au menace,i , Accide_ota.1J;y_sno_o.1<.s.man.in.leg.n.ea=Skagway· _

with 30-40 Craig. (Krag) (NB 13; pp 15)

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LAUGHLIN, uns GEIilTRBDEJuneau -pioneer

_1/25i19l±2t'6---Age 71 ,---died-~t-AuI<-Ba",-ln0I1le.I:hllme-• .t~O._Douglasin 1593. Her husband John was kill-• ec in--<rreadweII Mine in 1914. Survived by~--"s.o n.sc.dchn, -RQ.SB-G-e-a-Fld----Ma-t-t-e. nd---dttu ght er- -V±rgiiF

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LAUGHLIN. MATT

Cont~lbuting~ to 6-yr old girl.

Douglas char-an te:

Spiral l3.pp 30.

LAliIRENCE, CARSONJuneau baker

12/2911952/8 J~c~ RlchardsonJ~,__who ""-6 workimfor Carson in his bakery J was arrested nearLa"'1;';renc-e-hom-e.--He----t-hr·ea:-t-en-ed:--t-D k1:-J:-I-C-a-r eon-r-:and when picked up had a 38 revolver on h Lm]

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Story of career, etc. ALBUM 30 »pp 82-~

I~ LEA, iffiS HARRYlHnn1e Ethel Lea

7/21/1951 Af£§.....5l, died, Cpme to Juneau 1923.

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LEE, ALLEN- Petersburg man.

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--o-f--J-i1mny-Ri"n-ehart s-Fa-l--rchl-l"d- hi-pi-a: n-e~whi-l-e-cranking----D.rQp.

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LEIWE. HENRY___ ~ ~ -.-::N",e-"W~C..o;=;mmieeioner

at Juneau-

Replaced Gordon Gr~.Plct. and Borne story.Spiral No. 12. PP. 72.

LEE, JOHNPres. of P.Sd. T & B.

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�� LEER, "DR. H. H.

-e�ertlf red-Jun�e�a:u-o·ptha-lmO"'to-g1St-,i1edl'rr.lLe<:-.-l-6_.-J-9_67-at_Uni,,-eI'-sHy_lio�sp1-taL-1n_SeaU~.e-See story in DEATHS(JUNEAU-1967)

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LeFEVRE, HENRYBELFIELDJuneau Judge.

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LERTON, FREDJuneau pioneer

1/14/1943/6_A&e 6!L__a local cook, Here since __1903, died today at St. Ann's Hosp.

LEITE, THOMASPe1icar'-_-,---_---,. __ ~ ~~-~- _Ten~kee, etc. _..

Emp, Nov. 27, 1967. Tcm Led t e of Tenakee,m-iss1rr€f1"or-twb-d-a-y~ wa---s-founa.-dead under tn"e~-_bo.a~d walk_a.t_P_el.l can-,_Sta...t.e----.-Tr-o cp eI!-s-sa.id-toda-.y- __

Hi s death i B be Ing -=i:.:n:.:v-=e-=s:.:t..ci"gca:.:t-=e:.:d-=,_

-(At .one.rt ame h.ec.owre.d the ha-l-i-but-schoo-n-el"'--"SITKAII and ran her out of Pelican and Kodiak=" __Sard-ner tOFlip Lesher and Bill 0' Ilell)

Dec-.----3-,-1967--Funeral-servie-e-g at-Ca:rt-er-Mort·_uarY_1 Juneau_Mon. 4th at 14:_0D__ Rev. Glenn W.__

Sachs, Res. Lutheran Church.!lorn-Oct, 25-;-T89S-Tn,;orway: HiHil5Ut-fisher-

man and_trol.leI!-"--Li.:v_ed Ln-Re.l-Lca-n last 7- years--

Survied -by wife Doris, and two kids, Reldun Leitein Norway and TerJe Leite in state of Wash.

LEP1ERS, J.W•

37'l"'lrJ:929t6 App6nte eputy-CIerk or-Court.

LEIHEUX, LOUIS C.Wr~ngell pioneer

10/5L1950 Abe 55. died _at Wrangell.

LENNON, TERRY- -- -- --- - Juneau boy

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f--.s.ee-lg ._G_8._E.ile-..J.lIld<u,-_J/lliBD.ER8.

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LEPETICH.SAM- Juneau man,age 50

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Gold. Daughter Tina, gl ve-8 alarm. Tried butfaIIeain suic rdeatt empt .

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LESHER, 'FLIP'"Juneau J.D.

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LESHER, ROBERT ROYSon of eha a, R.

1. Shootsduck--twolives. (~~~P 2Il, _

LESHER, VIKINeice------

2120j19_52L7-----O.ue_elL.Q.L.!!illirtsat I\lQ.Q a€'--p=g=mfor Valentines Day. More 2/25/1952

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LESLIE EXPEDITION1890-1891 (Frank Leslie)

In the spring of 1B90 er-ank Leslie's Illustrated New-,spaper sent an expedition to Alaska. Conducted by E.H.W~Wells, E.J.Glave and Alfred B Schanz, with Wells in comma*John Dalton and Frank~ln g-Price of S.F., were employed ashelpers. From S.F. to Pyramid Hbr. on Survey str. "Patt-erson", ChrJ.Kat "End'Lan s convoyed then up the ChilkatRiveT, over, the divide and do¥m the Tay~inl River.

At Kueawg lake Glave and Dalton crossed to headwatersof-AJ. sek and went------O:Ovm1t-in a canoe. The rest 'went downthe Yukon to Fortymile creek. Schanz became ill and wasreplaced by a Mr. De Haas. party went up 40-ml1e creek

--to-Tanana and-on up Tok Hiver. Low on-food so turned back.The-y went te Nu La-te , oeo ssed oor-tage to st. Michael.

Meanwhile Schanz recovered and with James A Frenchwent down the Yukon to st Michael. He and a Wm. C. Greenfield arrd som-e Eskimos, matte a bidarka trio from St. Mlcha.to Ikogmut,-p-orta@eft-to the Kuakokwdm , went down it andcoasted to Nushagak on Bristol Bay vilierehe met Wells addDarty wno-had-aIso coasted down previously.. Later Wells crossed the Alaska peninsula to Katmai

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Schanz and a party went up the Nushagak, Mulchatna andKakhtul rivers, crossed to the head of Chulitna river and'descended to Clark Lake, which he named. From here theywent down its outlet, across Illiamna lake, and down theKvichak to Bristol bay. He then followed Wells across trepeninsula to ~ft~t¢t Katmai. .

LEVASHEF1768-69

See KTenltz~n and Levashe~.

LEWIS, CAPT. FREDOf II stranger"

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LEWIS. JOHN L.United Mine Workers

12/~L1~6_ F_ound rU11ty of_c_o_ntLempL12/ /19~6 Fined 3.500,000.~/I91194~- "Found gu11ty 01' crfjjfina1 contempt.

To be sentenced tom~r~~~~/20/19~S Lewis fined $20,000. and his Mine~I- WorKers Union f"inecr$T;-froU;-cyoo.

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LINDSAY, MARGARET....Dougla 8 woman

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LINDENBERG1838

Made a survey and cha~t_~the-head ofLynn Canal andlower~ reaches of the Chilkat river. It is not certainwho tlils-Llndenberg is----perhaDs It'yas the Capt. Linden-'ber-g.csho was .Lnc.command of the &'sso-Anl.._C-O_._ship_IIPrlnceMenshikof" in 1852. Gr'evrlngk records that Lindenbergsurveyea-Aamiralty Island and the Chilkat river in 1838

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LINDSTROM, CARL E._-,D:.:o"u",gcl"a-"s--,,-p=lol! ee r

4t'lS/1946/~ Body found beaten to death in La'tr'Lneat Ladd AFB (Fairbanks) Soldier b~ing held.Brother-in-law of Jack Warner.

LINDSTROM, ELIJuneau miner

3/11/1937/3 Died at M~ n~p o·1ll.te.d-wor-kLng in t.he A,J. in 1912

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LINDSTROM,ELMERE.- - -duneau man

'i /13/1939/8 He and Ca"L,lenselLha:V8-boughL.the----"Starlight" (Starlite) from George the Greek 1«(}e'o-.-Da-s-c-a-:t"ou-s-)-an-dpIan t--o-t'rorrtIiTS summer

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See Krusenstern.(Capt. Urey)

LISIANSKI

LISTER, RON SR.Juneau man.

8/3/1946 Pollce 6~ek Ron Ljster._last saenn ~1yesterday morning.

LISTON, SONNYHea vywoi1;ght boxer

See Pd.c t e , &; story 1n Lg. G. S. File under Boxln~See pp 19 SAGA Mar. 1964. "I Beat Sonny Liston"

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LLOYD, CLIFFORD I JIMMYIl- Juneau pioneer

_12i9,11931tjlf Hare 81nce-lS!J~ ;--D-1ed-J.-n-S1-tka-Home-

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LOCKRIDGE, GENEJuneau bRrtender

10/9/1948/3 VG pict. of Gene, running for publicoff 10 €'

LOEB & LEOPOLDArch murderers.

Ij2§-;-r§-56-~rcirt-e-LOtrb-(t1:es aT r"'zor \'1Ounds inprison. SentancaQ_ ~ifa_in l.9..24 a.Layj.ngof little Bobby Franks.

Leopold freed from p1'!lson---See account 8 in Lg,G.S.File under MURDERS, ETC. (Leopold)

LOFGREN, WALLIECook. on 11 Por-e s t e:

11/18/1932 Shot b:i ~lJick GiPctrosea~1y today withla 32 calibre revolver Bnd in critical conditiolIn St. AnnIs Hasp. LOfgren was cook on theU.-S.F.S. "Po r-e.at er", Oap.t . Geo. Peterson.Alarm clock failed to awaken him while he slap~rrthGiatros' wife tile former Catberine CaitolihiLe Nick lt16..6...-0_nG-I:a'll.e,Y.ard shiLt In A.J.M:lne.11/23/1932 Nick Giatros bound over by Grand Juq]jall se-t 'at $200cr.

LOMEN, ALFHED J.Nome pioneer

5/13/1950 Age 61, dies in Seattle (VO)

LONG, HUEY P.Lo'!i sian@... ctQv.

9/9/1935 S':!O"ta:t Baton !'tiuge, La" oy Dr. A.C.W_e.Ls.Et,an eye d.ac tor .

LONG, TOMJune/?u Indian lad.

11/l/~94S/5 Thief, is i~Hospital---shot at andhit by Salon Dare while escaping from a room~n the Ala-skan- Hotel which he had been rob151ng.-P. bloody -t=ll~ed_ up the street to hem and hewas apprehended.

LOOP, CHESTEREng ,.; M8ster.

1._Hf'--'Nli\s_Ma.steron little t"" "KlLSko"in 195_6_(N.B. 21; pp 136.)

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LORAIN, 1mS. S.H.,(Lillian Perele)

4-/22/19M-- Di"s_in Albany, O,'B.

9/1£;'1933/2See card on

LOTT, WILLIAMColored pioneer

Died today at_age--_oJ' &7.JUNEAUHURD~RS(Prentiss murder)

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LOUGHER, LOU ANNBank teller

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LOVETT, J.P. II DAD 11- Tex Lovett

4/11/1940/6 Reop€ ne Hom_e....JW.arJiing_HD_u s,e.Jl..so--operates Texis Boarding House (Foot of IrwinSt7H~¢¢t ,

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Rooming house O~I-3+27 1:109417'4- Gttarged-"WH h-st-eao.-ing-J u-ic-e-f-rom---t-he

I"-;A,,,.E.L.& P. Co. for u~e_fJ..:t HQGl!LJ:ioarding House"._11_ 4/4/1941/2 Tex found not gUi1t~y~. __

r-r-r-LOWERY, CHUCh; .

We-so' Pal U??. -'- . Squaw-man

1. Charged with larceny. (NB 13; pp 74)e-2-. -More-on-a"boYe. (NB-29 ; pp 4)

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LUCAS, HARRYM.q,yor of JuneauAnu!i.rsCY"mllY-'

7/3/1939/4 Son, Lee and Bobby iScott guests ofnf-f-tc-e"I'-s-o"n-Na:vrDe st ro yers u"Tuckerll and get I

__ t-O_g(L..t oJ.e.t.chikan_o.n_her-._.6/~/1944/3 He and Lynn Forrest Sr. will run a

-- -o1~'R'S patrolooat-t1Us season.-7-f25I-±949-~v-1-fl-b"'''''B,-''i9-.- 4-1-e-dat T_e-Home. Came to Juneau in igi2 etc.

LUNDELL. GUSTAVDouglas pioneer

11/g/19~5/3 Age 67. dies in Seattle. Came toDouglas in 1908 and left there for Seattle 2sr e, ago (-19~3) because of ill-health.

LUNDGREN, ALJuneau cobbler

_12/15/1942/(; Died 12/12/ of a head at.teck.,

LUND, J.e.Father of Johnny

-L and gr-andpa or"Sonry" etc.

7/28/1930 J.C.Luna, linotype operator R~ Emp.died last -night. C-ameto Juneau in 189S andwas 68 v r-e . old, etc. 1<'ather of Johnny_ whoalso works at the Empire.

LUND, JOHNNYCPioneer type-set-

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~2071952 Age 6~und with stroke in his roomcn-H~i~",son--"e±-dg.(-01d-\1f-i-nn-e-:kdg.-)--and-died-ln-S11o

Ann's HosuiDal. Came to Huneau in lSq6 etc

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LUND, LOUISJuneau pioneer

-- ------;1IP~/1936.Age 'l6., dLedc.a.tSt. "nn' a Hospitaltoday. C me here in Ma;y1889 and established.rurreau ' s firSL t r-ansr er -6n. called the Alaska'tnaner.en Co. was famil iE!r~¥ known ---a s- -the-lset-em-up-kldl in the early days because ofhis generosity. Owned one of the first ModelT ~~rds ever t~ come tD ~laska, e-tc. VG.

LUNDSTROM, OSCARAnd family -

__6£23!193a!6 M.Lundst~om-saved f~om-dr~WR~~g bypolic€man Elroy Hoffman at City Flmat today

~--~wnerene-rives on a small boat with his eon---1-----IOscar.-- -I10/29/1936/7 He and Emil Vienola have cl~os=e~__ 1call-Wnen charged by bear at East Point.

~Wepe-look4ng-at a -deer ki~l-when-bear-charged.Shot it. Over 6' tall.

1--272-27193976 0 scar L:-:u-::n"id7st~r:::oc;m;;-;m;;-;a::r::r"1-;:eC::sc-iAliceihll.f--1Q/11>;'193-9/3- Mrs 0 sc-ar-bund-s-trom-bea-t-s-st-ork-1-n-

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~ol.o.8-Kkem_P1ane.. (NB..9~_pp_49-)__6/11/19 S/S Sonny Lund marries Miss Marjorie- Eide in Anchorage. He4.s-a-pllot\Vi th A1aSk-a-

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LUTKE (Capt. Feadore Petrovich)1827-28

In command of-the ~sslan corvette II Senlavine 11 andaccoIDoanied by Caot. Mikhail Nlkolaievich Staniukovich incommand of the sloop I1Moller", made a voyage around thewo r'Ld in 1-826--£9They left Cronstadt Sept. 1, 1826, around Cape Horn,and e r-r-, Sitka June 2~ 1827. Left here July 31, to Un-a-ra"ska-,-to-B-eri-ng-:ilea and-Pribilof Ids.-, .St. Matthew, theCommander Ids apd to petrooavlovsk.

He later published very good hydrograohic and geogr--a"tltrlc lnfo-.-oi' -ATaska-----pen-ins-ula, Bering Sea, ene , and in-~uded-hi~herto unoublishe~ info. from other llussiansources. _

Died - LUYCKFASSEL. FRANK-

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LYBECK, BERTPioneer Juneau

cit '"employee072371951 F'ound dead in &'10itoffice. at City dock

fi8h~d~~;:".0' a;m-rlo Aetchikall 3.::912 andthen nov ed to Juneau in 19211

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LYNOH, E.P.Old piihneer.

11,L30/1.93.1 E. P. Ly.nch, 96, of ;'Jrangell who camehere in 1873, and va e f c r'. erly a Pony Expressrider) then freigfited on -tlr S'Iikine, died at-~v-range11 today.

LYNCH._ MARTINAnd h1s family.

-Celebrates 75th b1rthda)C Sp1ra;! 10. pp, 26-.

� LYNCH, MRSMIKEJuneau woman

_5-/2-7_/:J.f)~f).1-7_Bo",n_lS§f),_InJ:uneau-&inGe-I&&7~--dies. SQn.JlarUn L:mch ILnd--dallght.eL.Mrs. IGeo. M. Simpkins.

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LYONS, JUDGE TOM R.Pioneer lawyer

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