His store in Juneau was doing well, but it did not warrant any enlargement,and the idea of a duplicate in some other part of town would be precarious at bestand more likely a disaster: 'Mr. amerssailed into Taku Inlet with lumber and hardware for the four main buildings whichwould have to be in operation by mid-May. was somewhat irrelevant becausehe had fuel for not more than forty minutes and the finding of his home lake in lightwas obligatory. ''Who stays at the cannery during the winter?''One watchman.
During working hours Sam Bigears often paused to inform his friend Tom of happeningsin Juneau, and certain bits of information were bot en a boat tried torush supplies to that beleaguered town: 'Boat got lots of wood for burnin', extrafood. ''Coming back?''No. 'What can it be?' the man asked in almost tearful bewilderment, at which the secondinventor said with painful honesty: 'We thought we could have it ready for the 1904campaign.
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