Prince Of Wales County AK Archives History - Businesses .....Jackson 1902
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  JACKSON. A p o and Indian village, also known as Howcan, on an island in Dixon

Entrance, 250 miles (air line) s of Juneau. Shipments may be made via Fort

Wrangel, with which place it has steamer connection. Sustains a Presbyterian

church and 2 general stores. Some mining properties are worked in the vicinity.

Population consists of 20 whites and 300 natives.   

J L Gould, P M. 



Benjamin John, gen store. 

Koch Wm, contr. 

WAKEFIELD & YOUNG,  General Store.



Additional Comments:
Extracted from:



R. L. Polk & Co.'s

District of Alaska Gazetteer

and Business Directory

for

1901-1902



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