The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-11
PERSONAL MENTION
People Coming And Going And old
 AoquaintAnoes.

FL. Dickson left yesterday for Seattle. O. S. Williams visited Bonnet yester- day.
 Charles Milne sailed last evening for Victoria.
 Mrs. ]. H. HedrIek and Miss Hedrlek ar rived on the Rosalie.
 J. w, Atkinson, was among the passen- gers on the Rosalie for Juneau.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. H. Rose and daughter arrived yesterday on the City of Topeka.
 Marshal ShOup went over the Arctic Brotherhood trail last night and became a member.
 Dr. Whiting lert on the RosalIe for q short visit to Seattle. He Is to return In two weeks.
 Capt. S. strickland, of the Northwest Mounted Police, left on the Amur for British Columbia,
 Samuel MeCawlev, owner of one of the richest claims in Atlin, sailed on the Amur for Victoria.
 Judge Johnson and Mrs. Johnson will leave San Francisco for Nome, May 2sth, on the steamer St. Paul.
 Taylor ArmantrOut, SKagwav pioneer, left on the RoSalie for visit to Seattle, and Mt. Vernon, Wash, his old home.
 Among those sailing on the ROsalie for Seattle were John B. BOmhOldt, ]. Matter, F. E. Sagerllnd and F. D, Jordan. Jr.
 J.B. Lincoln, Skagwav representative of Fischer Bros. Of Seattle, returned yes- terdav oa the Rosale from Juneau.
 John N. Glass, a Montana mining and shelter man, who has been in Atlin oi late, left veSterdav on the Amur for the South.
 Capt John Irving and C. D. C. Cliff ford, members oi the British Columbia parliament, lett yesterday on the Amur for Victoria.
 Dr. Bryant went to England some time ago and enjoyed himself so we'll that he has sent for his wife to join him and to enjoy the Paris exposition.
 Mrs. R. Palmer and three children, Miss Fay Flynn, Miss Palmer and Mrs. Nettie Hull were among the passengers arriving yesterday on the RoSalls.
 Purser Jones of the steamer City of To- peka, made trip to San Francisco on the steamer Queen while his vessel was un- dergoIng repairs on the Sound.
 RIA Rogers, general manager of th' Parsons Produce Company, who has just returned from a tour of Yukon valley points, lett on the Amur for Vancouver.
 Mss Joanna Browne, who Is going tC Nome and who has successfully conducted the postofiee news stand for two wears will close out her store during the week.
 George H. Whitney and Carl F. Leh- uers, United States Inspectors of hulls and boilers, were among the passengers on the City of Topeka from the Sound to Juneau
 ELI. Pillman has closed out his store or Fifth avenue, and leaves this week accom- panied by Mrs. Pullman, for Atlln, where he has mining properties which he will work.
 Corporal Della Tore. of the Northwest Mounted Police. who is enrOute to British Columbia with hopes of yet being able tC join the SuatheOna Horse, left on the Amur.
 Mrs. A. N. Walllek, wife of the chieI dispatcher of the White Pass road, and two children, arrived yesterday on the ROsalIe to visit couple of months with hr husband.
 C. II. Burkdall, formerly a packer oveI White paSs, now engaged In Seattle In the construction of a patented sluice box for the Nome trade, arrived yesterday to visit the eltv. He is an extensive owner of Skagway property.
 Fritz Nlehtsheim, A. II. Garetson and William Abbott of Tacoma. and E. C. ConSer and L. C. ConSer of Portland, At- lin mining property owners, arrived yes terday on the Topeka enroute to Atlln tc begin operations for the season.
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