The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

arrived on the Dolphin. They are en route to Atlin to look over the mining property of their company. Mir. Kin yon's brother is treasurer of the Me Kee Creek Company and has been on the ground at Atlin all summer.
 Mrs. s. NJ. Ogden, sister-in-law of l.. M. West, agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, and her two daughters, arrived on the Dolphin and will leave for the interior this morn ing. where they will join Mir. Ogden, who is a Klondike mining man.
 F. w. Graham, travelling commercial agent for the Great Northern Railway Company, accompanied by Mrs. Gra- ham. was an arrival on the Dolphin yesterday. Mir. Grahom will go to Dawson. and Mrs. Graham will return from whitehorse and return south on the Cottage City.
 Mrs. s. w. Wall, wife of the well known newspaper man who was for merly connected with the Dawson News but is now managing editor ot the Tacoma Ledger, arrived on the Dolphin yesterday on her way to Daw- son.
 Gen. A. w. Greeley, commanding the signal corps ot the UDited States army. was a passenger on the Dolphin as far north as Juneau. He will prob ably visit Skagway and Haines before going south.
 James n. Bracket, formerly Of this city, arrived on the Dolphin on his way Co Atliu. Mir. Bracket expected to meet his father at this place, but they passed en route, George A. Braekett being on the Humboldt. ! A. B. Newell, who arrived from | Dawson on the Whitehorse, was met at Whitehorse by Superintendent J. P. Rogers with a special car. This was attached to freight train Sunday, and l Mir. Newell came to Skagway.
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 l Charles F. Hooker, the travelling salesman, formerly of this city, arrived on the City of Topeka Sunday. He is lac the Dewey hotel.
 | F.. Wood, of FortyNile, is in the city with a largo stock of goods which he is taking into that district. Mrs. Wood accompanies her husband.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Falcon Joslyn are in the city. Mir, Joslyn is leading min ling man and broker at Dawson, ot which city he is pioneer.
 Norman Reid bookkeeper at Chil- 1oot cannery, who has been ill at the Bishop Rowe hospital, has recovered. ! He went to Chilkoot to resume his work yesterday.
 Mrs. w. II. Cleveland left for the south on the Dolphin last night. She will visit at Juneau, Seattle and East ern cities. before she will return. -O-
 Miss Costello, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Godfrey Chealander, for several weeks, left on the Dolphin | last night for Chicago.l Wnfred II. OsgoOd, of the United States geological survey, was a south bound passenger on the Topeka. Arthur C. Jackson. president Of the 1 Alaska Geographical Society, returned from Whitehouse yesterday.
 Mrs. Elmer A. Friend and daughters left for a two months visit to Seattle on the Dolphin last night.
 Mrs. O. E. Kendall, of the local post office force, came up on the Dolphin yesterday.
 Miss Hattie Lind left for Seattle on the Dolphin. At Seattle she will enter a business college.
 B. F.. Thomas, one of the well known shops employees, went to Tacoma, leav- ing on the Dolphin.
 Major Terrett went to Haines on the Peterson yesterday. He will return today.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Berdoe and little daughter sailed on the Dolphin.