The daily Alaskan., 1906-06-29
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PERSONAL MENTION
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 Mrs. Clegg, sister of J. M. Hutton and Neil Hutton, who were in business in Skagway in early days, and now bus mess men of Dawson, arrived on the Dolphin on her way to the interior, Mrs. Clegg, and her daughter Zella, who came cut from Dawson last fall, spent most of the winter in California and were in San Francisco during the recent disaster that nearly wiped that city out of existence. They lost con- siderable of their personal belongings in the fire. Miss Zella Clegg is at Tacoma, where she is attending school at the Ana Wright Seminary.
 John B. Woke, of Cincinnati, Ohio one of the heaviest stockholders in the North Columbia Gold Mining Company, of Atliu, which company is under the management of J. NJ. Ruffner, arrived on the Dolphin yesterday and will leave for Atlin Monday.
 Mir. Woke is regestered st the Gold ed North hotel.
 James Stark, proprietor of one of the leading department stores in Vancouv- CT, accompanied by Mrs. Stark, are passengers on the Princess May, and are making the round trip to Bennett today.
 The Misses Nellie and Lucy Parsons, who have been attending school in Oregon, arrived on the Dolphin yester- day and will leave Monday for Fair banks where they will join their par ents, the Rev. and Mrs. John Parsons. C. D. Rand large real estate oper- ator in Vancouver, accompanied by Mrs. Rand and little son, are making the round trip on the Princess May. They made the round trip to Bennett today.
 ! G. ". Cummings, of Discovery, B. C., who is largely interested iu Atlin mines, came out on last nights train and left on the Dolphin for San Fran cisco last night.
 James MacGowau, chief engineer of the Canadian Pacific steamship service 1 is making the round trip on the Prin- cess May, observing the operation of her machinery.
 | Eddie Sargison, of Seattle, linotype operator, arrived on the Dolphin yes terdsy, and left on the train this morn- ing for Dawson, where he will be em- ployed on the Dawson News. J. W. Holt, manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, of Seattle, arrived on the Princess May last evening and will leave for the interior tomorrow evening.
 Y. D. Miller, of John Davis x Co.,, of Seattle, arrived on the Dolphin yester- day and is making a tour of the north ern country for business and pleasure.
 Capt. J. w. Troup, general super intendent of the Canadian Pacific Rail way steamship service, is making the round trip on the Princess May.
 A. N. C. Treadgold, of the TreadgOld concession in Dawson, came north on the Princess May last night and left for Dawson on this mornings train.
 J. H. Cobb, lawyer of Juneau, came north on the Princess May yesterday, and left for his home on the Dolphin last night.
 W. R. Griffith, bookkeeper for P. Burns x Co the Whitehorse butchers, arrived on the train last night He is. at the Fifth Avenue.
 George Beam, one of the men who helped to make Skagway famous, ar rived on the Dolphin and will remain in Skagway for the present at least.
 C. NJ. Winter, formerly a turrier of Skagwsy, now located in Fairbanks, arrived on the Dolphin yesterday,
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