The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-17
TANANA DOWN.:
 WHITE SEAL UP

'.t' ~ N.- 'A'' n anu hii- loaded her Il passengers Most of those who are back in Fairbanks again are familiar faces 10 the old stand-bys A large mail shipment came in as well as considerable ex- press. The passenger list of the trip was as follows:
 From Dawson mostly from the Outside)-
 George Butzer, E. H. Conger. F.. A. Mann, MT and Mrs. Sumner $. Smith. F.. l.. Kern. C. Walker. Thos. Walker, Mrs. NJ. Monosmith. C. Olan- der, l.. Singleton. P Anderson. Miss E. R. Bly,. B. R. By. Mir. and Mrs. R ]. Cacy. Mr and NJ Van Lakgelk, W. II. Josln. J. Pelm. w. Leon bergen, F. Rodiger. F. s. West. Miss Baeen. Miss ! Andrews. Miss J. Andrews, Miss F. Johnson. Miss T. Benson. Miss r. Eldon, Mr and Mrs. S. J. Newman. H. Elster Mrs. NJ -'7H'S' Jbiiu Ns TIItu. JOun bonner. l.. Fiske C. A, Newton. Miss ]. Lund, Miss J. Se1in. T. F. Qualley, J. J. Hearley H. Terkelson, C. Waek. kwitz, r. Dragoyitch Mir and Mrs. W. II Thorn, R. II Martin. Y. II. Wilhelm, ". D. Wilson. A. H. Sex uttz, W. K. Kieruf, Mrs. McMulleu. C. 0. Kahle w. A ShiukIe, Miss Johnson, NJ, A. Pinska, T. Marnea. E. Kangas, R. Sinclair, x. Culliman. F Peth, P Nelson, J. F. Wallis, J. J. Meherin, C. w. Felch.
 From Hot Sfrh gs- Miss E. Mclni. Miss Ida Salo. Charles Dittmcr. ]. Shaw, J. R. Hawkins. M Maxi.
 From Panama R. II. Chadwick, G. F. Edgerton.
 Promptly as scheduled, at g o'clock yesterday morning. the steamer Tan ana swung out into the river on her third trip down river of the season She will meet the St. Ni- chael at Gibbon and return with pas sengers and mail rom up-river. C. S. Davidson, the surveyor. is aboard the Panama with his wife. he expects to have completed patent surveys of Dukes homestead a Nenana in time 10 catch the Panama on Ter upbouud trip about hex Friday. Among the passengers Lieutenant Tatum. until recently chief officer in charge of the local signal corps and tae dis rict comprised in the Yukon extend ing 70 Gibbon and to Eagle. will be q through passenger 10 the States. Present information is that Mr. Ia tum will be stationed indefinitely a the Presdio, at San Francisco. Miss Miss Gilmer is bound for Honolulu. The White Seal put in al the new Sproul dock a 9;3o o'clock Saturday evening. Seventeen passengers were carried from Iditarod and way points. The passenger lists of the two boats follows:
 TANANA-
 Nenana-NIr. and Mrs. C. E. Dav, idson.
 For Hot Springs-F. J. Date, II. NJ. Henning, P. A. Peterson, Rober, Long, Charles F. Nelson, Carl An derson
 For Tau9ua-Oscar GOptZ
 For Dawson Lieutenant II. C. Tatum. James Hill, F. l.. scrafford, Mrs. W, w. Jensen, Miss Gilmer,
 WHITE SEAL
 From Iditarod - Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Nestor, Mrs. Faucett, J. Wada,
 From Ruby ity-G. Bolstrom, Mrs. Henneman, Miss Murphy, Julia Mar tin, F. S Gordon.
 From Tanana-J, W. Gable, C. R Whalen.
 From Nenana-J, R, Lang.
 From Hot Springs Mr and Mrs. J. Messerish.
 From Cinema - Henry Butt MT Harnot, P. Seppi.
 Carrying l. tons of freight for Fairbanks. the steamer St Michael left Dawson Saturday to connect with the Panama at Gibbon Thhe passenger list on the St. Michael booked for Fairbanks is as follows:
 H. Palmer, G. W. Spear. Miss An nie Alphon, Mrs. l.. Stowe. Miss Bertha Sellander, Mrs Jennie Reagh Dan Decewn, MT. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Drury, Mrs Oscar GOetz, Miss l.. Lochke, Miss E. Fitts, Mrs. R. l.. Palmer, Mrs. M Martin. Abe Levy, A Simson, L. Winslow, J. c. Todd. D. E. Dunbar, John H. Slaughter, Miss H. Bay, F. Carty, Miss Bettie Smith, Otto Hansen. F. B. Berg, William Coffee, o. FredericksOn, J. K. Shirples, Theodore Rhue, S. Geolu, Miss c. Bruce, Miss Alice Perry, Theodore Spratlen.
 The St. Michael will connect at Panama with the steamer Panama, which left Fairbanks yesterday. CTUrlITTCN CIHI q lnT