The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-07
DREYITIES

evening ana Snoulu arrive III POl on time.
 Mrs. Mary A. Royal and Master Harold Royal will be passengers south on the Jefferson this evening for Seattle.
 Mrs. Mary E. Hart, who has been spending the past week in Skagway' was a passenger south on the Spo- kane today.
 Mrs. E. A. Murphy and two sons arrived out from Dawson last Sat urday and were passengers south on the Spokane today.
 Hans Bernhofer will be a passen- ger south on the Jefferson tonight for Seattle, where he will resume his studies during the winter months.
 Mrs. NJ. G. Watson and daughter Grace, of Whitehorse, arrived mI Skagway Saturday evening, and were passengers south on the Spo- kane this morning
 George vogel, the prominent hardware merchant of Haines, is a passenger enroute to the states on the Jefferson. Mir. Vogel expects to be gone about thirty days.
 Miss Bernice Dahline will sail this evening on the Jefferson tor the states, and will at once go to- Minneapolis where she will take a special course in stenography,
 James McQuinn, ex-mayor of Haines is a passenger on the Jeffer- son enroute to Juneau where he. goes to attend the non-partisan con yention of the First district of Al- aska
 The Pacific Coast Steamship company's Steamship Spokane ar rived in this port at o'clock this morning with ten passengers and 20 tons of freight. She sailed for the south at 1O:15 a. m. with 36| passengers.
 Bert Howdeshell was passenger this morning on the Spokane for Juneau, where he will take in the last session of the Home Rule con- vention and also the non-partisan convention. He will return on he first boat from the Capital City.
 The Alaska Steamship company's| SS. Jefferson arrived in port at l0| o'clock last evening and will remain until six o'clock tonight in order to accommodate the passengers arriv- ing out on the train tonight. She had 63 tons of freight for Skag- way.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Vowel are spending the day in Skagway, while the Jefferson is in port, having se- cured passage from Haines for S. attle. Mir Vogel is operating placer mine on Cahoon creek, Por- cupine district. and has closed down for the season.
 Miss Lillian Doran, who has re- sided in Skagway for a number of years, will be a passenger on Ihe Jefferson this evening enroute to Chicago where she will reside. While in Skagway Miss Doran has taken an active part in the social events of the younger set.
 Chief Craig, in charge of the Canadian party of the International boundary survey, came as far as Carcross last Saturday, and remain ed in that city until today survey ing the site of the Chcoutla Indian school. He will arrive in Skagway on the train today and take the next Canadian boat for Vancouver.
 Rodney D. Pineo, assistant gen eral freight agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship company, arrived in Skagway on the Steamship Spo- kane this morning and was a pas senger for Whitehorse on the mornings train. Mir. Pineo will wis it the city by the rapids in his official capacity, and will return to Skagway tomorrow.
 After spending six weeks in Se- attle, Phil. Abrahams was a pas senger home on the Spokane this morning. Mir. Abrahams went tol Seattle for change of scene and medical treatment, and while he is not entirely recovered in health' he is much improved, and is once more able to be about and attend to the duties of his office.
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