The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-22

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 The City Of Seattle left the Sound Monday evening at o'clock for this port. She will arrive in Ssagway Saturday morning
 MT. C. Galleher Of the Quarter masters department of Fort Seward, has been in the city for a day or two, coming up on the Hegg yester- day.
 Miss Mary Taylor completed her two weeks vacation in Skagway to- day and will leave this evening on the Princess Sophia for her home in Vancouver. Miss Taylor, by her pleasant ways has become very pop ular in this city and there are many friends who feel a sincere regret at her departure. Miss Taylor will be back again next year when the time of her vacation rolls round.
 On the second day or August Postmaster A. E. Kindell for the second time received the appoint ment as Skagway's postmaster. Mir, Kindell filled the unexpired term of Postmaster W. B. Sampson, who was the first man to hold the office in the Gate City. When that term ex- pired Mir. Kindell was appointed to the position which he had filled sine with rectitude and ability thus meriting the reappointment which h has recently received
 Mir. II. II. Sevier, one of New Works noted brokers, is taking the round trip on the Princess Sophia He left this morning with the party of tourists who made the trip to Bennett. Mir. Sevier was formerly country newspaperman before he got to making money as a broker He called on the Daily Alaskan and said that he often desired to get back into the newspaper game We offered to swap jobs with him, but his desire wasn't quite strong enough for him to accept.
 Postmaster A. E. Kindell receiv. ed the sad news yesterday of the death of his father which occurred in Byron, !ll., at the advanced age ct S5 years. He leaves, besides his wife, four daughter and two sons Mrs. Lillea NJ. Lowe and Mrs. Rose Barry of Byron, Mrs. Ida Heuch ot Appleton, Wis, Mrs Ellen Cramn Of Savanna. m, stuart Kindell Of Rockford, h., aLd A. E. iKndell of SSagway The funeral will take place at Byron Mir. Kindeu has not seen his father for seven years.
 Sixey-eigt passengers came in on the Princess Sophia at 6 o'clock last evening and many of them arc spending the day in Skagway enjoy ing the beautiful sunshine and the scenery. Some have gone to sum init and others to Bennett. Among the party are Captain J. W. Troup manager of the B. C. Coast Service of the Canadian Pacific Railway, ant Mir. and Mrs. J. Tolmie and party of Nit. Tolmie, B. c
 Frank H. Osborne, manager of tht Dawson Hardware company, s guest at the Golden North, having come up yesterday from visit of two or three months in the states Mir. Osborne came North in 1Se7 and is just returning from his sec ond trip 70 the outside since that time. He is a well known northern gentleman with very general ac. quaintance in Skaiyway. Mir. os borne will leave for his home in Dawson tomorrow.
 Miss Mildred Smith, the only wo man bank teller in the United state is registered at the Pullen House fduring her brief stay in skagway She comes from Lcs Angeles on . sight seeing tour to Alaska and says she is highly pleased with th' trip. Like everyone else. she il charmed with the magnificent seen cry, and astonished at the wonder ful variety of flowers in a lant which she had been led to believe | confa afnad nofhsup n1uch hut ice