The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-19

on this evenings train bound for ths, outside.
 It is reported here that Jerry ouinlan was taken suddenly i'll last Monday and is confined to the hos pital in whitehorse
 The Alaska Steamship company 'sI White Flyer Dolphin made port this afternoon at 2.s0 o'clock and will sail south at o'clock
 Mir. orville Gerris ot Seattle Isl registered at he De,rey hotel. He intends remaining ia Skagway for al week.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. Bietman are tak- ing the trip to Bennett today. Mir. Bielman is one of the officials of tn White Star steamship company.
 Mrs. Culbertson, wife Of Dr. Cul-I bertson of Dawson. wan an incoming passenger this morning on the SO phia. She left for her home in the north over the White Pass.
 Captain John Irving returned last evening from visit te whitehorse. He will leave for his headquarters i'm Victoria this evening on the Prin- cess Sophia.
 Fred R. Hartman, son of Post master Hartman Of Dawson, came down from the north last evening and is going below tonight. He is on his way to eastern Canada for the winter.
 Judge Young came up on the Sophia last night from Prince Ru- pert and left this morning for Atlin where he will convene a fall term of court.
 Frank Mobley, the prominent Prince Rupert merchant, arrived in the city last night and has gone to Atlin to look after his interests at that place. He is one of the North $ prominent men.
 Steamship Humboldt arrived at eleven o'clock last evening with q small passenger list and 50 tons Of freight Among the passengers going out on her were Mir and Mrs. Ira Petty of Caribou.
 E.. F. Christie of Fairbanks Is making the trip to New York, hav- ing come down last night from tn north. This Is the second trip out for fifteen years. Mir Christie says quartz mining and agriculture fin th Panama both look better this year than they ever have before
 1t is reported that Robert Forbes, the Excursion Inlet cahneryman. wil not ship any pink fish out this seq son. owing to the price of 55c which II is being quoted Mir. Forbes pre- fers to store the pinks in his pack of 100 .0OO cases in Alaska until nex' season. Mir. Forbes put up major ity pack of reds this season, and with that brand of fish bringing their us- ual good prices, will be among the few eannerymen who will see profit in this seasons operations. W. D. Mckay came down from Fairbanks yesterday bringing a young moose about three months ol which he purchased at whitehorse. Mr. Mckay lives in Vancouver and Is taking his moose along with him. When the animal arrived in White horse it was given some liberty and allowed to run around the freight room. but one of the small boys got too close io the moose which jump ed on the kid and nearly tore off an ear Since that time the Roosevelt party emblem has been kept in clos CT confinement.
 NIT. W. T. L'opp, who has charge oi Alaska Indian endacation. which includes the superintendency of the Alaska reindeer herds, is in Skagwfs where he awaited the arrival of W. IG. Beattie. superintendent of Indian affairs in southeastern Alaska, who arrived on the Dolphin this after noon. The two gentlemen are in conference this afternoon regarding Indian affairs, and upon the result of their conference will depend their future actions. Mir. L'opp desired to get to Nome this fall before the freeze-up. but unfortunately missed close connections and 1t may be that