The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04

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 Painters arc at work on the clay sou store building, roluvenating lt. with a fresh coat of paint Go thou and do likewise.
 Mrs. A. c. Latham and child came Iup from Seattle on the May today to. join customs officer Latham during l. his stay In the Gem City.
 D. D. Cairns, head of the Cana dian Geological survey arrived in slagway today from Ottawa, Ho wm so north in Che morning
 A number of sl,agway ladies, cone .suuting the Ladies Aid Society are enjoying a picnic this afternoon on Che meadow across tho railroad bridge.
 The Pacific Coast company's block at the corner Of Broadway an. First. has just received a frcst coat og paint, which gives it Q more pleasing appearance.
 Mir. B. c. Ewing, who has been acting operator aud postmaster at Carcross for tho psst few months, relieving Postmaster Chambers, has arrived ln skagway and win leave ! ths evening for victoria
 Mrs. A. LIeysrand and daughter Edna. mother and sister of Mrs ". ! A. Peterson, came up from Douglas
 on the City of seattle and are spending few days at the Peterson
 home
 The Princess May arrived In Skag way at noon today with about fifty ! passengers and win sail tonight with twenty A number Of the passen- gers are round trippcrB who arc paying Alaska a visit for tho first
 time.
 Mrs. MacPhorsou, wife Of the pop |ular druggist Of Wbitohorse, win be ] a passenger south tonight on the | May. going to Toronto for a visit at ! her former home. It Is understood | |mat Mr. MacPherson win join her ] later in the season and they win re ! |um home together.
 The Princess May win soil tonight about ten o'clock. Among her pas
 sengers uom sEagway win be Mrs. |G. G. Miller. who is going to Port ! iaud for a several weeks visit, and |Nr. A. D. Towne, who is to make a
 business visit to Aberdeen, Wash
 ingtOn.
 The manager Of the Pueblo mine ! is advertising for more miners. Inc dlcauons are that the output of that property win continue to increase land make business good for the |summer. With added freight being | shipped m and ore coming out, things look good for Che railway, Word has been received in sl,ag- way chat Dr. Young. Minister ot Education for British Columbia, would arrive here in time to take ! the first boat for AtlIn The Doe | tors visit is significant at the pre- sent time as 1t follows the public announcement of Premier Mcbride ! that a railroad line is being project ed into the Atliu country from tho south
 Fred HoIser is tho hero of local l fishing circles. Last evening he caught a fine mountain trout meas uriug slightly more than fourteen . Inches n length. It was taken from Dewey lake and is supposed to bo Che grandpa, or grandma, of that NNHNNA NNNhAh NHNAAANhAHE aHN'.H W .ta at a height Of six hundred feet. Tho anglers are taking many creels. of trout from the lake now, and the stories are likewise increasing in rel dmdancy
 Agent Lyons Of the Alaska steam ship company has tabulated tho nun. ber of boats that are scheduled to' make this port during the month of. June. and they total 20. Out of. that number the Alaska Steamship company win dock 12. These are. ships of the line and do not include. tho Peterson, Georgia and barg cs. tugs and gas boats that tic up 0ero in large numbers.
 Alex Blanchard was O passenger to Wblteborse this morning, going Co that city in the interest of the| White Pass company.
 Tho harbOr boat Peterson arrIv-I aH from TF4frog and Fort Seward a