The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

Dably be an imitation.
 Mrs. Pearee and two children ar rived out from Atlin last night and left for the south on the Humboldt.
 Mrs. McCreery and E. B. Dennes- chaud were arrivals in Skagway on the Princess Sophia this morning.
 Fred. Fickardt is acting as local ticket agent for the w, P, & Y. R. while L. c. Gault is rusticating and enjoying an outing in the interior.
 Miss Alma sowerby of Juneau, ar rived on the Jefferson this morning She is the guest of her sister, Miss Nina sowerby.
 L. c. Gault, ticket agent of the W. P. & Y. R. company at skag- way, and his brother Roy have gone to the Lake Bennett country for a ten days hunting and fishing trip.
 There will be 75 passengers on the train tonight, mostly crews of the various river boats which have been placed on the ways for the winter.
 Chas. E. BunneIl returned to Skagway from Haines this morning and left for Juneau on the Jetfer- son at 10 o'clock. He delivered an address before a large audience at the former place last night.
 A party of nine men who belonge to one of the dredging crews of the Yukon Gold Co. at Dawson came ont from the interior camp last night and sailed south on the Jefferson this morning.
 G. H. Mcleod, at one time Skag- way agent of the A. P. Express CO.,, but who for several years has been engaged in mining on Fish creek in the Fairbanks district, passed through this morning on his way to Seattle. This is MT. McLeod's first trip outside in three years.
 It is only recently that Perry Hern has blossomed out as lady's man, but now he can be seen at al- most any hour of the day on the streets of Skagway with three and sometimes as high as five of the gentle creatures in tow.
 Constables Wm. R. Mckay, Wm. A. Craig, Elias J. Holberton, Wm. H. York and Archie G. Oswin of the R. N. w. NJ. P, arrived in Skagway this morning on the Princess Sophia enroute from Regina to Whitehorse. They left for their destination on the train at 9:SO.
 Bert Mckenzie, who has been laid up for several weeks with an attack of appendicitis, made his Ire appearance on the street today. He was taking an airing in the auto of Mrs. H. G. Kirmse, and was warmly greeted by his many friends and congratulated upon his recovery.
 Ms. Tony Dortero ana daughter, Rosa Dortero, returned from Juneau where they had been for the pre- yious ten days, on the Humboldt. The young lady went there to have her eyes examined by a specialist, and We take pleasure in informing her many Skagway friends that she has been much benefited by the ereatmeut that she underwent
 A big rock, loosened by a slide which occurred this morning on the bluffs back of Moore's wharf, came bounding down the mountainside and smashed through a freight car that had been left standing on the rail road track there, doing considerable damage, but fortunately hurting no one, although there were two en- zines with their crews working In close proximity to the wreck.
 Miss Strand, @ former resident Of Skagway, but who has been in the American Yukon near Fairbanks for some time, arrived here last night enroute to her old home in Nor way. In coming out from the in terior, Miss Strand made a side trip Into Atlin to visit friends, reaching this place in time to sail south on the Humboldt last night.
 Frank webster, W. P. & Y. R. engineer running on the road be- tween Whitehorse and Skagway, has been laid up for the past week with a severe cold, but is now i'm proving. Frank Cox and Chas. Broadway, trainmen, also had to lay off for several days recently, for