The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-18
PERSONAL


 Wbitehorse on yesterdays train. Wm. Britt. Juneau and skagway druggist, is here in attendance on the district court as a juryman.
 Mrs. Moody, wife of Major Moody Of the N. W. M. P. at Dawson, is here OIL her way to Vancouver lB. c.
 Hugh G. Robinson, Canadian in- | spector of huIls and boilers, is here on his way to the interior. Mrs. lDr) w. G. Gable returned home on the Princess May last night from short visit to | Vancouver, B. c.
 E. F. stockton, auditor general of the Canadian customs, arrived l here from Ottawa last night on the ! Princess May on his way into Daw- son.
 c. E. Tisdale, Vancouver, B. G. merchant who has been on a busi- ] ness visit to Atlin, came in last light and will go south on the Princess May tonight.
 Bishop DuVernet of the British Columbia diocese, whose home is at Prince Rupert, but who has been on a visit to AtIin for the past ten days, is here OH his way back home.
 W. Peterborough, AtIin hotel man who was burned out in the recent destructive fire in that town, is here on lis way inside.
 Fred. and Ralph Pedersen, sons of Rev. l.. II. and Mrs. Pedersen, arrived on the Princess May last might from Seattle, where they have been iu attendance at school.
 Judge luuugtou of COlusa, Cal, is here in attendance on the dis trict court. He is looking after matters affecting the Coed Mining company of Nugget creek in the Porcupiue district.
 The Cbirardella party of eXcur- stouists, consisting of four members of that family, who had been visit ing in AtIiu for a few days, re turned to skagway Tuesday and VII leave for their home in San Francisco on the Princess May to- night.
 Mr. Scott, vice-president of the Canadian Explosive Co. of Victoria, B. C., was an arrival on last nights train, from Atlin, where he has beea on business for the past week. He will leave for home on the Princess May tonight.
 1Ir. and NIr. Kraufher of Dawson will leave on the Princess May to- night OH their way to Baltimore, Maryland, to which point they were furnished with reservations over the c. p. R. railway from Vancouver B. C., by Agent F. F. W. Lowle, of this place
 Harry GiIchen, superintendent of Dominion telegraph lines in the Yukon for many years, is here on his way to Ottawa. Mr. Gilchen has resigned his position and is On his way to rejoiu Hrs. Gilchen who, on account of i'll health, went out some time ago.
 E. s. Busby, chief of the Canad- ian customs service, with head quarters at Ottawa, arrived on the Princess May last night and will re- main until tomorrow when he will continue on his way to Whitehorse and Dawson. In the early days of skagwav. Mr. Busby was customs inspector at this point, also at Whiteholse and Dawson. While in the North 1Ir. Busby made many friends, who will be pleased to welcome him back to his old stamp ing grounds, even though his stay will be but for a brief time.
 Captain Mcleod of the Princess May has been transferred to the command of the Princess Alice, which is now on a special trip to Prince Rupert, B. C., with an ex- cursiou party of Shriners. The Princess Sophia will come North next week and the Princess Alice will reach Skagway on her maiden voyage on July 1st. Agent Lowle informs Us that already loo reser- vations have been made by tourists on the Princess Alice on this first trip