The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-14
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Tonight It will act as a laxative in the morning
 Wm. Britt.

year with that of any other bOaru of councilmen for the same length cr time since the incorporation Of the town.
 Olaf Peterson is coming as far north as Haines on the Spokane.
 Mir and Mrs. W. A. Franklin are round trippers on the Princess Ma Ilinna.
 The Alameda left Cordoya for Skagway at 4:9O a. Ia. today and is due here at 6 D. m. tomorrow
 Miss Verna Mulvihill, who has been outside for some time, most of which was spent in seattle, re- turned on the JeffersCn this morn ing.
 The Spokane leiC Seattle last night at go for Skagway with forty-one passengers for this port, thirty five of whom are Yukon river steamboat men.
 V. Hughes, son of a newspaper man of Vancouver. B. C., Is here on his way into Atlin |. C., where he intends putting in the summer at mining.
 Bob Pelton, grand mogul of the raku railway over which passen- 1 gers Eud freight are portrayed from Taku to Atliu lake, is here on his way inside to make preparations fer his coming seasons work.
 Manager Syd. Burlington of the IS!destreams Navigation Co.,, of Daw- son, will arrive in Skagway on the Spokane He is accompanied by C.pt.. k. Bailey, of the steamer Vii dctte, one of the Sidestreams Nayi- gaJiCu Co. boats.
 The Jefferson came in at 3:30 i this morning and sailed at 4:45 a. m. Flo, Skagway she brought H. s. Merton. C. Carlson, R. Frodlein, G. Weiss and Verna MulyihiI. For Uaines, Jas. Turney, W. c. Han isen, C. Peterson and Thos. Hand with.
 T. Van Hook, who at one time was employed in the auditors of- flee of the w. P. & Y. R. at Skagway, but has been away from ! Lerc for some time, returned on the Princess Maquinna this morning and will take a position under Cashier | ". R. Hillery of the w. r, & Y. R. Leo C. simmons, custom collect or at Carcross, Y. T., came over yesterday to meet Mrs. Simmons and their son Aubrey, who have been spending several months in Vancouver, B. c. Mrs. simmons, who has been in poor health for some time, has been undergoing treatment in a hospital there, while the son was attending school. They are stopping at the Golden North hotel.
 By executive order of President Woodrow Wilson tomorrow, April 15, 1915-the 5Oth anniversary of th, death of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States has been declared national holi- day. All the federal offices in Skagway will be closed but the cable office will observe Sunday hours, opening from 10 to Il o'clock a. ID. and from to o'clock p. m.
 A disgraCeful row that occurred in the restricted district this morn ing at 2 o'clock was aired In the police court this afternoon, but the charges that had been preferred against two young men were dis missed. We understand that De- Uutv Marshal Frank Cook, In or der 10 put stop to the drunken orgies that are of frequent occur renee in that part of the town will honcerorth hold the lid down tight on the sale of intoxicants by the inmates of the houses.
 W. II. Henson and wife of Evans- ton, H., arrived in Skagway this morning on the Princess Maquinna, with the intention of mak- ing this their future home They are stopping at the Pullen House. MT. Henson Is well known over the whole of South eastern Alaska and Yukon terri tory having acted for two years as private secretary to A. L. Berdoe, | general manager of the W. P. & Y. | R., who resigned three years ago. | A q ,r +bo+ NT- LIaprOr 1n1-uad ac |