The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23

The Jefferson ieft Sealtle TOT skagway last night at 9 o'clock.
 Geo. w. Dillon, returned home from Juneau on the Georgia yester- day. ..Is. d..
 The Princess MGquinna is due in skagway early tomorrow morn ing.
 Albert A. Rousseau is now driv- ing the delivery wagon for the p. H. Ganty grocery store.
 Bob Bell of tha Glacier cannery, passed through on the Spokane this morning on his way to the cannery.
 Mrs. Albert Reinert, who has been at Juneau for the past week, came home on the Spokane this morning.
 Steve Ralvich, \. K. Johnson, Mike Vobas2h and Wm. Pigner were all outgoing passengers on the Spokane this afternoon.
 Dr. s. Hall Young, noted Alaskan missionary, is in San Francisco where he will have charge of moY- ing picture lectures on Alaska dur ing the exposition.
 The Spokane got in this morn ing at S:45 with 2C passengers, 79 tons of freight, most of 1t local, and a large amount of mail matter. She left for the south at 12:SO this af- ternoon.
 w. c. Bl2ncharG and Hugo Un- gefroren, who have been in Juneau in attendance on the district court as iurymen since the first of Feb- ruary, returned home on the Geor- gia yesterday.
 Fred Fonzo, Jr., son of Fred Foa- 20 of this place, arrived here yester- day from his former home in Cali tornia on the Georgia The young man will probably remain here per manently with his father.
 Tony Dortero, who left the w.. P. hospital week ago, af.er un- dergoiug course Of surgical treat ment, is still rather weak and con fined to his bed most of the time, but it is to be hoped that he will get along all right from now on.
 R. M. Becker returned this morn ing on the Spokane from his annual winter visit to Seattle. The yea erable Alaskan pioneeer looks as though he had beeu extremely well taken care of during the several months Of lis absence in the Spirit City.
 Between 10 and Il o'clock Sa5- urday night the northern HgAfs shone with brilliant but flickering radiance over the White Pass sum init. The beautiful panoramic spec tacle was of short lived duration, however, disappearing within a very few minutes after it was first seen.
 Cashier W. R. HIllery of the ". l P. < Y. R, returned on the Georgia yesterday from Juneau, where he mad been to attend the Masonic re union last week ard where he was one of a large class Of candidates to be advanced from the &d to the 1 32d degree of masonry.
 After strengthening out his busi- ness affairs ill Skagway Harry Fla herty will go on visit to the outside for time. He will be back to do his share in helping to take l care or lIG lNIC 4StNy SS@s ist during the approaching excursion season.
 Charles Mitchell, the Haines n1- tive who was convicted in the dis trict court at Juneau last week of assaulting Deputy U. s. Marshal Harding with a deadly weapon, duc- ing a drunken riot at Haines n few weeks ego, was sentenced laSc Friday to three years imprisonment at NIcNeirs island penitentiary Washington.
 Arthur Boone has bought the billiard and pool room formerly owned and run by Harry FlaheTty, and will take possession tomorrow morning. The new proprietor is e young man who ha> been practically brought up in skagwaH and having ! . rx-oo4 Saa1 oF pofu1.o1 1,rCiDa-S