The daily Alaskan., 1915-01-06
BRtfF MENTION

George vOgel, postmaster at Haines, was in town today on btisi- ness.
 MT. and Mrs. Dannerline Of Haines came up on the Peterson !oday.
 The contributions to the Canadian Patriotic Fund by the people of Whitehorse now amounts to $S,- 003.5O.
 The Skagway lodge of Eagles will hold its annual installation of Of ticers tonight. Following the in stallation there will be q lunch with some extra trimmings.
 The Peterson got !n on her reg ular run from Ft. w. H. Seward and Haines this morning, She had on board several enlisted men as well as a number of civilians.
 M. Ripin, pioneer merchant in the Lynn canal towns, now O. Haines, srriYed on the Peterson tnis morn ing on a short business trip and returned this afternoon on the same vessel.
 A Dawson saloonman named step anoyich, who arrived In Whitehorse form the former place last week, was detained by the N. ", NJ. P. on a capias warrant and is now stopping at territorial expense at the barracks there.
 Mrs. McDermott, wife of the Un- tied States signal corps operator at Ft. w. H. Seward, arrived on the Peterson this morring and will visit here for several days with Mrs. Kellogg.
 Mrs. J. w. Cook and her daugh- ter Evangeline, mother and sister of Dpeuty U. s. Marshal Frank Cook of Skagway, will leave san Francisco on the 18th of thic month enroute to this place, where they will reside in future.
 News has reached the north of the death at Reston, Manitoba, of Malcolm J. McGregor, well-known in this section of country. He was an employe of the w. P. & Y. R. at Carcross and Whitehorse for many years after the completion of the railroad to its interior terminal.
 A letter was recently returned to the Whiteborse branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce which had been recovered by divers from tho wreck of the c. P. R. ocean
 liner Empress of Ireland, which sunk several months ago in the Gulf of St. Lawrence after being rammed by collier.
 James F. Green has bought the business heretofore conducted by s. H. Yeomans on the corner of state and Third streets. My. Green will continue in the same place for a
 inc at least. The Daily Alas kan Is pleased to welcome MT. Green back into the ranks of Skagway retailers again after an absence of several years in Juneau.
 Our young friend A. J. Baker, Jr., has taken over the Cransfer out it formerly operated b. Henry Friedenthal and will be ready to- mcrrow morning to take cGre of any business that nay be entrust- ed to him. He is & young man Of push and energy and reasonable rates and quick service wili be his motto. k.t
 The Whitehorse % Star says: He is a dub bowler who is not rolling up Q couple Of hundred two games in every three at the 10 cal alleys these days in the prac- tee incident to selecting q team to contest with those players from Skagway-By-the-Sea who will like ly be over to get theirs sometime this month. Al. Cronln, up to last night, was high roller for the month of December with 223. For his conduct he will be given credit for a quarters dues at the club"
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Lyons, form erly of Skagway, where Mir. Lyons was the agent of the Alaska steam ship Co, are now iu seattle, ac- cording to word just received from there. Mrs. Lyons few months ago underwent a serious operation in a New York hospital and it was reported afterward she was re from, ber ailment It is