The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-28
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lhuI 1ulSLOSh q pSItAS VI PASAAiJ VI dinary water-works wate for wood alcohol, and used 1t to polish up the windows. To be sure, the win dows appeared to require an unusu- al amount of rubbing; but they finally became nice and bright and only when the job was satis- factorily complete did she discover the nature of the bottles contents.
 Several weeks ago, Killisnoo Sam, well known native, went out in a dory from Warm Springs to hunt seal, and failed to return. Thirty natives from Killisnoo spent nearly week in searching for the lost man. The finding of an oar be- longing to the dOry, together with the fact that stormy weather pre- vailed a few hours after Sam put out, leave little doubt but that he was drowned.
 Mrs. H. Paddon and hel daugh- ters Edith and Sybil, family of an employe of the B. Y. N. shipyards at WhitehorBe, and Robert Wright from the same town, arrived out from the interior last night and stopped at the Golden North. They went out on the Humboldt this afternoon, having first secured transportation and sleeping car reservations from the local C. P. R. office from Vancouver, E. C., to Hamilton, Ontari.
 Popcorn Jimmy" Fitzpatrick, an old-time Skagwayau who has for number o' years been running a saloon at Seward, was on the Ala meda this morning on his way home from the outside, where he had Leen to have an operation performe Cn his throat. Fitzpatrick has been in poor health for some time, but the treatment he has been under going lately seems to have helped him somewhat.
 Bert Town is having the family homo place on Second street, be- tween Main and Alaska, thoroughly overhauled and repaired by work men, who will also enlarge the house by the addition oI two more rooms. The partition nov dividing two small rooms will be removed, changing them into a large one The paperhanging anG pointing is in charge of J. E. NUssDaum, who did the same kind of work on the house seven years age,
 P. H. Ganty yesterday shippel over to ". 4. Puckett, the White horse hardware man, an Evinrude motor, for which the former is the agent in this part of Alaska This is the third one Mr. GGnty has sent to the interior since he ac- cepted the agency, one O. the oth- CTS being for Capt. Alexander of the Engineer mine. who took over to Carcross with him when he left here a couple ot weeks ago the large canvas covered canoe with which two young fellows, about Is months ago made the trip through the inside passage from Seattle to Skagway.
 On the Alameda when she ar rived in port this morning were six young men who had bought tick cts to Seward, with privilege of stop-over at that place. While in Juneau they met Governor J. F. A Strong, who advised them strongly against going to Seward with the expectation of obtaining any kind of employment. They evidently took heed of his advice, for when they reached Skagway this morning they surrendered their stop-over tickets at the local office ot the Alaska Steamship Co, and will head for the interior tomorrow vIa Whitehor. ( and Dawson to Fairbanks.
 Work of constructing the big lighthouse on Cape St. Elias will commence next Saturday. The sup pIIes have been sent ashore neal the cape and will be hOisted up the mountain side to the site selected for the light house. 4 light house ] is badly needed at this point as many of the ships plying Southwest ern Alaska waters are delayed and often in danger while waiting to i pick up the cape The department