The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-23
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ported on the RueDtO miue dL Wh:i ehoIse for Close Bros. in the deal they made with the owner, Byron White of Spokane, Wash, about two years ago, for the right of development, with option to pur- chase, came up on the Princess Alice this morning enroute , to Dawson, to which place he is bound fol the purpose of examining the Granville Mining Go. properties there. MT. Burran has spent number of years in South America
 Mrs. John Laumeister and her daughter, Miss Lillian Laumeister, who have been living in Skagway for the past IS months, will leave for thelr home in Dawson, Y. T., early next month. MT. Davies, an em- ploye of the auditing department oE .he w. P. & Y. R. will occupy the cottage in which Mrs. Laumeis- ter and her daughter are now liv- Ing. The departure of these ladies will leave 8 void in Skagway social circles, as the young lady has been very popular member of the younger set.
 Nil. and Mrs. Daniel V. Miller Of Terre Haute, Ind, came in on the Princess Alice this morning and left on the train for a round trip to Whitehorse, from which place they will return tomorrow in time to catch the boat out at s o'clock D. m. Mir. Miller is a prominent attorney In his home state and city, and is the senior member of . the law firm of Miller, Kelly & John son, with offices on Wabash ayen- ue. Mir. and Mrs. Miller came west over the c. P. R. railroad to Vancouver, B. C., and from there north on the c. P. R. boat to Skag- way. They will return home via San Francisco, taking in the eXposl- ton while there.
 In the tenth episode of "Lucille Love" which will be shown at the Popular Picture Palace tonight and tomorrow night the heroine finds herself temporarily beaten by her interruptions enemy, Loubeque, who has baffled her. Helpless and at his mercy, she is virtually .prls- oner. on his Mexican ranch. Here she finds dangers in every turn, from which she is saved by a MeXi- can bandit, who unwittingly aids her escape. A strange woman. now enters the case, and Lucille finds herself alone In a foreign country embroiled in civil warfare. Don't lose interest now. Lucille Love is absorbing, exciting and, surprising iu its rapid plot and action.
 Albert Burton, cable operator at Skagway, is shortly to be trans ferred, probably to New York, His successor will be MT, Sanford, here last summer assisting Mir. Burton in he conducting of the cable of flee, who will arrive sometime next week, accompanied by his wife, and occupy the Max Gutfeld cottage. on the corner of Seventh and Broad way. Mir. Burton will remain in Skagway until the summer rush In the cable office Is over, probably the 1st of October, and then go on three months vacation before settling down in his new place. In 1898 MT. Burton was stationed in Brooklyn, N. Y, but was transferred from there in that year to the Phillipines and has never been East since.
 Harry E. Nolan, the man who, late last fall returned from Eng land where, after having been wounded while serving in the rank and file with the allies, was dis charged and coming over, located at Knik, where he opened a gen eral supply store, imparted his idea how he purposes overcoming the difficulties encountered in freight ing his goods from Ship creek to his store. He says that while there is a slough that goes with the tide to within mle of his store, boats already in operation of propeller or sternwheel type, have had a good deal of trouble with snags and the shadows, therefore, he expects to builI a flat bottom boat and equip 1t with an aerial propeller similar to those used on aeroplanes,