The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

LOCAL BKlEkS
 R. P. Rithett and Harry Chatter ton, two angels of commerce, arriy- ed in skagway on the Princess Ma quinna this morning /
 Arthur Campbell, of tho Lone Star mine near Dawson, came north on the Princess Maquinna and is a guest at the Golden North.
 Norman Ryder, oldest son of R.. Ryder, the Whitehosse wood dealer and congressman, is here on his way to the interior.
 Frank Hinds of Victoria, B. G. is here on his way to Whitehorse' where he is employed during the summer at the B. Y. N. shipyards.
 Fred Sutherland of Atlin, who rss been outside for his health' was a returning passenger on the Princess Maquinna this morning.
 A. E. Stride, wharfinger at Daw- son, came norH on the Princess Maquinna, on his way to the Yu- kon capital.
 IT pi,o,h,m ,,ioneer of the Kluane district, is here on his way 10 Whitehorse, having come north or the Princess Maquinna, reaching Skagway this morning.
 Mrs. Vert. wife of E. A. Vert the well known Dawson wholesale liquor man, arrived on the Princes: Maquinna this morning and is a guest at the Golden North.
 Capt. Jas. Mcleod, Canadian GUS toms inspector in the Forty Mile district in the Canadian Yukon, is here on his way down the river to resume work.
 non't miss the lecture at the M. E. Church tonight at S:3O by Rev. l.. H. Pedersen. The pro- cecds are to be devoted to church purposes.
 The Princess Maquinna arrived in Skagway at s o'clock this mornin% and will sail south at s o'clock this evening. She brought 24 first and 15 second class passengers, as well as v tons of freight.
 w. K. Martin, northern traveller for the Sacramento (Cal.) Brewing O., manufacturers of Ruhstaller's Git Edge Beer. stelm beer and porter, is here on a short visit to his Skagway patrons. He expects ta leave on the Humboldt
 Information has been received ir Skagway that United States District Attorney James A. Smiser, accom- panied by Mrs. Smiser, is on the way to Juneau. They left their former home at Columbia, Tenn March 18th and are expected at Jul neau late this week or early next.
 Dr. P. Wilberforce, old time Al askan, well known all over South eastern and Southwestern portions Of the territory, came up on the D"iphin this morning with the in tention of going to Carcross for the summer. He is seeking climatic relief from a bad case oi asthma.
 Skagway's population is increasin at a twofold rate. Last night at 12 o'clock, at the White Pass hos pital, a baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Adelbert Baker. At 12 o'clock today a baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. J. Ikut.. In both instances the mother and child are doing well-father ditto.
 Robert Riddick and wife of White horse, are at the Golden North, having reached Skasway on the Princess Maquinna this morning af- l ter a several weeks visit on the outside. MT. Riddick is well known to all travellers to the interior, he having been engaged in the boat building business aG Whitehorse for many years.
 Announcement has just reached the north that the marriage of Geo. Patrick Reilly to Dorothy Margaret, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Nal chester of Seattle, will +ake place tomorrow at o'clock in Trinity church, Seattle. The young peo- pie will make their home at the Frye hotel. The best wishes of the Daily Alaskan are extended to them.
 Louis Schulz, one of the leading