The Alaska citizen., 1915-07-05
GOVERNOR AND MANY OTHERS
 ARRIVE HERE
MR. AND MRS. STRONG AND 50 TOURISTS MAKE
 SHORT VISIT.

engers arrived Friday morning on the Alaska which had been delayed for five days as result of having been stuck on bar on the Yukon river, p miles below Circle. Gov ernor and Mrs. Strong and the tourists stayed but few hours here, as they had to make connections in Nome, it was said. with an Outside steamer. They departed Friday eve ming at 8 o'clock on the steamer Schwatka. which had arrived from the lower river a few hours pre- vious 10 the arrival of the Alaska.
 Governor and Mrs. Strong were entertained by the members of the city council and by other friends. Members of the council and several other people of Fairbanks went to Cinema 10 meet the governor and his wife and tender them a welcome.
 While they were in Fairbanks, Governor Strong made his head quarters at the Tanana club and Mrs Strong was the guest of honor at reception given in the after noon at the home of Delegate and Mrs. Wickersham.
 The governor expressed regret that he did not have more time to spend in Fairbanks, but he said he wanted to make connections for home from Nome on the same steam CT that would take the tourists back 10 the States.
 The tourists all expressed deligh: with Fairbanks, and expressed re gret with the short stay that was permitted for them here. Most of them seemed to be very wealthy people who are travelling for plea sure.
 ALAsKAs PASSENGERS
 The passengers arriving on the Alaska were as follows:
 w D. Gordon, J. R. P Gaudin. George Anderson. J. 4. Highgate. J. P. Walker F. Nj. Johnson. Gov. and Mrs. J. F. 4. Strong. Mrs. A. Marks. John Raap and wife. Mrs. NJ E. Maundel. Miss C. Sether Miss E. Narass Chas. Kjolass, Mrs. Jean La Ton. C. Danielson, Mrs. Avakon Mrs. Myra Young and child. A. w. Newberry. Mrs. H. Hess and baby. Mrs Alice Yam, Mrs. Laura Young, J. G. Wills, Chas J. Wills, Walker Wills. Ruby D. Wills. Morris s. Newcom and wife, William Honan, Mrs. NJ. Krope, w. R. Turner and wife, Miss Jessie M. Corbett, Miss Florence Mcintosh, Miss G. R. Green, G. NJ. Keller, Edmond Englert and wife, Mrs. K. Joyce, Mrs. L. McWilliams. o. F. Nitchmann, R. NJ. Mitch mann. R. R. Smith William Beckerr and wife, Mrs. A. Schwartz. John w. Kendall, A. M. Tender, J. s. Barnes E. C. Robbins. A. M Rob- bins, MT and Mrs. Paul Bancraft Master H. P. Bancraft.
 ScAWATkA's PASSENGERS.
 J. Howard. Mark Eeronde. Harry Edwards, William Donovan. F. M Secrest. J. L. finders, Al Mckay. Jack Mckay, Alex Liska, James Cessford, C. R. Whelan, Richard Jones, Geo. A. Colburn, Mrs. Dave Cascaden, R. J. Sommers, Mrs E. Johannson, F. Anderson Nick Rod ak.
 The passengers leaving on the Schwatka besides the tourists and Governor and Mrs. J. F. A. Strong were: Marcus Mayer, Miss Kittie Ainsworth, Miss K. Schneider, NJ. Morrison. Miss s. D. Hayden, Alex Liska, George Korotki.
 When the steamer Alaska sailed Saturday afternoon for Dawson, she took the following passengers: Louis Cruel Mrs. J. Howard. Barney Mur- phy. J. F. Dillon, E. A Fuselli Mrs x. D. Burming gham, H. McKinnon, J. N. Hart, Warner Nelson, D. M Ryder C. \. Stuart.
 The steamer Panama arrived early Saturday morning from Dawson with the following passengers: Robert Lavery. R. K. Latimer, Mrs Lati- mer. G. w. Hayselden. w. H. Lloyd. Miss Florence Oster. NJ. C. Wilhelm, Al Hilty, R. Niswander, Mrs. M. Robertson, R. Blough, B. M Ryder, A. R. Thorne. H. l. Pyre, Mrs. P. Vachon, o. A. Schultz, F. Doyea.