The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-15
LOCAL RRfEFs

The comedy feature at the Nugget movies tonight and tomorrow night has to do with "The Tale (not tail) of Shirt"
 The Spokane is reported to be due in Skagway tomorrow morning at [ o'clock. She has 30 passen- gers and 50 tons of freight.
 Col. Stevenson, having received urgent summons from the south, will leave on the Spokane tomorrow for hurried trip to Seattle.
 The Georgia was in and out on her regular run between Juneau and Skagway yesterday. She brought In 50 sacks of mail, the, greater DOT tion of it being. from the outside.
 G. B. Moir, of Victoria, Anton Christopher and Miss Pearl Lee arrived in Skagwag on the Hum boldt this morning and are stop ping at the Golden North. E. AM. Goddard, son of Dr. God dard,N owner Lf Sanitarium hot springs, near Sitka, passed through Juneau Saturday enroute to Vlc- toria, B. c.
 Captain J. Alexander and wife, who have beeen spending several weeks at Sanitarium, near Sitka, arc now in Juneau. Capt. Alexander is the owner of the famous Engineer mine in Northern B. c.
 J. J. Sherry arrived from Juneau yesterday on the Georgia and is stopping with Col. Stevenson at the Hargraves Mining & Engineering Co headquarters on Eighth and Main streets.
 Chas. Brockmillcr and Tony Dor tero, delegates from Camp SkagWay No. l, A. B., to the Grand Encamp- ment now in session at Juneau, left on the Humboldt for that city this morning.
 According to late advices receiv- ed in Skagway, the delegate to All aska and his good lady are en- toying the balmy breezes and glorious weather of Southern Cali 'ornia at the present time.
 The second trial of Frank Joe, the Haines native who is accused of attempting to kill Deputy United States Marshal Harding Of Hainea T few weeks age, in drunken row, commenced 'n the district codr this morning.
 Grand Arctic Recorder J. NJ. Kel- Ter, of the Grand Encampment of the Arctic Brotherhood, left last night on the Georgia for Juneau, where he will attend the annual gathering of that organization, whict will convene today and continue in session up to and including the 17th
 The Fanny Crosby song service held at the Methodist church last evening drew good crowd, and proved to be most entertaining and impressive. Alt songs used were by the noted blind composer. The selections by the recently organized choir were of high order of excel fence. The sketch of Fanny Cros- by the pastor was a gem of char acter delineation.
 The steamship Humboldt, which arrived in Skagway this morning on its second voyage for the season Of 1915, has been in the SoutheasterH Alaska carrying trade for seVen- teen years, and for the past ten nas been under the command ot Captain E. G. Baughman, who is again on the bridge this season. She sailed on her return south at 5:45 q. m
 Cashier w. R. Hillery of the w. P. & Y. R., left on the Humboldt this morning to rejoin his family the members of which, consisting of his wife and little son, are now reveiing in the delights of south ern California sunshine in the city Of Los Angeles. Mir. Hillery's moth CT and sister are residents of that place, which will cause his visit to be doubly enjoyable. Later in the season, prior to their return to their home in Skagway, MT. and Ms Hillery will take in the Panama-Pa- cific International exposition at San Francisco,
 As will be seen by reference to the company's advertisement in the