The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-31

eIu AuEOu tUnn w NfS A~s HASRs informed, but word comes from Dawson that the party has split up and two of its members, Ccrana salamon and M. Miskedoff, are now on their way to their native land to fight fer the czar, bearing all of their own expenses.
 The regular monthly meeting of the skagway Parent-Teacher as- sociation will take place at the as- sembly room of the public school cn Friday night, April Ed, at $ o'clock. After the disposal of regu- lar business the following program will be gene through with: Paper "A Plea for Better Trained Par ents," by Mrs. suffecocl; Solo Miss Evanseline Cook; Reading From the life story Of Miss Miner va and William Greerhill," by Mrs. Rousseau.
 Aud" Hart, former fire chief of Dawson city, but who left there last fall with the Boyle Yukon de- tachment, is now in London, where he enlisted few days ago in the Legion of Frontiersmen for cam paign In East Africa. This will be the third war In which Hart has served in Africa He fought under General Wolseley on the Nile; was in South Africa with Lovatt's Scouts In the Boer war, and is now headed for the eastern side of the Dark Continent.
 Frank Whitman, sourdough min CT in the Southern Yukon and Northern B. C., region, came over from Cdrcross yesterday afternoon to Skagway on bis way to Prince Rupert B. C., in the vicinity Of which city he has been employ ed to dc some mining work. MT. Whitman says that his brother Fred, who was also an old timer in Carcross, but was taken out to New Westminster, B. C., about Is months ago, and placed in a sani- tarium, is recovering his mental balance as we'll as biz physical health and will shortly be releas- ed from the institution entirely cured.
 Notwithstanding the tale of woe carried over to the Story mine camp few weeks ago by Charley Arm strong of his experiences in Skagi- way, Gus Buhmann decided he woald have to have some dental work done immediately, and came over yesterday to have Dr. L. s. Keller fix him up. Mir Buhmann was an hour and g half late in keep ing his appointment with the Doc tor his morning, but whether 1t was caused by the scare" Charley threw into him before he left home, or only through a desire to pro long the job so that he would not have to return on Friday, we are unable to state
 The miners on Fourth of July creek, in the Alsek mining district cf Southern Yukon, have petition ed the Yukon territorial council to put in and operate on the creek a Keystone drill, with the object of finding kedrock, as they claim that although $2O0,00O in money and la bor nave been expended on the creek since its discovery in 1905, bed rock has never been reached. The petitioners recite that wherever the glacial action has left little shelf Of clay CT a more compact bunch of sediment in the creek, men have found no difficulty in taking out from $5 to $2O per day. Geologists and experts who have visited this creek, have expressed high opinions of it's possibilities
 The Jefferson was in Juneau at noon today and will reach this port at 1 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The City of Seattle was report ad in Douglas at 9:3O this morning and Is due in Skagway at 12 o'clock tonight.
 April Sd will be the last day for the registration of voters at the approaching town election. Is your name enrolled?
 Special services w,il be held at the Catholic church tomorrow. At S:3O 2. m. there will be mass and holy communion and services in the evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 E. Victor, a constituent of Mayor Huntley of Cowley, Y. T.. came oyar yesterday on a short vacation