The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-04
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 soc bottle. Sold only by us.
 Wm. Britt.
 Mrs. Mines and her son Donald, returne to their Eome in Skagway today from Kake Alaska.
 The Chas. Cartwright family, hay tug with them a large outfit of supplies, left on this mornings train for their homestead location about four miles north of here in the Skagway valley.
 There will be regular meeting If Camp Skagway No. 1, Arctic Brotherhood, tonight at o'clock Members are requested to attend as there will be initiation work and other business of importance to transact.
 R. D. Pinneo, assistant general freight and passenger agent of the p. c. s. S. Co. of Seattle, came up as far as Juneau on the City of Seattle and will be in Skagway in a few days on his regular annual in spection tour.
 The Jefferson will leave Seat tie tonight for Skagway with the following people for this port: P. J. Goss, Frank Decarti, Lewis Rue, W. r. Carpenter, W. A. Mahorn anl wife, I. E. Van Kirk and wife. For Haines: W S. Harding, W. E. Ogston and four steerage.
 F. A. Pope, formerly with the Alaska boundary survey as game hunter for the party, but now con nected with the railroad engineering commission, iG on board the North western enroute to the westward. He is well known in the north, where he has ,iyed for mary years.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Cook of Seat tie, friends of Master Mechanic Howard Ashley of the w. P. & ', R., arrived on the City of Seattle this morning and left on the train for few days visit at Whitehorse. Mr. Cook is foreman of the boiler making department of the Colum- b'a & Puget Sound railway.
 The framework of the main warehouse at the W. P. & Y. R. uev dock is finished and the work men are .5w engaged in putting on the corrugated iron roof and will ac seen as that is completed put on the siding, of the same material as the roof. The framework of tl.e new bonded Warehoues is al- so under way and will be raised in a few days.
 John Luciau Abrams, U. s. GUS toms inspector at Eagle, Alaska, who in company with his wife have been stopping at the Pullen House for several days, left for the in- terior this morning. We are in- formed, though not officially, that it is the intention of MT. Abrams to first go 10 St. Michael and close up the customs house there, as it is to be discontinued, and then to return up the river to his old station at Moose creek, near Eagle.
 A. c. Patterson of Ottawa, Can ada, who hae been q guest at the Pullen Houss for several days letl for the interior this morning. Since leaving college, ten years ago, MT, Patterson has been an annual visi- tor to the north, having first serv- ed with the Canadian international survey and being now connected with the Canadian geological sur yey. He will stop over at White horse for few days and then ga down the river to the Pelly country
 On his way home from the pub lie school house on Friday of last week, one of the pupils lost roll of typewritten manuscript that had ueen entrusted to him for delivery to it's owner by the principal, Miss Margaret Keenan. The document was the voUv of an address that had been delivered by it's writer before the Parent-Teacher assOcia' ton, with the intention of a late2 delivery before the Motherhood meeting of the same organization, and is valuable only for the req son that j; took much time and h. bor in it's preparation. The article is entitled, "A Plea for Better Trained Parenthood, and is sign d by Mrs. Virginia SuffecoOl, to .yh0m the finder will please re-