The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-18
Local Happenings

Supt V. I. Hahn went over as far as Log Cabin this morning and returnyd this afternoon.
 The Mariposa, from the westward, Is duo in skagway at II o'clock to- night.
 Capt. c. Bloomquist of the steam CT Dawson of the D. '. N. fleet on Upper Yukon, left for Whitehorse this morning.
 L. A. McAlister, Canadian GUS :oms inspector Gt summit, and Mrs. McAlister, left this morning on their return home after several days spent in Skagway,
 Mrs. Weldon Warren and little daughter Margaret, left for White torse this morning, where they will be guests of MT. and Mrs. Coughlan uhtil Saturday.
 General Manager H. Wheeler Of the w. P. & Y. R., and w. D. Greenough, who acts in the same capacity for the Atlas Mining Co. or Whitehorse, left for the interior this morning.
 Miss Grace Wigs of Wrangell' hal her first experience as a rail way passenger this morning when, under the escort of Cecil Cole, she went to Summit cn the regular aorthbound train.
 The local c. P. k. office is hay ing the interior frightened up and made more attractive through re- poiring and re-paintiEg. The work is under the supervision of E. J.. Liddicoat.
 S S. Godfrey, c. L. Bain, Tom McKinnon and c. F. Craig, all of Ruby, Alaska, and since their ar rival here on the Alameda on Sun day guests at the Pullen House, left this morning on their way down to the Lower Yukon river region.
 4. G. Haultaiu and B. Bartlett, Of the Canadian geological survey party operating in Northern British Columbia and Yukon territory, who have been stopping a the Pullen House since the arrival in port of the Princess Maquinna OH Saturday, left for Whitehorse this morning,
 Capt. Jas. T. Gray of Portland, Ore, commander of the Panama liver steamer Tanana, left his cOm- fortable quarters at the Pullen House this morning and is now speeding toward Whitehorse on his way down via Dawson to where his boat was laid up in winter quar- ters.
 A J. Achison, local organizer for the Alaska Pioneers, a branch of which will be instituted here next week, informs Us he has over fifty names on his list for charter membership. Ample notice will be given of the time and place of Ineetirg in next Mondays issue of the Daily Alaskan.
 Rev. Blackwell and wife, and Mrs. Stanton, all of Juneau, left for their home town ou board the mission gas launch in which they ar rived Friday night after q three days voyage between the two places They were all in attendance at the " c. T. U. convention, the two latter as delegates.
 The southern 24xEOO foot exten- sion to the new w. r. & \. R. dock was commenced yesterday by work men, and will be pushed rapidly to con )letion. It is Supi. V. I. Hahn's intention, if it is possible, to have the entire new dock, together with its buildings and accessories for tn 1 sxpe litious handling of freight, ready for business throughout on Ire lSt of June.
 E ward Foreman and NJ. B. Clem engo., the two census enumerators app, inted by Judge <. W. Jennings for .5kagway, have completed their lahCrs and turned in their books to l Commissioner Martin Conway, who now has them at his rooms in the federal court house, where they are open for the inspection of anyone desiring 10 look over the list. There ! are 3S4 names of voters of both sSxes on the list.
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