The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-22

Sunudy.
 A new floor is being laid in the south L of c. W, Asi; & Sons gro cery establishment.
 Chas. Brockmiller was return- ing passenger to skagway from Ju- neau on the Georgia Sunday.
 Tim vogel, Jesse Jensen, Joe Stubler and Steve Ragan, all resi- 4ants of Haines, returned home from Juneau on the Georgia sunday.
 Manager Charles Nye of the Home Power Co.,, who has been to Juneau for the past week on busi- re.s, returned on the Georgia sun day.
 1T, S. Commissioner J. J. Kennedy os TIaines, who had been to Juneau on legal business for two weeks pre, ious, returned home on the Georgia Sunday.
 ]. NJ. Keller, who had been to Juneau on a business trip, as well as in attendance on the Grand Camp of ;he Arctic Brotherhood there, returned on the Georgia.
 Joe Martin, formerly of Haines' hut now a merchant in Douglas, cana up to the former place Sun day on the Georgia to look after business interests, he still being Identified with the big mercantile establishment in Haines known as Martins Emporium"
 Several Skagwayans, among whom are A. J. Achison and Lee Hudson, are in Juneau either serving as jurors in the district court, look ing after their own business or in attendance on the second session of the territorial legislature. Most of them expect to return home at the end of the present week.
 Judge w. B. stout, delegate from the Haines Camp of the Arctic Brotherhood to the Grand Camp at Juneau, returned Sunday on the Georgia to his home town on Lynn canal. Durng his weeks stay in the Alaskan capital city, Judge Stout took the opportunity offered os attending to several important legal matters requiring his atten- ton.
 According to T report brought from Juneau by Chas. Brockmlller' returning passenger on the Geor- gia Sunday, the people of Halnes are negotiating with Billy Harring- ten of Juneau, the owner of two gasoline launches, to start semi weekly passenger service between Haines and Skagway. It is expected that Harrington will leave Juneau today for Haines to complete ar engagements.
 Three angels, whose wings are only commencing to sprout, viz; Jack Mculton of the Seattle Hard ware Co.,, Doc Black of the Bleu- meier & Frank Co., of Portland, Ore, and Stockwell of the Marshall-Weils G. of Portland, Ore, came up as far as Haines on the Georgia Sun day, and after looking after the wants of their customers there will cone up to Skagway on the Dol T hin Tuesday.
 Tony Dortero, who has been ill Juneau for the past week on busi- ness, will, before his return home, take a run up to Sanltarium, the popular health resort of Dr. God lard, near Sitka. The treatment received at Sanitarium and the heal ing properties of the mineral waters cf ;hc hot springs there, seem to he a sure panacea for most hu- man ills, if the reports of those who have undergone treatment are to Ee relied upon, and of their truth we have no reason 70 doubt.
 Manager Willis E. Nowell of the Juneau Steamship Co. informed j.. NJ. Keller, while the latter was in Juneau the other day, that he had just received q note from E. J. Shaw, dated at Tampa, Fla, March Sth, 1915, in which the latter stat ed that he and Mrs. Shaw were hay ing the time of their lives and en- toying every minute of their stay. No mention was made of the prob able date cr their return to Skag- way.
 Around tae World in Eighty Minutes" an illustrated stereOpti- con lecture by Rev. l.. H. PederSen