The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-28

E. G. Matthews and wife arrived on the Mariposa today. MT. Mat thews was assistant train dispatcher on the w. P. & Y. R., last sum mer.
 Big" Jim Mcdonald, formerly foreman of the bridge gang of the w. P. & Y. R., is here today on his way to Knik Anchorage on board the Mariposa.
 K. Kelly, formerly connected with the Juneau Empire reporteria' force, is here On his way to Val dez, where he expects to engage in business of some kind.
 A. E. Langville, connected with the Alaska Bindery of Juneau, came Up on the Mariposa today and will take in the Whitehcrse excursion tomorrow. While here he paid the Daily Alaskan a pleasant visit
 The Mariposa came in at 1O:oO $. m. V ith 97 through passengers and 2C excuTsionists from Juneau, She also had on board for ths port 29O tons of freight. The vessel is due to sail at o'clock this evening for the westward.
 Owing to the small attendance at A. B. hall last night, the meeting called for the purpose of or ganizing an Igloo of Alaska Pion- eers, was Lostponed until some time next week, timely notice of which will appear iu the columns of the Daily Alaskan.
 Dr b. D. Cairnes, head of the Canadian Geological survey, accom- panied by MT. GeroW, his assistant, left for the interior this morning. They will start their work this summer in the Stewart river coun- ity, to which point several others of the patty have already gone.
 Frank Manley, postmaster and motel keeper at Hot Springs, ou the Panama river, is here accom- panied by his wife on his way in side. He came in on the Maripoaa today and has big shipment of merchandise which arrived on the freighter Cordcva the other day, that he is taking in.
 "Tha big Three" Carmen, Her ger and MilliChamp, deans of nor treru commercial travellers, all rep resentiug firms in Vancouver, B. C., left on the train this morning for the interior towns Carcross, At lin, Wt'tthorse and Dawson. Il will takc them several weeks to finish thejr itinerary.
 Miss 4. c. Campbell, postmistress at Thane, a sister of the well known Southeastern Alaska mariner Capt. Malcolm Campbell, who piled the waters of Lynn canal for years, is here on a visit to Mrs. Frank Suffecool, and will remain for several days. She came in on the Mariposa this morning.
 Miss Alma Sowerby of Juneau came iu this morning on the Mari posa to visit with her sister, Miss Nina Sowerby, teacher in one of the intermediate departments in the Skagway public school, and will re- L ain until the close of the pres ent school term, when they will both return to their home in Juneau.
 NJ. RalduC, the new northern representative of Kelly Douglas & Co.,, wholesalers of Vancouver, B. C., came up on the Princess Ma Quinna on her present voyage on his first trip to the interior He left this morning for Whitehorse and Dawson and expects to be absent for six or eight weeks. OIr. Balduc was formerly a buyer for
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 M. Hlntley, for the past thir- { ell years connected with the w.. ?. & Y. R. as section foreman, having severed his connection with the road, came over to Skagway from Gov ley on Wednesday and " Il leave for the outside on the first bylr to the south. MT. Hunt Joy has q daughter living in his old hcme in Michigan and two brothers iu California, but he is 10: certain whether he will visit arv of them as he will only be ab- sent from Alaska for six weeks or tvEaa munths, which time he will probab.y spend in the Puget Sound