The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-06

anl John Rose were arrivals in Skagway on the Spokane.
 P. Otterson. travelling steward for the p. c. s. s. Co.,, came in to- lay on the Spokane.
 General Manager II. Wheeler of the W. r. & Y. R. company ar rived in Skagway on the Alameda ,his morning from Seattle.
 The Peterson came up from Ft. w. H Seward this morning, the cnly passengers being several ell listed men from the post.
 Ed. Anderson and H. Harmon, two II en who arrived in Skagway on the Humboldt, left on the Alameda for Seward
 The dance at the A. B. hall to- night will commence at o'clock, sharp. So if you don't want to miss any oI it, you must come early.
 V. A. Peterson, local agent of he P. c. 2. S. Co.,, returned on the Spokane from his annual vaea- tion to the outside.
 Paul Brunnell and Mrs. Zelia Brunnell ot Minnesota came up on the Spokane on their way into Daw- son.
 Mr. Robinson, representative of the Olympia Brewing Co.,, came up from Haiues on the Spokane and left for the south on her this af- teruoon.
 The music for the A. B. dance tonight will be furnished by Sel- mer's orchestra, sufficient guaran- tee that t will all that can be desired.
 A. J. A"hisoD, who has been serv- iHg as a petit juror in the district court at Juneau since the first of February, came home on short wis il this morning.
 Guthrie NJ. Scott, representing the Richmond Paper Co.,, of Seat tie and Tacoma, is here visiting the patrons Of the company and taking orders for future delivery.
 Mrs. Herman BaIthel and two children of Fairbanks were passen- gers on beard the Alameda enroute tc the interior. AEr@. Barthel went out last fall with the remains of her husband for burial on the out side.
 The Spokane came in about l o'clock this afternoon with 10 pas sengerS besides the Funter Bay rannery crew of 20 men and tho Chatham 2lnuery crew of r men. She sailed on her return to Seattle at 3:2O D. m.
 In the election for Yukon coun- c.lurs in tEe southern end of the territory last Thursday, there was laige vote boiled, E. A. Dixon, Wnitehorse hotel proprietor, and ". L. Phelps, barrister, being chosen, tLe latter for the third time.
 There was a gooI attendance at the Parent-Teacher association meeting last night, and the pro gram published yesterday, which proved to be highly interesting to those present, was gene through with after the regular business had been disposed of.
 In the case of Wm. Achison, who vas convicted In the commissioners ,ourt yesterday on charge of vagrancy, the defendant was today granted hi, application for an appeal to the district court, he having furnished the necessary bonds for carrying the case up.
 Mrs. E T, McBrien received a letter this morning from her daugh- ter Mrs. Geo. w. Magee, in which the latter stated that she had just undergone an operation in a Portland. Or, hospital, for appendi- citis, was getting along nicely, and expected to be out again shortly.
 The Alameda arrived in port at o'clock this morning, having made tte run up from Juneau in about [ hours. She brought 5 passengers and 30 tens of cargo, and after re- maining here until 9:3O a. m. sail ua for the westward with two peo- ple from Skagway on board
 Hal Johnston has just received a copy of the London Daily Mail, which made the trip across the Atlantic to New York and thence across the continent to Skagway in the re-