The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-16
LOCAL BRTEFs

Fred Story went over to Lake Bennett this morning.
 W. Aiken. the "schilling's Best" man. left for Juneau on the spo- kane.
 The Ladies Auxiliary will hold it's work meeting at the church annex Thursday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock.
 Chas. Nye, manager of the Home Power company of skagway, went to Juneau this morning on the spo- kane.
 There were IT first class and IA second class passengers on board the Spokane bound for the Funter Bay cannery.
 Lester " Hagman, representing NJ. Seller & Co.,, of seattle, came in on the Spokane this morning from Juneau
 A. E. Reynolds and 4. Shyman, the latter 15chwabacher Bros, north ern travelins man, left for Seattle on the Spokane.
 A Gusfield. the Whitehorse timer and metal worker, came up on the Spokane and continued ol to the in side this morning.
 K. B. Hannah is now lord of all he surveys" at the headquarters of the Hargraves Mining & Engineer ing Go.
 P. E. Harris, superintendent of the Hawks Inlet cannery, was on board the Spokane, and had with him a gang of sixteen men, whom he is taking in to work.
 H. B. Hargrayes, of the liar graves Mining & Engineering Co.,, went over to Whitehorse this morn ing. He expects to remain about a week.
 Those of our readers who are in- terested in tennis will do well to remember and attend the meeting to take place tonight at the C. P. R. office at S:30 o'clock. The Paraiso, the new boat of the P. c. S. g. Co.,, arrived in port at II o'clock this morning with A. 900 ties and 6O,OOO feet of lumber for the w. P. & Y. R. Go.
 c. A. Rogers, wife and child, ar rived from Prince Rupert this morn ing on boa~d the Spokane MT. Rogers will be employed in the auditors office of the W. P. & Y. R. at Skagway.
 Col. stevenson and J. J. Sherry, of the Hargraves Mining & Engin- eering Co.,, left for Seattle on the Spokane this morning on business of importance, in the transaction of which, the former may be called to Washington, D. c.
 The registration book for the con, ing municipal election was opened last night by Clerk Mckay and the first to inscribe their names in it's pages were the members of the town council, who were holding the regular semi-monthly meeting.
 The Steamship Spokane came in at 4:3O this morning with 30 peo- pie booked for Skagwa:, 47 can nery employees and 80 tons of cargo. She sailed south at 7:SO a. m. A majority of the people who debarked here went on to interior points.
 Photographer Sheelor has just turned out an excellent group pho tograph of the Dortero family in which is shown ."Granra" Tony, with his son Johns eldest child, q little girl, sitting on his knee; along side is Mrs. John Dortero, with her little son on her lap; stand ing to the right is Daddy" John, while "Happy's" smiling face and manly, upright form is reavealed in the left background.
 The 'St. Patrick's Tee, announc- ed to come off tomorrow afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs. L. A. Harrison on Fourth avenue, under the auspices of the local w. C. T. IT., is intended for the entertain ment of-meu as well as women, and as it's object is for the advance ment of worthy cause, should re ceive the encouragement of your at tendance and financial help.