The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-02
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 John F. Walker, chief of the field division of the land office expects to leave on tho Alaska tomorrow for Anchorage. Andrew Christensen chief of the newly created depart ment of lands for the Alaska Rail- road Commission and E. T. Llnd- ner who win act as chief clerk to MT. Christensen, will also leave on the Alaska.
 Sumner s. Smith. accompanied by Mrs. Smith and family. expects to leave for the westward tomorrow on the Alaska Mr. Smith. who is the Federal mine inspector will spend the greater part of the sum. mer among the mines in the Prince Williams Sound and Copper River sections
 Mrs. R. w. Whitney and son. ex- pect Co leave for the south on the next trip of the Mariposa. They will make an extended viist with rela. tives while in the south
 R. D. Douglas, of Tee Harbor can nery, accompanied by his wife. ar rived from there yesterday and is at the New Cain.
 Alice J. Jenkins and Helen K. White. of Belllngham, arrived yes terday and are at the New Cain. Miss Jenkins came north to spend couple of weeks visiting with her brother.
 A. Archangelsky- formerly of Sit ka, later of the South Sea Islands, returned yesterday from visit to San Francisco. He is at the Occi- dental hotel but expects to leave for Sitka within a few days. Mrs. Archangelslsy is in sitka at the present
 D. M Aldrich and Charles NJ. Ma son, who have been at the Occiden- tai for the last week. left yester- day for William Henry Bay. where they win start work on the develop. ment of the group of copper claims controlled by them.
 c. E. Cleveland. of Seattle. arrived from there yesterday and is regis tered at the Alaskan.
 Mrs. F. c. Mccormack of Wrang- ell. wife of the well known busl- ness man of that place, is at the Gastlneau hotel for a few days. hav- Ing arrived from Wrangell yesterday She is accompanied by Miss Mary L. Bihler.
 ]. p. Sheridan. well known ho- telman of the Pacific Coast. but re- gently from Meridian, Ore. arrived from there yesterday and is at inc Gastineau He is looking for a hotel location here.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Sheehy. who have been at the Gastlneau for the past week. left for the south on recent boat Mir Sheehy represents we'll known San Francisco house.
 Walter B. King. of the accounting department at Thane. left last night for the south south He will visit his parents in San Francisco for the next two months.
 Mrs. J. Olds, accompanied by her daughter Lyda. left last night for the south. Mrs Olds is one of the real pioneers of Juneau and this is her first visit to the states for sev- eral years. She will sperl6 the sum- mer visiting with relatives and friends in the south
 Dennis Ballou. accompanied by his wife and family. left on the Spokane yesterday for Skogway Mrs. Bal | lou and family left Boston on May 22nd and landed In Juneau on May S0th. which is considered a record. Mir. Ballou met them here and they remained until an American boat sailed north so they could get to Skagway Mir Ballou is extensively interested in number of mining properties near Skagway
 T. F. West. representing one of the well known rubber manufacturing houses who has been at the Gastin- eau for the past week. left for the north on the Spokane yesterday.
 Charles Rose, a mining man of Los Angeles. arrived from there on recent boat and is at the New Cain for few days.
 Kazis Krauczunas, who has been 10 wrangell on business trip connect ed with the Krause cases. has re- turned from there and is at the New Cain
 Mrs. Geo. Burford and Miss Geor. gla Caro left yesterday for skag- way. They will make the trip to Whitehorse on the excursion, and up on their return will visit with Waldo Burford. editor of the Daily Alaskan in Skagway. Waldo Burford is a brother of George Burford.
 Mrs. ]. A. Burkland and son Phil. lip. expect to leave for the south on one of the early boats They will spend aseyeral months visiting be- fore returning to Juneau.
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