The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-27
Personal Mention
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 Among the passengers Saturday on the Alaska were A. l.. Bowling and bride, bound for Valdez. Mr. Bowling Is the special deputy in the office Of Marshal Brennerman and has been south to be married
 F. M. Jordan. president and prin- clpal owner of the Ellamar mines was a passenger on the Alaska. He Is bound for the property and will make an inspection of the property and the work being done there be- fore returning south.
 Jack Cochran. who was Injured in an accident in the Thane mill over Q year ago. and who has been unable to work since that time. returned on the Alaska from the south Mr. Coch- ran was under the care of surgeons while in the south and had a couple of operations performed on his legs. He is much improved in health and expects to be able to return to work within a short time
 Mrs. Russel G. wayland, of Tread well. who has been south for her health for some time, returned from the south on the Alaska
 Mrs. Rose McGlbney, wife of prominent Ruby miner, visited friends in Juneau Saturday while the Alaska was in port She is bound for the interior.
 Miss A. Rheln, the Fairbanks mil- liner, was passenger westbound on the Alaska Saturday.
 J. O. Ellis, who operates the "Pi- rate Ship at Fairbanks, was a pas- senger on the Alaska bound inside.
 Mrs. Agnes Johnson. wife of the well known Iditarod miner, was passenger on the Alaska for Seward, bound inside over the trail
 J. JudlSins. Pat Mehan and W. J. Nolan. were passengers on the Alas. ka bound for their old stamping grounds at Fairbanks. They visit ed among their many friends in Ju- neau while the steamer was In port.
 Mrs. H. c. Weir, who has been visiting in the south for the past couple of months. returned from the south this morning on the Spokane. Mir. Weir, who is at present in Skag, way. will return on the Spokane from there
 voctor A. Peterson. agent for Che Pacific Coast S. S. Go. at Skagway. accompanied by his wife and baby, passed through Juneau on the Spo- kane this morning. They have been south on O months vacation.
 T. D. Bronson is recent arrival from Nlssoula, Montana. and is reg istered at the Alaskan.
 John Barrett arrived in Juneau from the south and is registered at the Alaskan.
 Frederick B. Robinson, O mining man, is a recent arrival in the city and is at the Alaskan.
 W. K. spaulding, the Hawk Inlet canneryman, is in the city and is registered at the Gastineau for a few days.
 1T. W. Clutter. who is connected with the Funter Bay cannery, is in the city for a few days business and is at the Gastinoau.
 B. B. Smith. pioneer of Interior Al. aska, and representative of the Nor thern Commercial company at Ophir ia the Innoko district, was a north. bound passenger on the Alaska for Seward, from which place he will pro ceed over the Seward-Iditarod trail to his home. He has spent the winter at Puget Sound and California towns.
 Capt. Jacob Dobler, of the Independ-. ent Fairbanks Navigation Company that operates the Minneapolis and Julia B., on the Panama and other riv- CTS of the Interior, was a passenger on the Alaska, and visited friends in Juneau Saturday. He is on his way to Fairbanks, where he will prepare for the coming summers business.
 Mrs. D. Harris, Of Vancouver; Mrs. L. Hemingway and daughter. of Se- attle; Miss May Brown and Miss R. Presburg, of San Francisco. oil re- cent arrivals in Juneau, are at the New Cain hotel. They are tourists making O round trip and are stop ping off at different points of inter- est in Alaska
 c. B. Brownell, of Tenakee. is in the city for a few days on business and Is registered at the New Cain.
 Carl stoclwell commercial man, has returned from a trip to nearby towns and is ar the New Cain
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