The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-17
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lclAtu lA|h 'N"t+-~ " on his way south to take charge of the disbursing office of the Alaska Engineering Commission.
 2. ]. Loussac, proprietor of the Juneau Drug Co, returned from a business trip to Anchorage and oth- or westward points this morning on the Admiral Watson.
 Rev. Father R. J. crimont s.J.. returned from the westward this morning on the Admiral Watson and will remain here for several days Alvah Eames, chief clerk of the Railway Mail Service at Cordova, was a passenger on the Admiral Wat son this morning, bound for Seattle on a business trip. He was accom- panied by Mrs. Eames.
 W. ]. Wright, mechanical engin- ger for the lighthouse service, pass ed through Juneau on Admiral Wat son. He has been west inspecting the machinery of one of the light houses and is returning to his station in KetchilSan.
 N. Schultheis, who was employed at the Alaskan hotel when Mr. Gem met was in charge, returned from the south on the Al-Ki. He intends to locate here.
 William A. Holzheimer, attorney of Juneau, returned from Petersburg on the Al-Ki yesterday afternoon, having been there in connection with law business for the Petersburg Packing company
 Sing Lee, the well known hotel man of Petersburg, arrived on the Al-Bi yesterday Re Is here as Q wit ness for the government in the Krause case
 Joe Meherin returned from Q bus mess trip Co the southern end Of the district on the M-Ki yester. day
 Mrs. B. Schwartz who has lived in Juneau for number of years re- turned from the south on the North western. She Intends 10 remain in Juneau
 Mrs. Ben Klegman accompanied by her two children returned from the south on the Northwestern. Mrs, Klegman hes been visiting at Port land and Tacoma during the winter
 Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis will to- night start her class for those who .are interested In citizenship examin- ations
 John T. Casey Of Seattle has been admitted to practice in the Alaska courts.
 Chief of Police W s. Harding en- tertained at a luncheon last Satur- day afternoon at spatz Cafe, his guests being former Chief of Police ! Sitter and Mrs. Sitter Officer Dan Harrington and Mrs. Harrington, and MT. and Mrs Al Forsythe.
 Max Endelman. one of the cltys well known pioneers. went south on the Prince John for a brief visit De- low
 ] Ed Woods. the baseball player of ! Treadwell has left for the south on visit. being a passenger on tho Prince John.
 Louis Garfinkle, a well known trav cling man who makes the Interior of Alaska every year, was a passenger on the Northwestern on bis way to Fairbanks.
 W. Casey the well known hotel man of Fairbanks, who has been wis. ting in the States. was passenger on the Northwestern on his way to his home
 CiH A. schonacker who has been making a business trip to Seattle passed through on the Northwestern He will make Anchorage and other westward cities before returning to Juneau.
 g. E. Hodge. of the Westinghouse Electric Company, who has been lin Juneau for the past week. left for the south last night on the Prince John.
 A. shyman returned from Sitka l yesterday ana IS at lne Aidshah'
 A. Van Mavern returned to the city recently and is at the Gastineau
 T. E. Richmond, of Winnipeg, is recent arrival in the city and Is at the Gastineau. He IS on hia way to Dawson and win leave on the Jefferson.
 ! A. c. Elliott, of cordova. arrived from there on the Admiral Watson and is at the Occidental hotel for a few days.
 q. O. Pearson, of cordova, is at the occidental, having arrived from there on the Admiral Watson this morn ing.
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