The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-14
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 D. Brewer, who has been in Juneau for the past couple of weeks, left on the Jefferson for Portland where be will secure a cigar and tobacco stock. He intends to open cigar stand in Juneau on his return, having already made arrangements for site. Flo has been at the Alaskan.
 w. F. Rohrbach. Hardeman Hat agent. who hos been at the Alaskan for the past week, left for tho south on the Jefferson.
 Ed. J. Jermain, of Portland who arrived this morning on the Alameda is at tho Gastineau.
 Mark lille. of Spokane. is at the Gastineau, having arrived this morn' Ing
 C. H. Wilbur agent for the Pacific Coast Coal Co.,. left for skagway on the Spokane for a business trip.
 Joe Snow special liquor traffic agent. left for Haines on the Spokane to investigate reports of liquor viola tlons.
 John Ness and A. Rosnes left on the Spokane for Hawk Inlet where they win operate the eannery tender Fish Hawk during the summer
 Prof Herschel Parker well known explorer, passed through Juneau on lthe Alameda today on his way to stake mining claims on the slopes of lMr. Mckinley.
 Olaf Anderson. superintendent for the new Carlisle Packing Co.,, at Cor dova, passed through on the Alameda with a crew of 12 mechanics who VIII install the machinery for the plant.
 A. c. O'Nen with a party of 30 mon passed through on the Alameda to- day. They are on their way to Cor dova to reconstruct the ice breaker at the Miles Glacier bridge. A crew went through on tho last NorthwesL- ern to establish the camp.
 Judge F. M. Brown and wife were on the Alameda this morning. They have been spending an extended vaca- tion In the States and are returning to Valdez where term of court Will be held at once.
 l.. l.. M,ddlecamp superintendent of tho Ellamar mine, accompanied by his wife, passed through on the Ala meda They have been south for a vacation and business trip and are re- turning to the mine.
 Paddy ONen. well known in Juneau where he had charge of driving tho Sheep Creek tunnel, passed through on the Alameda on his way to Ella mar where he has accepted Q posi- ton as m,ne foreman.
 F. B. Walker mine operator from the Iditarod section. accompanied by his wife. were passengers on the A' ameda this morning.
 R. c. Woods, Fairbanks banker ac- companied by his wife, were aboard the Alameda this morning on their way to tho interior after having made an extended visit in the States.
 Mrs. W. IT. Mendham. wife of the we'll known jeweler of Juneua and Fairbanks. passed through on the AL ameda. She will be met at Cordova by Mir. Mendham who has been there for some time.
 Dr. Elmer C. Gross. of Seattle. pass ed through on the Alameda. He Is looking for a location in one Of the westward cities.
 Dr. Council. Of Cordova, well known in this section. passed through on the Alameda this morning. returning from Ia long visit to the States.
 Miss Ottison. wso has been attend ing school in Seattle, returned on the Alameda this morning and will visit with her parents. Mir. and Mrs Chas. Ottison.
 Mrs. Cosgrove. mother of Rene Cos grove arrived on the Alameda this morning. She has been visiting in Ketchlkan for some time and win re- main with her son for several weeks.
 Crit Holman arrived on the Ala meda this morning He has been south for a short visit and is looking for an opening in Juneau.
 Captain Gus Swanson was a pas senger on the Alameda this morning on his way to take command of the little steamer Dora on the westward run. He will relieve Capt. Westerman who will return to Seattle to take com mand of one of the other boats of the company.
 J. II. Wheeler. superintendent of streets and city jailer returned from the south on the Spokane. He went south aa guard with Matt Miller when the latter was taken to Me- Neirs prison.
 Frank p. Lischke arrived on >the Spokane last night. and is at the Gas tineau
 Gus Gelich. foreman at the Funter Bay mines. who has been spending the past couple Of weeks in the city. will return to the mine within the next few days.
 Mrs. N. l.. Burton is confined to her home as @ result of Q fractured bone in her arm. LIBRARY BOARD MEETS
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