The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-19
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Captain J. T. Gray and Captain B. To. Newcomb, old time nayigators tn the Yukon river service. passed through Juneau last night on tho Alameda. bound for the interior where they will take command of steamers for the White Poss Go.
 Sam Blum, the Valdez merchant, passed through on the Alameda last night He Is bound home, returning from combined business and pleas lure trip to the States.
 Mrs. Barney simon. the wife of the well known merchant Of Fairbanks. passed through on the Alameda last night bound for the westward.
 B. R. Labaree and wife, of Se- ward. passed through on the Alame- da last night. They have been south for vacation and business trip Mir. Labaree is engaged in the real estate and Insurance business in Seward.
 W. J. Broberg. Of the Alaska S. s. Co.. passed through last night on the Jefferson bound for Skagway where he will act as assistant agent ln the company office. He will be associated with p. J. Shaw.
 Deputy Marshal J w. Combs, of Haines. returned on the Jefferson last night from the south where he went with O. Itow and two other prisoners bound for McNeil's Island.
 Sol LaBounty. returned to Juneau last night on the Alameda. He went south as Q guard over number of prisoners.
 Mrs. W. E. Dadgett arrived from the south last night to join her hus- band who is making Juneau his headquarters. He is the representa- tive of the Love-Warren. Monroe company.
 J. D. Dole. the bottler of the fa- nous Dole's Pineapple Juice, arrived from the south last night and Is at the Gastineau hotel. Mir. Dole Is making @ combined business ana pleasure trip through the Territory.
 J. P. Moulton the well known rep resentative of the Seattle Hardware Company. arrived from the south last night and is at the Occidental hotel for @ few days.
 Charles Barrett and wife. of Sitka, arrived from the south last night and are registered at the Occidental. They will leave for their home on the next sailing of the Prince of Wales
 Emil Gampholm, of LaTouche. Is a recent arrival at the Occidental.
 J. D. Mclean. of Kennecott, ar rived from there recently and is at the Occidental hotel for a few days.
 Charles c. Cam, of Portland, ar rived from the south yesterday and is at the Alaskan.
 Miss Gladys p. Whaley. of Seattle and Mrs. Nj. Cunningham. of the same place. arrived from the south last night and are registered at the Alaskan.
 Ethel H. Fudge. stenographer working with the lighthouse service at Ketchikan. arrived from there yes terday to take a civil service exam nation. Miss Rudge succeeded Phil Hip Warder who resigned recently and is engaged in the practice of law there. Miss Rudge is at the Gastineau Hotel.
 W. A. B. Ames, a well known min ing man from San Francisco. Is at the Gastineau. having arrived from the south yesterday Mir. Ames will inspect the various workings of the mines and mills Of the Alaska-Gas- tineau. Alaska-Juneau. Treadwell, and other propertiec before returning south.
 R. A. Gnliland. connected with the survey division of the land office, left last night for Skagway.
 Harry A. Lawrence, general agent for the Union Pacific Lines. left last night on the Alameda for short business trip to Skagway.
 Frank R. Cook, deputy marshal at Skagway, returned north last night on the Alameda. Mir. Cook is one Of the witnesses for the government in the Krause case.
 Rufe Lindsay. of the speel River project, left on the Alameda last night for Skagway where he will spend a few days on business.
 John l.. Carlson, of the Taku Har- bor Packing Co.,. arrived from there ,.o,to,do,- ord fc of tho Nou- Tain