The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-13
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Personal Mention
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Steve Kane. pioneer merchant of Hoonah. arrived from there last night and is registered at the Occidental John T. Barron, of the Funter Bay Cannery and Robert N. Munley son Of Judge Munley, of Portland who is a partner in the Funter Bay can nery with Mir. Barron, arrived from the South on the City of Seattle and are registered at the New Cain hotel for few days.
 Frank F. Lischke. special agent. returned from the south last night on the City of Seattle and is register ed at the Gastineau.
 Capt William B. Kent assistant captain of detectives on the Seattle police force arrived from the South on the City of Seattle and is regis tered at the Gastineau. Capt. Kent is here in the interests of the pros ecuton Of the Krause cases.
 Dave Terwilliger, travelling man, returned on the City Of Seattle last night after having made business trip to the southern end Of the dis trict.
 Martin Kildahl, deputy marshal from Petersburg, accompanied by his wife, arrived from Petersburg on the City of Seattle and Is at the Gas tineau. Mir. Kildahl will be a prom lnent witness against Edward Krause. p. F. Harris of the Hawk Inlet cannery, returned from the south last might on the City of Seattle. Mir. Harris concluded the details of the lMetlakahta cannery lease with the government while in the south.
 A. S. Dautrlck of the Great North ern Railway. arrived on the Seattle. Charles Fl. Black, agent for the Pacific Alaska Nav Co.,. at Anchor age. has resigned and was a south. bound passenger on the Admiral Far ragut. He will visit with relatives for a time in Seattle. and may later return to Alaska.
 Tony Dortero. the we'll known Ssagway merchant, who has been at the SitlSa Hot Springs for several weeks. returned home on the Seattle this morning.
 Mrs. Y. Hansath and Mrs. John Knutson, both Of Petersburg arrived from there yesterday and are reg istered at the Alaskan Hotel for a few days.
 R. D. Pickett, a U. S. deputy sur veyor who formerly was located in Juneau. has returned from the South and is registered at the Gastineau.
 W. R. Canton. of Thane, returned from a visit to his home in Medford Ore. on the City of Seattle and is registered at the Gastineau for a few days.
 A. Nilsson. superintendent of the Dundas Bay cannery. is in the city and is registered at the Gastineau.
 E. E. Giurln and wife are leaving for the south today on the Alameda MT. Giurin has been connected with the Field Division of the Land OficC and has been here since that divis ion moved from Seattle.
 J. W. Martin and wife returned from the south yesterday and are To cated in Juneau. Mir. Martin is fore man of the steamfitters crew at Per severance.
 NJ. D. Michalson. who arrived from the South recently, has accepted Q position with the sharick Jewelry store.
 sam Guyot left yesterday on the Prince Of Wales for round trip tc Sitka on business.
 ]. P. Fisher. left on the Prince oi Wales for Sitka and return.
 E. W. Smith returned from a bust ness trip to Ketchlkan on the City of Seattle last night and is at the l Gastineau.
 Captain Edward Thornton is re turning passenger on the Jen'er son which left Seattle last night Capt. Thornton left Juneau some time ago in command of the steamer Geor gia which he took south for repairs
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