The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

a passenger to SkagWay enroute to his home in Whitehorse.
 L. IT. Titus and J. Steel of Daw- son will be passengers for the south on the Sophia tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. Elliott were pass engers booked for skagway on the Princess Sophia this morning.
 Knute B. Anderson, section fore man of the w. P. was g passenger south on the Jefferson for Seattle.
 Mrs. Raymond of Dawson, return ed 70 the north from a trip to the states on the Princess Sophia this morning. ..
 P, II. Lacy, who will be purser on one of the new Atlin Lake steam CTS this summer returned north on the Sophia this morning.
 Mrs. Goebel and two daughters of Whltehorse, returned from trip to Seattle where they have spent the past several weeks.
 J. Rose, master mechanic for the White Pass at Whitehorse, ac- companied by Mrs. Rose arrived on the Sophia from a trip to the the states.
 R. P. Shaw and wife of Dawson were passengers for Victoria on the Jefferson last night. MT. Shaw | is connected with the Yukon Gold Mining Company.
 Al Stewart, painter for the w. P. & Y. R., at Whitehorse, ar rived on the Sophia, enroute to the City by the Rapids where he will take up his summers work.
 Advice was received a few days ago by Louis Shortridge of Haines that his sister, who was formerly Mrs. Ben Moore, had died in Vic tori on Monday, February 19.
 The Princess Sophia arrived in port at 8:3O a. m. with 32 pass engers and 50 tons of freight, s head of horses for Louis Schultze' o' Atlin. She will sail south at ' o'clock sharp tonight.
 Town Marshal Page. U. S. De- putty Marshal Frank Cook, Tom Manson, Eddie Barry, J. N. Han son, Fred Fonzo, William Simes and tive other passengers sailed on the Jefferson for Juneau.
 Mrs. Thomas Machell of Atlin, arrived in skagway on last nights train and will sail for the south on the Princess Sophia. She will return north in the early spring in time to return home over the last ice.
 Capt. Bell, of the R. N. W. M. Police, with headquarters at White horse, arrived in Skagway on the Soulla this morning after a flying trip to Vancouver. He will con- thu; or over the hill on the first train.
 F. F. w. Lowle, general Alaska I agent for the c. P. R., with head quarters in Juneau, arrived in town on the Jefferson last night and will make a trip to Whitehorse and possibly Atlin before he returns to Juneau.
 Tho Alaska s. s. Company's s steamer Jefferson arrived in this harbor last night at o'clock and sailed for the south at 6:1O o'clock.
 She had small cargo for Skag- way and several days mail togeth- CT with a small passenger list.
 Joseph Salvatore, prominent mer- chant of Whitehorse. returned to skagway on the Sophia, enroute to his home. Mr. Salvatore states that notwithstanding the report that his son had been killed at the front' he has been assured from Ottawa that his son is still alive and val iantly fighting for his country.
 Mrs. John James of Klukwan' mother of Mrs. Henry Phillips Of this city, died on February 18th after an exceedingly short illness. The remains were taken to Kluk- wan and buried alongside of those Of a brother and two sons in the old Native burial ground overlook ing ttp mighty Chilkat river.
 Mrs. George LaBounty and httle son. arrived in Skagway 1roh