The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-28
PRINCESS SOPHIA TOMB FOR MANY
K. TSUZI. JOE VITE. G. w. WARES. E. A. WENDT. THOMAS WISHART. B. WIRGLE.
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF MISSING

I J. F. Kelly. Believed to be a prominent road house man from the Circle district.
 Mrs. F. Beaton and two children. Mrs. Beaton is said to be the wife of the discoverer of the Iditarod dig gings.
 Mrs. Al. Winchell, Iditarod. Her husband is an employee of the Yu- kon Gold company.
 J. F. Pugh. Collector of customs for Alaska. located at Juneau. Mir. Pugh made a trip to Fairbanks dur ing the past summer, and was well known here.
 Capt. John Green and wife. Capt. Green was the popular master of the steamer Yukon, and known and liked by everyone in the North. He was a brother of Capt. Geo. A. Green, of the steamer Reliance.
 Bill Scouse. A pioneer of the Daw- son country and said to be the man who hoisted the first bucket of pay from the famous Eldorado creek.
 E. s. Ironside and his mother, Mrs. M Ironside. MT. Ironside was the collector of customs at Dawson.
 Mrs. c. J. VifQuain and child. Wife and daughter of Charley Vifquain, as sistant general agent of the White Pass rOute at Dawson
 MT. and Mrs. A. D. Pinska. Mike" Pinska, of Pinska's store at Daw- son. A brother of Martin A. Pin. ska of Fairbanks.
 William O'Brien, wife and five chil. dren. MT. O'Brien was a member of the Yukon council and a prominent Dawsonite.-
 - John Zaccerelli. We'll known candy and fruit merchant of Dawson.
 Sam Henry and wife. MT. Henry was prominent Dawson merchant merchant.
 Jack Chisholm and wife. MT. Chs- holm was a noted logger of the Daw- son district.
 M. s. Eads and wife. Murray Eads an old-time hotel man of Dawson, and in the early days of the Klondike he ran a saloon and vaudeville show. I U. G. Myers. Formerly U. $. com missioner and customs broker at Eagle.
 Joe Abelson. Ruby merchant
 H. M. Bridges and wife. Dawson. Harry Bridges formerly a waiter in the Arcade restaurant here.
 Chas. Chanquist. Hotel man at Panama.
 Sam Chanquist. Panama.
 Jas. Duboise. Merchant of Eagle.
 s. M. Dalby. Ruby.
 H. E. Hardin. Henry Hardin, broth. CT of Chas. Hardin of Fairbanks. Il c. Knutson. Hot Springs miner. i J. c. Nichols. Miner of Livengood and Dome. F. E. Soule. Iditarod. A partner of Ira Wood. Formerly the firm of Soule and Wood, Fairbanks.
 Mrs. J. E. Segbers. Wife of Joe Segbers, Dawson saw mill man. l. LaBrie. Member of the signal corps. "A. w. Mcqueen. Member of the signal corps. Marie Colombra. A resident of Hot Springs. Thos. Hennessey. Miner from Can. dle creek district.
 R. M. Hall. Manager Alaska Wire less Telegraph Go. Iditarod. c. F. Mayhood. Ruby merchant. Formerly in business at Fairbanks. w. L. Leber. Hot Springs miner. Tom McMahon. Flat creek mer- chant.
 A. s. Bourne. Formerly bookkeep. CT of N. c. Co.,, Iditarod.
 o. A. Gidlund. Miner from Ruby. Formerly of Dome creek. , Tom Wishart. Flat creek miner. A. V. Anthony. Resident of Ne. mana.
 w. Murphy. Resident of Nenana T. Joe Vite. Resident of Nenana. F w. F. Shaw. Resident of Nenana !. P. McCaskey. Hot Springs. The H. Rutherford mentioned in the list is not Harley Rutherford of Fairbanks, as word has been received r that he arrived yesterday at Camp |. Lewis with the last bunch of recruits a from Ft. Gibbon, which included Jas !. Gibbs. Edby Davis, and others.
 Officers and Crews of River steamers f Capt. Jack Green-Master Str. Yu D kon.
 w. A. Thompson-Purser Str. Yu e kon.
 Guy M'Crait-Steward Str. Yukon
 Frank White-Mate Str. Yukon. :, Capt. J. P. Douglas-Master Str s Canadian. 7, George Tribe-Steward Str. Cana n dian.