The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-20

the holidays and return north next month.
 w. A. Mcdonald, from the ChiCka- loon coal mining region, is on the Northwestern for the States on a Wis it. Mr. Mcdonald stated that 50 miners are at work in the coal field but large shift would be operating in the spring.
 D. c. Fairman, organist at the En- Northwestern going to Seattle to 1e absent for six or seven weeks. Mr. Fairman visited Manager Gross of the Coliseum Theatre here, alsa as, sistant manager Pittshmann, while the steamer was in port.
 G. McConaghy and wife are on the Northwestern for Seattle Mr Me Conaghy is connected with the Lady smith mine at Latouche.
 w. Cunningham and wife are go ing to California and are aboard the Northwestern. MT. Cunningham IS chief wharfinger at Anchorage for the Alaskan Engineering Commission.
 J. P. Zeibrart and wife of Anchor. age. are on the Northwestern going to Seattle Mr. Ziebrart operates a dairy at Anchorage and is going South to purchase a new herd of milch cows.
 Mrs. S. o. Casler and baby arc passengers on the Northwestern or their way to Portland for a short visit Mrs Casler is the wife of U S. Deputy Marshal Casler with head quarters at Valdez.
 O. A. Glazier, well known resident of the Cook Inlet district, is on the Northwestern going out for brief vacation and business trip.
 Mrs F. O. Davidson of Kodiak, ii aboard the Northwestern enroute tl the Mayo Brothers institution for { major operation for cancer
 About 75 of the passengers aboar; the Northwestern are from Interior Alaska points, all having come ou over the Government railroad and tht Broad Pass route.
 Sergeant Kirby, now stationed d Valdez in the Signal Corps office has received his appointment as war rant officer and will leave shortly for the States, according to letter ad vices received in Juneau. MT. Kirbj was one of the old time cable opera tors on the cable system at Skagway
 Dr. J. M. Sloan, formerly at Nome and for the past four years at Sew ard, will come to Juneau, probably on the Spokane, for short visit he will locate.
 James Wilson, who has a freight ing contract with the Cache Greet Dredging Company, passed througl Juneau on the Northwestern for Sc attle to purchase twenty head 0 horses to be used in transporting sup plies and mining equipment from Tal keetna to Cache Creek.
 w. D. Gross and wife have moved from their apartments over the Coll scum Theatre to their new home the Wettrick house, on Distin Ave nue.
 c. Kenneth Smullen, travelling fo the Ingersoll Rand Company, is reg istered at the Zynda Hotel. having returned from a trip to the West ward on the Northwestern.
 Nellie Cashman, one of the bes known sourdough women in Alaska arrived on the Northwestern las Saturday night and will remain 1T Juneau for some time on visit.
 At the Zynda
 E. NJ Murphy. H. B. Saug, and c Kenneth Smullen.
 At the Circle City
 Harry Gilcrist, P. F. Mclaughlin Pete Jensen. James Golding, JohT Forsman. A. G. Crate, John Olson C. J. Newman and Lee Rox.
 At the Gastineau
 A. F. Carmony, B. Svenson. Der Barry. C. F. Harding. J. R. Moore II. H. Drake. c. s. Crider, James Anderson Sam Molanos, T. E Hart man. F. Strom, w. T. Tolch. Gus Erickson. p. Nordstrom. P. F. Holly wood, R. B. Gundholm.
 At the Alaskan
 Hehman Schilling. Paul Devism N. B. Running. Harper Brothers. An drew Harm, Pete Garnero, Pete Lucy