The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-08
Local Notes

Cooper, incoming passengers on the Princess Royal, are taking the places left vacant by the resiEnauons Of Miss Jones and Miss O'Eeefe at the White Pass hospital.
 Mir. Edward Kane who was on the Daily Alaskan stan for few weeks, left SEagway for Juneau on the last Eslebeth.
 Mrs. c. E. Webster, who accom- panied her sister. Mrs. W. Drury was a round rrinper on the Princess Royal,
 pr. A W. valeEs and the two uurosas who will have charge Of the work at the White Pass hospital came in on the Royal They will be on duty at the hospital from now on. They all come from Vancouver. B. c.
 Miss Jones and Miss O'Eeefe. who have been in charge Of the nursing lat the White Pass hospital for the summer. are leaving SkaEway for .the south on the Princess Royal
 MT. J. J. O'Nell came in on the City of Seattle and is registered al the PuIcn House.
 Mrs. Sarah Wilson and Mrs. H. D. .SteJsou. sisters from Tacoma, Wash. are guests at the Puuen House. they having come north on the City of Seattle.
 work in that region. He will sail south on the Princess Royal
 MT. T. Dahl. city passenger agent .or the CP.B. lines in San Francisco. lis making the round trip on tic Princess Royal MT. Dahl is taxing the trip 70 Bennett with about thir- ty others today.
 William Drury of the firm Of Tay- .lor and Drury. Whitehorse, came to .Skagway on the train Tuesday night .ro meet Mrs. Drury and his two children. who came in on the Prime less Royal They left for W-hireho-se .thfs morning.
 Miss r. N. F. Lapham of Nancou- .var was a passenger on the Royal .uorthbound Miss Lapham planned Ito return on the Royal but after |raachsag here was so pleased 10 find .condt#ons as they are that she is |stayfng over until the return of the |Eoyal
 l Charles P. Williams of Mansfield lis stopping ar the Golden North and |wrh him is Net P. Willis, also Of Mansfield. O. They came in on the .Ctry of Seattle
 1 Mr. G. E. Cofcy. resident manar- |er of the Yukon Gold c. was an lin coming passenger on the Princess Royal and is bound for Dawson. his headquarters. Nr. Cofey is a guest lat tha Golden North. In speaking Of .the work at the Mayo mines Mr. #CoTey was very optimistic. The shipment of three thousand tons of lore this spring and summer was an 'euure success. and the ore is now in San Francisco at the Selbia Smelt5-. .Ir is expected that double that size shipment will be made the coming .sn-.rE There is every reason for . .e0eourasame-t in the work at Mayo land with the T-eadweu interest fu- e~easrE their work will mean 8 big .rhtnr for Mayo and interior Yukon. The Yukon Gold people. according 10 Mr. Cooley. plan 10 keen about the same force working as they had last
 year
 CrIo-d A. Evsrori. son of the proprietor of the Rochester hotel o5 Dawson. is on his way to Toronto lr-. Eysroet is a graduate of the
 Dawson high school and is going 10
 attend college ar Toronto.
 N.N. a. W. NaNSlN..a I> an aunt
 of Mr. Eystoci and is going ont with him. Her husband died suddenly last year at Dawson. They had been in business there for many years.
 Mrs. E. F. Miller of Dawson. one .of the owners of the TantaIus coal mine near Ca-macks. is sourhhouu5 on the Princess.
 Col O. B. Perry of New yor6f Was an incoming passe0Eer. on the even- ing train. Col. Perry is general manager Of rhe Yukon God Co. and has been in at Dawson and i-tc~. = points on a tour of inspection gf the