The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-16
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] HldH, drrlFeu neFe on the ubON affer an extended tip 10 the wes-
 ward and interior.
 Elmer Jackson. brother of salim i Jackson of Juneau. is ill Junaau l for visit He has been to the l westward for about three years, and will remain here for aboit
 two weeks before going to Seattle. l Baftley Howard of Anchorag .
 candidate for the Republican norl-
 nation for Delegate to Cor srns;,
 left on the Yukon for ksschikan Wilma Bazant, popular violin ist who has been in Juneau for the last week, Jeff on the Yukon
 for Eetchilan, accompanied by her mother.
 Charles Ottssen. Tunter Bay
 mining man, left on the Yukon for Seattle on a business trip in
 connection with the development
 Of his property.
 G. Aarons, president of Fais-
 banks dredging compiny operat- ing on the Fairbanks River, pass.
 ed through here on the Yukon. l Among the through passengers
 on the Yukon was A. Neriana.
 Fairbanks merchant and formar l speaker of the Territorial House
 of Representatives
 E. H. Bartholf, Willow Creek
 mining man, Is on the Yukon
 boand for visit to the outside. Several mining men from tho Kuskokwim district are on tho steamer Yukon. They are ]. K.
 Cwordy, R. T. Hirsh. L. B. Wai-
 bridge and C. AssmussSn.
 James E. Ryder. Fairbanks at-
 torney and secretary Of the Chan.
 Der of Commerce .herc. was q
 visitor in Juneau last night whlie the Yukon was in port. ! q. B Stevens and Mrs Steven are on the Yukon bound for the States. MT. Stevens was former-
 ly Deputy U. s. Marahal- al Fair i hanks.
 E. F. Heintzleman. Assi5tant District Forester. left on the fr, Lon for Ketchikan on a shor: business trip. He will return here early next week.
 1 Gov. George A. Parks was ar outbound passenger on the Yukon en his annual trip 10 Wash'ngton D. c. He will visit in Seattle for a few days and on the way Ca j;
 will spend several days in Den yer Colo, with his parsnts. Charles H. Flo.y. District Fors ester, is on the Yukon enrouse C Washington, D. C., for conssT. ences.
 After taking a Ketchikan prisor.
 CT to McNeil Island, WilliaW Garster. Deputy U. s. Marshal, returned here on the Alaska W. H.. Bacon, fox farmer, Was an arrival from Seattle or the steamer Alaska.
 1iLitCs 1OfuoiSbi, iISdl iiS& . chant, who has been in Seattle on business for the last week and one-half, returned on the Alaska. Returning from months trip to the States, w. c. Maeser, own CT of a fox farm at Point Ellis. came to Juneau on the Alaska. One of the Cordova-bound pas sengers on the Alaska was r. B. i Tracy, General Agent of the Alas ka Steamship Company at Seattle Mrs. l.. Widing of Kennecott passed through here on the Alas ka after a trip to the outside. Mrs. E. ]. Kunz. wife of tho former freight clerk on the Alas ka, is making trip to Seward on the steamer.
 Mrs. Anna Nj. Cook is through passenger on the Alaska, bound for Anchorage. Her husband is telegraph operator there on the Alaska Railroad.
 After asvacation trip to the States, Mrs. J. Buckley, wife of |the U. s. Marshal at Fairbanks, is returning to the interior by way of Seward ion the Alaska w. w. Batcheller, Sam Guyot and J. w. Gucker, travelling men. arrived in Juneau on the steam CT Alaska.
 D. Gallagher and wife returned here on tue Alaska from [ few xeeks' absence during w1ich tine