Passengers for Juneau arriving
on the vessel were: Gladys Abel,
John B. Covington, Otto Doring,
Frank Gilchrest, Lynn Greene, Ebba
Kirk, W. M. Link, Mr. and Mrs.
Rich McCafferty, Mrs. Glenn Oakes,
Patsy Oakes, J. F. West, H. H. Wil
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knight,
N. A. McEachran.
alicehasTo
BOUND SOUTH
THIS MORNING
Canadian Pacific Steamer
Arrives from Skagway
at 5:30, Sails at 8
Canadian Pacific steamer Prin
cess Alice arrived at the Pacific
Coast dock at 5:30 this morning and
left for Vancouver at 8 o’clock with
the following passengers: Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Smith, Miss K. Smith,
George Curtaz, F. McKinnon, Miss
H. Singleton, Mrs. V. M. Carrigan,
Miss B. Easton, E. J. Gill. A. Gow.
Miss McCormack, George Troy
chak, William Barrough, John Hor
gan. John Angvik. Dave Browne,
H. M. Larson, Martin Brandall, Pet
er Sandes, Miss H. Reinikka. \
CHARLOTTE IN
PORT.-REMANIS i
HERE 11 HOURS
Steamer Has 250 Tourists
Aboard—Four Local Pas
sengers Land Here
To make a stay of 11 hours in
port, Canadian Pacfic steamer
Princess Charlotte, loaded with
tourists, arrived this afternoon and
is scheduled to sail at midnight for
Skagway, returning southbound at
8 o’clock next Friday morning.
The Princess Charlotte has one
farmer tour party aboard number
ing 150 members and all are mak
ing the trip to the glacier via the
Farthest North Gray Line busses.
There are also about 100 other
tourists aboard, the majority of
them making the glacier trip.
I Passengers aboard the Princess
' Charlotte booked for Juneau in
! eluded Ovor Phillips, Miss C. Hal
vorsen. Mrs. Earl Lewis and Ro
land Wuriter.
Lode and placer location notices
for sale at The Empire office.
