Charles F. Flory and wife, Wallis
S. George, M. E. Tippets and wife,
Jene Tippets, Miss Edna SchiebaL
princess' norah
0FFF0RS0UTH
THIS MORNING
I _ j
The Princess Norah, Capt. A. H.
Rippon, Commander, and A. N
| Taylor, Purser, docked here on
the way south from Lynn Canal
ports at 5 o'clock this morning
and sailed at 9 o'clock.
Leaving for the south on the
] Canadian Pacific steamer were: M.
' A. Tenney, P. F. McLaughlin, R. W.
Midget and J. Lubuschil.
Four round trip tourists made
the nortrern cruise on the Prin±
cess Norah and the sailing houfr
was delayed an hour to give the:J
an opportunity to look around ia
Juneau this morning.
NINE HALIBUTERS
SELL AT SEATTLE
SEATTLE. May 18.—Nine schoon-j
ers arrived here today from the1
halibut banks and sold their catch-*
es as -follows:
From the western banks—Yaku- j
tat with 32,000 pounds. Western
with 24.000 pounds, both selling for,
-611 and 4 Vi cents a pound; Excel
No. 2 with 22,000 pounds, selling
for 6 and 4 ‘i cents.
From the local banks—Republic i
with 25,000, selling for 6 and 4 ■£.
cents; Harding with 8,000 pounds,
Eleanora with 10.000 pounds, Pearl
with 3,000 pounds, Woodrow with
5.000 pounds, all selling for 7 and
4'.- cents a pound; Blanco with
18.000 pounds selling for 6 , and
14V-. cents a pound.
