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YUKON BRINGS
36 RETURNING
j LOCALPERSONS
Steamer Leaves for West
ward at 8 o’Clock
Last Night
—
| Alaska Line steamer Yukon, Capt.
I C. A. Glasscock, in port at 3 o'clock
I yesterday afternoon brought the fol
• lowing persons to the Capital City
! from Seattle: H. L. Adams, Zora
Brown, Mr, and Mxs. E. M. Doug
j las, John Douglas, Nora Ann Doug
[ las, Guy Gaudett, Mrs. M. Lavery,
i Elizabeth Leckenby, Helen Lori
mer. *
F. N. McDonald, Jean Monagle.
| Mi's. J. P. Monagle, John Monagle,
j Jr., C. J. Nobmann, H. Okerlund.
j Mis. J. E. Okerlund, L. T O’Neill,
: Mrs A Schaefer, Mrs M. Sheridan,
Mrs. Harold Stroup, Mary Stroup,
j Rcnald Stroup, Cecilia Tibodeau,
i Dorothy Thibodeau. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Tribodeau, Kenny Thibodeau,
Rob Thibodeau.
Florence /Welsh, Mrs. H. Wend
ling, Mary Margaret Wendling,
David Andrews, E. M. Ballinger,
Ray Cruden.
The following passengers left on
the Yukon for Westward points at
8 o’clock:
Valdez—H. B. Humphrey, Aileen
Karinen, Mrs. K. Karinen, Fran
ces Karinen, Berry Randall, Ed De
laney, Mr. and Mrs. George Greg
eroff, K. B. Geill, J. B. Warrack,
W. W. Allman, Stanley Nichols, J.
O Winter
Far Seward—Mrs. C. Ives, C. P.
Knowles, J. Besselof, H. D. Mead.
Mona Graves, F. Granich, Frank
Cashel, K. T. Dunne, Stanley Hill,
D. Wahto, T. Lemkan, F. C. Bal
lard. F. V. Russell, K. V. Corliss,
Geojfee Hendrickson, Joe Wilson,
Mrs. H. Webb. Mrs. A. Clarkson,
Mrs. Joe Sheldon, F. Edna Raynor,
S. C. Raynor, Frank Cooper. Jean
Reekie, Mrs. Paul March, Mrs. W.
Culver, Carl Edman, M. C. Fletch
er.
For Cordova—Bill Secor.
