Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-17

ITnGSI 1leGIll itAA iil 4llc HUH ittul Tuesday morning for Hadley.
 Monday evening the Tonka cannery had up 22, ,000 cases of salmon.
 The Mount Royal will probably be here about the 25th to go up the river.
 United States Marshal Shoup was a passenger down on the Humboldt
 We learn that number of men are wanted at Sulzer and Copper Mountain.
 C.P. Cole ard Oscar Carlson are put ting new sills under Healy's store build ing.
 That new sign in front of the Wran gell Drug Store is two weeks old, but is a good one.
 Mayor George Irvine, of Ketchikan. was a passenger on the Humboldt on his way to Juneau.
 Peter Mckay came down from Juneau on the Seattle. Peter says Juneau is good tplace, but Wraneell is better one.
 George Card, wife and helpers were in from the logging camp on Brush Hand, last sunday. They are getting on hne'
 Mir. NJ E. Rosenthal, who has been SO fly. we are pleased to report as greatly improved and able to be out again
 Messrs. H. J. Powers and David II. Ryan, of Seattle, are here waiting for the Mount Royal, to go up the Stikine.
 Dr. John Steiner came down from Douglas last week, had Ole Johnson build him boat, and he is off for the mines.
 Several of the children are having a rough time with the whooping cough. Keep the little folks from catching cold, and they'll pull through all right
 The new Indian school building has been enclosed and the contractors are about ready to let 'er rain, as it seems disposed to do, since it has started in.
 The Ragnhild. Capt I. M. Hoistad, is of on another trip To Coal HaTb3r, on the main land across from the Aleutian Islands. She will n5. be gone long, however.
 Tp to Saturday last the Barnes can nery at Lake Bay lad up little over S,000 eases. They are working for l5,- 41o cases and will Very probably make il, all right.
 I'a recent warm rains have brought out the flower gardens beautifully. \ bouquet of paAlais, sweet Peas and utL. CT posits from the gasden oi lir,. L. j. Cole attests this fact.
 Nessrs. V. D. Grant, L. C, Patenaude and G, Y. Carson Welt to Pat Greek. fishing, Monday. and that they had good luck is evidenced ill inc fact that they say nothing but saw wood
 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Waters will leave in a few daEs for Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Waters has been ailing for some weeks, and in order to bring her relief an operation has been decided upon and it is f1r this purpose the trip will be ma, ..
 That fox skin r)he that has been hul Q at the uoor of-the St. Michael Trading Co.'S store so often, has gone to Cincin- natti, having been purchased by tour ist. The same gentleman also took case of Pillar Bay salmon. , The customs force seem to have taken q tumble to themselves. \ few weeks ago deputy collector Holt. of Sitka, pass ed through here with I fair young bride, and few days later collector Hobart followed suit, and is now at his real home in Juneau.
 The Secretary of tLe Treasury now has on hand $4o 900 to the credit of the Alaska road commission. When it comes to paying salaries, office expenses and the building Of roads, this amount will last like the iar-famei snoWball in hades. : -Douglas Island News.
 TuAYKs.-''Editor A. Y. R. Snyder, of the Wrangell sentinel, $ in the city. The gentleman t one of the leading Wri ters connected with newspaper work in , Alaska, and his vigorous pen has done . much to promote tA. best interests of this district. .'-Juneau Disl tch, 3A. } Tp to the fore part of last week the ] Tonka cannerv had up 18,0G0 cases of salmon, and the fish were coming rapid- lv Mr. Griffith, president of the ?. C. & \. Pkg. Co.,, recently came out from ? Minnesota to visit the Company's prop erty at Tonka and Petersburg. He is well pleased with Alaska.
 Mir. r. II. Green, of San Francisco, } president of the \. P. T. d Pkg. Co.,, ar l rived at Wrangell last week few hours : late to catch the Peerless for klawack to visit the companys cannery. Friday the company's trim little steamer 'kla- 5 wack,' Capt. Roy Cole, master, arrived nj from the West Coast and left at once , with MT. Green, for hlaWack.
 Mir. Griffith, president of the P. C 6s l \. Pkg. Co.,, and son, were passengers ) on the Humboldt, Tuesday morning, on their return home to Minneapolis, Minn. Mr Griffith is well pleased with the company's properties at Tonka and Pe- tersburg, and says they will make a good town of Petersburg. The gentlemen were callers at sESIISEL office and left , an order for the paper to their address.
 Congressman W. F. Humphreys, of , Seattle, writes president Mccormack of : the Chamber of Commerce as follows , Copy of resolutions passed by your I honorable body relative to the improve ment of Dry Straits" received. beg to assure you that ] will do everything Q can to assist you to get survey for the : purpose of this improvement. Our city ;. is very much interested ill anything that ] will benefit Alaska"
 Mir. P Butler. president of the Coro.