Alaska sentinel., 1905-05-18

7 Fllsr IT, Y. NbIlp pDth N"o HUI at dll well last week.
 The fire laddies were out for drill 1 Thursday evening.
 E. N. Callahan is at home again, and has been out trapping.
 Who lost skeleton door key? One was picked up and left at this office.
 Some mighty fine King salmon have come into this market the past week.
 JB Kuhn and " C Dort and wife are here on their way up the river to hunt for gold
 Allan Stewart came in on the Clatawa Saturday, from his Conclusion Island 1 fox ranch.
 Horace Cummins came over from sha- kan on the Clatawa, after repairs for their engine.
 Mrs. Boyd Young came over from Shakan and spent Sunday in town, re- turning on the ClataYa, Monday.
 NIT. A. G. Overacker, an old typo, &C., comp panies the Fl Capitan party, and of course paid his respects to the SENTINEL.
 Captain Edwin Hofstad came up on the Cottage City to spend few days with his family before starting to the westward.
 Steamboatmen can get Negotiations in Case of Fire,' at the SENTINEL office. It Is said the laws require these to be on all steam vessels.
 Manager E. II. Lyons authorizes the l SENTINEL to state that the Electric Light plant will shut down June 1st, for a couple of months.
 Now let Ter rain. The new school house is under roof, the gardens are mostly planted, and the skunk cabbage needs moisture.
 Charley Hooker and P. J. Gilmore, two jolly boys of the road, arrived on the Cottage, and have been doing busi- ness with our merchants.
 C. E. Weber is genius that many young lady might be proud to capture. He is making a perfect little palace out of that house on the alley.
 c. P. Cole is at work on a good, ser viceable launch for Dr. F. l. Green, the motive power of which, we understand, will be a Smalley gasoline engine.
 pr. II. C DeNighne is moving his of- flee to tue lower room in the building l one door east of W. (. Waters residence, which he has fixed up very cozily.
 Messrs. F. F. smith, A. Hollenb-ck and Chief Kinney have bought the Cole steam logging outfit, and are getting ready for business in dead earnest.
 The Seaolin came down after a boom of logs for James Douglas saw mill, last week. Mr. R. J. & Bethell came down on her and will return on the Nigilant
 George Card has bought the old mill pile-driyer engine to use for logging, and says when he gets her fixed up he'll have about the bes.z.aachine on the job.
 Mr. W. A. Jackson and son, of Dallas, 1 Oregon, arrived up on the Dolphin Cn their way to the interior, where Ar J. has two brothers interested in mining.
 Mrs. Jim Hansen and her family of 1 five children left on the Cottage City for Juneau, where she will make her home. Mr. Hansen is presumed to be some- where in Washington.
 J. F. Collins pile driver was taken to l Lake Bay, by the steamer Alaska, Mon day, to drive piling for new wharf. F H Lyons went along as engineer on the driver, and to boss the job.
 We are requested to state that meet ing will be held at the custom house, at make arrangements for proper obsery- ance of Memorial Day.
 The Farallon came in here on her way 1 down and took aboard boat and two scows for the American portion of the international boundary survey party that will operate near Ketchikan, this | season,
 Messrs. w D Grant, W c Irish, Harry Raymond, L c Patenaude and Brigham Grant, chartered Capt. Orr and his Ciat- ava, Sunday, and went down to Pats | Creek, fishing, meeting with fairly good success.
 \ party of twelve of the Canadian survey party, with 4. J. Brabazon as chief, came in on the Princess May, Sun day, for the purpose of completing the work begun last year on the information al boundary, up the river.
 Frank and George Sylvester, ,who have been attending the Chemawa, Oregon, Indian school, reached home on the Cottage City. Frank, the elder ef the two, is a very sick hoy-so much so that il is thought he cannot live long.
 Mr. F. F. Noble came up from ketch- ikan, Saturday, having been one of the main witnesses ill the Ball case. Mr Noble will become a iull-nedged Wran- sellite, and follow his oceupation-that of carpenter and joiner.
 Frank Calbreath and Mrs. Chas. Reid came up on the Cottage and are now waiting for a boat up the river to carry them home to Telegraph Creek. aIr. . GallBreath brought among other things from below B head of horses and a ] InllIa fnr his naai, train.