Alaska sentinel., 1905-09-07

AAuASNdS sol NStSHlAsan- Sing Lee says he wants to sell his whole cheese" Read advertisement.
 Miss Georgia Cook returned from Tele- graph Creek on the Mount Royal. :. Miss Mary Mclean arrived on the Hum boldt 10 teach the Native school.
 After an absence of several weeks, MT. l. Frohman returned on the Humboldt.
 George Card and wife were over from their logging camp saturday and Sunday.
 The Ketchikan Journal says that the salmbn pack at the Loring cannery will be 76,000.
 camp, Sunday, to register a boom Of 200, 900 feet of good logs.
 J. F. Collins is the procd possessor of a fine new shotgun-a present from MeSSrs. Babcock and Secoe.
 Dr. John Steiner, after doing some devel- opment work on his Basin claims, returned to Douglas last week.
 The Jefferson made the last trip to Seattle and return in six days and seventeen hours. That's pretty good running.
 A communication from Mayor Jenson on the question of water works, is gnayoidably crowded oyer to next week.
 Mrs. Case is able to be about again. She desires to thank the ladies who were so kind to her during her recent illness.
 W D Grant, L c Patenaude, Ed Weller, Capt Johnson and Harry Gatley enjoyed a a great day with the trout Monday.
 Postmaster Worden has copy of the laws on Forest Reserves that is mighty handy little book in these parts, just now,
 Messrs Jury and Hills didn't leave on the Princess May for Seattle, last week, but took the Dolphin. The P. NJ. didn't come in on her down trip.
 Fred E. Wright, of the |. s. Geological department, has been in town portion of the past week, looking into matters in con. nection with his work.
 Henry Strasser has been building the walks and leyeling of the grounds around the new school building, which means that it is done in ship shape.
 Councilman Coulter is one of numerous nimrods at this place, and Saturday raised fairly good subscription to repair the Hun ters Rest over on the tats.
 The steamer Mabel brought J. A. Mason and family into town from Union Bay, Sun day ...st. MT. Mason said they were letting up fine pack of good !.sh.
 The Lake Bay cannery people have filled all the cans they had and have shut down, after getting up 15,e15 cases. The Antelope and her people, who have been fishing out there, have returned home.
 Owners of claims in the Basin Mining sec tion are coming into town, and the samples of gold-bearng quartz they are bringing out adds new faith in the belief that that will be great mining belt some day.
 Wonder if the teachers of the Wrangell schools are able to teach agriculture in its minutest detail?" That's what our ex-offi- cio Supt. of Public Instruction told Us last spring they must be able to do.
 The Humboldt was pretty badly shaken up by striking big iceberg, about two hrs run from Douglas, on her up trip. No fur ther damage than bruising her nose and frightening her passengers, however.
 Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Young came over from Shakan last week and spent day or two in town, greeting their many old friends. Mr. Young reported everything prosperous on the West Coast. It seemed natural to see this genial couple on our streets.
 Those who wish to get nursery stock Of any kind have good chance now. George
 
 and trees grown at the Quaker Nursery If Salem, Oregon, from where they can be sent in absolute safety. Order now.
 Fishermen say that this season has been poor one for the business. Owing to the Wrangell cannery nor running. there were more fishermen and the prices have not been nearly so good as heretofore. Thi, nat urally works hardship on the boys.
 The Princes Beatrice came into this port Saturday night and brought Mir. Hanbury of London, England for his annual hunt up the Stikine River. Mir. Hanbury is one of the Thibe. Greek Mining G.. Operating placer mines on fAibet Creek, |. C.
 4 JaFanese man and woman arrived here Friday morning anl Saturday evening gave moving picture show at the dining room of the mill companys mess house, and had a good audience. The mill company fur. nished them lights, the voltage Of the Elec- tric Light Co.'S dynamo being too high.
 Mir. Harry Brice came up from Ketchikan on the City of Seattle last week and spent several days visiting relatives and friends in his old home town. Harry says the mine in which he is interested down tho country is getting better all the time; and we're all glad to hear it. Mrs. Brice is visiting below.
 Many Wrangellites remember with kind ly remembrance NIT. John Raber, who con- ducted barber business here two years ago. Well, John has tired of single bles- sednessn and last week was united in mar riage with Mrs. Alice Beebe, at Ketchikan. The SENTINEL extends to Mr. and Mrs. Ra- ter it's warmeSt congratulations.
 A little less than year ago Guy Y. Car son bought the store and business of J. c. Grant. After conducting the business sue cessfuliy, he has sold out to Lauros R. Mil ligan. who took charge on the 1st inst. MT. Milligan is young man of good business ability. and having many friends. is certain to succeed.
 While thanking the people of wrangell for their very liberal patronage during the time have been in business in the town, I would respectfully ask those who are in- debted to me to come forward ard make settlement. Having sold out, I desire to have al accounts settled at once.
 G. V. CARSON.
 The steamer Ragnhild, Capt. l. M. Hof- stad, went to Juneau, last week. She had