The Ketchikan miner., 1907-09-28
KETCHIKAN
Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days TerseIy
 Told.
tFrom Tuesdays Lailyl

Ross, Conrad, Louis Marret and Ere, Meyne, Dawson, are at the Revilla.
 B. B. Yielding, manager of the Nj black mine, is in town on business to day.
 Bishop Rowe, wife and son wer, south bound passengers on the Cottag, City this morning. Mrs. Rowe zoe to California for the winter; the bish op is enroute to the general conven tion soon to assemble at Richmond Virginia.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Ryus returne, this morning on the Cottage Cit, from visit to their daughter ant son-in-law at Wrangell, whom the, found happily and comfortably settled in their new home.
 The following jurors have beer drawn to serve at the ketchikan tern of the federal court: Grand Jurors
 Skagway-H. NJ. Wallack, H. Si mon. H. c. Nolf, c. E. Shelby, C. Williams, Charles Cartwright, Le. Gault, R. E. Kirmse and c. Hayward Juneau-H. T. Rapp and J. B. Caro- Haines-Thomas Dodson and E. V Chamberlain.
 Ketchikan-E. NJ. Norton, H. N Bauer and Gus Groot. Killisnoo-Peter Peterson and Johr H. Zevanoff.
 Douglas-Julius Jensen.
 Hadley-Martin Bugge.
 Loring-Fred Patching, c. w Tickert.
 Petit Jurors
 Juneau-Peter Helm, Neil Ward, John Olds, J. D. Steinback, L. V. Winter and J. ". Rummel.
 Skagway-Phil Abrams, James Ken. nedy, ". L. Williams, W. J. Bledso, s. Fl. Yoeman, T. Burns and F. Web. ster.
 Ketchikan-J. F. Moley, c. L. Si- mons, E. E. Williams, L. Blotchett, c. H. Hunter, J. D. Stedman, J. E. Clarke.
 Haines-John Peterson, s. J. Weitz. man, W. J. Grant, H. H. McClane, Conrad Taylor, J. P. Lindsay.
 Sitka-John Kazanoff, J. F. Camp he'll. l., KaSheyaroff
 Amalga-Bart Thane.
 Douglas-Victor Spaulding. H. Ber- ry, C. Rudie.
 Kasaan-U. s. Rush, Ed. McGann.
 Hadley-J. H. Faulkner.
 Killisnoo-F. P. Oaks.
 Dolomi-A. Dunton.
 (From Wednesday s Daily
 Henry Imhoff and James Nicholson, the latter from Seattle, were arrivals at the Stedman last evening on the Princess May.
 The Alert went to Niblack, Dolomi, and other points on Prince of Wales, this morning, taking number of pas sengers and ali the freight .she could stow.
 The Novelty got away last night at 9 o'clock with her tow of 215, GOO feet of lumber and sawn timber for Excur- sion inlet. She will have another triE to make with smiiar tow to com plete the order for delivery at the same place.
 The big ship Transit, of the new British Coast Steamship line, put ir her first appearance .here last night, and is now discharging 200 tons of coa at the Union wharf. She came direct from Vancouver, and did not stop al Nobles, her cargo for that place, all except l5 tons of powder, having fail cd to materialize. She goes from here to Ounalaska with 2OOO tons of coal fol the Alaska Commercial company, dis. charging which she will return here for orders. She will go out by va, of Cape Cbacon, and will probably be gone eighteen or twenty days. Joseph K. Smith, the manager, of the com. pany, at one time resident of Ketch. ikan. and who is well known here came up on the ship, and will probab- ly remain here until her return iron Ounalaska, making arrangements foi cargo Of ore to British Columbia smelters, and investigating the possi. bilities for future business.
 Capt. Sayles is livening up the Maii street front of the Elite skating rink with coat or two of bright greer paint. which very much improves it' outward appearance. With the added interior improvements and adjuncts hs has made the place one of the most pop ular resorts in town, and The Miner i' pleased to be informed is reaping ths reward due to enterprise such as his Burglary. seems that Ketchikar is harboring in her midst at least ont rather daring burglar, unless indeed he has succeeded in making himsel scarce within the last dozen hours Last evening, between the hours 0 ! five and six, some light fingered gen tleman entered the office of D. Smitl Harris, making use of a skeleton ke, to effect an entrance, and carried Of a locked metal box. containing th,