The Ketchikan miner., 1907-07-13
KETCHIKAN
Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days iersely
 Told.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

NUN M c&liN EsSlf-A1 . DAHL
 Mrs Fulton. the laly who had he leg broken by the fall Of the stairway st the baseball grounds while the drilling contest was in progress on the 5th inst. is progressing favorably under the care of Dr. J. L. Myers. The gasolene launch Columbia brought up from Carroll inlet yesser- dsy seven tons of ice for the Hunt Lathrop Ca.
 Capt wyman bought the gasolene launch Pioneer about a week ago. and has put her into commission on Hetts inlet. She will also make weekly trips to ketchikan. except when pre- vented by stress of weather. The gaSolene launch Meta came in last evening from karsa bay with q broken clutch. but bringing about 500 fish for the ketehikan cannery, to which she is under charter. Capt Baranovich does not relate a very cheerful tale of the salmon run in the karta bay section so far this season. He says that the Loring cannery trap Is doing fairly well, but that Capt Connell's floating trap thus far has been complete failure, while the hasaan bay and ketchikan cannerie> are taking comparatively few fish with seines He thinks that present appearances indicate poor fishing season: but it is early yet, and he may he mistaken.
 Alderman Copeland left this morn- ing armed and equipped for hunting expedition 10 the mountain wilds at and around Helm bay.
 The city of Seattle is reported by cable ss having left her home port on her southeastern Alaska run at II o'clock last night
 The steamer Marion arrived over from Hadley last night. having the barge Japan in tow. The latter has on board the large new boiler and electric machinery for the Brown Alaska eompany's mines at Maple hay. which was brought up on the Farallon last week.
 P. J. German. manager of the Ka. saan bay cannery, came orer in his launch Companion last night. and in company with Mr. Rounsfell. of the hetchikan eannery, went to Loring .his morning. supposedly to take coun- sel with Brother Hickman, and if possible devise ways and means for hastening the run of the laggard sal mon.
 Found Himself. Harry Drew. the young man who lost himself iu the forest in the Karta bay vicirity on the 3rd inst, turned mp all right at the Rush and Brown mine loca- ti0n yesterday. It appears that when he made up his mind that he was lost he had crossed the divide be- tween Karts bay and Thorne bay. and concluding he could not be far from water. made his way down the north ern slope to the old saltery on Thorne bay. and thence followed the beach around that and Tolstoi bay and Clar- ence strait to Hadley. He was five days in making the distance, which must be nearly. if not quite. forty miles. during all of which time he was without food. Arriving at Hadley on .he evening of the sth, he rested and fed up until yesterday morning, when he made his way to Mt- Andrew, where he caught the Alert for home. It must have been trying experience for the young man-one he will not care to have repeated.
 Born.-Last night, July g, 1907, to Prof. Bertram G. Mitchell and wife. daughter Mother and child both reported doing as well as could reasonably be expected. Unlike most children this infant appears to have been born with full name-Nargaret