The Ketchikan miner., 1907-07-27
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

. Ou ullo J1HCi9oA 1ti9u III b hb 'S Seattle.
 The genial Harry Raymond, the commercial traveller who always says something when he talks, and b, reason of that fact is not exactly qual flied for the edilorship of q Juneal daily newspaper, as Juneau daily newspapers are now known ant especially distinguished, is in towr interviewing the several branches O trade with which he is identified.
 The big ship Haldis, on her return from the north will diseliarge coal al this port, and go Lsae9 to Sulzel where full cargo el Jumbo ore awaits her coming.
 The tug Vigilant te9ad I scow load of 100 tons of high ataGe orc from the Uncle Sam mine b the Hadley shelter yesterday
 Mrs. A. E. King, of the Sunny Point salmon packing establishment, is in town today, ! guest of the Sted- man.
 J. Cuthbert Weleh and wife arrived over from Coppermount in the Pacific last night. It appears that affairs at that place have been brought to a focus least of all to be desired-ord to cease hoping against hope, and put watchman on guard over every thing.
 Among the passengers on the Santa Rosa, making the round trip, are Capt. W. D. Hofus, of Seattle, Mrs. NJ. E. Marcum and Miss NJ. Marcum, of Cattles burg, Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crog ster and Nr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Brady, son and daughter, of Portland, Oregon. The Miner would like very much to print q list of all the endeavorers with which the large ship is lreighted, but can only spare the space in which the names of old and new friends only who are among the number
 Yesterday was a lively day in steam ship circles, so far as Ketchikan was concerned In the morning we had the Dirigo clearing for ports above, the Santa Rosa, with exeursonists, in the evening, and the City of Seattle, the Princess May, Jefferson and Humboldt south bound.
 H. McCauley, of the Calder marble 9uarries. and H. r. Swift, of the Klawak cannery. Prince of Wales, are registered at the Sted- man.
 The steamship Santa Rosa arrived on schedule time at 6 o'clock last evening, and took her departure fU the north a little after 9, having given her passengers ample time to inspect the town and it's immediate surroundings. She carried a list of no passengers, all tourists making the round trip. Her voyage en- braces a run of J, 322 miles, taking in all points of interest in southeastern Alaska as far as Sitka. On her way down, she will stop at old Kasaan and Metlakahtla, arriving back at Seattle next Saturday.
 Hon. Wm. Sulzer. of \. Y. arrived over from the town which bears his name last night, and wl 90 north on the Dophin, which is expected here some time this evening. He eX- presses himself as being much pleased with prevailing conditions at the mines of the Alaska Industrial com pany, of which he is the father and the moving spirit in the east. His friends here and in the east will be pleased to learn that he Is on the eve of reaping to the full the reward due to the patience and perseverance which he has displayed in bringing the mine of his company, particularly the great Jumbo. with its wealth of mineral, to a stage of profitable pro- luction. He is eminently deserving of the riches that are coming to him.
 Jack Douglas, who has for some years been the boss fisherman for the Sunny Point salting establishment, is soiourning in town while waiting for the tardy salmon to invade the waters of Cholmondeley sound and those adjacent thereto. It is thought that a knowledge of his absence will serve to hasten their movements in that direction.
 FROM SATURDAYS 5 DAILY. CONGRESSMAN SULzER GOING
 NORTH.
 Congressman Sulzer came to Ketch- ikan Thursday night on the steamer Pacific from the West Coast of Prince of Wales island where he has spent two weeks visiting his brother Charles Suzer, and locking over his mining properties.
 At the Hotel Stedman this morning the Congressman said to the represon- tative of this paper: "Ges, 1 had a n ost Cnjoy able visit to the west coast. The trip did nc much good as it alWa , does. It is the greates, d u e healtai9st pace in the world ;