The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-02
brought over number of local pas SengerS.

Arrived Up.-The large new steam whaling ship Tyee, Jr., arrived in this port last night, under temporary command of Capt. E. E. Crockett. by whom she was turned over to Capt. Malcolm Campbell who came here to meet her and assume command. She proceeded, after brief stay on hel way to the whaling station at Murder Cove, south end of Admiralty island where she will at once be put into commission. She was built by the Moran company, Seattle, and is as staunch and thoroughly equipped fol the business in which she will engage as could be desired.
 It is understood that the Dolphin or her arrival down from her present voyage will be laid up for repairs an( a general overhauling, during which time she will be fitted out as an oil burner. It is likewise rumored that she will not return to the southeastern run, but will be replaced early in the spring by a new, more commodious and more elaborately furnished ship. the Farallon taking her place in the meantime.
 The Pacific, which was reported considerably over due yesterday iron her return mail trip to the west coast of Prince of Wales, made this port about 6 o'clock last night none the worse for wear on account of the storms by which she was compelled tc seek shelter until they subsided.
 The steamship Dolphin passed dowr last night, having on board the last of the Guggenheim contingent, from the Klondike region, besides few other passengers, some of whom were for Ketchikan. Her passengers from this place were: V. w. Taylor, the jeweler, who goes to accept lucrative position with a wholesale manufacur- ing house, with headquarters at Seat tie; E. P. Leahy, the electrical engi- neer, and his sister Mrs. Bell, ot Memphis, Tenn. and Geo. Rounsfell who, with Sam Guyot, go as repre- sentatives of Ketchikan Camp No. 20 to the Grand Camp of the Arctic Brotherhood, at Tacoma. She also took away the Chinamen from the cannery here.
 Both Old and New.-Ed J. Will Hams, the old and experienced druggist, who first came to Ketchikan to engage in that line of business, has gone back to his old love, figuratively speaking. He has accepted position with the Ryus Drug company, where he may now be found by his many friends, ready to compound prescrip tions warranted to hit the spot at which they are aimed by the medical fraternity, every time. The Ryus people are to be congratulated on the acquisition of an employe at one and the same time both thoroughly con- potent and popular.
 District Court. The petit jury was excused yesterday until Monday next, at which time the Marencovich mur- der case is set for trial Those of the jury who reside out of town were ex- cused for the balance of the term, and will probably leave for their homes on the Cottage City this afternoon or to- morrow morning.
 The case of Sing Lee vs. Huyu Charlie was taken up this morning and heard in chambers. The Frank Dandy license matter was heard this morning; decision will be rendered later.
 The Budweiser license matter is up this afternoon, the assistant district attorney appearing for the United States, and Mir. Hellenthal for the defense.
 Thos R. Lyons, O. the Juneau bar arrived down last night to look after some matters in the district court He and Mrs. Lyons are quartered at the Stedman.
 The latest arrivals at the hotels are Stedman-C. M. McGrath, T. R. Lyons and wife, Juneau: $. J. Weitzman, St. Louis; D. E. Studler Portland M. J. Stuart, Port Simpson; w. c. Free burn, Mt Andrew W. E. Taylor, L. P. Peterson, Kasaan; Charles w. Wright, Washington, D. G.; Hans Andersen, Andrew Rydjord, Hadley. Revilla-W. A. Kelly, Sitka; James D. Stinebough, Skagway; Jas. Mo- watt. Sulzer.