The Ketchikan miner., 1907-12-21

years, more or less, ago. and that he invited the aforesaid relatives and riends to participate yesterday in the ceremony of planting monument to their memory, and the usuual feast or 1 notlach coincident thereto. The mou- lment was accordingly taken over to l Pennoch island in the forenoon, ac- ,ompanied by the invited guests, who 'eturned in due time to the feast pre- l pared for them, at which there was a low of native eloquence, and de- touring of hardtack and apples which very nearly cleaned up the towns sup ply of those commodities, and the yiv- ing away by the host of food and cash in unstinted measure. It is asserted hat the cash donations alone amount ed to between five and six hundred dollars. The festivities were kept up until late hour last night, and not concluded till some of the guests had succeeded in quenchng at least a small pait of their thirst with some thing stronger than the cider contrib ated by the host, Hence the rounding up by the oficers this morning.
 (F'rom Fridays Daily)
 The following persons are reg ster- ad at the Revilla: L. NJ. Howard. seattle; Miss E. Bruhn, Ketchikan; '. ". Silyis, Jas. Smith. Joe Ham, olet, Seattle.
 At the Stedman today are register ed: Wm. Newton, Spokane: E. B Yielding. Nhlack: Clinton Stevens Israel Stevens, NJ. E, Martin, E. steers, ketohkan.
 The bowling contest between the All-Stars and the Bachelors is sehedul- 8 to take place this evening at the bowling alley. This will ba the fast meeting between the two teams this ;eason, and an interesting match may be looked for.
 Arrangements have been completed oy the Ketchikan Steamship company for placing a new boat on the Seattle Hetchikan run in place of the Alaskan shieb was lost on the rock; near Sey- nour narrow. Tae new vessel will make regular runs. beginning January ,, when she will leave Seattle north- hound. This arrdng ,ment is tempor- acg and is made for the convenience 1t shippers. \ soon IS the boat nov osirg built hy Moran Bros. of seattle CT the Ketchihal Steamship s conpan1 ; completed, the regular schedule O aas Alaskan vii be res. me by the company with their new vessel.
 The launch Uncle Dan is at Hadlay waiting for favorable weather before asempting to reach ketchikan.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eoht. Graham. who ave been on d visit to the sound. re. 1rued last night on the Jefferson.
 As The Miner suggested yesteIday 5he report that ex-Mayor Marlin Il d treasurer King had started for Hono- llu proved to be without foundation. Both gentlemen arrived home last night on the Jefferson.
 Bert Falkner, formerly city marshal this city. was north bound pas senger on the Jefferson, retulnlng Hn Seattle to his Eo.ne in June"u.
 The launch Alert, which called in 0 Baldwin for quantity of poader, due, bat it is uot exp cteu she VII ttempt to cross the s,r1its with he xplcsive cargo until the weather uoderates sufficiently to make the rip sale ore.
 The case of the natives, who over lid the celehra on oi T potla,ch 0 1lch al extent that the local officers i'd to take hand in the affair il rder to get 1t untangled, will come p for hearing hefore Judge tackpole late this afterboon. One case will be disposed of today. There are three natives uneer arrest and a wa eant has been issued ror folt.n. The 0 her cases will probably cOme up Tor hear ng tomorrow.
 The ffersol arrived in about o'clock this morning from Seattle. ringing large list ot passengers for t IS port and q consignment of about i1rty tons of freight for the local l. chants, most of which would have come on the City o' Seattle had not that vessel been lca5ed to Ter capac- ty. The following is her passenger list for this ? ace: Earnest Steers, NJ. E. Martin, M.yms Lliian, II eD Eus Il, Nellie Foster, Louis FatIand. G. E. Gladding, Pearl Powers Charlie Smith, Freemont King. Mrs. R. T. Graham, 5. r. Ckers, ". Hodg>on, Jos. HanbIet. Edlth Bruhn. Israel Stevens, Clinton Stevens J. Pitteog- CT, k. T. Graham. Lolis Trotter, Roy frolter, and John Loureau.
 Ire tug Vigilaut left this morning with two SONS, one of Nhch wa- to@ed down to f}cld Island. Tne aco% was left there, and wIi b. luet q with wood for the saan.ll, 10 Le l.eo iu keeping pp i9 stem hs t ssrg CT Gupiny inc hnii41-s ilau tha m Il .elti