The Ketchikan miner., 1907-03-23

 Beautiful spring weather this. Il is to he hoped that it may last unti succeeded by still more glorious sum. mer.
 Watch your watch. and if il doesn'i keep good time take il 10 Taylor, the feweler
 K promised yesterday. We make a note of it. The snow ceased to fall immediately after the promise was made.
 John Hampson. superintendent at the Mamie mine. is in town for T couple of days rest and recreation from too close application to duty something he has fully earned. { Dr. Zuher, Dentist. Frye Bruhn big.
 Beware of the business man or firm that from newspaper advertising re- coils: his or their business depends upon trade stratagem. with resultant spoils.
 \ force of men are expected up shortly to put the cannery at Hunter hay into condition for the coming seasons pack. Mir. Aug. Buschman, who had charge of the Santa Anna cannery last year. will be the super intendent This plant is now the property of the Northwest Fisheries Co. of which Capt. D. H Jarvis is manager.
 Peter Butler. more commonly known as ''Micky the Miken had a narrow escape Saturday night. The big main feed electric wire leading 10 the Budweiser broke. striking him as il fell. Fortunately the part touching him was insulated so no bad result followed.
 Will Burn Oil.-The management os the Revilla Hotel. which operates it's own heating plant. is seriously considering the installation of oil burners for their furnace. The present winter has been hard one on them owing 10 the high price they have had to pay for coal. They be- lieve that oil can he secured at a far less cost than coal or wood.
 Gail al Frye. Bruhn Go $ market Try our Rose of Ellensburg butter Fresh shipments on every boat. +dw 
 Anton Denomi. prospecting partner of Chas Guzman, and the discoverer and locator of some valuable proper ties al and around karta bay, Prince of Wales island, is in town waiting for the snow to make itself sufficiently scarce to permit a renewal of his search for more mineral wealth
 Ice cream made from pyrs cream at Scammons'
 A matter that calls for the action of the health officer has developed on Front >treet--that of sewer pipe emptying itself Into the middle of the street immediately under the plank ing. thus endangeriug the health of the entire community. The Miner would he perfectly justified in giving the name of the person thus violating the law of health as well as of con- mon decency, but abstains from doing do in the hope that he will see the error af his ways and lose no time in correcting the wrong-or failing. that he may be made to do 50 mmediately, if not sooner.
 Secures Cargo of Coke. Word reached here yesterday that the Brown-Alaska Co. had secured cargo of coke, about .00 tons from the Tacoma ovens. for their Hadley shelter. The cargo should arrive on the 26th of this month on the barge Case. There is now coke enough for almost a weeks run at Hadley. so with this cargo and others secured which will immediately follow it, it looks as though the new management were going to make a good beginning.
 The business men and firms of Ketehikan are fairly well represented in the columns of the daily and weekly Miner. They recognize the advan- tage 10 the town that a live exponent of it's interests and welfare affords. and manifest their faith by according il all the support they may reasonably be expected to accord. These men and firms are justly entitled to the trade of its local patrons, in prefer ence to those who. by their absence from its columns. evince no interest in the maintenance of an institution 90 important to the welfare of the town and district.
 Pure cream after each boat at Scammon's $ cafe.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Heckman sailed yesterday on the Dolphin for Seattle and San Francisco, to be absent about six weeks. Mr. Heckman's main errand is to complete all necessary arrangements for operating the Lor- ing cannery the coming season.
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