The Ketchikan miner., 1907-08-03
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

a tour of this part of Alaska for tn,
 purpose of collecting botanical ans geological specimens for that institu tion. They have been all over ths western states, and Twill stop for < week at Ssagway. at Siska the same length of time, and then return here for stay of s week or two. l Mrs, c. W. ssryker. Miss Inez, Jos and Gretchen Stryker, of Everett, Washington, came up on the Jefer- son. and are guests of Richart Bashell and wife.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riley. until now bread makers at ihe .. K. bak. cry left this morning for Catalls, ai which place they purpose establishing themselves in business,
 0. K. Carr. for time hookkeepe, for the keschikan Power company, accompanied by W. \. Glover, left this morning for Catalla, where they expect 10 enter the employ of one oi the railroad companies.
 Rev. E. Mar>den. of Saxman. de- ]. parted for Juneau on the Jefferson this morning.
 The shipments of eopper-gold ore from the mines of the ketchikan dis triet thus far this year approx innate 45. 0s>0 tons, exclusive Of that smelteti as the Hadley shelter. It should be stated. however. tha, until the ad- rent of the TWO big steamers of the Mckenzie line the shipments were light as compared with what they have since been. and that even now he transportation facilities do not come up to more than half the re- auirenent of the mines. With ad- equaee shipping facilities the mines now working could easily be sending so.smelters not less than a0,ooo tons Der month, exclusive Of the Mamie and the other mines the ores of which are treated al the Hadley smelser.
 '. ". Stedman and wife arrived home from Seattle this morning. Mrs. Ssedmaa made the trip to Seattle for i the purpose of securing treatment for an affection of the eyes which threatened serious impairment of their usefulness. and. her friends will be pleased 10 learn, return much ben eft.ed.
 Jack Close. Raber's accomplished .onsorial artist, is taking vacation at the Bell island hot springs. and his employer is going il alone. in the meantime.
 Lack Of business and stress of xeather is keeping the launch Elk, which otherwise would have sail ed for Hadley this morning. tied to her mooriug today.
 O. (. Tucker. oroville. Cal. who has been prospecting for placer gold ID .he Uuuk river. returned yes.er- day. and lei. for his home on the Princess Royal last night. He found 100 much water from the melting snow n the mountains 10 perni. the research he desired to make
 The so-called health journals are great. One Of them gives two rules Of sleeping which everybody should adopt and rigidEy follow viz: "Firs.. never let yourself be awaken d by any body else, buc wal, until you have slept out TOUT sleep; second, get ID as soon as you are awake" Of course. when man is fast asleep he can easily preyea. any one from awakening him. and if he awakens at a. II. after going 10 bed at mid night. there is nothing 10 prevent him from getting up-it he wants 10. Indeed. II is were not for the advice Of these health journals many people would run a grave risk of dying be- fore thier time came.
 ". C. Wells, and wife. of Seattle. are registered a. the Reyilla. Rev. Thos. Jenkins, of 5. John's Episcopal mission church. left this morning for a trip on church business 10 Juneau. Skagway and Sitka. Dur ing the absence Of Bishop Rowe. who $ CT Tisit Of Inspection to the missionary stations of the interior and the far north. Mr. Jenkins is deputized 10 exercise supervision of the southeastern Alaska stations. con- .4quen.Iy his present journey may .ake him as far as Valdez and Seward. I. is understood that on his return he will 20 east as delegate 10 the gem eraI convention, Or conference, of the church.
 John Anzer has started shoe re- pairing shop in Dr. Halls old office across from the Northern Machine Works.
 Mrs. Edward Lake returned home from Seattle on the Jefferson this morning.
 Geo. F. Green. manager of the Hadleg consolidated and Uncle Sam mine4. returned from Seattle. where he had been on business. this raosn- ing.