The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-23
From Friday's Daily)

nallDut HSnlDS Heet, tHS heaoquai pCi . of which are Scow bay, ! few miles this side of Petersburg.
 A moving picture entertainment will be given tomorrow night at Red mems hall by Massers. Chespey and Sickles which will be well worth attending. It is their present inten- tion to give a similar entertainment every two weeks during the winter. A mile and half is the length of the films to be used.
 Capt. Forss, of the launch Teddy, graphically destribes storm which swept the narrows last night, as one in which ''the wind he blow hurri- cane, and bime-by she blow some more,n and is pleased today because his good little ship didn't go down of Charcoal point, two acres from the shore. He says it was the worst storm he has ever experienced in Tongass narrows. He ran through it all the way from Higgins point on his run back from the hot springs, Yes ..bay and Loring, but arrived without other mishap than severe shaking up of himself and passengers at l o'clock this morning.
 c. B. Bacon and K. B. Ellis are in town from the Moonshine mine. 
 Capt. "Dickn Stack, of the Novel; ty, came down from Loring on the Teddy, and will go from here to Oak land, California, for the purpose of placing his oldest boy in school.
 Otto R. Lonstorf, of Seattle, arrived up on the Jefferson yesterday, accomp- anied by James H. Fox, mining engi- neer. Mr. Lonstorf is the owner of the galena locations in George inlet, taken over from James Bawden the original locator, and together with Mir. Fox, will go to that place tomorrow for the purpose of looking over the ground preliminary to the formula tion of plan on which to begin the work of development, either by tun- nel or otherwise. It will depend upon Mir. Fox's opinion whether the work to be commenced will be made to GOV CT annual expenditure only, or be con- tinued through the winter.
 (From Saturdays Daily)
 Geo. Conner, of the Beaver Noun tain location at the east end of Hetta inlet and not far from Sulzer, will leave on the Humboldt, for his old home at Byesville, Ohio. He expects to return again in the early spring, prepared to renew the work at the Beaver exploration, where the pros poets for the development of a large body of pay ore are pronounced more than promising.
 The Patterson Elk went to George inlet this morning, carrying Otto R. Loustorf, Engineer Fox and party of miners to commence work on the so- called Bowden galena properties there, q comfortable camp being already prepared for them. Mir. Fox, who is 8 mining engineer and operator of experience, will have charge of opera tions.
 Capt. Anderson is again at the helm on the Alert as master, and took her out on her regular run with mail and passengers to Kasaan bay ports this morning. The captain is one of the most experienced and careful mariners on this upper coast. and most people will be pleased to see him back in his old familiar place once more.
 The City of Seattle was advertised 10 sail from Seattle last night, and if she got away should arrive here not later than Monday afternoon next.
 The men who have been engaged in driving cross-cut tunnel at the Beav- CT Mountain have completed the work which they contracted to perform, which did not however carry them into the ore body confidently expected. The tunnel ends in granetite forma- ton wholly indentical with that which occurs at the Jumbo and Cuprite mines, and surely indicative of near approach to the ore body
 Revoked. .-One of the very last acts of Judge Gunnison before final ad- journment of court, was the signing of au order revoking the bar-room license of Frank Dandy the dispenser of liquids at Petersburg. The Miner is averse to the indulgence of any thing like criticism of the courts, ''be- fore or after," but were it to break the rule in this particular case it would be only to observe served him exactly right"
 J. J. Daly, of the Frye-Bruhn com pany, who has been on business trip to northern points, is expected home on the Humboldt tomorrow.
 The steam freighter Meteor, belong ing to the Pacific coast steamship com pany, passed up about 8 o'clock this morning, light, without stopping. She is probably bound for Treadweu for concentrates, and to clean. .rp the rem