The Ketchikan miner., 1907-08-17
(From Fridays Daily)

Adams, Mrs. Harrington Mr. an6 Mrs. J. E. Williams, Mrs. Zivight, C. NJ. Shannon, J. w. Roach, w. M Fitz hugh, c. R. Betterton, C. H Gray, A. M. McBarton, A. S. Christie, E. F. Thompson, Gust. Hogbloom, P. McShane, E Proffet and two second class.
 Miss Wilkie, of Pt. Simpson, who h as been visiting Mrs. Cornell fol some time, returned home on this mornings Princess Royal.
 The sale of Capt. Councils interest in the launch Elk was reported tC Mrs. Wm. Patterson, who thus be- comes sole owner. The boat has beer taken off the Hadley run and is now open to charter
 The Brown Alaska Co, is again operating the Marion, and will keeI her on the run between Ketchikar and Hadley making at least three round trips week. She left during the night for Portland Canal with the barge B. D. Brown in tow. Here after the Vigilant will haul the Brown between Ketchikan ard Port land Canal and the Marion will handle her between here and Hadley.
 Wednesday, the 7th inst, was the twentieth anniversary of the arrival of Father Duncan and his people and their settlement at Metlakahtla. The occasion was, as usual observed with appropriate exercises. It will be the sincere hope of his legion of friends that the good old gentleman may live to celebrate many more such anniver- saries.
 The Stedman cafe will reopen its doors to the public Sunday morning. The culinary department has been thoroughly reorganized and reftted, and the concern is now in much better shape than ever before to cater to the tasets and desires of it's patrons
 The Eurus, Capt. Thompson, took the Alert's run to Prince of Wales points this morning. The Alert is on the beach undergoing few necessary repairs, but is expected to re- sume her regular schedule Monday morning.
 The Pacific Coast Steamship com panys steamer Spokane is scheduled to leave Seattle tonight.
 The Miner is in receipt of invtat- ions to the weddings of Olive Inez McElhaney to James M. Murphy Anna Dimle McElhaney to Fred w.. Spurrell, and Jennie Ruth Spurrell to John H. Cam, on Wednesday, August H. at the home of Mrs. Me Elhaney, Newtown.
 The benefit ball given by Pocaho tas lodge last night was not as well attended as it merited
 The launch Alert is on the beach undergoing..a general overhauling. fTOm SaIuIQay Dally
 The Jefferson should be down from the north tomorrow evening or Mon- day morning.
 The City of Seattle is reported as ] being due to arrive from the north at o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The Pacific will leave on the mail run to the west coast of Prince of Wales via Wrangell, at o'clock to- morrow morning.
 The Eurus left this morning on the Alert's regular run for Kasaan bay ports, taking the mails, together " ith men and supplies for the mining camps.
 The gasolene launch Indiana, clear ed from Seattle, July 3, called in here this morning to report and replenish her fuel supply. She is bound for Taku harbor, and if she makes time henceforth corresponding that which has thus far marked her progress may confidently be expected to reach her destination some day between now and next year.
 The Pacific arrived over from the west coast of Prince of Wales thi s morning bringing number of passen- gers, among them J. Cuthbert Welch, Judge Heifner and Mir. Mathey, the Denver expert, who, in company with Maj. Simmons, of Pittsburg, Pa, have been engaged most of the week in making an examination of the Alaska Copper company's properties. They will go to Karta bay tomorrow or next day to take look at the Rush and Brown mine.
 Among the guests registered at the Revilla are George Conner, of Byes- vile, O., and l.. A. Frankenberg, of Columbus, Ohio, both of who are in- terested in the Beaver Mountain min ing properties at the upper end of Heta inlet not far from Sulzer. They will go over to the location Monday, when they will take into considera- tion the question of renewing work. and of driving what is known as the lower tunnell, now in 100 feet, to a