The Ketchikan miner., 1907-12-21
KETCHEKAN
Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days Tersely
 Told.
(From Wednesday s Dailyl

the Jefferson, which was scheduled to leave Seattle last night.
 The Princess May. which passed down last night, took three first anG ten second class passengers from this port, ten of whom were for Seattle and lhree for Prince Rubert.
 A Little Bit Too Previous. -The City of Seattle did not arrive here this morning. as suggested she might do by The Miner last evening. She was reported to have left on the pre- vious night, and therefore could not possibly have made the time credited to her. She will he due to arrive early tomorrow morning. The Miner was just little bit too previous, that was all.
 A. r. Guthrie X O.. dealers ir staple and fancy groceries, dry good-, str.. at the lower end of Mission street. are giving out the neatest anc
 nest artistic 191S calendar that has st
 IT been offered to the people I Aerchikan, excepting oaly that of I. T. Gilmore, the clothier and dealer ii gents furnishing goods. Both ar, genuine works of art, and are giver 1 free to all who care to call and ask for them.
 The Dirego came in this morning from her return trip to Calder, to which place she vent last week for 2
 eck load of marble. She care b, yay of Hunters tay a which place. addition to her l25 tons of marble. he took on l5, 70o cases of canned almou, thus eleauing up the year. Dlck of the cannery there. She le.l n the wharf here about D boxes oi resh balbut fer which she had n roonl except on deek, where in case ot heavy weather they would be exposed to damage equivalent to total loss.
 The revenue cutter Rush arrived 'owu this morning and at this writin. moored at the Union wharf wait ng for the weather to moderate SUI ficienfly to enable her to proceed safe Y on fer way to Seattle. for whici place she is bo.nd from Sitka. Shl eft tae last named port last week fos Juneau whence she purposed proceed l ing>to her destination by the outsi3t route. She met exceedingly rougl l weather, however, aud after vainl' endeavoring to reach the sea througl Icy straits, changed her course to tbe inside passage arriving hera with the conviction that with vessels of hei lass discretion at this season of the year Is the better part of vaior.
 (From Thursdays Dlily)
 Bishop P. T. Fowe left for his home at Stka on the City of Seattle this morning.
 T Dirigo lay iu this harhor until an early hour tbis mnroing. when she set out to continue her voyage t. Seattle.
 The Fush left this forenoon for ? continuation Of her voyas 70 Seattle, where it is un erssood she will tt up for the winter.
 The City of Seattle gees to Sitka this trip ard may not he eAl ected back here on her return yotag., much, if any. before the 2Cth iu,l.
 The Jefferson is reported as havir2 left Seattle at 10 o'clock Tuesday night, and should therefore be due t arrive here early tonorr3g morning
 Probably Only A Josh. - Dick St ick just returned from S5attle reports ex- Mayor Martin, ana Treasurer King this city. as having gone 10 Hououiu. ] If there were any marines here Dick might 6rd one or more auditors tead} to give credit to that altogether trans parent josh.
 The City of Seattle arrived up this morning about o'clock, bringing the largest cargo of the season to this rqrs and nanber oi paS-eng ls, among them R chad Sack ana son. of Loring, B. B. Yielding, manager of the Niblack mine, and Harvey Stack pole, of this place.
 Richard Stack, who went to San Francisco some time ago with the ayowed intention of placing his young son in school at Oakland. returned on the City of Seattle, bringing the boy home with him. Richard says the school is probably all right enough, but that he didu t deem it quite safe enough to trust his sons health to the vagaries aud vicissitudes of the beast- ly climate oi tha, particular region.
 Superirtandent George Rounsfel, of the Ketcliitan caunery, who rccen ret1rned from Vancouver, brought h:s sun 'Jaek' home wi;h him for the purpose of placing him ia the hi sh school here. Jack has been em- plo1 ed in ,nnk, bat his. pa.spts think the proper place for l.iin for r year or two will Da in school, and thli they give tie Eetcl,i.an b,gb school the preterercs is not 10 be wondered at. considering the goud wtrf it s c u, ubipu