The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-02
(From Monday's Daily)

All who were there-and their name was Iegion-agree in the assertion that the carnival at the rink Saturday night, lay way over anything hereto fore essayed by the management of that popular place of amusement. It IS pronounced to have been a great success, from every point of view.
 Sailed.-The Cottage City sailed from Seattle Sunday morning, the 217th inst. at 3 o'clock on her regular southeastern Alaska run. The City of Seattle is scheduled to leave Seattle next Sunday, Nov. 3rd.
 District Court. A petition was filed Saturday afternoon by assistant dis trict attorney Barnhill praying that a citation be issued by the court requr- ing Hugh Barclay and Hans Apsch, proprietors of the Budweiser saloon, to appear and show cause why their bar room license should not be revoked. The petition, which was granted and citation issued accordingly. ayers that the said Barclay and Apsch conduct a saloon, dance hall and bawdy house, and that they were guilty on one occa- sion of selling intoxicating liquor to Benjamin Crogan and Mary Crogan. The matter will probably come up on demurrer tomorrow afternoon.
 Jimmie Peel, Kasaan native plead guilty this morning to charge of illegal fishing, and was given the choice between paying a fine of $50, or going to jail for 25 days. He will probably prefer to board it out with Marshal Campbell.
 The case of Frank Dandy, involving a revocation of his bar-room license, came up again this morning, and was continued under further advisement u til Tuesday afternoon.
 In the case of Mary B. Peterson vs. The Shakan Salmon company and L. P. Hunt, motion to strike complaint from the files has been fled and will p0 odhcn uP oiiO hCAo ibooloii oos, Monday, Nov. f. This is damage suit
 D. S. Whitfield and N. B. Whitfield vs. Axel Osberg-stipulaton for judg- ment filed, and decree will be render ed accordingly. This is suit involv-
 ing the right to possession of certain tide lands at newtown.
 The case of Sing Lee vs. Kuyu Charlie, a Wrangell suit, will be talk en up tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock J. A. Hellenthal for plaintiff, Inger- soil and Thomas for defendant.
 L. R. Gillette, one of the Juneau members of the bar, arrived on the last boat, and is in attendance on the court in his professional capacity. The Pacific is overdue from her reg ular mail run to the west coast, and it is thought has not been able to round Cape Chacon, and is or has been, lay ing up in some safe cove or harbor in Cordova bay.
 w. c. Wells, who arrived over from Sulzer Sunday morning, was taken ill at the Revilla, and removed to the hospital. The Miner is pleased to be informed, however, that his illness is not of dangerous character. The Uncle Dan will be ready to leave for the halibut fishing grounds
 in Frederick sound, next Wednesday. She will be in command of Capt. Brunn, late of the Oracle Felitz At The Hotels. -Revilla: J. D. Young, Joe Valensota, Oscar Finn, John McCullocb, Howkan; George Stevens, w. c. Wells, Sulzer; E. P. Leahy, Seattle: Miss Bell, Memphis, Tenn.
 The Patterson Elk took the mail run to points on the east coast oi Prince of Wales Saturday fnrenooa, and not having returned at noon to- day, the Carita was despatched with the mails and passengers for Niblack, Dolomi and Chomly, leaving about o'clock. No fears are entertained for the Elk which without doubt sought safety from the storm of Saturday night in some one of the numerous secure harbors easily accessible.