The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-26


 month. Harry Ayers now wears the star of authority and will act as chiei of police during the marshal's absence. The town has been so orderly and the incorrigibles so few that Gus muscles have become tlahby and he will restore them by the hammer and drill route.
 The Jefferson came in ahead of time yesterday. carrying l., 900 cases ol salmon and loo southbound passengers. The following left on her for the south: Frank H. Story, Mrs. Elloitt, Miss Thiele, Harvey Staoknole, o. P. Brown, ]. C. Hall, Fish Commissions CT Cobb, wife and daughter, Arthur NJ. Kruse, $. L. Boothroyd, Geo. w. kable, G. l. Gavett, James Chris;en- son, Geo. Rouns sefell, Peter Gilmore, Dr. C B. Stemens and wife and thir- teen second class passengers.
 lFrom Tuesdays Daily)
 Mir. Barber and Frank and c. H. Black went to the It mine today.
 The Dolphin is due to arrive from the south tomorrow morning. New guests at the Council are w. E. l Wise, from Beaver Falls; Mir. and and Mrs. ]. H. Cam.
 The W. C. T. U. will hold it's meet ing at the council rooms next Wed : nesday at , 30 in the afternoon. Walter Eubank and O. Runge are in the city from Chomley. They will clear the right-of-way for the pipe line for the New England Fish Company's power plant.
 The Princess Beatrice came in south bound last evening. Her captain said he had crowd from the inside. w. A. Bryant and family, H. ". Sawyer and five second class passengers board ed her at this place.
 Bert Stanley, Samuel Currier, F. NJ. Harris and James Woodgot from Chomley Dan Finnsell, Niblack and J. Mahoney are the new arrivals at the Royal.
 The Ketchikan Light Power and Water Company are repairing their line between the city and the power plant. They are setting up new poles and repairing the line in general.
 The British steamer Wellington arrived in the narrows this morning. She is carrying full cargo of coal from Union Bay, B, C., and is bound for Skagway. The coal is for the White Pass & Yukon Railway.
 H. NJ. Sawyer left last night on the Princess Beatrice. for Prince Rupert. Mir. Sawyer has completed his contract for clearing the right-of Away for the New England Fish Company at George Inlet.
 Mir. J. NJ. Fisher, owner of the St. Anthony left this morning with par ty on bear hunt for several days trip. They expect to go to Stanley Island in Beaver Canal. Messrs. J. Mahoney and Gallitine were members of the party.
 The entertainment given last night by the Wonderland Moving Picture Company was clean, we'll arranged and enjoyable affair. The moving pictures were all new, and besides en- tertaining each taught lesson. The aughs were perhaps most in evidence during the turning out of the reporter md John D. of the Rancid Oil Co" The piano music was high class and the songs, though probably not as loud as many would like, were very sweet and well rendered. A good sized crowd greeted the performers. The small boy was in evidence earliest and as time dragged on he was also there with his whistle. The Ketchikan small boy has not ''paid too much for his whistle.' if the commotion he stirred up last night is any evidence. The company will show again tomor- row evening with a new bill. It's worth the money. "The House of Too Much Trouble. sung by Mrs. T. H. Kerrnish and Miss Amy Roan of the company was an especially pleasing number on the program.
 The tug Pioneer arrived last night with the ship Charger n tow. The Charger has cargo of coke for the Hadley shelter from Union Bay, B.. l C. She had been expected for some ] time, and some fear was felt for her safety on account of the recent storms. l Twelve II en went over from Ketchi- kan to assist in the work at the smelt CT and mines.
 Deputy Sheriff Abrams arrested l William Booth, passenger on the Beatrice last night on charge of for l gery committed at Juneau. When i the Beatrice came in the deputy mar shal, who had been ordered from Ju- 1 ueau to arrest the man, boarded the I boat, and immediately took Booth in charge and committed his prisoner to the Ketchikan jail. He will be taken back to Juneau tomorrow morning on the Dolphin for his trial. Booth was bound for Vancouver and when he was searched he was found to have eleven