The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-26
KETCHIKAN Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days Tersely
 Told.
From Wednesdays dailyl


 boxes for Lorias this morning.
 The Dolphin arrived this morning with big stack of mail for this port.
 The first shipment of Aalibut from hsre..will go 6own on the Cottage City for Seattle.
 Arrivals st the Sis6mau are F. J. German os k2Sasn. L. \. Larsen os Qo4dEs. a1d Nr. Card from Seattle. Mrs. B. [ Lee returned this morn ing from her vacation trip in Seattle Miss Nsgriahe SoverSen accompanied Mrs Lee
 Rev Thomas Jenkins left on the Dolphin for Juneau. He will be gone about sao ses<. and is making the trip n the interest of his church in Alaska.
 Mg. Card. who arrived on she Dol phin soisy will take the management of .he mechanical ard electrical engi- neesing for the Nes England Fish Company.
 Dep1iy [. $. Marshal Abrams, as- ted by ]. Cam left oa the Dolphin this morning with their prisoner William Booth. for the federal jaiI ID Juneau.
 The Cosu -sens io kasssn Bay sc- day- She Is one of the .Geduey $ small boats and remained behind 70 .Ake oFsr Dr. p. J. Malone. the ship doctor to- slse Gedney. who has been III here fer the last len days but is TOW full! recovered.
 The Keschikan Castle of ,he Knights oi King Arthur Las been organized og me boys of the A. L. Sunday School ~ith l@e84e charter members This is Dasionsi organszatiou found e5 on the legeu6 of King Arthur. l. . zs l.5oo branches in the Union snG is iuteF6eDonina,ional. The officer oi she Ee1chiaan Castle are: Presi- dent. yaioras NcWilliams: Vice President, Norton Mcclellan; Sec 7esaFy Roy Piitenger. and Treasurer. yining Fisher. The new members Till De initiated and receive the de gree of Page on Tues3ssy evening. September 2ssh- The initiation will bs follo~ed by 2 hsuQuet.
 Mir B. ? Eardle! is in from his mine iu Dolomi. He says they have been dro=nsd ous ss the mines on account ot rhe excessive wet weather and had 10 close down. They struck ! sink af 225 feel down iu the shail and ihe @zfer sseped ir 5s fast as il could oe pun red oUs. He expects to sink ihe shaft 59 feet sud in enied ihzt The nork should go Ou all winter. oas oo account O the Ns,er the mine nil 5s closed until inc condiiiors aecoua more favorable. Mr Eardley mas had twenty-five men working iu the IT me but on account Of this was obliged 10 lar of she nost of Iheu. He ~ili g0 b~Ioa for she ~iu.er soOr
 The Onasrd left for Yes Bay and the Hot Springs this morning and will 70 up 10 inc Cauk before returning and will bring back the rest of the parsT from the UnUk mines. Fish Agent Marsh @ ss one of the pa-sen- gers for les Bay and is bound for the yogernmeri hatchery situated ibece
 From Thursdays Daily)
 P. Js1.on lefs for Seattle on the Humboldt today.
 The TsdoT left on here regular mail run to Chomleg today.
 The Annie N. Nixon came of the reef with the tide and is in port.
 The Seattle is due from the south in shs morning about six o'clock.
 The On~srd went to Hadley today with another inssallmenf for tbe mines
 (. A. BDrczhardi, superintendent of -A-- - 0St LS-G-A oESAF-N hDs1 morning and is stopping at the Sted- nar.
 The Right Rev. Bishop Rowe is ex- pscfed in getchi.an in ten dsys. and iG is expected he NilI stop over for 9 few dags. The Bishop has just re- turned from England.
 
 Neas Cnristen-oo. Q. NeergOOd and 7 ". seiyis from Yes Bay. Thomas A. Fox of Douglas, ard M. c. Marsh, of Washington. D. C.. are ihe newly registered guests ls sbe 5sedman.
 The Kayak arrived si LOring last night Niib a part Of the survivors from ths BeogsII wreck and J. R. Heck man left this morning 10 meet them there and make arrangements for them s0 20 south oD the Star Of England.
 The Humboldt passed through sOutb- bound this morning. The boat carried seventeen Q. the survivors from the BengsII wreck on bostJ and fifty other pzsseDgers. Her principal freight Nas ee. 900 czses oi salmon from the Ka.szD eanDery, and ien tons 0. hail. sygE-
 The Annie 5f. Nixon, Z--ton gas