The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-19

tFrom Mondays Daily
 The Eurus is in today from her fist salting cruise and Captain Townsend reports he has put up l50 barrels.
 MT. Geo. Sickles and party went out on hunt Saturday at the head of Carroll Inlet.
 The Novelty is in from Loring.
 The Teddy made her regular trir today.
 Mr. K. w. Hendrickson and wife are away on a vacation trip
 The Jefferson will leave Seattle to- day on her regular trip.
 The Princess May is due southbound tomorrow morning.
 The Santa Ana passed through with a cargo of canned salmon yesterday.
 Miss Ellen Robinson, the new Sal vation Army lieutenant arrived on Saturday.
 The Cottage City leaves Seattle at 9 p. m. tonight in place of the City ot Seattle.
 The freight boat Thordis anchored in the harbor this morning with a boat load of cattle and hogs for the north.
 Mrs. W. J. Roberts, Mrs. D. l.. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. w. Morgan and l. H. Ceilings left Ketchikan on the Humboldt Sunday.
 August Buschmann is in town from Hunters Bay. He says he has complet- ed his pack and has 45, GOO cases fol this seasons put up.
 The Alert will make special trip to Karta Bay today with men and sup plies for the It mine. H. c. Strong will accompany the men.
 Born, on Saturday Sept. 12th, to Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Waggoner, al the B. G. Mitchell residence, in Ket- hihab, a SiA tJOuuu UUN.
 The lumber mill has shut down for a couple days for repairs. The smoke stack was blown down in the recent storm and the fire pumps are being oh anged. Work is expected to be re- sumed again at the mill Wednesday.
 The S. John Indian School house is being repaired preparatory to reopen. ing. Mr. Jenkins says the children are returning earlier than usual this year and the school will open as soon as Mrs. Jones returns. She is expect ed some time this week.
 A coil burned out at ? o'clock last night at the power house and left the city without light or power this morn- ing. It is thought that the violent storm we had last week entangled and damaged the wires. The new dyna- mo is being placed in position and it i probable the town will have lights tonight.
 Services at the First NJ. k. church were well attended yesterday. Rev. Fisher spoke in the morning on the Sunday School as the largest and most important organization in the world today. every fifth person in America being an active member. The song services in the evening meet with hearty popular interest.
 Dr. Stemen and Fish Commissioner Cobb left today on the Taku for Yes Bay from where they expect to go to Wrangell before returning to Ketchi- kan.
 MT. Harry Brice, P. J. Hickey, Martin Cooley, and Geo. Irving left yesterday for Martin Arm to inspecJ some mining property located in that vicinity.
 The following guests arrived at tht Connelll yesterday: c. V. Selvis, w. :. Weise and Afford Moore from Beaver Falls; A. Schiller, Sumas M. E. Lane, Douglas: Fred Cox, mining proprietor from Londe n, Eng land and L. G. Hoplin, J. Heerdt ant A. Stevens on Dolomi.
 Mr. s. W. Taggart, who is return ing from an extended trip through the Klondike and the Panama districts says business is getting better ant that he thinks Fairbanks has not reached her zenith yet. Mir. Taggarl has spent eleven years in Alaska, coming when the first rush was on. The new arrivals at the Stedman are August Buschman, Craig Miller ant Irs. c. c. Harris from Hunters Bay }. ". Taggart from Seattle, H Bergman, Astoria Oregon: Mrs. NJ. Nadding, Loring: Mr. and Mr.. Lynch and R. E. Derickson of S,- title.
 Mrs. 4 rthur Wakefield entertaine as a card party at her h3me on Gran srteet Saturday afternoon. AmorE the guests were the following: Mes iames J. J. Doyle D. Delzelle, J. C 8lr'er, Honey, H. Z and Franl B irkhart, l.. D. Ryus, D. C. A Abrams, H C. Strong, D. w. Higgins, B. C Howard, Alien Shattuck, F. s. Stack pole, RounseieIl, and K. II. Thomp- son RefreShmentS Wara served and