The Ketchikan miner., 1908-07-18

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 At the Cornell: Chas. W. Franci of Hadley; Alfred Moore of the I
 Mine; Robert H. Lyons of Van Anda B. C., and John s. Bowen of Ye
 Bay.
 George and Charles Radenbaugh with their respective wives and fam flies left this morning in the Soiac, for vacation ot two or three weeks They will proceed to the mouth of ths unuk River where they will camI and devote themselves to having thoroughly good time.
 | Prof. Leo. Ranney, for the pas year principal of the city school, vii leave on the May tonight, terminating ais residence in Alaska permanently unless the almost inevitable rule which brings back again all those who leave flor goodh works to that result again. He will make the ascent )f Mt. Rainier and continue his trip through California and Salt Lake tc his old home in Iowa where he will spend the time intervening before | leaving for the east to pursue advanc- ed studies m some eastern university.
 Testimony is being taken in town today in the matter of the lien of the Ketchikan Power company on the property of the Brown Alaska compa- oy and the Alaska Smelling and Re- lining company. The owners of the shelter are represented by M. D. Leehey of Seattle and the local claim ants by c. H. Cosgrove. Chas. w. | Francis of Hadley is in Ketchikan on business connected with the case. | From Thursday Daily. Harvey Stackpole was sworn in as | special deputy customs officer yester- | day and left on the Thordis last night, l The Princess Beatrice sailed last night for the north from Vancouver. The Dolphin will sail from Seattle l tomorrow morning on an excursion ! trip.
 The Teddy left this morning under special charter for trip to the Portage.
 Mr. anl Mrs NJ. A. Mitchell are spending a vacation of two weeks at Bailey Bay Hot Springs. Deputy Marshal D. c. Abrams re- prned from the north on the Seattle this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Burkhart re- turned las. night from a run over to Hunters Bay on the Vigilant.
 At the Cornell last night were B. F. Bringolf, Tacoma, F. w. Silvis of Beaver Falls and B. A. Fardley of Dolomi.
 Mrs. W. E. Mills, wife of Walter Mills of the power plant, with her mother Mrs. Wm. Carey, and two children, left last night on the May for visit to their home in Seattle.
 Mrs A. E. Knight who has spent a couple of weeks in town as the guest of old friends left on the May last night to join her husband at Port simpson.
 Dr. and Mrs. Harrison of Douglas are the guests of Mir. and Mrs Frank Pearl e, al will leave shortly for the south. Dr. Harrison has sold out his practice in Douglas and will Locate in Portland
 The Vigilant returned last night from Hunters Bay. She lett this morning at nine o'clock for Walter EubanK's camp on Cholmondely sound
 Jimmie" Murphy of New Town is hearing up bravely under the load of congratulations, felicitations anu other things that he is receiving to- dly, and wears the broad smile that is the sure badge of new and happ, | | dad. A fine little son arrived at hi nome yesterday.
 The Teddy left yesterday afternoon f or the Unuk River, taking O. M Lelard, who is chief of the party for the Alaska boundary survey men il. | hat section. Willis Murphy and Bari Daily also went on the Teddy to theii logging camp on the Unuk.
 The Santa A. a called in last night with lCcal freight. Among the shipment to Ketchikan were Il 1 h undred barrels of cement for the New England Fish company-a prett, good handful alo1e but mere drop in the bucket compared to the materi- al the company will use in the yer! near future.
 1 The Princess May arrived from the north last steyeniny carrying n big list of passt ngers which was generousl, l incl east d at Keichikan The follow l ing lei. for Sealtle. N. Cnsperson. l Mrs. w. F. Mills. Mrs. Wm. Carey 1 Fl. r. D. cker, Leo Ranney and thi ee second class passengers. Mrs. Ridley left for Port Essington, Mrs. A. r. Knight and G. w. Simpson for Port