The Ketchikan miner., 1908-08-08

1 The Miner wa. nelu on the Stree6 thls morning, when Republican, a Dem, ocrat, two socialists and an Irishmar met head on down town. Each one took his turn at TO asting the others, until the meeting got sufficient, warmed up, when all were busy at the same time. It was.fne while it last ed, and The Miner is more positively convinced than ever before that il would be worth the money. The prospects are now good for au increased pack by the salmon can- neries of this immediate section the present season. The fish which were slow in putting in their appearance are running in increasing schools with the chances for the realization of as large pack as the cannerymen made plans for in the beginning of the season. The local cannery has already pack of l5, 900 cases and the receipts of today were reported at D, 900 fish up to noon. At this rate it will not be difficult for Mir. Rounsfell to fill up his contemplated pack of D, GOO cases. Reports from other canneries are equally encouraging.
 (From Thursdays Daily
 The Teddy took the mail run to Nihlack and Dolomi this morning, go- ing out with full load of freight and passengers.
 Miss Hale's Sunday School class, accompanied by number of gradu- ates of other classes long ago, are en- toying picnic on Gravina today.
 Miss Patterson, of the J. R. Heck man store left last night on vaca- tion of about four weeks, during which time she will participate in a family reunion at Portland.
 Among the arrivals from the north on the Dolphin last night was U s. Fish Commissioner John N. Cobb, who is here on official business.
 Gus. Tlmmermeister and Wm. H. Cook, arrivals on the Princess May this morning, are registered at the Connell.
 John Raber left last night on tie Dolphin &s the delegate of the local Aerie of Eagles to the Grand Aerie to be held Tn Seattle. He will be gone about two weeks.
 The Dolphin arrived from the north last evening, taking the following passengers from Ketchikan: Hon. William Sulzer and wife. R. R. Brubacher, Mrs. E. s. Ludy, John Raber, F. F. Hanes, s. A. Smiley, Miss L. J. Patterson, Frank Rodgers, Earl Rodgers and Charles Cole.
 The Princess May arrived from the south this morning with a large num- Der of ''round trippers,' and eight passengers for Ketchikan as follows: :: Gus. Timmermeister, The Rev. Rob- ert Tomlinson, Wm. H. Cook. J. F. Kaatz, Joseph Fawcett, Billy Peter, John Newman and Ella Kennedy
 The Alert which was brought in by the Ella RohIffs yesterday after being laid up for couple of months, is be- ing thoroughly overloaded, and number of changes will be made in her machinery. It is not expected that she will be put on her regular run until the middle of next week.
 lFrom yesterdays daily)
 Charlie Cole left last night for Port land on a visit to his mother.
 At the Connell: w. Emerson, Ray 2, Kniffer, Ed. Burke, Arthur Bark CT, and Harry Clark.
 Messrs. Emerson, Kniffen and Burke who arrived yesterday on the Jefferson, are preparing for prospec ting trip.
 Arthur and Thomas Bai ker, among yesterday's s arrivals, are headed for the famous Yes Bay Hot Springs.
 The Cabinet saloon made its initial bow in it's new dress last ght, the right to open the place having been granted some time ago but not veri- fled by he powers that be until yes Eerday. The smiling face of Al. Bur ing vas behind the bar-not bars.
 Joe Mannion wh6 was employed in \. T. Zimmerman store last win ter and whO has teen al Sulzer for some weeks left last night for Daw- -ou.
 Louis Fabeck, sailor on the Ced- usy, p .sstd the time of day back " arJs with City Marshal Detlefson last night and after hostilities were opsDed led Chs merry foot race clean into the hold Of the ship. Af- tsr obtaining permission to get S man. Gus got bim-aud this Inornirg < he bold mariner was handed twenty five day sentence on q. aud q. charge.
 The Alaska humpbachs are heoin- ring to make the Old Ketchikan Greek boil. ana the small boy ". h DIS ''iIgger" or gal is much in evidence. ,lths safgsfaf.f raj n has rat9t.d tue Watgr