The Ketchikan miner., 1908-08-01

kin, Sulzer; Wm. Fowler, Sulzer; NJ Okoviteh, Sulzer: o. C. Snethem Seattle and ]. Gerkins, Seattle.
 Among the passengers leaving or the Seattle this morning were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guzman. Mrs Guzman has been ill for long time and is going to Seattle for consuta tion of physicians. Mr. Guzman vii remain with her as long as his pres ence is required. Hundreds of warn friends in Ketchikan will hope she may come home again well and strong and happy.
 Capt. John Carlson of Mary Islant light will leave on the Jefferson Thursday for an extended visit at hi. old home in Astoria, Oregon. B. A. Eardley returned on the Ell; Rollins lastt night and prepared to leave again on the Fannie L. Elmer Capp, who has been waiting in towr for several days returned with him to Dolomi.
 Hans Andersen has renewed his li- cense in Hadley and has reopened hi. hotel at that place, being now prepar. ed to take care of all transient guests in the good old time way. Though it is still too early to make definite announcement, reports from the parties interested in the Goodrc transfer are most encouraging, and il now appears very proba hle that the deal will go through on the lines originally planned. When the final papers are signed the signal will be given at once for work-and plenty ol it- on this remarkable property.
 iFrom Wednesday s Daiy)
 The Dolphin sailed from Seattle this morning.
 The Ella Rohlffs left this morning on a special trip to kasaan.
 The Cottage City is due from the SOulD tOInOfIOW morning.
 The Jefferson is due from the north about tomorrow evening.
 Mir. and Mr. C. E. Buchanan left yesterday on the Seattle for an indef- nte stay in the states.
 Bart Daily returned to the Unuk River this morning taking with him an even dozen men for work at that place. The party chartered the Teddy for the trip.
 The big ship Thordis came in from the north about three o'clock this af- tesnoon and proceeded to Metakahtla, where she will discharge consign- meut of coal. when she will return here with a similar consignment for the Union Steamship bunkers.
 A deck hand on the Vigilent was arrested this morning for creating a disturbance on the waterfront last night ard making threats of violently assaulting the mate of the veses. 
 Mrs. Frank Bold and Miss Hopkins returned today from vacation of ten days at the Butler camp in Kasaan Bay, where they report ''the time of their lives
 Among the passengers on the Jeffer- son tomorrow for Seattle will be Dr. H. C. Story The good doctor has become so worn out and emancipate from overwork that he needs vaca- tiuu. and he proposes to have it.. pr. Higgins will act as marine sugeon in his absence.
 Lost.-At the approach of the Light and Power Company and Shoenbar rams, heavy gold ring with Alas ka'' monogram. A very liberal re- ward w1ll be paid for it's recovery if left at this office.
 C. K. Calhoun, of Washington, D. C., who is registered at the Stedman. holds the rank of midshipman in the United States Navy. Mr. Calhoun was appointed from Seattle, graduated from the Academy at Annapolis last June, and is now on leave Of absence until the first of next year. He vii. return to the Sound on the Northlant Saturday.
 . The Oracle Feliiz is in port iron sunny Point.
 The new Cruiser Wanda received it's preliminary try ont last night, the trial resulting in the discovery thai -everal minor changes must be. made n the machinery before the boat car. lie put into commission. The change. are already being made and in few jays the ittls craft should be making the expected speed.
 Mrs. Kazis Krauczunas will leave tomorrow on the Jefferson with hel -hildreu, for Seattle. Mr. Krauczuna. ho bas'reached Seattle after his trip do@n tbe Yukon to Nome, has been ordered to New York on official busi- ress and1 will take bis family witt nim.