The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-30
(Trom riday's Daily)

The Crecl ca in with about 15t good sized salm last night.
 B. B. Niedin; q neral manager al Niback, came on the Ella Rohllfs last night.
 Bishop Rowe ill be passenger on the Seattle Sur lay, enroute to Eng land.
 The launch T.k'. the best equipped and most con 1le of all the small craft in this dis,r is in port.
 Chas. lngersolls lew sanctum, ad- joining the cable ice, has received it's Irish colols, nd will soon be ready for occupanc..
 Geo. Stanley ofss Nome, who was a large factor in the Juneau Convention is slated for general chairman of the District Territorial Committee.
 The place of meeting for the next Democratic convention will he decid- ed by committee and it is very prob able that Ketchikan will be selected. At the Cornell tday; Mrs. l.. C. Eng fish, Geo. Redmond, Ed. Slottan, L. Hargheim of Wrangell, N. Howell and B. McConkey.
 Mrs. L. C. English came in from Chomley last night. She states tha, she finds it very difficult to secure competent me n for her logging camp, and is in town to secure additional help.
 A telegram from Fairbanks was re- ceived at Juneau while the convention was in session asking for an express sion by the convention of their satis- faction with Delegate Gale, and an en- dorsement of his official acts. The convention side-stepped and no action was taken.
 The Ella Rohllfs brought in good list of passengers last night, and everyone in the neighhoring camps will be well satisfied if the good busi- ness to date will continue so that she may be kept on the mail run indefi- nitely.
 The Jefferson is due tonight from the South, about midnight. She will take a number of passengers from here who are interested in the Nih- lack land contest. Among others who will leave~iiiise..e are c. H. Cosgrove, M. D. Ickis, w. A. Largi1re, A:-- A. Wakefield and B. B. Niedipg.
 Mrs. D. c. Abrams returned yester- day from Cape Caamano, after several days spent at that place as the guest of Miss Harvard.
 Special Agent Updergaff, who is in charge of the government education of natives in Alaska, was passenger on the Seattle yesterday on tour oi inspection.
 The following resolution was offele and passed at the Juneau convention i: Whereas: The members call to mind of this convention with feelings of gratitude the interest of Jesse R. Grant of New York. in Alaska, and his untiring efforts to develop her re- sources and advance her interests: And Whereas: We view with ad miratiou and respect his record for ability, honesty and integrity;
 Now, therefore, Be it resolved by the Democrats of Alaska in conven- tion duly assembled that we recom- mend the candidacy Of the Hon. Jesse R. Grant, of New York, along with that other fearless leader of Democra- cy, William J. Bryan, to the favor able consideration of the Delegates | from Alaska at the National Demo- cratic Convention to b @ held at Den yer July ', 1908.
 Dated at Juneau, flask ], this 19tb day Of May, 1908.
 (From Saturdays Daily
 The Humbolt is due to leave to- ght from Seattle.
 The City of Seattle is duo from the north tomorrow eveing. H. A. Benhardt of Portland arrived on the Jefferson this morning and is registered at the Cornell. He will go to Beaver Falls.
 Kazis Krauczunas. Insp c-or of Im- migration, arrived home on tue ..Jeffer- son this morning after an extended trip to the westward on official busi- ness, having called at Vald z, Cordo- va, Seward and other poiI,s whel e the festive Chink needs regulation. As was expected, the Eagles dance last night was most successful affair, both Financially and socially. Every one had good time, satisfactory sum was realized and the lodge sus- tained their reputation for entertain ing.
 St. Johns church, Sunday May 24 Morning prayer and sermon at II 100 a. ID. Sunday school at noon. Eve ming service and address, with Tsimp- sean interpretation. ! 30 D. ID. The church is always open, seats are free, l