The Ketchikan miner., 1908-10-03
1.-THE LOCAL FIELD
fFrom Slturtlay's Dailyl

The Princess May is due going south tomorrow.
 The Dolphin is due at 4 00 a. m Sunday passing south.
 The AI-Ki Il call at Bellingham en route this trip.
 The purser of the Al-Ki said the weather was very rough on the out side.
 Jack Douglas came in from Chomley yesterday and is staying at the Sed- man.
 James Thompson of the Kiam sal mon cannery is in the city with his wife and family.
 The Thimble club met at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Burkhart yes terday afternoon.
 The Jefferson is day late sailing from Seattle bringing her due in Ketchikan Tuesday.
 The Teddy had full load when she l took over three ore cars for the It mine.
 Jack Douglas, Mir. A. E. King and J. Anderson from Chomley and James Thompson and family from Kiam are new guests at the Stedman.
 The Al-Ki arrived this morning. southbound. The ship had 5000 cases of salmon from Glazier Bay, 800 tons of concentrates from Treadwell, besides her general freight. In yesterdays issue of The Miner, the statement was made that the sal mon hatchery at Yes Bay had in thirty thousand eggs up to the present time this season. The types should have read that thirty million eggs have been put into the hatchery to date, and the hatchery which holds seventy millions is expected to be filled before the season is over.
 From Mondays Daily
 It is especially interesting as well as noteworthy to publish the fact that the six hundred feet capacity heating boiler placed under the Ryus Drug Company building is com plete success. This plant affords steam heat for the entire Ryus block, Kubley's dainty confectionery store, Samuel Gowan's fruit and business establishment, the property of Mr. M. E. Martin and the Masonic Hall The setting up and finishing of the plant was accomplished solely through home talent. Messers Schlothan, Ryus and Kreidler being the mechanicians. Following closely. and with the same indominable spirit of enterprise, our estimable and worthy citizen and physician, J. L. Myers, has in process$ of installation a similar heating ap- paratus which is intended not only to keep the Myers residence warm and co m fortabe, but with the liberal cons struction of progressive man in- tends to, and has allowed capacity for rendering heat to his neighbors. This work also, we understand, is in excellent shape for near completion.
 The Princess May did not arrive from the north until 30 this morn ing. The May carried 140 passengers southbound, mostly from the inside. D. k. Studler and George Carle and wife were passengers from Ketchikan.
 The Dolphin came in early Sunday morning southbound. The Dolphin carried 230 passengers and took south the following passengers from Ketchi- kan: Mr. and Mrs. O. Drum, Mrs. J. ". Young, c. O. Morrow, s. Carle, Edward Marsden, Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Burr, M E.. Marsh, and five second class passengers.
 Seldom is it the privilege and for tune of the Ketchikan Whist Club to be entertained as it was on last Satur- day afternoon, in the banquet hall of the Stedman Hotel. The hostess, Mrs. John w. Stedman, assisted by Miss Harriett Rossiter, in receiving, and little Margaret Delzell as attendant and lady in waiting. fulfilled the re- quirments of the occasion iu the most gracious and pleasing manner possi- ble, and, he it said to the satisfaction of themselves, and the delight of the ladies present. The large hall was tastefully decorated, the six tables used for playing whist being supplied with the necessary paraphernalia in a style of elegance and grace worthy of the name the Stedman has acquired. There was considerable animation shown in the interest of proficiency of the game, (qute natural, consid- ering the fact that only ladies were present. and, after divers anu sundry interchanges were made, all, with smiles and good cheer, awarded hrst prize to Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Thomp- son will, therefore, embellsh her par Tor with Japanese rose bowl d beau Ii ful affair, convinced that it was right ully and merit rousIy attained through excellence, and with the hearty pOnd " shes Of all