The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01
tFrom Friday $ Dailyl

number Of mining experts arriv
 ed on the Jefferson, and are Gomicilet
 for the present at the Hotel Stedman
 A. A. Wakefield, Esq, left on the City of Seattle. eurou,e for Milwau-
 kee, Wis. expecsiag to be absent about thirty days.
 The Miner is @gain under obliga- ton to Hou. Thos. Csle ;or valuable public documents sent under his frank from the nas1oasi cap.'ui
 H. $. Reynolds went to Juneau on the Jefferson th,s narning to i'll out his unexpiryd term of penuance as n juror in the U. $. Disiriat Court. Dr. I. L. Myers sas made happy this morning hy Ihe arrival home on the Jefferson a; his better half from her, to him internationally protrac,ed stay. in the east.
 1 Among the la,es, to register at the Hotel Cornell are: ?. Raymond, Dol omi; F. W. Slvis and W. E. Wiesse, Beaver Falls; Bert Haser, HadIey; \. Johnson and J. Wilson. Sulzer.
 At the Stedman today se-EG. K. Novak. Seattle: E. G. Richert. W. W. Whalen. F. Mack. Wm. Thieman. Spokane; W. F. Gilmour, Juneau Roy Cole. klawaek.
 The City of Seattle took from here this morning, among other passengers, FhoS. \. Heckman, Nh. and Mrs. \. M Dart, s. P. Newton, NJ. ". Grim and A. T. Whitcomb.
 B. B. Yielding, of Nblack. is pas senger for Juneau on the Jefferson to- day. Returning he will be a passen- ger on the same ship for Seattle eu route 10 Milwaukee, Wis, on legal business.
 Change of Name. The Revilla hotel is thing of the past. Capt. Connell having taken lease of the premises and changed the name to that of tie Hotel Cornell, the new arrangement having gone into effect this morning.
 The Alert arrived in last night from Choinly with one solitary passen- ger-uot enough of him to provoke even sickly smile among those whose duty and pleasure it is to cater to the inner and outer needs of the weary traveller.
 The Teddy arrived in at 3 o'clock this morning from her mail run to Wrangeil via the West coast of Prince Of Wales, bringing seven passengers, among them sick sailor from the ship America now lying Ut the Jumbo mine, Sulzer.
 John Mclaughlin, who now resides on Water street, is making prepara- tons to remove to the cid von Hass- locher residence, near the jumping oh place of Piety hill, and nearly oppo- site the residence of Charles Cos grove. Esq.
 The weather clerk has fallen again. and seems to be determined to give Us few more drops oi rain. He is do- ing more to ''conserYe the water sup. ply" Of this section than was ever dreamt of in the philosophy oi halt d dozen chief forestefs.
 The Vigilart brought over large raft of legs last night from the upper end of Twelve Mile Arm of Kasaan bag 10 the mill here, and is prepared 10 go for more as soon as the weather argues fair for successful trip. She was held up two days by by no means gentle zephyr at Kasaan.
 The City of Seattle arrived down about r clock last night, and stop ped long enough to embark nine pas sengers and take CD forty tons of fresh ia ibut, and departed or her way at , 0 clock this morning. She has on board $l50, GOO in treasure from the Treadwell mines, 30O boxes of halibut and two horses from Hadley.
 Carl Gustafsnn, Swedish sailor bo has been employed on the ship America now loading ore at the .,lum- Do mine, vas brought here by the launch Teddy this morning, and taken to 5 Johns bosital where lie is now under the medical care of the marine surgeon. The doctor has as yet been unable to determine the precise char acter of his ailment.
 The steamship Jefferson arrived up last night at about the middle hour, bringing fifty tons of freight and the following passengers for Ketchikan: Fremont King, ". w. Whalen. Mrs. J. L. Myers, Arthur Dickepson. K. tstanda, Ed R. Novak, ". Thieman. Geo. Foutch, Carl c. Richer,, Frank Mack, Mir. and Mrs. ". Keys. She went from here to HadIey for the rur- pose of landing the new cable marsg- CT seat up to relieve the old one. Died in Seattle. III. Z. Burkhart. Of he Ketchikau Power company. re- cciged a cablegfam about noon yester- | day, announcing the death of his yen- erable father. David Burkhart, which occurred the night before in Seattle.