The Ketchikan miner., 1908-03-14
From Fridays Daily}

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 es Us that the Jefferson sailed from Seattle at II o'clock last night.
 Both Ketchikan dentists being ab- sent. everybody can afford to have the toothache till they return again.
 !. NJ. Judsou. N hl; elk, and Capt. Malcolm c. Campbell and Lee H.. Burnett, of Juneau, are registered at the Connell.
 Louis Levy. the fur buyer, returned to his headquartsrs here last night, having made the round trip to Sitka, on the Cottags City.
 The steamship Jefferson may be ex- pected to arrive tomorrow night or early Sunday morning, though the agent here has not been advised as to her time of sailing tom Seattle.
 H. z. Burkhart. manager of the Power company's plant, is passen- ger for Seattle on the Cottage City, but expects to be back on her return voyage, or that of the ship sailing in her stead.
 The Princess Beatrice is expected to arrive here some time tomorrow Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Ryus will be among her passengers, returning home from ve months trip through the east and south.
 At the Stedman today, the new ar rivals are, A. K. Mcconnell, Van couver; Vinton L. Mitchell, San Fran cisco Chas. T. Stevens, Sam Guyot, Seattle; Dr. H. J. Harrison, Louis Levy, Juneau; Oak Olson-mostly knights of the grip.
 Wiesse, the mild cure salmon pack CT, has force of men at work fitting up quarters in the Hecknan ware house preparatory to commencing operations as soon as the run of fish gives reasonably certain promise of a successful season.
 After period of the finest weather ever vouchsafed to this or any or the region on earth, rain is falling once more-an event cordially to be welcom- ed rather to be deplored, in that it min imizes the dangers to be apprehendcd from fire. After all the weather clerk may be depended upon to do about the right thing at all times.
 Otto Miller, one of the owners, is working small force of men at the Goldstream mine, on Gravina island, about three miles from town, and is taking out some fine looking ore which is plentifully sprinkled with free gold plainly visible to the naked eye, and which he will ship to one of the smelters for reduction.
 Ocean View Annex is still building up Jameson and Johnson are build ing house in partnership in this fast growing suburb of the city. It will soon be the fashion to build summer houses in this delightful spot where one may while away the hot summer months far from the noise and dirt of the city.
 Dr. Bauer, the dentist. left last night for trip to Seattle, intending to return home on the same ship Cottage City.
 Mrs. Geo. Sickles is a passenger on the Cottage City for Seattle, in re- sponse to cable dispatch announcing the death of her brother in that city.
 The Vigilant. having made quick delivery of her scow load of lumber and shingles at the Gastineaux Chan nel ports, is on her way back, and will call in at Traitors Cove and bring in a raft of logs.
 Mrs. D. C. Abrams is a passenger on the Cottage City, for Everett, ashingt,n, to which place she goes on visit combining business with pleasure, and intending to be absent about two weeks.
 Fred Haines and wife were booked as passengers on the Cottage City for Seattle last night. Mr. Haines has recently been in the employ of the Citizens Light, Power and Water Company.
 The Cottage City passed down last night with about fifty passengers from northern points, but not very heavily laden with freight. She had 400 box es of fresh hallbut and salmon. to which number she added thirty-seven more here.
 w. F. Newton, president and man. ager, and J. w. Gardner, secretary and treasurer of the Spokane A laska Mining company, left on the Cottage City last night for Spokane, for the purpose of concluding arrangements for renewal of operations on the Dall Head properties.
 The gasoene tug Meta which had been lying in snug quarters here all inter. has been again put in commis- sion, and went to the west coast of Prince of Wales today carrying H. Bergman on visit of inspection to some of his salmon fishing stations. She has been chartered by Captain