The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-09
KETCHIKAN
Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days Tersely
 Told.
(From Tuesdays Daily)

Inc JeHerSOn IS due SOuthb0und al three tomorrow morning.
 J. Cuthbert Welch of the Cymr. company at North Arm arrived on th, Vigilant last night. Registered at the Cornell today A. Davey, Thomas Rowlands and Jo, Smith, all from Sulzer, and F. W. Silvis of Beaver Falls.
 John McTague, cutter for the Ma tional Meat Go. of Seattle, who arriv- ed on the Jefferson, has taken up hs new duties in the Frye, Brubn market.
 John Wall. a patient in the marin. hospital received from the Santa An 'n the up trip, was so far recovered hat he rejoined his ship this morn ing.
 B. A. Eardley came in from Dolon last night and will remain few days The work of sinking the Jessie sinai; 70 the POO foot level has already be- gun.
 The Onward left for Unuk River this morning with the party of pros Dectors who arrived on the Jefferson md other passengers for Yes Bay and Hot Springs, as well as full load 'reight.
 c. Gustafson, second mate on thu Farallon. who received q severe fall on bis boat and was forced to renal! here in the marine hospital has re- covered sufficiently to take the Jetfer- so1 tomorrow morning.
 The Santa Ana came in from the 1 loith last night, after dschargins fer cattle and other freight for the interior. She discharged about I. ons of coal here for the A laska Steam ship Co. and proceeded on her wa, south this morning.
 The big steamer Seward, one of tn, argest vessels ever seen here, is load ng the consignment of 135, GOO boxe for the Chignlk and Uyak canneries tt the sawmill dock. Par. of the mil rev worked all night loading, ant ven at that rate the ship will hardl, ie able to sail before tomorrow after
 loon. Many visitors have taken tn, opportunity to see the big vessel.
 The Teddy left this morning witt .he T. s. Geological Survey party fol Rasaan Bay, and big load of friegh md supplies for their use, and for tht It camp. J. C. Barber of the It con- pany was passenger also, taking with him Harry Dobson and Bill, ,'ronan who will make the necessar, preparations for commencing the con. ,truction of the tramway from tho nine to the beach.
 A. Davey of Sulzer, while transfel ring his baggage from small launcl to the steamer Vigilant last night al Sunny Point. lost his balance and fell 'verboard. catching his arm in such | way as to dislocate it at the shoulder. He was brought to Ketchikan in that condition, when, as soon as physician. could he secured. an anaesthetic wa given and the arm put back in place He is resting corn fortably ar the Con Iell, though still ip considerable pain. ipc I,,h o,,; to leave on the Jefferson for an ex- ended trip through the westerI states, taken solely as vacation ant outing. They will be joined by one | or two friends in Seattle and trave | by horseback into the National Resei 'ation, camping as they go-far iron he pleasant l?) song of the denta engine. The doctor will leave hi, 'tfice fixtures, etc. in Ketchikan, plan. hing to return and resume his prac. ice after about three months.
 The proposed Sunday meeting oi he Caamano fishermen for the pur- pose of perfecting the union organza gion and admitting to the union thos who wished to join, was postponed t. Monday night and word has not beel received up to this time of any actiol taken to change the price received b, she fishermen for their work II view of the recent drop in Seatll prices the proposed strike is likely t. be indefinitely postponed. The repre- sentative of the union was in Ketchi- kan Saturday, and though unwilling to make any positive statement was inclined to give the above view.
 Word has been received of the leath of Mrs. Michael Cornell at Col. orado Springs. April2 9th. Mrs. Con. nell had been ill for a long time anC had been placed in sanitarium ir Colorado Springs, hoping for the i'm.
 rovement wh oh failed to come. She vas well known here, was member II the Poo ahontas Lodge, was alway. interested in church and charitable work of any kind and leaves many sin ..ere and earnest friends here, whose .vmpaihr gees to her bereaved bus band. Mrs. Cornell came from Prince ton, Mo-, where her family, who have been notified of her death, still lives