The Ketchikan miner., 1908-07-25
to the dock, where she will probably be taken tomorrow.
 (From Thursday Daily.)


 (From Thursday Daily.)
 O.. H. Adsit of Seattle is registered
 at the Cornell.
 The Dolphin is due from the north some time tomorrow.
 The Princess May is due from the South tomorrow morning.
 l.. P. Shackleford of Juneau, na- tional republican committeeman for Alaska, was passenger -on the Seattle
 this morning.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heckman were g reeted by many friends this morning on their return from the wedding trip which started with such a send off here.
 Walter Mills of the power plant re- ceived word this morning that his
 wife, who recently left here for the Sound, was very ill, and is preparing
 to leave on the Dolphin tomorrow.
 Don't forget the Loring excursion Sunday. The Rohlffs will leave at ' 80 a. m and small boats will be provided at Loring for those who want to go to the lake on fishing trip. Bring your lunch baskets and fishing tackle. Ask anyone who went, last week! Round trip s1. 50.
 It is reported that the Petersburg cannery has already put up 5O,0OO cases, and that Supt. Myers at Cha than Bay has B, 1000. It is expected that the full pack at Petersburg (102, ,00o) cases will be up by the mid dle of next month.
 The Cottage City returned from the north with her tourists yestreday afternoon, taking on s. Cooper as the only first class passenger from Ketchikan She carried ten thousand cases of salmon from northern canner- ies and S15O, 900 in Treadwel bullion. The canneries in the north report a record breaking year.
 Among the passengers on the Seat tie this morning were Miss Florence Langdon, who was once on the staff of s. Johns Mission here, and Miss A. E. Caay, who has recently left her home in Albany to enter the Alaska mission work of the Protestant Epis- copal Church. Miss Langdon and Miss Cady, who is graduate purse, will be stationed at Fort Yukon.
 The Miner has some recollection of hearing some tinkling tintinnabula- tions emanating from the office of the United Wireless Co.,, recently tthat is to say, some three months ago. rel ative to the establishment of a plant n Ketchikan within the next two weeks at a conservative estimate. | The most recent advice from 1he con- pany was to the effect that the said company was too busy to attempt the installation of the plant here at pres 'ent. but etc., etc. It begins to look as if the prize prevaricator as well --as the peerl ess proXnosticator was an official of the company.
 Chas. Cosgrove, Fremont King and Chas. Deppe left this morning for Wrangell where they will take small boat for the west coast of Prince of Wales Island. They were well equipped for fishing and It is intimat- ed further that the silver tongued or atory of which the city attorney is capable will not languish on the tour, while a campaign is on and John Ron an is in the running
 The Seattle arrived at ten this morn ing, after bunch of weary travellers had sat up all night waiting for her. The Miner did that once just six years ago and learned his lesson, and per haps this particular crowd of knights of the grip have learned few lines about Alaskan transportation since | last evening. The chief cause ot the delay was thick fog which held up [ the Seattle for eight or nine hours. There were "A round trip passengers aboard, and they put in full time in the two hours allowed them here. | The passengers listed for Ketchikan were F. M. Sy.nes, E. E. Baker, Fred l Heckman and wife, and two second | class. The following lett for the north; C.. T. Arkins. Frank Parrish, J. J. Blumer, B. M. Farney and wife, Geo. A. Anderson, for Juneau, and c. H. Cosgrove, Fremont King | and Chas Deppe for Wrangel'.
 (From yesterdays daily)
 Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Eardley arrived | from Dolomi yesterday in the Taku, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Huntington and son ot The Dalles, Oregon, and the Rev. and Mrs. Cow den of Caldwell, Idaho, who have been l their guests in nolomi for week. The Taku has been under charter for the party for the past week, making headquarters in Dolom, The Fan nie l.. was lowed over yesterday for repairs and will return to Dolomi un- der her own power tomorrow.
 The Dolphin left Julaau at nine