The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-09
tFrom Mondays Daily)

Vancouver.
 The Kayak of Yes Bay came in yes terday.
 s5o. % reward will be paid by Joseph Onward lea, es for Yes Bay and Hot Springs tomorrow morning.
 The Kayak has returned from Lol- ing alter picking up the supply ship and towing it safely to port.
 Wm. Cockrall, foreman at Loring. was among the Jefferson arrivals yes terday.
 Ms. Tola Wyman of the Red Wing property on the West Coast arrived yesterday on the Jefferson and will remain in Ketchikan few days.
 At the Council are: Y. N. Moody and wife, ]. Wells and wife, Ed. Kerr, A. c. Tucker, L. C. Hugany, Paul Hartman and Edw. Grothjan.
 Mir. and Mrs J. F. Ryus left for Haines yesterday by the Jefferson, where they will visit their daughter, Mrs. C. C. Baker.
 Chas. Taylor and wife, and I. Pit tenger arrived home on the Seattle after their long session of jury duty, feeling, they say, like escaped prs- oners
 The big freighter Delhi passe, northbound at an early hour this morning.. She took on here the g. foot timbers cut by the 10 al mill. which proved too heavy for the small CT h1ats 10 handle.
 The Seattle passed southbound early this morning, and will cali at Prince Rupert on the down trip. Among her passengers from here were ]. P. Rudd and 4. s. Allen.
 This fine weather. though somewhat diluted at intervals. is reviving the local fleet of smal craft and many launch owners are getting their little six ps in shape for the se; sons work or pleasure.
 P. II. Sargent, P. R. Brubacher and P. A. Stover, members of tbe (. 5. Geological Survey party. arrived yesterday on :he Jefferson. They will leave tomorrow on the Teddy for Kasaan Bay to continne and complete the typographical work in that sec tion.
 A party consisting of J. Wells and wife, A. c. Tucker and L. c. Hugany. all of whom are now registered at the Cornell, will leave in few days for the Unuk River where they will put in tht sumner prospecting. and in- vestigating Ger tain promising proper ties already located.
 The following are registered at the Ssedman: P. N. Sargent and wife, r. R. Brubacher, r. A. Stover, Mrs. Tola Wyman, Jos. Bjorn, w. B. He'd rick, Wm. Cockrall ard wife, JChn McFagar, Roy Gale, c. C. Page. I. A. H eckmsn, F.. Larsen, Mrs. Harris, A. Larsen, A. Freder!cksen. Louis Levy,
 The Alert lost her ruGder on her trip to Kasaau Saturday and had to be put on the beach tor temporary re- pairs, returning safely yesterday morning. She was replaced by the Vigilant today for the Dolomi run and will be repaired and put into first class shape before again going into service.
 The Teddy arrived from Wrangell and West Coast points yesterday. After making a trip 10 Kasaan tomor- row. Capt. Forss will put his boat On the beach for few days to apply new paint and interior furnishings in prep aration for the seasons $ work with the Boundary Survey, for which he has contract.
 c. C. Page Clerk of the District Court, arrived on the Seattle this morning to close up tine affairs of the office of the local deputy clerk. Pur suant to a recent order issued by the Department of Justice. the offices of the deputy clerks at Shagway and Ketchikan, as at present conducted, will be discontinued; t,e duties of the clerk being hereafter assumed by the U. s. Commissioner. The office at Skagway as already been closed.
 The Jefferson came in from the south yesterday morning with big passenger list, having for Ketchikan alone, as follows: Roy Gale of Ka- wack, Mr. and Mrs. John Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Wn. Cockrall, Miss Green. ]. Blorn, Mrs. D. Ryan, Mir and Mrs. R. H. Sargent, John McGowan, L. c. Hugany, Tola Wyman, Celia Foster, Hans Apsch, P. R. Bubacher. Geo. Stepich E. Kerr, Mrs. Chas Harris of Hunters Bay, w. B. Hedrick, Anna Gland, F. A. Stover. Paul Harmon and second class passengers.
 Dr.. Kaser who was formerly well known here, was southbound passen- ger on the Seattle this morning, ac- com panied by his very recently ac-