The Ketchikan miner., 1908-10-17

o'clock, having laid at Sunny Point all night. Captain Forss says the pass age from the mouth of Mora Sound te Sunny Point was exceedingly rough. There were twelve passengers Iron west coast points and four from Nib. lack.
 Ed. C. Russell, the rustling propri etor of the Juneau Dispatch, and the pioneer editor of Juneau, accompanied by his wife were passengers, in the Jefferson today. The Miner acknowi- edges a pleasant call. From Ed. :. thrifty appearance, he is evidently holding his own in the capital city. (From Wednesdays daliyl The Jefferson, going south yester- day, carried d full list of passengers.
 The Dolphin sailed from Seattle a, 9 :00 p. m. on the l2th, and is due here Thursday morning.
 At the Hotel Royal today are: c. E. Newman, Valdez; A. T. Martin. Hadley, and w. E. Adriol, city.
 The Tongass Trading Company has just received a shipment of the finest favored apples ever sesn in Ketchi- kan.
 The Jefferson yesterday carried :, 700 cases of canned salmon from Haines, 900 from here and 800 boxes of fresh halibut from me&here ull he line.
 The two patients at the hospital who received injuries at the Mamie mine, we are glad to report, are getting along spleniidly and are steadily im- proving.
 At the Stedman are: E. F. Pond. w. H. McNair. James N. Sh)ur, | Juneau: A. k. Yeoman. Seattle; Freu Adams, Treadwell; E. Edward Bates, Herring Cove, and J. w. Mahone, Gcodlo City, Alaska. The Cornell arrivals today ur, J. NJ. Judsop, Niblack: Thomas Row ands, John konord, Sulzer; c. K. | 5ymonds, and wife, Juneau: Charle $ Held, Stewart, B. c, and S.sJ. Good ro Karta Bay. | Emile Salvador, the Treadwell mipet who died on board the Jefferson yes | serday, was buried today. Charles s. .,t A- al h., f,,,,o nv Rev. Father Sweare read tbe funeral sers ice.The funeral was ksld at 2 :::3l It the uudersakiug parlors of J. R. aeckman X Company.
 | At the court house yesterday. llrg. number of cases which had eucumber-
 d the docket for years were dismiss d. while dates were assigned for tn. rial of others. \ civil case If Charles l.. Jones vs. Cymru Copper comp ny
 on for trial toda'. | The Onward returned from Hadley tt f 30 D. m. yesterday, bringing E. T. Martin, W. F. Miller, Frank c. | Elva, Jack O'DonnelI, l.. Sullivan 1 Helen Robinson and J. C. Barber She sailed little later for Unuk Riv. er and way ports.
 | The report comes that Dr. Dickinson If Sulzer and lJng time resident o | XetchiKan, was married last Thurs. lay at WrangeIl, by [. s. Commits sioner A. R. Y. Snyder. to anothe' loctor, one of the feminine persuasion I Miss Pierce, our informant says. Il is intiI ed ..that this was an astute business stroke, by which the first uamed doctor secures an assistant.
 If you see the eyes of the chief of | police stick ing out like the optics O fred snapper, don't be surprised. He has been eating fish. It happened th.s way. Al. Buhring had 4-pourd cod that Ayers claimed he could cal at one meal. To the tune of five dol. lars and the cost of the cooki ng, A disputed it and was called. The nit came of at the Eigle restaurant last night in the presence of interested onlookers. Ayers started in all right but was only half through with the monster cod when it got to tasting | fishy. He nibbled at it while, but the fish seemed to be growing, and he hoisted his flag of truce with big hunk of the fish still on his plate. The chief steers shy of the street where fish are sold today, and it will he several days before he will have the nerve to look another of the fnDy tribs in the face.
 (From Thursdays Daily
 The launch Fannie L. left for Dol omi this morning.
 The cannery boat Toledo iron Petersburg with canned salmon cleai ed for the Sound last evening.
 Prof. J.. Sumpf arrived from the Hot Springs on the Onward this morn ing, and with Prof. Duttun will fur uish the music for the Poca' ontas dance this evening. l Five nimrods of the town returned Tuesday from cruise 10 Karta Bay | II L <1- l.-.l l.