The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

ot the Jefferson. -
 Fred Hilliard and wife. left on tht Princess May for Vancouver, from which place they expect to go to some point in the interior in search for a dew home.
 The Princess May arrived down this morning twenty four hours late. hay ng been detained by snow storms which prevailed all the way iron 1 Juneau.
 ] Mr Chas. \, Sulzer manager foi he Alaska Industrial eompany's mine, reported 10 have reached Seattle al IS way home. and may be expecteo ] b cue of the first steamers due to arrive.
 i G. NJ. Wells, of the Alaska Indus ial company who iS employed q; a alysmith, looking after the recei pts II the Jumbo mine at the shelter, leit ] for his post of duty on the Princes. i Jay this morning.
 i The City of Seattle is reported l. ! lave left on the cancelled run of the 'ottage City. at 9 o'clock Tuesda, esening. and barring accident ol 3taer untoward events, ought to he Aeee at an early hour tomorrow morn ng.
 The gasolene schooner Bonita came I early this morning with cargo O l)oo fresh halibut for shipment. she . fishing in the neighborhood of Maly sland, within easy distance of town nd i> reputed to ha owned and oper- ted by the boss fisherman of this sec ion. whose name is Fred Wesse Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Y. Thiell enter aimed party of friends at Nea Years dinner, among whom were lrS. \. ]. Elliott, Mr. ]. W. Daily. dr. and Mrs. w. E. Murphey, Master 3art Murphey. Thos Forty. Wm. Sell, Wm. kroling and Jas. B. Van ice. Dilrer was served at 10.
 Dr. Myers is in receipt of the part IT parts of his X-Ray machine. which he parties from whom he pu, chased in Chicago failed to include in tht }rignal shipment, and DOW persons gho desire to get au accurate view O heir jrua inWacGpess. need only l. Il and ask to be shown the same a, ny other inquisi.iye MI>sourian.
 The Hyd-Ee-He Club met for reeu- IF practice last evening at the home 1t Dr. ]. l.. Myers. Alter reheal sal she ladiee ard gentlemen pulled taife, popped corn and drank coffee to keel iwake while awaiting the advent O
 oa3. The hosts ot the evening were AIr. and Mrs. Bertram G. Mitchell. The Hyu- -He-He Club i> a mems Z ee club-age about two months Toe object of the club is tue acquiring ot musical culture, and the having of a good time in general. It is composed If ten members, and it's officer ale Prof. Leo Ranney, President; Roy Thompson. Secretary and Treasurer. nd Bertram c. Mitchell, Director.
 Someone of very sensitive artistic 31ture took exception to the giaring hitenass of the front door nob of Frank Polj's residence on Main street. ast Saturday night. and painted it a rich Andy Jackson brown with molas- -e, taffy. When Frank arrived home and shook hands with the door knob preparatory to entering his house, fe seemed to finger on the outside rivet- -i to, or more correctly. ''stuck on his door knob. After unscrewiug the knob he managed to get into hi, house. and spent the rest of the night qursing the door knob in his hand.
 The bill susperding the annual ex- 7arGiture re luirement of the las in egarG te mining clains, wh ch V s ,a,,ed bg the senate on the 2l-t 2 d as yet to pass tie house before l. : :oming law. was introduced by Sen tor Teller. Of Colorado. and did ret
 riginate with the Seattle paper miners. As passed by the senate the suspension arplie, ouly to the year 907, aud being retroactive, is not likely to pass the house, CT receive azecutiee approval if il does.
 From Fridays Dailt)
 News from the Cottage City is to .le siIeet that tbe dainaga t. ! G aachirery @ill most likely tie ter ua or nearly. f not quite. q nonIl. and that the City of ; .8tiIe will mae at east oua more run in her placs.
 - hoped. hoseyer. to hfve her ready to esuns her .c!edsle not lat tha.
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 Born, Tuesday, December 3l, i907, . Mr. and Mrs IIaLs And .fsen, I | bg daBgIer. Mather ard e1 i'e bo'b [ ing nicely, and the happy Dad
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 Tn: fly of Seattle arrived eari this morning, bringing about 75 tons 3t general taor hand C An hal | s'zsa ra~-'ep-t~ to. j. -ea.kaa --tAt : later Il Il hrse rrernirs piieria4.