The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-19
THE LOCAL FIELD
(From Saturdays Dailyl

Princess May came in at ? p. m. this afternoon.
 Henry Berry goes north today or the Princess May.
 The halibut hoat Chicago" stop. ped to coal here today.
 The City of Seattle's sailing date has been postponed until the four teenth.
 The tide is very high today for this time of the year on account of the storm outside.
 The staemer Humboldt is due to ar rive at Ketchihan from the north to- morrow at , p. ID.
 Hans Anderst D, the mayor of Had ley. is in town to spend few days with his wife and family. The Teddy made it's trip to karta Bay and the Onward went to Hadley with load of miners and provisions.
 The Eagles report large crowd at their dance in Redmen's hall last night. Over fifty couples were pres ent.
 The new arrivals at the Royal are l. D. Hope, w. StJohn, A. T. Mart in. W. K. Brown. John Thompson, ckF fife and F. Stevens.
 Mir. Conrad Stevenson sold out the Owl Restaurant yesterday to Mrs. b. Y. Morrison, and expects to return to Seattle next week ou accoutn of his health.
 W. H. Dobson will go with Frank Service to assist in the building of the New England Fish Company $ power plant at Heading Greek in Georges Inlet
 The Dolphin came in this morning with forty tons of fruit nd merchant disc and eight second class passen- ITS fer Ketchikan. She was delayed b. the..rough weather.
 Mrs. D. L. Wilhans. Mrs. W. J. Roberts and daughter Virginia from s cattle, F. w. Sivlis of Eagle Inlet and T. A. Heckman from Yes Bay are the new guests at the Stedman.
 Captaln Doyle reports that Mrs. Kings sal,ery at Sunny Point is get
 ing ore salmon than they can han q and so they are selling 10 the Quadra ca nery. They have already put up 1900 barrels and expect to put mp 300 more.
 The Vigilant came in from Chol mondeley sound this morning where she hasbeen for the past five ys try- ing to bringing a big tow of lols On account of the rough weather she vas obliged to aba ldon the tow and will have to wait till calmer weather hefore going back after it.
 First Methodist Church-Rev. Fish er, Pastor. Sunday September 18th. Il ID ser ntn by the pastor follow q by the annual fall rally of the Sun day school. 30 ?. m,. service of Gospel song followed by preaching by the pastor on "tan a Man know When He Is Saved!'
 Dr.. S.emen caught a fish weigh ing seven and half pounds while angling in Ketcihkan creek yesterday above the falls. After q strenuous tussel for two hours the Doctor finally landed the monster fish hy skil'ful manouver. The fish is reported to be a rainbow trout rend it is undoubt( dly Il @ largest ever caught in this district. This IS not a yam because crowd saw Dr. Ssemen land the fish and Mr. Guzeman weighted it and we saw them cleaning his catch.
 S .Iohn's Church-13th Sunady ait Trinity. 5 a. m.. Holy Enchaitst. Il q. m., Morning Prayer and Sermon : go D. m.. evening Prayer and Ser mon. Schools: Native at 9 30, white it 12:l5. The morning sermon will be un the recent Pan Anglican Con- rgess. After the evening service there will ne short congregational hymn p,aeiiee. Native prayer ser eice is Sunday afternoon at } o'clock.
 Tumorrow rain or shine IS the Nail Rally of he Methodist Sunday school at twelve o'clock noon. All ketchi kan boys ard girls between nine days and ninety nire years old and not in some other Sunday school are invited and asked to hriug nail, tack ol spike to present at the door. Special honors for the smallest tack or larges spike or best dr. ss rail. Mr. Fisher will tive an Illustrated talk on Folks apo Nails The naw souvenir buttons will be presented at this gathering. Ths pnblic are cordially invited.
 The Ladies ald ofthe NJ. E. Churcl will give a noonday lunch at Redmeh's ball next Thursday from II until , o'clock. This Is the first of their famous lnncheons for the winter seas or and they ask for large patronage from the public. The committee on arrangements are Mrs. w. Com CT, Mrs. Joseph Langelier, Mrs. F. J. fol T,,I-