The Ketchikan miner., 1908-08-01
KETCHIKAN
Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days Tersely
 Told.
(From Thursday Daily. ]

(From Thursday Daily.)
 The vigilant left this noon for Dol omi and will go on around to the west coast before returning.
 M. Martin, M. Shield and o. c. Snethen left for the north on the Cot tage City this morning. The preliminary survey for the pipe line for the for the NewEngland Fish Company power plant has been completel and the ''cruising party'' is now at work selecting the general route for the transmission line. The Teddy returned from the Unuk this morning, having called in at Hot Springs on the down trip. At that pace she picked up Fred Cox who is ill, bringing.him to town. Capt. An derson is reported as being better but still requires the. services of an attend ant.
 The Cottage City arrived from the south this morning at five o'clock with ST 1st and 24 2nd class passengers of whom the following were for Ket- chikan: Mrs. A. Burckhardt, Mrs. s. Nuesdorffer, Chas. Helm, Fred Ben- net, E. R. Harries and four second class.
 Among the passengers on the Cot tage City this morning were the Ven. Hudson Stuck, Archdeacon of North ern Alaska, and Dr. Burke of New York City who will enter the north ern nilsson field with headquarters at Fort Yukon. The launch which has been supplied for their use has been sent down to Skagway and will be navigated down the river by Arch deacon Stuck and Dr. Burke. Dr. Burke will cover an immense stretch of country along the river, wherever his services are needed most. The Church is about to build large new hospital at Fort Yukon which will serve as a base.
 Commodore Andy Anderson, of the Ketchikan and Union Steamship Con- pany's fleets, today entered the race for delegate to Congress, according 0 large and prominent banner dis played th.s noon on the water front. The new candidate is nominated by |the Swedish-Americana and Non-Citi- zen's parties and stands squarely on a platform .unequivocally declaring for the extension of the Panama Canal to Alaska and the granting of larger monthly subsidy to all wharfingers now employed in Ketchikan. The can didate declined to be interviewed by the Miner man. stating that he was too busy looking for the man who made the banner.
 Julius EweIt, who threatened to damage the profile of Capt. Nichols, mate of the Vigilant, couple of nights ago, returned to the boat last night with such an inslstent demand for trouble that the Captain finally consented to come ashore and accomo- date him. According to reports re- ceiyed by The Miner, the accomoda- tion was literally administered, and to make matters worse, the seeker for trouble had the additional pleasure of paying a fine ln the city court this morning for having it put all over him.
 (From yesterdays daily)
 Tbe Spokane is scheduled to sail from Seattls tonight with tourists.
 The Dolphin sailed from Seattle on schedule time and is due here any time this evening.
 Mrs L. H. Rudnic.k, who left last night on the Jefferson, expects to be away about month visiting the told folks in Tacoma. Word has been received by local friends that Dr. Zuber will return to Ketchikan about August 10th and will resume the practice of his profession.
 It is reported that the term Of court at Skagway will last about two weeks more. The Ke,clikan term vii com mence October l2th.
 At the Connell: Mrs. s. A. Br ok ell, A. $. Johnston, Chas. Helm, Fred Bennett. $. H. Goodman, l.. E. Buell., Jas. Mowatt and H. Hayes. James Mowatt, who has been identi- fled with the construction work at Suzer for long time, came in on the Rholfs last night and is registered at the Connefl.
 Tie Pr nc ss- Beatrice arrived from the so, tn yesterday afternoon bring Ing the follow ing passengers for ket- chikan; Mrs. E. M. Cosgrove. S.. Goodman, J. T. Can pbell and J. Har- ley.
 Tine schocn yacht Ma, flo yer. hail. ing from Ballard, reached KetchiSan yesterday after a leisurely cruise up the coast. The Mayilower Is trim little craft with gasoline auxiliary and is commanded by Captain k. A. Toeter.
 l Mrs. E, M. Cosgrove returned from