The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04
lEa,n.n Frinars nailxl


 The Princess May was scheduled tc leave Vancouver bsi night. and if she did so should arrive here Sunday morning.
 The steamer Isaale called in about ten o'clock last night ,ou,ahound from Valdez, ba, stepped oals long enough to take water for her so6ers,
 The steamsh.p Meteor is due to arrive here tsom the north tomorrow morning ard W;ll take u,a,l. She left Juneau al 9.u'c.o .ocS th.> morning.
 Mistake-Tae Miner Was mistaken yesterday iu lringing the Cottage City in from the south today. She left Seattle las, nsga', and is not due here till next MonGay.
 The launch Teddy arrived in at S.3o this afternoon irom the West Coast. She was delayed two days on account of rough weather.
 Harry Sheldon, whose ease cane up before Comm i>Sioner Stackpole and a jury today. was found guilty and sen tenoad to serve thirty days in the local iail
 The report current on the streets this morning to ihe effect that the Nj aiack Copper Co. had closed down and ceased operations at its mine proves  10 be untrue. The :ovce employed ! hs> been reduced for the time being [ but operations will not. be entirely suspended.
 jTrom Saturdays Dailyl
 Mrs. J. !. naly is entertaining her : h ly friends this afternoon. ] Frank Sharkey and Dan MeGarvey are in town aud stopping at the ReviIla.
 The Marietta arrived in today from Metiakahtla bringing in few pas >engers.
 The Alert left out on her regular run today which will include the monthly ,rip 10 kiam. There will he q New Years sermon II Yoaug'> hall tomorrow night Thing, Old and New.
 The Meteor. of the Pacific coas; Steamship company, is due 10 arrive here today from the North. B. B. Yielding and Philip Jackson ot Dalomi. and ". A. Patterson city. are registered at the Stedman.
 ! transaction in realty was consum- aied yesterday when the home and property belonging To W. A. Patter- sau was sold 10 Geo. F. Brown of the iU>h-BroWu company.
 The Cottage City did not get away 'rom Seattle until 10 o'clock last night. She will 10; go t0 Skagway ID this trip. bat will return from Juneau in three days after leaving here.
 The Patterson Elk arrived in from asdley ttis morning. She Lad gone 70 Niblaca 10 pick up the tatge Brown ghien was laying as that place ard -oSed il hack to T ,d.es where il be- leugs.
 From Mondays DaiIzl
 The Princess May arrived up or time yesterday morning. bringing 3 large mail
 Mrs. D. C. Abrams has fine line of hand painted china and water color views Of Alaska on exhibition al the Reyilia drug store.
 Tbe steamer Meteor is scheduled to lzars Seattle for Southeastern Alaska qor,s January 9th, carrying freight and conbu>tiHleS.
 c. ". Gsrvai~. Hollis: :. ]. Goodro. T. T. IIazlitt. Karts Bay: Mr. and Nr~. T. Moody and Charles Kallbach. Hartley Bay, B. C., are registered al the RegiIlo.
 Mrs. ]. ]. naly entertaiued large party Of her lady friends on Saturday 4:.erBoon. from two to fge o'clock, al which dainty refreshments were serv- ed and all were made happy.
 Operations at the Goodro mine have been suspended temporarily. though -he usiue never looked s0 promising 7 as noN for large ard profitable devel- opmen, in the way of ultimate pro- auction.
 Delegate Gale has 'ha thanks o' The Miner for valuable public documents. for Ehich Il has heretofore been oblig- cd 10 depend almost wholly upon the ;rield> of is editor. in and outside oi i congress.
 Capt. SarIes. of the >kating rink. va so1th hound passenger oo ths Meteor for Seattle. where be vil ue-t If, 7 iie yao ba. been ei>itine relatives there and accompany Eer .eo. oa the return 'rir.
 Taa Patterson t..a made trip 'o Nstlakahtla this fo-erocn bringing bac. coutingent of natives sho had gone there oa their annual Cbris.u a- ]. pilgrimage. a custom of theirs ahich they never fail to observe.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Wakefield ar. riged hcre from Seattle on the Prir- cess May yesterday. accompaoled hy