The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-12
IE THE LOCAL FIELD
From Sa' rllay's Dailyl


 Last day of tho long vacation. schoo opens Monday.
 The Princess Beatrice is due iron the south some time tomorrow.
 The Jefferson is due from the soutl tomorrow afternoon.
 l ". l.. Poison and Marsh [ckis came in yesterday afternoon from a pros pecetipg trip on Prince of Wales Is land, having loeat ed property of un- usually good ind cations.
 MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor with their sister ands iece, returned yes Eterday from q lightful outing near Loping, having been gone several days.
 Dr. Steman and Mrs. Myers return ed yesterday in the "1'ornado' from the Loring hatchery where they have been guests for several days.
 Mrs. Il R. sLeparl, Miss Francis Shepard and Harsey Shepard of Ju- neau came 6own on the Dolphin and ale registered at the Stedman.
 Dr. w. E. Zuher returned from his long trip in the states on the Seattle and is registered at the Connell. He will resume the practice of his profes- sion here within few days.
 The Dolphin passed southbound about oneo' clock this morning, bring ing number of passengers from the north and taking the following south bound: A. J. Giles and wife, Ralph Miller, Fred Bniler, Francis Taylor, Miss Cora Taylor and thirteen second clsss passengers. The Dolphin carried ll3 nassengers 6,So0 cases of salmon, and q million dollars in gold.
 The City of Seattle arrived from the south at five this morning, bring ing the following passengers fdr Keschi- kan: Dr. ". E. Zuber. J. Carlson. Rev. Thomas Jenkins, Mrs. Jenkins and three children. Miss Elsie Jenk- ins, c. w. Francis and three second class The Seattle carried only mod elate list of passengers but every va cant stateroom was jammed full of freight.
 Among the arrivals on the City oi Saaite this morning were the Rev. Thomas .Jenhins, Mrs. Jenkins and three children, and Miss Elsie Jenkins oi B rming hum, England, a uiecenwho will live with them. Mr Jenkins w i'll remain in Ketchikan in cnarge of ;. Johns Mission temporarily aud viii later be located in Juneau with general oversight of the work at the various stations in southeastern Alaska Mir. Jenkins has been away from Netchikan just year, ln which tme he attended the General Con- vention oi the Church al Richmond, Virginia, and the Pan-Anglican Con- gress in Bont on. While in England, h also ieok a short course of lectures at Oxford lhe family will occupy he rectoly iir the present..
 (From Tuesdays Daily)
 Mes res. Fl. s. Reynolds and J. W. : dmar fded delegation of busi- ness men and their wives Sunday O. visit 10 the Hadey smelter. The weati CT @as eHutiul and the water ssaooih as glass they say, and every fofy had goed time and enjoyed the trip. The trip over was made in three hours. On their arrival at Hadley Messrs. Siivern.an and Bernet receiv- ed the party ard conducted them though tiie shelter explaining the difftteht Xii ds oi ores and the pro eesses tf converting them into the .naIketah 2 metal, from the time the o4 caves the mine until it comes out ia tie nat. Alter leaving the shelter, the Ngle tendeled banquet where Mere all good things 10 eat, and every Qne cid his duty U the repast. After | aner toasis were called for and number of the party responded with live tuasts. Mr. George Green took lhe delegation up to the Mnnie and Sl4vtl slQWn nlres, ard alter a stien- ncu. .day eI aie3sure, the party left for ho 2. tired lpt happy, arriving in Keteh.k ? al nine o'clock.
 siis public reception to be tender ed tol lg'lt Ut the Methodist parsonage. Masn and Gtapt streets, by the Ladies Aid soeiety, assiyted by representative lasdies of lie churches promises to be largely attelted It will be very ip- formal, the puliiic coming and going from O clock til Il o'clock p. ln. Mrs. Ii. C. Suorg and Mrs. F. V. Fisher will bs assisted in receiving by Mes. ]. v. -jfedman, Mrs. Judge staeapeie. Ms D. Il. Uelzelje and Mts, ]. l. DuAie. It is hoped all oi the citfzeuS will.avail themselves oi .fhis opportunity to welcome ihe teaehers.
 Ina loyal Temperance Legion WIS organized among lhe children of ihe different Sunday Schools and pOhlic scNool on Sunday afternoon. V&l@fas McWiilians vas elected president, ,,,l ,,l,, 7, Fl ,o,.. ,,o,, r,lnn,o7 ii.