The Ketchikan miner., 1908-10-17

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 "Soon or late I know you will Sc, that to do right brings good, and [, do wrong brings misery.n Fiber Huhbard's Calendar. .Orphic" fol today.
 The vigilent, on her return from the It mine and Hadley last Saturday night, took supplies for a trip to Hid den Inlet and started for there yester, day about noon.
 The tug Sea Lion with the barge Haydn Brown. cleared for Seattle Saturday night. The Haydn Brown will load at Niblack and possibly par. tially at the west coast.
 Three of the boys went to Carroll nlet Saturday afternoon for wagon load of ducks. Since they came home yesterday, they are not saying much about the ducks. Perhaps Charley Taylor will tell why.
 If you see a disconsolate hypochon- driacal individual wandering about in au apparently irresponsible manner. don't hurt him. He is only the re- porter looking for microscopic memo riablia for the diernal dilution called The Miner.
 The steamer Ragnild, Captain Orr of Petersburg, brought the court off, cials who found that the Cottage City. which they had boarded at Juneau, would not reach Ketcihkan in time for the opening of court today The Ragnild returned to Petersburg today.
 The Farrallon arrived in port Satur- day afternoon, and after discharging more than two hundred tons of ma chnery at the New England Fsh Company's dock, came to her own pier where she lay till this morning 1t three o'clock, when she left with freight and passengers for the west coast of Prince of Wales Island
 Judge Gunnison and wife arrived on the Princess Beatrice today.
 Rev. Edward Marsden arrived on the City of Seattle and will again take up his duties as Presbyterian mis- sionary at Saxman.
 The City of Seattle arrived abo ut noon. She carried only one lon pass enger for Ketchikan.
 
 The Princess Beatrice arrived at two O o'clock. She had light pass enger ist and only three for ketchi- kan.
 The gasolene launch Ed. Kalkins owned and operated by William Forss, took Mir. Card to Georges Inlet yesterday, to inspect the work of the New England Fish Company at that point. He will remain several days. The Pacific Coast Company's freight CT. Tampico left for Seattle Saturday afternoon with ?, 100 tons of concen- trates, ?. 100 cases Of salmon from Kasaan. 5000 cases of salmon from Glacier and 500 tons of sundry freight.
 The following are the late register res at the Cornell: ". H. Rabbit, W. H. Dobson, w. E. Weise, Beaver Falls, D. B. Williams, D. Bi 0 man, Evan Williams and Dan Terzik, of Hadley.
 Mrs. Hart addressed the schools this morning and is awakening quite an interest in school exhibit for the Alaska I ukon- Pacific exposition. All the schools voted to prepare such an exibit.
 The Owl restaurant has now been remodeled, and the box put in. The new management is giving the best O service and the place bids well to be- come very popular. Mr. Morrison s ability as fish cook has drawn the trade of those who want their trout served la Delnonico-or any other style.
 Arrivals at the Stedman are N. J. Raseingraye. Seattle: James Zarella Dawson: Charles w. Wright, Wash ington, D. C.. E. Edgar Blake, Her. ring Cove: James Thompson and C. 5 Terens. Kasaan: Peter Delaney. Joe Carroll, w. L. Poison, E. Larson, 4. w. Fox, W. A. Barnhll, c. c. Page, H. Nj. Lull, and L. P. Shack leiord and wife, Juneau.
 It may be well to state that Mrs. Hart. who is TOW here, was in charge 1t the Alaska building at the St. Louis Exposition, and her ambition uow, is 10 make the Women's $ Exhibit It the Alaska Y ukon- Pacific Exposi- tioh, som ethiug mvre than one of bark mats, moccasens, and glass bottles covered with beads: som ething which sill show for itself the homely virtues, md that We are well toward the irort "a the ways of of civilization.
 (From Tuesdays Daily)
 Emile Sa vador died on board the Jefferson, while in port this morning | II 20. The m oi tunate mau leId d position of coasid.rali e
 esponi.bilityat the Treadwell mine. lie stepped oIl of shelter on hearing a blast hicE he nistoUk for his own,