The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-13

1 sell, and $. (. Packard of Sulzer.
 Col. William DeYoung of Dolomi came in on the Ella Rohltfs last night.
 The Princess May is due from the north about seven o'clock this eve ming.
 The Jefferson is scheduled to sail from Seattle this morning Ut nine o'clock.
 ". H. Pop Gilmour left this morning for an outing at Hump Island on the Onward.
 The Vlgilant has reported her safe arrival at Juneau, reaching there at four o'clock this morning.
 (. w. Cummings. who has spent n couple of weeks in town, returned to Yes Bay on the Onward this morning. The Ella Rohlffs made special trip to Niblack today with a seow oi coal. Otto Herbst went over as pass enger.
 The Onward left this morning for Yes Bay, and will return tonight. making her regular trip to the Hot Springs and Unuk River tomorrow morning.
 The fare for children on the Eagles excursion to Mary island next Sunday will be 50 cents, and applies to those who are between the ages of five and twelve years.
 | Mr. James Millar will leave on the May tonight for Victoria, going from there to Tacoma to attend the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge F. and A. NJ, as representative of the local lodge.
 Mr. aud Mrs. ]. J. DalY entertain- Qd company of sixteen guests last night with d delightful whist party. Four tables were played. the prizes being won by Mrs. I. R. Heckman and Mr. George Rounsieli The eve ning was given in honor of Miss Hay ward, who leaves for her home in Kansas City on the Dolphin tonight. The Seattle came in this afternoon at three 0 clock with passengers stow ed away in every available corner. She cari jed total of 345, 15G being first class. Of he total numter la3 were for Skagway. The following cane to ketehikap, P. (. Sullivan, John W. Corson and wife. T. L. Ward ard wife, F. F. Hopkins and W. J. Bowen.
 The Miner office has printed hand bills today announcing the Corson i meeting for "Wednesday night in Red- men's Hall. Judge Corscn will at that time outline his policy, and it is stat ed. will make his positon in the cam paign and his iuteutiors. if ell cted so plaip that there will be no uncer- tainty about his stand He will arrive on the Seattle. The ladies are espe- cially invited to attend the meeting. C. E. Bissell. representing the well known Zarembo Mineral Sptings is n ketchikan for several days. He says that the Alaskan mineral water i, rapidly taking first place in the mar ket. the sales being about five times greater now than year ago. Thlee wagons are used in delivering the water in Seattle now, and can scarcely meet the business. So much for pe- culiar product of Alaska oi which even Alaskans know but little. The spring. from which the water bubbles is about l00 miles from Ketchikan. From Wednesdays Daily
 George Prickett. who is logging fot the saw mill here. came in iron hi camp on Winstanley island this morning hriuging his partner, James Burr. and the latter's wife with him. He is busy in trying to find a helper. IS Burr will not return with him. Mrs Burr is in bad health. Owing t1 Mrs. Burr's ill healt,h and suffering they were obliged to lay by severn times Ou ;he way in 10 wail fer mui. favorable weather, the last stop beiny for whole day at the southern ene oyf Reviiag geio island. Mrs. Burr is seeking medical care and treatment at the hands of Dc. Myers.
 The Jefferson is due from tie souti, tomorrow.
 Willis Murphy returned to the Cnuk River or the On8ar3 today. 2.
 Mrs. France, Barr arrived in town t.i. morning and i. esisiercd Il the Cannei.
 Colscn meeting tonight at Redmen Hall Everyone, icniudlng the ladies, is iuvited
 T. F. Hopkins and ". ]. Ba~en. who arrived yesterday on the Seattle. are outftting today for an extended trip 10 the west coast of DaIl Island.
 The Rholfs took a large party to Ka-aan today Among those who vent over were |. C. Barber, II. C. Strurg, ". '. Po.on. Lee MeWil- liams, and Lee Cook.