The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-27
ial THE LOCAL FIELD
1 From Pritlas' s Dailyl

tie this morni ,g.
 The Dolphin arrived from the Nortl ! this afternoon at $50.
 The tender for the survey ship Ged ney has arrived in port with>' Captair Derickson. &
 A. A. Wakefield and John Nc Laughlin came in from Niblack las night.
 A telegram WIS received from H z. Burknart this morning stating tha he would leave Chicago Friday night
 Neil Walker of the Alaska Marble Co, John Shoennar and NJ. A, Me Nurney of Wrang leit on the Seattle this morning.
 The Pardon arrived from the SoutE this afternoon at two o'clock but die not stop except to land letters ano dispatches.
 At the Cornell today are Edgar Baker and George Baker of Aberdeen, Wash. arrivals on the May yesterday from Prince Rupert
 The Spokane reached Ketchikan this afternoon on her first excursion trip of the season, well loaded with gay and festive tourists who soon filled | the streets and stores.
 J. D. Henderson left with the Teddy this morning ior his post of duty ia Hadley to relieve W. Keys, the pres ent operator, who with his wife will come in via the same good ship. Mr. Keys has been transferred to Juneau.
 A brand new business enterprise is being launched today in ketchikan at the approach to the Heckman wharf, where a fully. equipped, and up-to-date news stand will be run under ths business management oI Mir. Wilhs ]. Conell.
 The Spokane is running this seascn under the command of Captain Thomas, who has replaced her old skipper, Capt. Carroll, who it will be remembered suffered a stroke of par. alysis some months ago and has not been able to resume duty. The Northland arrived from the south this morning with general cargo of everything from bricks to beer, including a big shipment of salt for Capt Wiess of the Bonita. She twill discharge shipment of coal at che Strong dock today. leaving for the North sometime topighto or tomor- row morning
 The eitizers meeting called last night Tor tue purpose of considering he advisahility of having a eeebra- tion in ketohikan on the Fourth brought ont d good crowd, and it was fully decided to go ahead with a def- nite program. Capt. Wm. A. Cornell as made general chairman of the executive committee. the other mem. o4rs beipg ". A. Bryant, r, J. nunt John kae and ohas. Ingersoll. The arrarg cement of details was given into the hands of various oommittees who giii make an authoritative statement af the prizes etc. us soon as it is deter mined hoa much money is available. \ considerable sum is already on hand rom funds previously collected md if this is added to in sufficient q antity, as may be expected. there sill be plenty ol money to offer at fraetive prizes for many events. It is planned to have a hose race which Hill he of more practical nature tnan the one last year, various field
 ports. ball game, races fer the
 bi,Jr 3, etc. etc, and first class yJJ1 tin4 vii. Es afforded for every
 ne. Arr ngements will be made to rlu eIrsions from the camps and it Is expected that big crowd will be i1 town.
 lFrom Saturdays naily) 1 The Princess May IS due soutounhbo
 omoirog right.
 The Jefferson is due from the South some tsme tUEofrow.
 ]. H. Colt. the Juneau attorney, alriVed on tae Dolphin yesterday. The uuAp .dt is scheduled to sai lomorrow night from Seattle. \ daughter cf P. I. Barnum, the tfimoJs circgs man, was a round triI 1 passenger OF the Spokane yesterday. 1 W. C. Ffeebuth left this morning lfor Mount } drew, taking two CT three men with him.
 { The Ella llffs left this morning lot KosJan in q number of passcr~ gers, aEong them being Martin l Bueee Mho has the contract for ths / pile driyiog at-the It camp : 1 S. Johns Church. June 2l. = Sunday School alter Trinity. Morning Prayer and SertIan II ] :00 a. m,; Sunday 1 School at rcon; Ege1irg Service and ! Address. with Tsempsian interpeta-
 tion at S:o0 ?. III. Everyone welcome.
 The Pocahontas ladies are arrangiug ! for il hall tQ he given the 2nd of ,luy ! at the Red mems hall. The committee