The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-12
KETCHIKAN Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days Tersely
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(From Tuesdays Daily)

had cargo of empty barrels for the station. The catch of whales has beer so great this season that the company has not been able to get enough bar rels to contain the unusual supply oi 1 oil.
 Capt. J. E. Anderson took out the | Ella Rohlffs yesterday for her regular trip. She carried 1000 pounds of mail and will stop at Metlakahtla, Niblack, Dolomi and Chomley. Captain Ander- son has just returned from the Bell Island Hot Springs where he has been for several weeks recuperating from Il severe illness.
 Dr.. Turner, George Chesney and L.. A. Lucas returned from bear hunt at the head of Carroll Inlet on Sunday. They had a pleasant tril going and returning hut it rained all the time they were bunting. They brought home few ducks and geese but saw only one bear, though the indications and signs show that there had been plenty of bear feeding on the salmon not week previous but it seems they are leaving the salmon streams and going back into the hills for their winter quarters.
 The Jefferson came in from Seattle Sunday with the following passengers for Ketchikan: Miss Harriet Ross iter, one of our new teachers, Mrs. c. H. Cosgrove, who has been away fol some time on account of i'll health, J. Sumpf, Miss Amy and Mrs. r. J. Hunt, Mrs. A. w. Morgan, J. F. Cooper, Miss L. Patterson, Mrs. C.. H. Patterson and James Moore.
 The Princess Beatrice passed north Saturday leaving the following pass ngers for Ketchikan: Peter Wilson. | Charles Carlson, A. M. Faucett, R. 1 M. Booth and William Calvert. | Frank Davis, commercial man from Seattle, is here in the interest of the Pacific Biscuit and Candy Company He will remain in the city for few days ard will have his headquartt rs at the Stedman. ,.s4.sa.- ,dr. and Mrs. H. R. Shepard left for NibIack CD Sunday for a little pleasure trip. They will visit the property oi Mr. Nieding.
 At the Connell are Dan Terzick. Sulzer; T. w. Bostchman, Hunters Bay; Miss F. Raymond of Dolomi and Philip J. Hickey of Seattle.
 Mir. s. Guyot, F. M. Davis and J. N. Lundgren, three travelling men who have been in the city repres ent- ing their houses. sal led sson the Hum- bodt for Wrangell this morning.
 (From Wednesdays daily)
 The Jefferson will go south tonmor !; evening.
 The Onward made her regular mali trip to Loring, Yes Bay and Bailey Bay Hot Springs yesterday.
 At the Hotel Royal today are Messrs. B. E. and $. s. Ser. D. DJring. Sam Wagner and George Martin. .,..
 School opens at Metlakahtla today with Prof. Bertarm G. Mitchell in charge.
 The Kasaan Bay cannery completed it's pack yesterday and is the first of the canperes near here to close down for the winter. a..
 The Hunbo arrived this morniug from Seattle at four o'clock with Philip Hickey and Harry Brice and two second class passengers for Ket- chikan. She brought 35 tons of freight. Mrs. Blake, wife of the foreman at the Fidalgo Island cannery leaves on the City of Seattle for Califor- mia. Miss Raymond. sister of Beverly Raymond of Dolomi, who has been spending the summer in Alaska. also leaves tomorrow on the Seattle. At the Stedman today ara P. J. Cor man, from Kasaan; E. Larson, of Bo- cha de Quadra; H. Jacobsen, and Charles F. Mercen, Guard Island, and The departures are Messrs. Guyot, Davis and Lundgren.
 Mr. E. Larsen, superinenden oi the Quadra Bay cannery is in the city for couple of days. He reports things going smoothly at the cannery and expects to finish the pack for the sea. son in three days. He says the pack vii! be 35, GOO cases this year.
 The sunshine and smooth waters o yesterday morning tempted large party to make the trip to Metlakahtla, but appearances were deceiving, and before they returned every one aboard the bvats lad taste of rough water and seasickness The Taku carried Mr. and Mrs. John N. Cobb, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Myers, and Dr. and Mrs Stemen. The SoIace had as a a part. Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Stedman, Dr. ant Mrs. Turner and MT. and Mrs. B. c Howard, while the Tornado took ove Mir. and Ms. Joseph Langellier, Mir William Conner, Mrs. Hendricksol