The Ketchikan miner., 1908-10-31
(From Mondays Daily.

(From Mondays Daily.)
 The Jefferson came down from the north Saturday night,
 The Seward passed southward yes terday morning about nine o'clock.
 Father Sweere returned from Ju- neau and Wrangell on the Jefferson.
 The Vigilant leaving this morning, will stop at Hadley and then proceed to the It mine for ore. The Teddy left this morning on her run to Chomley packed full of passen- gers and freight
 The Explorer, belonging to the Coast and Geodetic survey dropped anchor in the harbor at 12 :45 p. m. At the Royal hotel are: E. Jack Son, E. Davidson, J. O'Brien, John A. Mcdonald, Patrick Kelly and S. Mcdonald.
 The Dolphin arrived early Sunday morning from the south, leaving for the north, via Wrangell and Peters burg at T 100 a. m.
 The Northland arrived at noon to- day. She is lying at the Pacific Coast company's dock. Two passen- gers came on her, Miss Theill and 1 Mir. Smith.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Heckman gave delightful dinner party in honor of | Messrs. Whitney and Newhall at the Stedman Cafe last evening. Covers were set for fourteen.
 Mir. B. B. Nieding, superintendent of the Nblack mine, has completed his work in closing the mine. He wi ill take a much needed rest, travel ing northward for week or two.
 Hotel arrivals: Stedman: B. B. Nieding,. F.. H. Newhall, G. il. Whitney. Juneau; Fred c. Peterson, Haines; Nels O.. .Wusterman, N. Me Kay and H. F. Swift of San Francisco.
 Lewis Levy, the fur man, whose motto is: i've get the Business. writes his friend, MT. Pat Gilmore that he will be here on November 5ih, all ready to execute the trade finish ings of his motto.
 Cornell arrivals: Lars Hargheim, James Smith, c. F. Krickenberger, Miss Crystal B. Snow, Miss Dazie M. Stromstadt, Mrs. L. Raymond, Se- attle; R. Full, L. G. Hoflien, F. c. Schumacher, w. E. Weise, A. Weise. Dave Nicoll, John McGraw, Juneau: :: M. J. Daily, Juneau.
 Augustus Detlefson, Ketchikan's city marshal has returned from a months absence. Mir. Detlefson has been engaged in performing the an nual assessment work required by law on the Commander group of mines, back of Hollis, in which he is heavily interested.
 Mrs. Forest J. Hunt, Secretary of the Womens Auxiliary of the A. Y, P. E., informs The Miner that at the eet ing held Saturday afternoon the chairnen of the various committees reporetd favorable progress. The teachers in our public schools have taken up the educational subjects with their pupils, which promises, like wise, most favorable progress.
 F. H. Newhall and G. B. Whitney. J. s. steamboat inspectors, can'- down from Juneau Saturday night tu pass judgment on the steamer Vigi- !ant. The best part of yesterday was occupied by these gentlemen in mak- ing the inspection They pronounced the VigiIant to be in first class con- tlition, and the steamer sailed forth promptly on her regular business, which had been somewhat delayed owing to awaiting the arrival of the inspectors.
 Lieutenant Pope. executive olfice' oi the rev9nns cutter Perry, tem- porarily in command during the ab sence of Captain Haake on six weeks leave, spent Sunday ashore visitlni friends. The Perry, whose regular cruising grounds are Puget Suund has been detailed to Alaskan waters She has been stationed at Juneau, ant : will probably return there at an early date.
 A new arrival, in the shape of tn COW ''Bettfna," recently purchase' by Mr. J ohn w. Ssedmap. who, b the way, relinqulshed the cafe, more
 the pity since its patrons stood goo
 chance of testing tBettina's'i produc
 in substance instead of shadow.
 doing fine and rendering sal lisfactoi , service. She is not yet on her goo , behavior. however,. since she gay Billy" kick on. the knee whic 2 caused that otheuM ise sprigh,ly gentu ] or hoteldom to limp, and tbirk fym,f what ot distance lending enchantinei' t to the "ni ky way" As Mr. .Wiltlar