The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06

res to the bowling alley or skatin, rink.
 D. Maskoviczius, Inspector of immi grafton at Skagway, was passenger on the Jefferson yesterday. havins turned over the four Japs recent, found near Sitka to the Seattle autho r'ties, who are Investigating the ease. Mr. Mascoviczius stopped of here for few days and is registered
 tt the Council.
 Mir. c. w. Wright. who for seve- ral years has spent the summer in the Aetohikan District in the interest ol the Geological Survey, arrived yester- lay on the Jefferson and proceeded tt hasaan Bay this morning on the Eu- rus. Mr. Wright's previous reports have covered the Ketchikan District thoroughly and contain an immens, amount of valuable information that has been gathered with great exact ness. He will spend several weeks il. the Kasaan country and will later go to the West Coast to complete his observations. The Topographicai party, under Mr. Sargent, is now completing it's work around Kasaal. Bay.
 (From Wednesdays Daily)
 Among the arrivals on the Seattle last night was Sam Guyot of Fischer Bros, Seattle.
 A. A. Wakefield and John Me- Laughlin letf early this morning on the Sky Pilot for Niblack Doomi and Kasaan.
 James Thompson left for Kiam last night on the launch Union, acting a, skipper, chief engineer, deck hand and cook.
 The meeting of the School Boa I'd announced for this afternoon was post poned until Friday afternoon at tn, library building. The meeting vii he open to the public.
 Charles Hogbin, of the Ketchikan draying Company is today driving behind 6ve-inch smile and under d hat that no longer fits, all because Of baby girl who arrived in town last night.
 The Ella Rohltfs returned from the West Coast at ten this morning, after very quick trip. Mrs. George E. Paup with two children came in as the only passengers. The Rohlffs left at once for Kasaan Bay oints.
 .. The Seattle arrived from the north last evening, after an unusually fast run from Juneau. Among the pass engers who left for the South were Mrs. c. H. Cosgrove, M. c. Ander- son, w. Carwick and w. A. Langile.
 The salm'n are again running a Cape Camaano and the the Indian village which tiSappeared like a hadow week ago is again in evi- ence. The Greet has started to make egular trips. A large number of fish re also being taken around Tree point.
 An excellent painting by Mrs. New ell was placed on exhibition in the svus drug store this morning. The subject is famiiar-the two old friars in the wine cellar, the one jolly and fat and the other with the gaunt form of the aescetie, but both with an evl- d nt appr citation of the product of 6 vines of sunny France. The paint ing is we'll worth seeing
 The Gedpey arr ived in TO t last night to report the sad loss of quarter master John Gunnisun, who fell over- blard and was drowned last Saturday. The Gedney had left Queen Char otte Island at 3 30 o'clock Saturday fternoon and had reached very rough water at o'clock. It is part of the ships duty to take the temperature of the sea water each hour, as an aid in
 he determination of the ocean cur
 ents, ard the quartermaster had thrown small bucket overheard to 0 tch the water for lhis purpose. The unfortunate man was standing on the ridge only few feet from the Cap tain, and apparently leaned over the | ,o raj far in casting the the bucket, IS quick lurch of the vessel threw i'm from his feet and over the rail. The Captain instantly threw a life hoy out and stopped the ship, but tle man could not be seen in the ieavy sea, and the search for him inally had to be abandoned. Quarter master Gunnison was registered from ieatte. and but little is known of hiul here in Ketchikan.
 On the Seattle last night came the | official acceptance of the resignation of Deputy United States Marshal J. P. Campbell, ending the active career of an official who has served faithfully and steadily for twenty yea,s. MT. Campbeli's resignation was sent in some weeks ago, but the action has heen delayed. and the letter received
 his morning finally accepting it was one of which any officer might well be proud. U. 5. Marshal Shoup eX- pressed the Eeenest regret at losing