The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-09
From Fridav's Daily)

1 He was placed in the marine hospital.
 Sam Atkinson is moving his house. hold effects today ii.lo his new home which he has he, n building in Ocean View and mhicn is now close enough to completion Tor occupancy.
 Rev. Thos Jeukins. formerly of s. Johns Mission. sailed yesterday for England with lis family. He will at tend the Lambeth Conference, return ing to this country about next Sep tember.
 (From Saturdays Daily)
 The Alice arrived from Loring at noon with 100 fresh salmon.
 The vigilant left this mornng for Chomly Sound for Il raft of logs.
 Elmer Capp Of Dolom is in town for few days, expecting to return Monday.
 Clyde Cagle, son of MT. and Mrs. r. F. Cagle is visiting his parents for few days.
 George Buroh and Tom Mathews have r, turned from visit to ;he Hot Springs and will leave for Sulzer to- morrow night on the Uncle Dan.
 At the Connel last night were Frank Silvis. who is returning today to jeaver Falls with the Wiese broth CTS: s. H. Busch of the |. S. Forest Service: Geo. Burch, Tom Mathews and P Leay.
 The Miner is in receipt of legal notice signed hy John P. Hoyt, ref etee in bankruptcy. announcing a meeting of 'he creditors of the Alaska Smelling Co.,, to be held in Seattle, tine eigth day of May.
 The long contested Hasey case came to sudden and somewhat unexpected end in Juneau Thursday night. A long session 0t the jury ending in dis agreement was anticipated but it took reached, resulting in the acquittal of the prisoner.
 Owen Golf. who came in from the Moore and Nichols caEp at Nakat few days ago suffering from an acci- dental blow with an axe. today sub mitted to an operation, made neees- sary by the discovery that the bone had been splintered. Several slivers of bone were removed and his speedy recovery is practically assured.
 The steamer Ella Rohlffs will go in- to commission again next week. re- placing the Alert which will be laid up for repairs made necessary by the hard and constant travelling she has done. The Rohlffs is expected here next Tuesday and will start on the regular run Thursday. when she will go on the Niblack and Dolomi trip.
 Mrs Wm. Connor has been appoint ed representative of the national or ganization of the Woman Christian Temperance Union, and steps are be- ing taken to organize permanent branch in ketchikan. It is the inten- tion of those interested to distribute reading matter bearing on the sub- ject, and also of a general nature as we'll. in the surrounding camps. It is planned also to extend the movement generally throughout Alaska. and to that end, Mrs. Connor will shortly leave for Juneau. Skagway and Sitka to inaugurate the work at those places.
 ]. C. Barber left for the It mining property this morning. expecting to return tonight. Preparations for ac- tive work on the proposed tram are being made, and actual construction will commence at an early date It is reported that II. C. Strong will make arrangements for the incorporation of the new company before he returns from Seattle.
 The Uncle Dan was today taken off the beach where she has been uuder- going repairs and alterations, and will leave tomorrow night for Wran- gell aud West Coast points. Capt. Wm. Neal has secured the regular mail run formerly held by the Teddy, and accordingly has refitted his boat with cabin and better accommoda- tions for passengers. The Uncle Dan will leave regularly hereafter for West Coast points.
 Chas. E. Ingersoll will shortly build an office adjoining the cable building and will again take up the practice of law in Ketchikan. As is we'll known here, Mr. Ingersoll's business has taken him to nearly every town in Alaska the past year, excepting the most northern pionts, and he is most emphatic in stating that the outlook for Ketcbikan. and the Keteh kan dis trict, is way ahead of all others. ''The business depression here is less marked than in other places," he says, land the permanent character of local resources makes great future absolutely certain" Which same The Miner has said many times and oft, and repeats again with pleasure.