The Ketchikan miner., 1909-02-06

 The Portland came in about six o'clock Saturday night from the north and loaded about twenty tons of fish for Seattle and departed about nine o'clock.
 If Fremont King wants return match with me he can cover my for felt and confer with my packer Jud- son Sales at the Miner office any day this week. Money talks. Cecil Nor rison-"Young Jeffries". (From Wednesdays daliy) Sam Ricard was passenger on the Princess May for Port Simpson last night.
 The Cottage City came in last even- ing at about five-thirty and left about midnight.
 The Princess May came in from the north last evening about five o'clock and left about six.
 The Cottage City had four first and one second-class passengers out of this port last night.
 The Princess May had six first and two second class passengers from Ketchikan for the south. 1 J. P. Jorgenson, hardware man of Juneau, was passenger on the Cot tage City for Seattle and vicinity. Mrs. Harry Malone accompanied by her son and daughter, of Juneau was a passenger on the Cottage City for Seattle.
 l w. Brindle who went into the woods on hunting trip with Jack McTague returned home yesterday well satisfied with the trip.
 J,F. Warner and w. Williamson, government surveyors, came in on the Cottage City last night and are regis tered at the Stedman. Charles Guzman, who is employed in the grocery department of the J. R. Heckman Co.,, was passenger on the Cottage City for Seattle.
 w. Hit Smith who has been em- ployed for some time past in the dry goods department of the Tongass Trad ing Co.,, left on the Princess May last night for Tacoma.
 Jack Kiernan was brought back from Kasaan Bay last night and was im- mediately taken to the $. John hospit- al. Mir. Kiernan is very ill and much fear for his recovery is felt by his many friends.
 Messrs. E. B. and M. Peterson vent south on the Princess May last night. They have been over to Helm Bay looking over the Gold Standard pro- perties and expect to return in May of June to develope those properties.
 Robert Tomlinson, who arrived in Ketchikan on the May last Friday and came to Metlakahtla on Saturday or the Admiral, is known by great many of the grown-ups when he and they were boys together at old Metlakahtla, B. C. The Tomlnsons were associated with Mir. Duncan when he was at olo Metlakahtla.
 Charles S. Holmes, of Portland, came in on the Cottage City last night. While Mir. Holmes is young man ir years, he IS an old timer in Alaska, and his amusing tales are eagerly lis tened to when he cares to talk. Mr. Holmes was a former friend of Gov. Brady, but in the last few years he has cut old ties and now swears by Cyrus Noble.
 Wm. M. Ebner, mining ann oi Juneau, was passenger on the Cot tage City for Seattle.
 City Attorney G. Irving came in on the Cottage City from Juneau where he has been on legal business.
 L. D. Ryus who made business trip to Juneau a few days ago, returned home last night on the Cottage City.
 M. Harris and J. Olson who came in on the Alert yesterday from Tree Point light, left on the Princess Ma for Seattle.
 Father Sweere who has been mp to Wrangell for the past few days re- turned home on the Cottage City last night.
 | Miss Anna Little who has been em- plOyed as waitress in the MahOney cafe, left on the Cottage City for Seat tie last night.
 Jack McTague who has been away on hunting trip for several days got back yesterday and reports killing a good bag of game. | The next case on docket in Juneau is the Hasey case of the shooting scrape over right of way involving the Alaska Home Ky. and Alaska Gen. tral. in which two men were killed. President Howard Elliott, of the Northern Pacific, says that the exposi- tion at Seattle is much farther along than was the St. Louis fair at smi- ar eriod of its existancc. There is persistent rumor ahoat that the Dolphin has been sold to the