The Ketchikan miner., 1909-03-27

with s fine lot of spring salmon, oE far she best catch of the season.
 New England Fish @. machinery wsll arrive here moi lsisr than May l5an ard will oe installed and pat In operation immediately on arrival. ' Marsh lexis sud wm. POlson are in from their new property si McLeans Arm Sad report thsi the prospects in that neaghborhoc3 are looking parsi- calsrly good.
 [ Mr. Nsx Alder came in on the Princess May ard is as the Ssedmsn- Nr. Alder Is su experienced engineer sn6 will hare charge of $ part of the machinery for she New England Fish Go
 Fire os she feet os Halieas Schoon- CTS that have been operating out ot Petersburg came into port yesterday snd after taking supplies will proceed on ihsir trip 10 inc Sound Thev aal report \ poor season in the north. Bocke Sno Henry Dsnningbreg ar rived in sown last evening after spen0- ing several weeks hunting and pgcs- pecsing in the Cnuk river district Thsy report game vsry scarce snd prospecting difficult on account of the hsavg snoS-
 Judge Royal \. Gnnnison of the < Fish judicial division of Alaska will go south O1 the Jefferson Snl from Seattle will proceed directly to Wash inigon D. C. Judge Gunnison has sn- nouuce6 .hs. his trip is for the pur- poss ot official business The federal co1va Sill take recess for One month during his absence. e.-Saag gwsy Alas sau.
 { '. Knights ut Loring came in Sstur- 6ag 10 meet his nephew Hsgzy Knights 2rG wife who have just arrived from < England. They should hare arrlVed here o1 The Cottage City week ago k bat were given some IlSirtos nation sn6 so1 of the toai at Prime Ruoeri o1gy 10 ind abaa inc Cosssge Cily didn't siop there. aBG shsy were com H pelle5 io ~2ii until fhe sailing of the Princess Ms!.
 ! Captain Jess Anderson ot the Flsg Snip Alert, look zn involuntary bath n ahs chilly waters of kasaAn Bay. The captain in 6scending ladder from tbe doek 4. Mt- Andrew thought hs woald make ii in sao jumps and the result ~as ihst they had hard work breaking the double Nelson that he had o1 ! pile 5uss sooTe the ~zser line.
 tFrOn Tuezaay's dailyl Jsck Closs is abls Q be Ous again after sn illness of few days 3Ir. ard Mrs Alex. Range cane up ls.i night o1 sbe Jefferson from few ~aeks' vi<is in ibs Sound cities
 Arthur B. Crane, operator in the local cable ofsee wiA bs 2 passenger saG1h oa me Princess May tonight
 | cablsgram was received here this morning announcing thsi Jack Norton, well k1oEn saloon man of WEa1gell died 7ass night
 The s~o artists who hare been hare io- zeTeral dsys, left on inc Jefferson t0. Juneau ~heFs they ~ill caav2ss ina place for enlaring pictures The Eagles are arranging to giFs 3 grand ball in tha Ra5men's hall Thurs dzy essai1g. April ! They =ilI guar 2ut=e 2 good lime -nd make eresy body ~slco1e. The dz1ee is To begin al E g o'clock Tickets sLQa Ladies free.
 Frank .. ohe,io1 and 4if= returned 10 Eeschiza1 O ahs Jefferson this ! morning, after s7 aassoes Of more man rear, nos1 of abicb time has ] o7sn spent si Cashmere. Wash M:. ! Shelton comes back 20 Keicbizsn 10 faze afs position ot accountant with ih= N4@ England Fish O.
 Coll=csor Of Ca.ions John E. Willis has appointed C. J. Garfield. deputy ! collector at Nome for ssgersl yea s lszl- eaief deputy i1 she Juneau oitic= Mr. Garfield is 1oa on his ~ag from 1 Nome zo enter ppon his Bs~ dgties. goau R. Be=gls zIu be irsnsfeFrtd q from ketchik4n 10 Nom---Eziel . Herald
 MT. and Mrs Joe Ollo engertained lem friends Saturday ese1ing st Ebsir home oa EersoEu Walk Dancing. cards. music ara r@iFeshnents Here the diversion c the eTe1ing. Those iuvite6 ~eFe: MeszEs- and Mes6smes } George sickles. George Cassley. 2 Clgde 3lorEo=, Jack Cam, Chas. Tucker. Carl Collins. Chss. Ra5en- o4ugo. Geo. Rad=ntsugh. Nick Zim- nermsn. Id. Walker. Joe Olio, ine Misses Walker, Rsdeohaggn, Tucker, Mrs Allen, Mes.rs- Harris, BfIsoois- and Cochran of Seattle and Win. Semsr of Seattle.
 From Tedlsedsg's dsiiy} The Princess May sailed south today ai 1ooD taxing from this place \. +. I Crs~z ard TEa rgarr5s,zss for -azrsf1