The Ketchikan miner., 1909-04-17

Mr. Bridgeman. an assayer from Seattle. came up today with Mir. Lich tsnstadtsr and will be employed at fhe Mt. Andrew mine.
 The Jefferson brought in the fol- lowing passengers this morning: Gus. Peterson, J. r. MeLennon. P. \. Stuart. L. W. Bridgeman, Miss Bee. :. Slottem. s. Lich,enstsdter and two s,eerage passengers. She also unload ed twenty tons Of freight.
 The Jefferson made her first trip this time with wireless telegraph at tachments. She was in touch with the local station all the way.
 Gus Peterson. an old time mining man of this vicinity and owner of pro- perty at Georges Inlet, came up on the Jefferson from several months spen, in Seattle.
 Lieutenant Jeunet, government wireless expert, in charge Of the s.a- lions in Alaska. was in ke,chikan visiting the United Wireless man yes serday
 Agent McIssac made record stunt yesterday by establishing wireless connection with the bastleship West Virginia which Is at target practice in Magdaleua Bay.
 R. \. Stuart. one of the Stuart brothers who manufacture Carnation Cream. is in hetchiksn today on 8 business trip. From a small begin ming at Kent, this industry has grown within the past ten years into one of she largest in the state. the company ION operating six factories.
 Archie Mcclellan has returned from I few days at the Sulzer mine. There are now about sixty miners working there and several more are going over. He describes the working con- ditions ot this mine ss something of the pest and the treatment of the men as all that could be expected.
 Dr. Henry c. Story. Acting Assistant Surgeon in charge al Hetchikan. has received blanks and orders from Wahsington authorizing him 10 obtain bids for the care of sick and disabled saamen and those suffering from contagious diseases. also bids for the burial of deceased saamen. Blanks may be obtained al his office.
 '. \. Burkhart came in last nigh, from the hasaan country where he has succeeded in obtaining consider able ore for the ketchikan exhibit al the A. |. P. [. The Sunny Day. Hyda Copper CO. Rush and Brown and PClson and Rush mines were visit e6 and all have contributed or signi- fed their willingness 10 do Q. The men are now ar work assembling sam- ples which will be obtained on his next trip.
 General Manager Armstrong; in company with Mrs. Armstrong. stop ped of here today while on their way 10 Skagway. Mr. Armstrong has the management ot the United Wire. .ess stations anu is going 10 Skagway so arrange for station at that place. 4 new station is being constructed or he east side of Vancouver. opposite the north end Of Malcolm Island. this with 8 station at Prince Rupert. will make 8 complete relay circuit with ihe Sound cities and insure perfect communication.
 Hosel arrivals during the past twenty-tour hours are as follows; al ,he Connell: C. [. Selyis. Bever Falls. II. 5. Welsh. Hot Springs. Ed Stat tem. Tom Reef. Lor!ng. :. r. Snep- ard. Mary Island. Adolph Hansen. Yes Bar. L. l. Baococa, kasaan. Nick Raimers. Union Bay. Al the stednan Fred Patching. Loring. Charles Ward, Hot Springs. r. C. May. Hot Springs. Frank Ii. Davis, West Coast. Ben Y. Slyster, West Coast. ". D. Grant, Wrsngeil R. l. Stewart, Seattle. B. J. Niece. White Horse. Leland ". Bridgeman, Soas.Ia = ;ab.a-Sta1-ar -ae.tIa