The Ketchikan miner., 1909-04-10

eral, returning last night.
 The boat Gedney of the coast and geodetic survey will be in these waters about the first of next month.
 The Seward called Saturday alter noon and put ashore the launch Sylph from Katella, for the Quadra cannery.
 (F'rom Tuesdays Daily) -Lost-Bunch of keys. Finder please leave at this office.
 The Eagles ball occurs next Mon day, the day after Easter.
 The Citizens Light & Power com pany is making an extension of front street for the accommodation of ware houses and other buildings.
 The freighter, Northland came down last night and put into port here for some fish. Her cargo going south this time consisted of 562 barrels of canned salmon.
 The Ketchikan Power company is advertising their product beginning with this issue. They are making lots of lumber there now and convert ing much of it into fish boxes.
 Jas. Nesbit, superintendent of the It mine came in yesterday and will take a few weeks recreation at Hot Springs for his health. He has been having rather strenuous time at the mines this spring, which has affected his health.
 (From Wednesdays Daily)
 The Jefferson will be in tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock.
 Lee Heath, who has been in Seattle for few weeks past returned home yesterday.
 Ire town toa1d neets tc-right close the years business and install tn 6 new trustees.
 George Radenbaugh has closed his restaurant, and embarked in the dray business. He will handle coal and do general delivering and hauling
 Al Buhring and Charles Holbin ar rived yesterday from anacortes on their launch Reliance. They report a pleasant trip and good weather below. The City of Seattle came in this afternoon and brought 20 tons of freight for this port and two passen- gers. W. A. Hillis and B. l.. Wright.
 The Humboldt arrived at ) 80 last evening with II tens of freight for Ketchikan and took the following passengers: J. ". Flynn, R. W. Slyster. and s. W. Davis.
 Ed Russell, editor of the Juneau despatch, in company with Mrs. Rus sell, went through today on the City of Seattle from the South. Mr. Rus sell took the opportunity of calling on his friends here while the boat was unloading.
 The Ketchikan Castle Knights of l King Arthur held their election of officers last night and chose the fol- lowing young men to serve them dur ing the coming year.
 Roy Pittinger; president,
 George Cole; vice president,
 Arndt Hendrickson :: secretary,
 Clyde Morgan: treasurer,
 Virgil Morgan sentinel.
 Atty. Chas. E. Ingersoll is a chris tian gentleman, or was until he started his gasoline boat yesterday. Then he lost his temper, and no christian gentleman would do that When the inc began to snort and refuse to push the iigger that shoves the fins, Charles went aft to investi- gate It coughed up some burnt gaso- line into his face and then laughed at him. The tide carried the craft up under the bridge and then lot of fool people laughed at him. Then a blue streak issued from the boat which was not made by gasoline combustion.
 A tiny girl baby emerged from the confines of another world at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen last Sunday only to gladden. their hearts for few hours, and then passed away again last night.
 To the illness of childberth this sad blow has been added, leaving the mother grief stricken and exhausted. The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the parents. Words of consolation at this time are but in effectual as time along can lessen their sorrow.
 The little one will be buried this afternoon.
 (From Thursdays Daily) Mr. Brown, superintendent ot bridges and building for the Pacific Coast Company, stopped off today to arrange for fixing up the Ketchikan | wharf.