The Ketchikan miner., 1909-07-03
(From Tuesdays Daily)

Mrs. A. L. Speath and children arrived this morning on the Humboldt.
 Captain Thompson took a party of miners to Seal bay today on the Eurus.
 Robt. Blackwell returned this morn ing from two weeks spenj in Seattle and Tacoma.
 Mir. Bryant of the Tyee Copper con- pany went to Wrangell on the Hum- boldt and will return to Ketchikan in few days.
 Several mining men came over from Sulzer yesterday and report that the camp there is banking on celebra- ting the Fourth in Ketchikan.
 The Hunt Grocery purchased a young bear from an Indian yesterday. It will be put through a course of
 
 then sent south to some park.
 The Pass Away the Time club of Metlakahtla are to give dancing party at the Indian school building on Mission street next Saturday evening. They have arranged for first class music with pianist from Ketchikan. The tickets are fifty cents and the general public is invited.
 There is to be meeting of the base ball boys and others at the K. A. A. rooms this evening at : o'clock. The meeting is called to discuss the base ball situation and to straighten out things for big celebration on the 4th. It is up to all of us to be present and suggest measures for changes or i'm provements.
 A pleasant outing party is beirg held this afternoon at Charcoal point. Miss Agnes Edmond has invited sey eral of her friends to be present and many of them have accepted the inyi- tation. Among those present are Mir. and Mrs. Roe, Mir. and Mrs. Rouns- fell, Dr. and Mrs Malone and several unmarried couples.
 This mornings Humboldt brought up two mining men who are well known along the coast. They are Messrs. H. H. Carter and Uncle John Davenport of Washington. MT. Carter is the assessor of Chehalis county, and Mir. Davenport is one of the oldest mining men on the Pacific coast. They are Investigating some claims in this district and may become interested in financial way.
 The Whitehorse Star. says: up to the time of the sailing of the Victorian for Dawson last night four of the big steamers had already left for Dawson since last Saturday and the combined passenger lists amounted to only about 520. Last year when an equal mum Der of steamers had sailed for Dawson about l, 300 passengers had been carried away from this place. The Victorian sailing last night car ried only 40 UT 50.
 Miss Helen Denny left on the City of Seattle this morning for the states. Miss Denny will meet the Symouds family at Ketchikan and will be accompanied by them to Tacoma. Miss Denny will remain in the south for several months returning in time to commence her junior year in the Juneau high school. She will be joined by her mother sometime in the early part of July at Tacoma. a.-Juneau Record
 (From Wednesdays Daily)
 Mir. and Mrs. Dale Hunt will be up on the Jefferson July ,.
 c. w. Felch and Mr. Miller were north bound passengers this morning. Miss A. z. Hopkins has returned from her trip to Portland and Seattle.
 pr. Bauer has gone hunting for few days. He will be back July 3 to celebrate.
 The Eagles vii. meet but twice a month during July and August, the second and fourth Fridays.
 Mrs. Daly aud family went to Skag- way on the Dolphin. Mr. Daly will remain in..Ketchikan until after the 4th and then join them.
 If Fremont King and Tom Barry will own up t. the authorship of that