The Ketchikan miner., 1909-04-03
LOCAL FIELD
(From Saturdays Daily)

Large shipments of eannery sup plies for southeastern Alaska are com ing up on every boat.
 Henry Perry, the pioneer cigar maker of Juneau and Douglas, IS registered at the Cornell.
 Vinton L. Mitchell, travelling man with headquarters at Juneau, will be a passenger north on the Humboldt. Word.received from Mrs. .. c. Bak- CT at Haines, states that she is much improved, though not entirely recov- cred.
 At the Methodist Sunday school to- morrows trial will be held of one of the principal enemies of the Sunday school.
 Christian Science Services will be held in the parlors of Hotel Connell Sunday, II a. m. Subject: Reality. All are welcome.
 J. De Buhr and wife of Hollis are in town. They have considerable min- ing property in this vicinity which they are developing.
 w. H. Gilmour received letter todayfrom Tom Coulter, former resident of Ketchikan, stating that he had suffered bad accident about two months ago by rock falling on him while working in mine at Conrad Y. T. He is now able to be out with the aid of crutches.
 Alex s. Miller, Floyd E. Ryus, H. R. Thompson and Frank H. Bold of Ketchikan filed articles of incorpora- tion at the Secretary's office last Sat urday. The corporation will be known as the Ketchikan Fisheries company. The paid up capital of the company is S10, GOO and is non-assessable. The com pany will do business in isherie and forestry. Juneau Record
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. $. Dobbs arrived this morning from Juneau on the Jefferson and will again make this their home Mr. Dobbs comes to take charge of the custom house as deputy collector and will relieve J. R. Beegle, who with his family, will spend few weeks vacation in the States before going to Nome where he will assume charge of the custom office there.
 (From Mondays Daily)
 The Novelty came over today from Loring with Superintendent Fred Patching aboard.
 The fishing boat Yankee went out this morning to pick up a cargo of spring salmon.
 J. Y. Grant and wife of W range are registered at the Stedman. They came down on the Uncle Dan Sunday. W. McTnnis, mining man came up from the south yesterday and will go to Hollis, where he has interests. Nj. Behrends and J. c. Mcbride were passengers on the Cottage City this morning on their way to Juneau.
 A baby daughter weighing eight pounds was born at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Geomaere last even ing.
 Miss Doris Radenbaugh went south on the Jefferson Saturday morning for visit with her grandmother at Anacortis.
 MT. Behrends has been east where he has secured some mining claims and intends opening up something new at Juneau this spring.
 Thos. Heckman, superintendent of the Yes Bay cannery was on the Hum- boldt Sunday morning. He is taking arge shipment of supplies for the can nery.
 The Cottage City came up this morning with 200 passengers. Those who stopped at Ketchikan were J. Budinick, J. W, Bueller, P. c. Brown, E. G. Blaner, P. Greyer- bishe.
 Messrs. T. F. Hopkins and NJ. J. Stewart arrived in Ketchikan Satur- day from the south. They are inter- ested in mining properties on the West Coast where Mr. Hopkins went this morning.
 MT. J. D. Stone, who has been fore man of the mechanical department of the Miner for several months, has severed his connections with this paper and expects to go to Seward to take charge of a paper there.
 A party of young folk gathered at the home of E. A. Heath, on Pleas ant Beach (when it isn't raj ning) last Saturday night and passed away the evening by dancing, playing games, etc. It was late before the little party departed for their several homes.
 The Humboldt arrived Sunday morn- ing with forty passengers, the follow