The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
THE CITY AND VICINITY

in the city. He will return during the week.
 Sam Atkinson is building himself handsome little launch. She will be of oak timber and red cedar plank,ng Fl feet in length with 5is feet beam.
 X large party of young people went to Georges Inlet yesterday on the Taku for a days outing. The day was fine and splendid time was enjoyed.
 Bert Howdeshel, editor and mana ger of The First Newspaper in Alaska is on business trip to Mt. Andrew and other mines on Prince of Wales island.
 Geo. Goodrich h and family returned home from Seal Bay Saturday where they have been for the past six months. Mr. Goodrich has just completed contract for running a tunnel on min- ing property at that place.
 The A. B. Cabinet committee wishes to thank Mir. w. c. C.Freeburn manager, for a box of mineral specimens selected from the Mt. Andrew mines showing the general character of ore from that promising property.
 Jack Close has served his connections with the Raber barber shop and left yesterday for Seattle. He will remain there during the summer and then expects to go to Spokane his former home.
 A rousing game of baseball will be played here tomorrow, beginning at s 30 a. m. This is to be juvenile game in which the Bucks will endeavor to put it all over the Knights of King Arthur.
 From Tuesdays Daily
 Juneau is going to have big Fourth of July celebration.
 The K. A. A. is serving light re- treatments and heavy athletics at the gymnasium this afternoon.
 Mrs. IL. H. Rudnick and little daugh ter went south yesterday on the Jeffer- son to spend the summer with rela- tives.
 Mrs. E. L. Blanchard of Boston who has been spending a few weeks in Ketchikan left on the Jefferson yes- terday for the south.
 Gymnasium association gives it's tonight. There will be popcorn balls, hand balls. ice cream, shower bath. good time, all for two bits.
 Goe. Rogers of Ketchikan who came up on the City of Seattle, will go out to the Perseverance Sunday to work for the season.-Juneau Tran script.
 Mr. o. NJ. Leland arrived on the Dolphin and will leave this evening for the Unuk River where he has surveying party at work on the boun- dary survey.
 U. $. Marshal Shoup is on board the Cottage City on his way to Portland with crazy man, he expects to return in about two weeks. He has offered s250 for Sam Shaquna who committed murder at Hobart Bay.
 The Dolphin this morning brought up lot of,steel ralls for the tramway of the A. B. w. mine at Hollis. MT. Rodgers also had large quantity of ore cars, blasting and mining tools shipped up for this property.
 Kazis Krauczunas, inspector in charge Of the Alaska immigration service left today for two or three months trip into the interior. He will visit Fairbanks, Nome and many places along the Yukon and Panama.
 s. Lichtenstadter of the Mt. Addrew mine is in town, having arrived this morning on tue Dolphin. The Mt. Andrew has been constant shipper of ore this spring and the St. David will be up tomorrow for another cargo. The bunkers are full of ore now and every bit of it is six per cent stuff.
 The Dolphin came in this morning with large passenger list. Among those for Ketchikan were Maxine and Alice Melbourne, H. K. Swan, Wm. J. Sumner, T. D. Pickard, s Lichten- stadter, N. D. Freeman, NJ. Leland, G Cavaft p Rro,rp I(nht Srhroclr