The Ketchikan miner., 1909-04-17
LOCAL NEW 5
Interesting Items From the City and Vicinity-..Personal
 and Otherwise
From Tuesdays $ Daily

rnent of MT. Abe Jones.
 The Hunt k James bowling alley on Mission street is being renovated, repsinsed and repaired. with view to opening i. ur for business in few days
 The floor of Zimmerman store has just received new coat of paint. new line of spring goods and new ST rangemeut of things indicates prepar- stion for a big summers business
 The Eagles bsll last evening proved & very delightful event, and was well attended. Abou. sixty tickets were sold. which will leave little balance in the treasury after detraying ex- panse.
 (From Wednesdays Dailyl
 The Jefferson will up to-morrow morning.
 Call as the Miner office and ges some garden seeds free.
 Robert and Henry Phillips, of Sun ny Point came in las: night and will sake the next boat south.
 The Taku came up last evening from Georges Inlet towing scow load oi ice for ihe shippers here.
 The tug Shellkos. Of Seattle. ar rived in this hsrbor last night, hay ing in tow s barge of ice for our fish companies.
 The Princess May went down this morning about o'clock taking two passengers from here, MT. and Mrs. O. 4. Crable.
 Captain Anderson made 8 special trip to the Springs yesterday with two miners from Sulzer. Gus. Nelson and Port Wine Charlie.
 The Sauts Anna came in this morn ing from the north having cargo consisting of loo tons of marble from Caulder which is going 10 Tacoma. She also had TOO tons os gypsum for Sound ports.
 The Puget Sound Tug Boat com pany's tug Golish has just pulled into port having two ships in tow. One of them, the America. is loaded with lumber for the Dutch Harbor, and the other. the Charger. it is expected will go to the Ms. Andrew mine 10 oe loaded with ore.
 4 seyen,!-eigth pound salmon fs-e-v-e-p-t-y-e-i-g-h was brought into Ketchikan last evening and de- livered to H. Bergman for mild curing along with noasload of it's smaller relations This salmon was doubtless the largest ever brought 10 this port. and should hare been stuffed and mounted for the 4. |. P. [. as sample Of Ke.chlkan product.
 4 news item which has all the symp- toms of fabrication h-s been handed Us for publication. l. is about 2 5are- ly sverted calamity which was due 10 come of, at Mi. Andrew last week. They do say ths. the captain of the Vigilans got in the way of an anchor which was being hoisted and one Of the points caught ir his trousers near ly hesying him into the sea. The rest Of the story will not bear publicity.
 There was pretty wedding Of the winds on the Nsrrows today that brought out many onlookers. From the south gentle breeze capered along over the water, filling ihe sails of sloop few mics down Ehe stream. Away to the north the waters were seen to grow dark with an approach ing storm and boats were scudding before it. The gentle sou,h-wind met her stern lover from the north and together they whirled Of in 8 wild dance of frenzy. 4 hundred whirl- winds acted as bridesmaids and the clouds threw 3 ricey shower of snoW- flakes at them and then they Whisaed of to divorce cour. on Pinnock Is- land.
 The Meslakahtla baseball team has made arrangements with Mir. J. Ma honey, who has charge of the Kecibi- kan team, to go out 10 Metlaksahtla for game on Saturday, the day be- fore Memorial Day.
 The announcement is made early so that every body may have time 10 pre- pare for big time.
 The citizeus of that place have ex- tended a general invitation to every body from here to be present. IL is said tha. if the Ketchikan boys win this game they will be sent home with a bouquet pinned on each of them. but the general feeling exist that the boO- quets will remain in NetlakabtIa.
 The doughty pitcher of the Metla- kahsla's advises the Ke;chiksn bnucn to bring supply of blanks and shovels if they expect 10 hiI the t~isiers he intends sending from the box.
 (Fron Thursdays Daily