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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
9as 8iergert6t Int @a=
Ellington.

9as unter sem @oriib 6es 9 ur6es=
demifers 81. @ilep 1T @aibington
5niammengetretene 8iergeri6t bat
5mar sic Srage: u@as lift 8ier?" nod
nidt in enogiltiger @eiie beantmor=
tet, 6enno6 baben Die @erbanolungen
bereits iebr intereiiante &eiultate err
geben. 8una6it miro sic geiammte
biertrinfen6e @elt, insbeion0ere sic
8eiu9er bon 8icnics nn6 CONNER
nadtsfeiten> Dr. @ilep 6arin 5uitim=
men, 6aB 6as 8ier barfig gu biel
g9aum entbdlt. @dbren6 man fritz
fer ser Mnitdt uar, SAB es ant gin=
ldenfen 1iege, tpenn man Elm @fas
8ier erbielt, oas ausiab, ols moute
man nidt MIR einen fublen Gr1nf
nebmen, ion0ern ftd gleid5eitig aud
raiiren laiien, 10 lit iett feitgeiteut
mor0en, 6aB gepi1ien 8ieren beion-
oers biel &oblenidl1re 5ugeiebt miro,
oomit iie biel g@alm entmideln. Dr.
@ilep's @oridlag, SOP 8ierglaier ge=
aidt fein lonten mn0 6aB 6as 8ter,
ni@t ser @@oum, Biz an Sen @i@-
ungsitri6 geben iolle, miro ougemeine
@iQigung finoen.
Die nddite 6rage, sic 6os 8ierge=
ri6t gu bebuupten baben tpiro, lit
6ie, Oh @etrdnfe, sic obne Mal5 un0
&opfen bergeitent mer6en, als 8ier
be5ei@net mer6en 6urfen. Ser Mder=
bauiefretdr lit bereits oafir eingetre=
ten, 6oB sic 8rauer, sic an6ere ST.
gre0ien5en benltbten, ibr Gro5uft nit
elmer Gillette perieben ionten, sic 6ie-
lie Sngre0ien5en nambaft madt. Die
8efirporter Sic er MaBregel bebaup-
ten, 6aB iiberbaupt n11r funffuno5man-
gig 8rouer in sen @ereintgten 5taa-
ten ausi@lteBli6 @al3 un6 &opfen
benubten, mdbren6 in alien anoere1
8rauereien &eis, Mais 11no @lucoie
Granddaughter bertpen0et miroe.
DaB Sic genannten Materoliet in
groben Mengen in Sen 8rauereten
@ermenoung finoen, miro bon feiner
5eite beitritten, es mir6 btelfa9 be-
bouptet, 6oB 6as 10 bereeitellte 8ier
gerta1 10 gut un6 befomnlt@ mie
Mol5= uat6 September lei.
@as nun INNER ser en6gtlttge
5tonopunft fem m0ge, sen sic sa@-
%peritdnoigen in @aibington in 6ieier
glngelegenbett einnebme1 mer6et, sic
8iertrinfer per6en imn1er eertalt 10
oenfen, tpie iener &entl,dper, Ser er-
flGrte, es gdibe guten @bisfep un6
beiiere1t @bisfep, aber fdledten @bis.
feD gabe es nidt. l1eber sic 3uaIitdt
oes in Mmerifa gebrarten 8iers fin6
nod bon feiner Seite Der &Iagert laltt
g%etpor6en, gegen Sen groBen r&rt-
f6er" altf bem @Iaie bot ober idott
mebr oIs gtner beffig proteittrt.
@enn ST.. @iIep es fertig bringt, SAB
fanftig ser iibermdBige bieIe @daunt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
&iiralid mnrbe befannt, 6ak ipldje

&itr5ltd tu1tr0e befan1t, bat fold)e
gingetpanoerte, sic nah oem 80. Stunt
1906 ms 2o1o gefommen itno, bel If
rer 8eperbung INN Sen 8iirgerbrief
(6os 5peite 8apier) ibr 2anoumgs5er=
tififat porlegen miiBten, u1r6 baB iie
oieies 3eugniB perionli@ 5u beidaf<
fen bditte11. Dogegen lit erfolgrei6
@inmon0 erboben mor6en. 9as San=
oelsoepartement fat iebt Sic &on5ei=
iion gema6t, 6aB Ser Mntrag auf &C.
mabrumg 6es 3ertififats idriftli& ge-
felt peroen 6arf. Ser 8euerber
brou6t 1e6igli@ ei11en 8rief at sen
@eridtsclerf 5u i6reiben, in 6em er
um u%eberien0ung zines Mntragsfor-
m1lars eri1dt un6 gleid3eitig nad-
meiit, 6oB er bereits Dor minoeitenS
3pei Sabren SOS iogenannte erite So
pier ertporben un6 flint Sabre lang
unl1nterbroden ieinen @obniib in Sen
Ser. 5taaten gebabt fat. Ser @lerf
ididt ibm Damn NIT ser Boit etn Mr-
trogsformular, tpie es 5u ser 8eper-
bung gu benuten lit, gu, obne oab es
notbig lit, 6aB ser @etperber nit 5tpet
s8eugen ii9 int @eridt ei%nfinoet. 9ieS
lit erit erfor6erIid, fobalo Ser @anoi-
sat sic Madlridt erbalt, 6aB ft6 iein
2onoungs5ertififat III 6en @dnoen oes
@eri6tscIerfs befin6et. Sur 8iirger-
redtsfap6i6aten, Sic nad 6em 20.
Stunt 1906 ms 2ano gefommen iin6,
miiiIen iett ein 2an0ungs5ertifitot er-
tpirfen, bebor iie oas 8iirgerredt
(5peites @apier) erbalten fonnen.
So1de, Sic friiber nod sen Ser. Staa-
ten gefommer iin6, be6iirfen 6es Ser
Initiates nibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
Sic r~eor8aniitrte Stam:
barb Oil 60.

Die Serge baben mie0er einmal &c:
frei1t uno cine Maus geboren. Sei1
Monaten par perfiinoet moroen, 6af
Ste 5ton0aro Sil Co., oas nrbi10 oe1
Fruits, nit &iidii6t auf Die @ntidei:
oung ser Supreme Court reorganiitr1
meroen lpiir6e, un0 mas lit iebt 0aS
Sic ultat, nadoeln Ser &eorganiia=
|tionsplan befannt gegeben mor0en lit?
0ie Srganiiation miro in lire 8e.
itanotbeile aufgeloit, anitatt elmer
Mhuttergeleuihaft, Sic Ste @e1dide
BON 35 Godtergeieuidaften fontrol=
lirt, erideinen iebt* 6ieie So Sodterge=
ieui6aften ielbit cuff ser 8il6fld6e
l1n6 ste Muttergeieui6aft beri6pin-
set. Die Mftien ielbit aber bleiben in
benlelben Sdnoen nno infolge6ellen
miro sic 0el-Sn6uitrie 6es 2anoes
na6 tpie. Dor bon benielben 2enten
fDntrplirt.
S1e Stpreme court bat ertldrt, 01e
|5tanoar0 Oil 60. lei cine .Srganiia=
ton 5ur 8ei@rdnfung 6es @an6els.
@laubt irgeno Seman6, 6aB sic Solge
ser Reorganization, ODER man fam
ri6tiger iagen ~@ntorganiitrung, d"
iein miro, oaB Sic peridte0enen flint
~un00reiBig @eieuidaften Nun anfan=
gen mer0en, fi6 gegenieitig &onfur=
ren5 gu maden? Solte Semen0 etne
10 naipe Mnit6t baben, 10 braudt er
nun Sic &url e in @an Ctr. gu ber=
folgen, sic no6 fein 3eiden geben,
oob man BORT cine uunbeilpoqe" Scott
furren5 unter 6en beri6teoenen Sc
ieui6aften befiirhtet. @enn aber Ste
lie &o11fltrren5 ausbleibt, bat 6aS Sub
.lifum our6 sic @nti6et0ung Ser GU
preme Court ni6ts getponnen, es
bleibt SITES betm Mlten. Die gauge
Mngelegenbeit fat geenoet mie 6as
&ornberger 56ieBen. &odefeuer uno
feline &ompagnons oirfen sic @ei9ide
ser S%elinouitrie ni6t mebr 6ur@ cine
lpe5ieu fir 0ieien 3med gei@affene
Organization leiten, aber 90 iie in ie=
ser Ser 35 @eieul6aften, aus 6enen
ser Stanoaro Del Sruit beitan6, na6
mie Dor sic Maioritat ser Mftien in
8eitb baben, 10 itn6 lte audi ferner sic
&erre1 ser Sitnation un6 fonne1 oas
alte Spiel bon Neuem NIT 11nge=
l9mqdten &rdften beginner. nn6 Inn
oas gu erreiden, mubte ser gan5e Mp=
parat Ser 8un6esiuiti5 a1fgeboten
merSen! gs lit lpobrlih i6mer, feline
5atire 5u i6reiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
6eite . biz l6l1
bonn @laie beridmin6et, oann bat er
ieinen pielen 8eroienften ein neues
bin5ugefiigt.
Netm5: 1tmo StaatSan0e=
b6rt8feit.

9ie 8%orarbeiten 5u 6em @eieke
iiber Sen grtperb un6 8erluit ser 6eut-
i9en &ei9s= nno @taatsangeb0rigfeit
iin6 bereits felt einem Sabre abge-
i9loiien. @s mar ldon I'M lebten @in-
ter beab]idtigt, Sen @ntmurf bent
8un0esratb 5ugeben at laiien. ST.
LETTER Stmn6e marer 6amals aber iet<
tens ser 5uitdnoigen &eiiorts 8eoett-
fen gegen Ste 6amalige Saiiung 6es
@elebes laut %geuor6en, 10 6aB sic
8orlegu1g unterblieb. 9ieie 8eoen>
fen iin0 n11nmebr 5eritrelt, 10 6aB a1t-
5unebmen i'll, BOB Ser @ntmurf 6em
&eidtstag I'M naditen @inter 5l1ge-
fen miro. Die @runo5iige 6es @nt>
murf eS iin6 Sic folgen6en:
@dbreno bisber Elm @us1an6s6eut>
i9er feline Observation-Disclosures berlor,
mern er ldnger als 5ebn Sabre INT
Muslano gemeilt batte, obne fi@ mdb=
reno 6ieler 3eit beim oeuti@en &oniuI
gu mel6eu, beltimmt Ser gntpurf, 6aB
Elm Observation-Disclosures gegen ietnen
@ilen feline Stoatsangeb0rigfeit
ni9t mebr perlieren fam. 9ie Mnmel-
Dung bel Dem &onlul iou fortfalen.
Mls Mequipalent berpflidtet itd Ser
Mus1anos0eutide oem Geide gegen-
iiber, feline geietli6e Militdroien=
pfli6t ab5uleiiten, men1r ni@t gar5
midtige @rin0e elmer iolden Mblei;
flung entgegeniteben. Sir 6en Mo=
bilma6umgsfaM miro auf 6ie gin5ie<
bung CUR SABINE per5ibtet, menn Ser
9eutl6e it6 I'M Muslan0e befinoet.
Se0o6 lit Ser Mus1anoS0euti6e ber=
pflidtet, ii6 81 itellen, penn er ii9
in ser @eimatb o6er in elmer ser oeut=
l6en &olonien befin0et.
8e5iigli@ ser Mb1eiitung ser Mi1i-
tdrpflibt meroen sic Mnfor0erungen
fir sic. Ml1slan0s6eutiden mel entlid
berabgeiett 3undbit miro Sic @0g-
1i@feit, ii6 iiberan inn Musla10e auf
Sic Sangli9feit unteriu6en gu 1ulien,
erleidtert. Sm allgemeinen geniigt
cine Inter udung ant Srte 6es Scott
iulats, in i6mierigen Sdllen iogar sic
ginien6ung eines 3eugniiies zines an<
geiebenen 8ibilar5tes. Ser einmalige
geiebli9e 9tenit in ser 2inie ion fir
sen Muslan6s6eutiden geniigen, tpab=
reno BON ser @%inberuftng our Ste
ierbe= uno 2anomebriibung abgeieben
miro. @egebenenfaus fam Sic Mblei=
flung ser aftipen 9ienit5eit tn elmer
6euti@en &olonte erfolgen. Ser
transport 6es 9ienitpiIigen na6 ser
@eimatb erfo1gt al1f Soften 6es &et-
DIES. sSn Sanen, in 6enen na6gemie=
fen miro, oaB Sic Mbleiitung Ser
MilitGrpfli9t sen Muslan6s0eutiden
mirtbi6aftli6 idmer i6aoigen miiroe,
fonn eine gntbtn6ung BON ser Dienit=
pflidt itattfin6en.
Ser @e6anfe, sic Muslan6soeutiden
in irgen0 elmer @eiie 5ur Stelter ber-
an5u5ieben unb BON Sic er 8e5ablung
Sic Staatsangeborigfeit abbangig 5u
MAIDEN, lit a1fgegeben mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
&erfeDlte Sm8emoer5tes
bmn9.

Wtan bort III u11lerer nfortge1Drt1=
tenen" Set iebr oft bitter flagen:
uMd, mie lit oob Sic Sugen0 10 gang
nnoers gemor0en als frMber! $50 tit
Sic @eibei0enbeit bingefommen, Sic
!3udt, ste gan5e @run0lage elmer gu=
ten gr5iebung, elmer geregelten, gliid=
liden 2ebensfibrung?" Da Sic CT
:5iebung ser SSuge,16 BON eminenteiter
8eoeut1tng lit fir 0aS 8olf, fir oas
8aterlano, lit au6 Sic 6rage bere6-
tist uno iebr 5eitgemda6B:: @oran febf
es, oaB ii@ 1T iebr peiten &reiien Elm
10 GROCER MiBerfolg ge5etgt2 lin
oieie Srage ridtig gu beantporten,
maB ser aufri6tige 5reun0 Ser SUI
gen6 pbne 5urdt un0 S6eu Dor al
Iem sic &auptmomente %blos5ulegen
1uden, mel9e Ser mooernen @r5ie=
bung sic &ihtung geben. Sic betril=
ben0e Gri6einung tritt 0abei IN Sen
gor6ergruno, 6aB Sic logen. Sugeno-
%er5iebung eigentlib bielerorts feline
Gr5iebung mebr lit, lon0ern leoigli9
cine gemiiie 8iloung, Sic auf iid al
lein angemiel en, SEN jungen Meniben
nidt gum Meniden, gum gan5en Men-
iden n1adt. Sic gr5iebung lit 0aS
mabre 6rnoament oeS Meniden, 6aS
Nun6ament, auf SEM sic 8tl0ung al
lem quite, gelegnete 6rii6te tragen
fann. 5elbltperi tdnolid muB sic CT
5iebung mie0erum ni6t ouf Ben 5an0
meni6liber S%rrtbumer, rein menidli<
den grfennens, ion6prn auf sen eber-
men 6elien iibernaturli@er, g0ttlider
@run6i6be aufgebaut iein. Damn ri4=
tet lid oas Mugenmerf nod 6em @r=
5ieber, ser sic mibtigite @oue ipielt.
gr muB ielb1t er3ogen fem, nn0 ii@
fort6auerno 1peiter er5ieben fonnen.
Mls @r5ieber follen gan5 naturge=
n1dGfB Dor auem sic gltern in 8etra6t.
Sbnen lit cine bobe, iebr ernite nno
beranttportungspolle Mufgabe anber=
trout, u1o 1amentli9 sic Mutter lit
ser 8d6agoge par excellence oeS gam
gen neutrality-suspicious.. @ie iiben
Sic Gltern ibren gr5ieberberuf aus?
@an5 abgeieben BON BEN Seblern un6
Siinoen 6ieie r @r5ieber lit sic SSu=
gen0er5iebung 6ur6 Die @ltern i6on
gang beoenfli9 ms @anfen geratben,
in bunoerttonfenoen bon Samilien fait
CUR l1nm0gli9feit %getporoen. Durd
sic mo6ernen pirtbidaftliben Ser
bdItniHe, gum tbeil audi 6ur@ sic TO-
gen. Srauen-G emancipation, Durbe me-
BEN Sem @ater au9 nod Die Mut-
ter 6em bGusliden Scribe ertrtiien.
Ser @r5ieber lit ieinem Beirut gra1-
Jam entriiien, sic Gr3iebung elbit ent-
mur5e1t tpor6en. @eI9 Elm 1niaglt6eS
8erbdngniB! M@ gdiibe man Ser ST.
gen6, ser ungIidliden Sugen6 Die
Ml,tter mieber, 6enn obne sic M1tter
gebt iie Dem 8er6erben entgegen, in
iebr bieler Ganen 5u @run6e! So
liegt cine &atpturia6e iener gridei<
r1ng Dor rns, 6aB sic Sugen6 iogan5
oroers %getporoe11 1T nIs friber. 1n6
/. mo- cine frantic SSugeno f9or porban-
Sen iii, miro aud sic geiun6e Sugen6
bon ben peroerbliiden @etnner onge-
ftedt. Mber nod Elm ar6erer iebr MIDI
tiger Saftor, Ser lei Ser Sagen6er.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
UP FROM PORTLAND CANAL

H. c. Kubley was passenger up on the Truth the latter part of last week, and since has been busy shak- ing hands with his numerous local friends. He reports that bushes at the head of the canal promises we'll for the future. Orders arrived up on a recent boat that the Minnie Mine a property on the American side, about six miles from Portland. on Fish creek, a tributary of the Salmon should operate all winter, and there is every probability that others would continue work. So promising is the outlook for the immediate present that Mir. Kubley has wired south for a considerable stock of merchandise for his store, and upon the return of the Jefferson with the stock. will charter the Truth for special trip. MT. Kubley states tat several prom ising properties are being opened up on the American side of the line, and there can be no question but that this side of the line vii equal tho other in richness of product.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
MEMBERSHIP ROLL GROWING

The local A. B. camp is surprising itself in the way in which it is gath ering in new members. Some couple of weeks ago. as an inducement to get some new members special rate for the admission fee was made, and the members started out to see if they could swell their numbers by twenty. As told in last week s Miner that number was soon reached, and now it looks as thought it will be great deal nearer fifty than twenty. The special rate holds good till the New Year only. so if any of The Miner s readers have a desire to view the old Chileoot trail, and try a little Mala mute stew, they haG better get busy quick, and sign one of the member ship applications.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
WHAT THE COUNCIL DID

The "City Dads' net in regular session Wednesday .i.ht there being present Mayor Tory, a1l Couneilmen Gilmore, Bryant, Delzcile and Henne- ghen. A proposition was submitted to the Council offering to install the town s firepump on board the Ella Rohlffs, but It waas voted down, and the pump will be installed on the wharf instead. The Town Clerk was instructed to write to the Governor and also to tho Attorney General ask ing that legislation be introduced in Congress, making it possible for the Town of Kctchikan to extend it's boundaries, so as to take in territory adjacent.
 Upon motion it was decided to take no action to delay or contest the pat tent sought by Col. Schoenbar to prop erty within the town limits. $1,000.00 was allowed the schoolboard for eur rent expenses.
 By resolution, the City attorney was instructed to take steps to contest the issuance of patents to lots upon which taxes or improvement assess ments are due and unqaid.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
A BIG CHRISTMAS DANCE

Thlinget Tribe, No. f, Improved Or der of Red Men, invite you all to their grand Christmas ball, at their hall, Christmas night, Monday, Dee. G5.. The following committees have been appointed to take the matter ill hand and see to it that the dance is a good one. Reception committees: Vim. Bell, Ely Copeland, Hugo Schmidt and Wm. Cornell, Floor committees: Dr. Story, Peter Johnson, Thos Torry and D. Smith Harris. D. G. Newell will preside at the ticket office window and James Cummings will be in charge at the door. The music of course will be furnished by Prof. Sumpf. Prices of admission will be: Gentlemen, $1, ladies free. Tickets are now on sale at the principal business places.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
EVERY BODY GET BUSY!

With halibut at seven to eight cents pound, copper past the four teen cent mark, and in the neighbor- hood of a dozen new salmon canncr- les assured within eighty mile radius of Ketchikan, there is every reason to believe that the coming year will be hummer. The rest lies with the people of Ketchikan. Let them quit kicking about the way in which the country is going to the dogs, or be- cause they think Tom, Dick and Harry is getting more than his shareof the good things of this life, and put their shoulders to the wheel to build up Ketchikan and the territory surround ing her. It makes no difference what a mans walk of life is, the oppor
 tunities for him to better himself this coming season and for the years to come are better now than they have been in years. Let get busy, hook on in front, and help boost!
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
VERY TASTY EATING

The Revilla Fish Products Co.,, after numerous changes and some little de- lay in securing supplies, have fairly launched into the fish packing busi- ness. The Miner man made visit to the plant this week and sampled one of the products, "Fish Pudding" made of smoked spring salmon, spic- ed and favored to turn, and put up in neat flat can. It was so good that we took a second elping, and brought a can of it home with us. The pudding is put up for lunches, and simply cannot be beaten for sand wiches. We imagine that no difficulty will be experienced in finding a market for the company's product.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22

Miss Jessie Mclaughlin came up from Seattle this week, and vii spend the holidays with relatives here in town.
 Robert F. Posey and Lydia Faber both of Metlakahtla were married this week.
 F. Brooke-Smith, accountant at the Ketchikan cannery, is back from the south and, in the harness again.
 Ed Grothjan was one of the Ketchi- kaners who left for the south on the Jefferson. He is enroute to Portland where he vii spend the holidays, and incidently see if he can interest cap ital in his mining property.
 "Billy" Poison left on the Jeffer- son for his old home near Mt Vern- on, Wash. Billy is figuring on doing something next year with his prop erty on Portland canal.
 w. K. Spaulding who went to Tonka on the Armeria to take an inventory of the lighthouse property there, re- turned on the Jefferson. The Armeria continued on her tour of inspection and probably will not return before New Years.
 You can leave your order for tin work with Kelly & Co.,, or a good fat turkey for Xmas.
 Do you know that you can get the choicest Xmas turkeys and have them prepared to perfection for the oven with sinews drawn, and just to suit in every way.
 Dr. J. L. Myers made the trip to the Londevan mine Monday of this week.
 "Jack" Rounsefell was passen. ger north from the Sound early this week. He has just about recovered from the indisposition incurred while on visit to the south.
 Manager Wong of the Eagle Restau- rant was passenger south on the lief ferson. He will go as far as Portland to see old-time friends He is much interested in the present revolution ill the Flowery kingdom, and hopes to get word of the success of the movement while he is below.
 Join the suit club. $1.25 per week. Mrs. E. Scrimsher, Newtown.
 Prof. Sumpf has discontinued his Saturday night dances until after the holidays.
 The cold weather is here again and so is o. H. Kelly & Co. Their shop is small but it's hummer.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
F REMEMBER THAT YOUR t TAXES BECOME DELIN-
 F QUENT JANUARY l, 1912.
coPPERMoUNT MINE SOLD
E F F F E E E E

According to c. A. Sulzer, manager of the Alaska Industrial Co.,, at Sulzer, the mine, shelter and holdings of the old Alaska Copper Co.,, at Copper mount has been sold to Duluth, Minn., syndicate. The price paid, and the plans of the company regarding the handling of the properties have not been made public. During, the past several years, parties of ex- perts went over the properties, and as the result of their investigations, the sale has now been consumated. The mine and smelter have not been in operation since the summer of 1906, Some very rich ore has been taken out of the properties, but the general impression was that the mine was not developed sufficiently rn warrInt the building of shelter, ar.d tho com pany was a,t in a position f'.ancia.ly to carry the load after the latter was built and while the. mine could be developed. Litigation followed, and the property has been idle ever since. A company with plenty of capital will without doubt make success of the mine whether they operate the shelter or not.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
IS A MINER NOW, B'GOSH

Capt. Jimmie Sayles informs The Miner that he has just about made up his mind to relinquish all thoughts of the sea, run the skating rink and moving picture show with one hand, and mine with the other. The req son for this change of base is some fine copper sulphide ore specimens he is exhibiting with wise look these days. Jimmie says there is plenty more where the specimens grew, and assays show values aggregating close to the hundred dollar mark. And that $ going some.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
HUMBOLDT TO BURN OIL

The steamer Humboldt will make a couple more voyages this season, sail ing from Seattle Dec. 2S, and January 10, and will then go to San Francisco for her annual overhauling, return ing early in February. While she is off the run she will be converted into an oil burner, and will be otherwise improved The little steamer is the most popular among the American boats on the run, and has done very good business this past season. The Bertha will bring out Humboldt freight January 20th.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
BIG LOAD OF MARBLE

The steam schooner Delhi of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company fleet made port Thursday from the west coast of Prince of Wales island with a big cargo of over twelve hund- red tons of marble from the Vermont Marble Company's quarries at Tokeen, consigned to the company's works at Tacoma. During the season of 1911, the marble company has broken all previous records, having shipped G. 800 tons of high grade marble from Tokeen. Much of the marble is in immense blocks, some of them weigh ing as high as twenty tons.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22

of these tots, ask for it. If your home meets the requirements, you will get it.
 We ask you to bring your gifts as an expression of Gods goodness to you, to the church when we have our Christmas exercises. Free transporta- tion to Seattle as been secured. You can bring anything a Home of this kind can use, such as clothes for children from infancy to 15 years old, bedding, table linen, tugs, etc. Cash is especially welcome. The Home is undenominational.
 Four hundred children placed in happy homes last year. Many snatch ed from lives of shame Many who would have been criminals made into good citizens.
 The Society has the support of the committee on organized charity.
 We mention about this work now go you will have time to prepare what you wish.
 II. w. MICHENER, Pastor M. E. Church, Ketchikan, Al
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The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
COPPER TAKES A JUMP

Mining men are beginning to pri"a up their ears, when they hear the news that in the past week or ten days, copper has advanced to a shade over fourteen cents. If it will only continue the good work, and sail up to or beyond the fifteen cent mark: Ketchikan mining districts mining properties will witness great re- awakening. With the red metal at b cents, or even a cent lower, if they can be sure it will remain there, there are probably dozen properties in this neighborhood which will be active shippers.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
CARING FOR THE CHILDREN

The Washington Children s Home Society through the churches and charitable associations generally is making strong plea for assistance from Alaska, and comes forward at this season of the year confident that it will not ask in vain. It receives children from all over Washington and from Alaska. It places these in the best homes it can find for them. It placed 1898 children up to October 1911.
 If you know of homeless children, notify the Society. If you wish ono
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
R. L. PETTY IS wHARFINGER

R. L. Petty, one of Ketchikan's s best has been appointed wharfinger of the Ketchikan Wharf Co., wharf, succeed- ing Charley Taylor now promoted 10 to the position of agent. Dale Hunt has assumed his new duties at local manager for the Northland Steamship Co, and says the absence of the night work he had been up against looks good to him,
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
CELEBRATED THEIR BIRTHDAYS

Frank Burkhart and Henry Wilke, celebrated very important anniver- sary Dec. 19, their thirty sixth birth days. Considering their advanced ages both men are looking hale and hearty and were duly remembered on the important day by their many friends with appropriate souvenirs of the event.
The Ketchikan miner., 1911-12-22
MAKING SHIPMENT OF ORE

Churchill Brothers and their as- sociates have scow load of ore from the Weitzle property near the Sea Level mine on Thorne Arm. The orc carries considerable values in gold, and the property is looming up in good shape. The present operators nave 2 lease on the ground, which promises to be a money maker for them.