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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
Loss ovkxaAi THOUSAND


 Frank silviss owner of the Georges Inlet shinglc mfif the cookhouse and, hankhouse of which were destroyed by f9fire yesterday, statesg that shis Joss will amount to about twelycohun,, dred dollars It appears that Mrs s4eorge 8J ett, who had tbeen, actii;g IS cook at the mil, :wasa baking an Ironing yesterday, and the suppositiont IS that she made up too bighagtfire,- so that the building cought at the, back of the stove. She was alone at the mill at the time, and icouldpas do, anatothling beyond, saving part of her .perseHnalI effects. There was mo dn-, s'lranse ens the ,burneds property Jo So, llh IS complete a loss.f The 4fireewas feontfiinPedi, F to the sareas between uthe flpme l and the ,power linesFe toofthe { sc'annnery and the 4shingle mill, ,sl, so, that at no time Was, thares any asetious, danger of it., spreading. r9s4 sert3
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
BIG ,.sTEAMER,,ARRIvEs

The Nome liner Victoria, zone . of the most famous boats now operat- ing on thee Pacific.a under stheE com mand of the veteran skipper, CaIt. sfJ Johnnie'i oaBrien, ,ti arrivedin port yesterday T evening about { seven q, clock. She had in the neighborhoe,f of l50 passengers. on board, and dlnysr half 2 million dollars worth of gold dust fromSis thehnorthatn metropolis. fhe5 higt shinire@aiaed in, ports about
 four hours, giving everybody ahoan,t an opportunity to come ashore, take in the sights and stretchiahe legs with a good walk ashore. Those com ing down report having had beautt fH ffH .7Msa weather all the way, with, andab- fs'fo|llptely X smooth n, sea e The yes ,sel left Nome July 4sth.u. and scall! i! ie'assin eas in at i,thgea Westward: towns and fsllapeaus us,a heffSSse 9rea 9reacAing. tlisis port She had among her passengers tic, lmpemlb'ellriss lb'llise of tie Midnight spns excurs-, ion fparty,1 whom, toemg,D it k will be- remsn,-, Pered, went north, en2 the Jcffefsnn. about ], the, middle of,.Jpne. They, went ,oveF. the ..lW White Wsshtiite Pass to Whitehorse, where they ,l,. ,b9aEasd l: a river steamer, ,, ,i eiarFFying them tos St. Michael Yl.eqrc !q they boarded the Victoria to; com piete the. cycle..---
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
VISITORS ,rRpMsNoMR

t Among the, passengers on board the
 Victoria last night,,ae were, George
 Maynard, wife snds two children, who ieftsfhes ssteamer at this point to visit
 at ,ahe, ,sSchaaef residence, Mrs. May
 nard 'beiug the daughter of Mrg and Mrs. ,H HenfyN Schaferss MT ls. Maynard is one of the propietors of the Nome
 Daily and Weekly Nugget, and al q I tilnel resident, 1ofo the North, having ibeena an ;empioJee aat the Nugget of- afices when aGev.sJ. F.sA.{ Strong was propfetohisof ethe sheet.1a With his family he4plans to make a trip of three inontl.stori so taking iaathe San Francisco Exposition, &anaiiathen lcoh- timing on east to,a0hio, l3of which, state MT. Maynard is native. Thdy wiHqtheh return gto the coast in time to eatch1the aassa boata to. D Nome thisfcoshngl;faI. ei t4eis5 Aiss5
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
- .1-f9ll,z z'T--7Slf8 v9v, sls+,lsT 17'l3 T T. BIG LOAD. OF. LUMBER

Ia The barge, Washington. ,. in .tow,5of Enc tug Pioneees, arrived ,,n from ;tI.e south this morning. The barge chats 9y 9yer ,o million lion a,feet s-of. lumber oh < board consigned to Valdez, Seward and Anchorage, Her captain, brought the M big barge. up to the dock, and ;ef t, fceted 2 landing as, hanlily sas one sof . the regular steamers;g to the great surprise. of a big crowd zon the watet- front who expected to- see broken line or two.r itF,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
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e1Rsm Sup1I1ul1 ul1uksnAxLY
AN us7gssslHAL us7ssslHA STORM

Last nights rain. storm, accompan. Tied sasda das it was by vivid lightning and Fstastling thuHdeH wasua surprise. to
 even thel old, ,;ytinisis of thissregion. The ''first mutterfhgse off tifss storm ' were y 2 hesfd between Six and and seven seven o..
 clock last . nigh, aud the artillery, of
 the heavens firsd their salvos during t the if,,s early morning hours. xThe, rain !, wlhiffh ,sldffh !. .aecomPanisd the thunder snd
 lightning giaa.img did id nit amount anqSH.lnt ta much !. is sa spite pas of pths sl stir of for
 .sa t; Tit l lightning gtad1 is Fepprtea tS have damaged one of the generators at the New England s ~ George Gsass Inlet sRPl,t RIla,nt so%syhat but m nSt sss1s 1bsSdlx Some ,Sss, Sf the local phcnss MsIe put out Of of eoammissioa aan for time owing. to
 tie blowing of 5 the fuses, but outside
 i1e the pPsiSssQr Ps,iS st sFsly ssnt;s! ygsttiPS', .Nf S, suf3sti sssscssfIE ,sTF Sys,. Assy
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
FROM MONDAYS DAILY WILL DISTRICT COAL FIELDS

George W. Evans, prominent con .sultingueoal mining engineer of the PacifideaGoast, wasaaa pessenger pm board the Watson this morning .pn his way sto Katalla. On arrival there MT. Evans will take .fcharge of the work of surveying and districting the Boring Lake Sf6striet; ,eaal9 fields for the goxsfnn.dhf. All 3ehe coal lanFls of that region,- with the single excpl ton of two claims. have 3reYerted to the6goxernpent and theys!Will now be 5ois25e per cent disceuntl4ar IA off on gotten in shape for leasing ae
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
ls,a BUYIacs sUPpL1Bsi

W. K. Hancock, superintendent of the government hatchery4at lYes Bay is in, atawn- He iss herel for the pur- Peseaof buying isuRpiies for stheI hatch eEys siwhist have run slow..g fThe plant is ranp,on ansappsopriation,l and assan insufficient e!ameant of cash was ap- Rropriatel fir last season, al shortage ls ae cprEed before sathea < endaof the ifs cal year. swbichi was June 30.ss 1sf
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

>, Seattle, July 21-Robert ss Da,pee tthts Jnpeau gunman swllo escaped from
 his guard, hersi on the sarriYab ofsithe M ,MNlSarir9sa, is still, at large aetwish
 st standing the sieef efforts srts of thegtpolies and United sstatffss oficials to ,loeati him him H He took advantage of the taaei tn that J4e Ae was bsttrE sNqh.,a ,ainteas on tks ssat ssseattla a, wateEfrqnt If k ntAan l was his g,hardl aHl ran at as nsomenta awEep tn the lIa'terg, was ,loeekinrg to, lsee which direction dir the twe should go. iAs
 y, jqn ped into a,i iiitneyi aud H i'siYing, tn
 driver 2 dollar tad tie,, to hessx ts 1ANrgs statioR ,oath of tewn 4sss hs was late, fer sag eng siasggeMenr.e IS Tn
 ear g;H,,,,pi driver dida ssuspsrt ansy thigii and off he, went at stasf b,iHsl paeas,t|.it+ car was capable sf. :, R3aeAs they guar, tried to syertake talk, the ,flsing .aa.a, but in vain, and, and lost iss in the erpsss. cd strects, Dupaas left tbc car soac
 where in the Gsorgftpwn ,listriei where he formerly resi,aea, ,ar,l wheaas he is among friends. He was 5nsefl 5nnfileI sl sentence s of seven years at ,MeNeiltis island for shooting, 3 wop'pss st pagqss' psagqs i"o' se ,Ssf@t,A ts. ..sE;7<,s i,,sts
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
COCK HOUSE aBUBHs, powar

VI Word came from Georges Inlet this
 afternoon thsstFnthr acoDkhouse belong
 ing to the-sfimgle mill of the Georges
 Intet Power cdiapady 1hadyfhGen de
 stroyed by fire. The particulars of the ffiredare slaeking.g Int fire at last ireportsestwas spreadinsl gina ths woods back sofs tles place and dinay rtifreaten the shiagleimill sitself and she Georges Inlet eanneEy.atss ss$ o ;iiass .s
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

Washington July 19 President
 Wilson arrived in this city yesterday aft after Is,isF visit of the past twenty days
 ip Cornish gni and 4l looks s4 much gl gt rested pp
 He called l, 2 meeting of thls icahinet ai for this evening tai talk ak ever the ree; gently received German tern ?, answer .Trdd Td personal Friends he iiss is credited with having made the statement that he has dsaiaetes,IlI dsaiaetsIlI3 ts put littls ! MgIa punch into his next note to Germany. From this it is taken for granted that, hc
 has already drafted his reply out in the rough and will stand On On his or or 'igginaisai contention that Germany must fcfraiqH from attacking, the passenger ships ships of nations at war with, her untif time time has been given passengers aini,d ii,d crew crew to take to the. boats. This was his claim in tAe last note, which GermaSn1y refused to answer, and now 1ols
 the whole country is woadering ,,9 i9n what shape his punch wfll take tla
 E<~..
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

.o New Yask, July, lsz-Tha saafsanr
 npunesss that it Ahas just geemplete,laa lls9ng distances canpass taf the leading
 Repnblieans Of; the eonntrys for the purpose of discovering their choice
 for candidate ion, the presidency on the .4neyt Republican national ticket, Many men were mentioned of ; course, but n. laTgeni majarityi faNosed Elihu
 Root as the loghsal eandidate.l Sesial
 tor Root, Secretary of State under Roosevelt, and Secretary of War undof
 MeKinleys and has long :l,sans psa'n,
 ipent inl Repubhean national poii
 ties sas ass1ste l3
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
MRS. MORSE. ARRIvEs,,

sss Mrs, Ed. (. Morse, iarriveassup oh the gDesRatch,, Saturday, enroute to Dolomis: where she will join her hus- banas who, eisl in charge of the as saying for the Princeton Mining and Milling ili company,,i. Mrs,eaMorse is an old l!dl.i timer in this saseeio1si having been "a resident of !.etchikan apa,g latef at Sea Level when tAees latter place Masr, in thes pree.dlueing .c0lumn..ae
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
ANoTszsRap1yza on~rHEs4Jog

ss Gaptsa TinhysAshoeis now examining the sDethiaa hassasecmedsuthe sserviees ofaq c..wT. asstagger, ,E the swc9l-khowp diver, r,iswhoshasSsbesa examining Afisi traps ins South eastern Alaska. This morning capt's stagger began the ea- animation of theilA.A of thedDelhi, and 4on his Eepprt dwill1 probahlsArest the fatef of the ship, ,ss s es
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
A STRANGE srEAMaR.

The little freightes .sottsr, r flying the Ganaai.n Pacific flag, arrived in ports this anorning 5fTeiiiitf < Vancouver and other British Columbia ports. She is on her way to sSkagwass@whcre she will discharge freight for iDaw- son, andSaotheE Yskoa,i river 2 points. Ons her return she wall sliscllarac a < .eionsigppeat .coal she has for sthe lNewas Englaaa.;, sFish eq,npapy-eesai
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

F. P.a Kepdalli ii manager, for 1. he inorthwestern distrints Sof the $ Ameri- can Can Company, and uhos arrived from the-southr srecentiy; paid visit with Bill" GSld topfHzllRos Point nanns1ssi yssEdrday,dfg He will be upi inthis region for several weeks and will visit the grehter .numberaiof the canneries during that timesus
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23


 London, July 2Q-Ward comes from
 Petrograd that the gradsal esaeua- 1tion of Warsqw has. been ordered tapd
 began last night, Al the rimn,ense
 nmoitht of supplies, fo9d, end clothing, |s,n,nanition and msaieal goods, wllicl, haVe been gathered ;,tese ther ' here
 during the past year. awin he, moved
 to, to the e rear as 1taTaapsp'pertatipn ean be B gGtteT together Ter 1. .to care fer same. and new base can be estahlished. The Gerhians have made. gains .sgaiasi l.the Russians during, the past few days particularly in the province of |'couTtlanI where thex have capt,,p- cd the town of Tnkum on. tho. rail road betWcep Riga and Windau; aud
 fire also in possession of. the k,ttcr lBlaces Between the vistula and Bug
 rivers, in spite of the magnificent fighting of the yeterans under ,ypn
 Mackehscn, they have been able tp
 make ahoa hcadwaya although the hat
 flc'' continues hpabated, the, Austrof
 Germans < attaekihg along the spt,hs
 ff6ht from tho I,ug to, the yistnia
 Mvef. vonHinacnbcrg has not beep
 s''is srs yet to break through the lines of defenses to the north of Warsaw, but is subjecting tue Rus sian line to such terrific bombard, nneat that t is 9 wonder flesh and
 blood scan survive. Direetly west of
 warsaw, where the Gsrmaapps ans lost $.
 hsavfiya inf their 'sttsaeks of last < win; ,i,s
 ter nttlef is beiiig done by' sit3er side
 as'tha country is So ppggy3 tIat oper- stians of any magnitude are out gf
 the 4pastioh s''sl s.'sss
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
SALMON FOR THE rH1L1pRrNEs

sA The Pafe Food aCahnery is put ting up aanshipmeht Of canned sal mon for thes Philippines consisting of i2,60O eases of pinkeafisi. iWithit, the
 parta fthei pack ,ofa athisssanneryfg 90.
 ing to tho Philippines and anotiief to Chile; Ketchikani shonldd be saweH
 advertisedtoin the canned salmon pdipe thisigy year.sr gIsfisTa9 sH ss ssss3
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

| < 2 retrogxad, July l9--Thc possibility l of 'tlse esacsat tiaa d Wagysaw by the Rttssian srMs isa heiA sliscnssed at ttffs time aad may .hn necessary at bapy hoptss Sikht jsueedsG by the Rus
 sisSs south M sEasiia are more than ,efaet bs assasau drafses through
 f'rzasnyN toward. No@ Georgievsk'
 The lattsn drive has thought vonLin-
 denberg $ zagsss VII twenty miles
 of Varsity. The Russia line held a- ksainst t1is attack all dsy yesterday
 buk fhe2 situation is critical now. In s.she event etAas .ps sfstreat becomes
 'eessary, be probabilities are Brest Ll's's nj. city is an inprortaRt rail a'v. s,s's' 'T..,-ry about ans- -hnpdred miles east of Wars. gS,.t.;s,,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
PR1NaEsa Az1QNg1la RoRxa

The Canadian Pacific steamer Prin- cess Alice naae porta last night about seven e'ciock. iShca had a big Hist of passengels on @boafd siiieluding sev- eral aof the Mystic ShEireao She will be in southhonnds eafiy Saturday morning. af ais ssas s4
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
FROM 2. EuE.een .eA nAY,sr DAILY GOING TO PORTLAND CANAL

sa On board tle Ranger No. 4, For. est Rangers Gardner and Drake left
 foE Portland Canal this afternoon. They They go for the purpose of doing sur
 veying on several mining locations loca
 tons in that region. Besides these
 r. ,7s.., 2, Howard t'l is applying for a,homc- stead on the Canal and this, too, will be surveyedI rey3a 5Eciia ssi4a
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
WILL T., sA1IP. 1I. FISH SCRAP

The The Fish is :, c5sappeds Produets I4t,t '. VII make make shipment s:of of 100 tonsafe ,l1 then poultry poultry and !dl stock food on beard the ]. se., steamer tea Paraiso, which is looked for tor from the north next Moatlay. The Pafaiso went north via the west coast last Saturday. -.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
ovER ON A VISIT

,al Among the arrivals on the. Rough
 Rider last night were A. L. Hubbard
 and wife,. who. .same- over from Sulzer
 to- see the sights. isC Capt Hubbard
 says that the country life of the min. ing camp is all right !. mostssof the
 times, but he has a hankering once
 in while to see the. lights and sights of Ketchikan. atssat E
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

Seattle, July sl-The President, ,s reply to dernlanys was placed before the Cabinet last night. 1tr is fEisasis
 in tone, but final and lemapls thai
 the rights of tss tra yesIGng nepa esPl eombatants De protected. hsis exF |pected that the note will bey revised and approved at tAs sessisnl If the cabinst. Friday, The, s,officegs iin talking over the matter show 20 h. dications of tension nor are there any evidence of arggments at the
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
A, LOAD OF 4GERsva6qq ;

I The tug Richard Holyoke, with tAe sbasge St. James in,itowI was aiHs port during the past twenty-fomsssh sheu1e.
 The barge has a big load 5of gypsain zen board from athe mine at feiitoWn
 of that name, and isi being lowed to
 Tacoma, where the gypsum is mant7 factured into thel. commercial co4.
 modity.v74I tKaf gsf gt i,;oit ssisi :,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
1Hox TuEspAr'sypAnr
 DR. BENAwA IN TOWN

z W. G. Benawa, MD, owner Of the ,Benawa iispitsll at Craig, came can x, over . on the mailboat Ropgh, Rider, last
 night and will remaip here, in Ketchi Ran for q week or 50: He states that
 the the faw 1sfenawa Hospital has. now been
 n n suYccessfpl operation about a rear 2. and has been very sucsesssafql, ,a..i.;,.;
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
sPREADkNqs eNa rIszl. PAIN1,

as Anderson &s ClemenssoA the paint CTS arc, ,inprpvi4Es .fhe tiappearaheet'iof of Dr.E L.i MyerssaJreside with; q new coat 1ofls paints This is great
 weatherirfWs ontsilGs lncnratiag aSha
 Doctor John iss evidently bound to take advantage 6ofsiE. ii saa1s.n'3
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
A NEM-sIsoE- STATESMAN

R. L. Neil, formerly of Portland, !, Ore, srriyedIupl0n yesterday 'sosteaml aar; aaAi this snlorniRg took scharge.sof' the gent 'sl sltfurnishine, iclothes and shoe .depaftHant ats,J-rR a H edkmani &ssCo.'s. sME Neillpeomehewela laareeommended lias knowingsthe business having beenoen-. gagged slin it, for 4yearss l
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
A CHANGE aeN,5T41sa H1I4.

&qsf#sH -<-<<+---<-Aif fga Aals {
 .i5 A sareport, 'asrisyetea uncenfirmei trcached flown this. s.snorning frpnrf Jn .neau'ste the effectsthata aai sehangea ii the United States edeputy., marshal'' office iradsbee made here in KeseAf kapsgi Hoisato thareffast ytasataNE NEs1 B Sharp, now tjailer, wih elsucceet ," Jack o Dayies beginning August Il
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
FROM ruHsDAY,s DAILY <Sg N Ee sTtthI RSa
 ARE SHIPPING SHINGLES

k The Beaver Falls Company la this 5 smgorningg glse s!nead made @ a shipment ofisAiagles On board the Admiral Watson, The
 roof covering was consigned to
 Douglas and consisted of 200 buncies. ;or 5o;oo0 shihsles. aaas seT
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
rHoMs stoNDAY,''s ..,' DAILY. cANNEBYs soYF1czA1.. HERE.

E W.sfW.ss Wiide, accountant for the, z LihdeFbergef interests in this region, with headquarters at Seattle, is a locaal gal visitor, having hay arrived on | recent ibeat.9i Mr. Wilde,nis accom- panied by his wife, |, M
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
\ .I .lI.FI t.f eIffF4 ltfF5E SEATTLE THE NEXT MAIL tBoAI

The tgs first ,mail boat from the south 1slll will be the City of Seattle sailing 5 | from rom the Sound tonight This will ! bring ing, her her in to Ketehikan Friday morning. saa, { < The spokane, of the. same company wi wiil be be port Thursday cvenlng son her way south 4 ,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
WILL VISIT HER SON

(EEu sz,rJdyrg <3T-rT-E 9cT T-3 Mrs. Wm. sMeBFilet e sFil!! mother of
 Jack McBride of George Inlet, ar
 rived down from Juneau on the Ala |imeds this morning. ? sksi j wiIfd visit Efors aatihae with Sack and sMrsei Jack lat their home!.tc vsTssIgs r9isey ys
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

:, London, July l9nr Word canes from 1, ,GlhlsEFiiatiania lhlsEFiiat that Sweden is eeontsmp-
 lating entering the Great War; Such
 is the statementS of Rremier Ham IlnaEsk jolls published in, many of the ys leading pealpers of Great Rritain this m ..lmpyesfnipg, n The statemept is not made
 as to, Yhieh side l,sl1e will take but the probabilities, ageI she will G,pe
 nR, with GeImaag. Russia and Sweden gre, ~ latnEal isln F enemies Swhile-s Germany
 and Sweden have maHya tiiags RIgens
 eral, 6ermany has probably prom .ised swedeai Rlsssia 's north Raltic -nrpyiases as the iRsymeat flor taking
 ups ar,ns is thei event that slle decides
 so tes.de against thei Allies Sweden ,has sbeea, ssRRlyiqg 4sr#sae with
 feed feed and iron eEas, esess freely hdps- ing the whole of the maEs s
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
BIDS @I1f -s1oRzirv

z Acting for the creditorssi,s. chas.i H. eosgreove this, afteFno,ossna Bid in the F F Gilnoofe! lpropsssfty ssft ,gRStt gRof ss,7yI.So. This sais; is of ISaasss Curse sdbjesf fts" ts a1iibfsssges s'sff foT $f.5o6.000 nsid bgy7 the NJ. & M Bank. h 2to'* h'feT ses
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
IaS.l,.lls s.IiiFY7 .-Y vtrs, F.7fsf yfs
 MACK" COMES BACK.

sN pfl 10 aliE3 8T B9E5Sg F1i3f1sy5T fi
 X; Among, ipo g,,, ,the passengers on the De spatqh satps5ay s. afternoon loaH were form er Marshal 9.rs GNcMiIllan Mill and family on their way toss Craig, M Mack q w resigned !i some s timsgago and took trip south to see the sights, ,iH5eessnoW H5ee nov plans to reside in Craig permanently, where he is int iilpttssrested in q general msFehaadisf busiipqess. a:...,..s ., a..aa
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
BsfHn, ispuiy1sad yThs neaa ounce nent was made .yaE 5sssssaiasc 1shAt .

Berlin. sBuiyts9l s-sRhs ss'eAds seance ment was made .sGIa tc..ssaias 1shAt : night sugprise Aaaas betsA Pnaned < gainst the Russians near N5asssw -River with cumrSete ,ssccess This is talk on t; -7adiea2fsf tkaR fhssa adsahSe of the Germans is steady in spite df the iaraes nusasess Sf troops the Kas- 'siahs are Q6staatly throwing against sthsTs Inc aR&3 troops however, are undrslled, and apparently fresh from tife ppiow aaannf farin. They. appear to be 1@eHsarihae a hswsier, ,with new guns which is taksn tol iSlicate that the Japanese $ axe. gain q supplyinfg theiss ese-tine, sneneies with munitions of ''sls: war. The have plenty of am also.
 ss sFi Sf4-a.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
.'........,-.-...s,.,'.'.......:.''''' '..'.'

Berlin, July aO-The New nepsrtI ment is in receipt of word from Fola stating that an Austrian submarine had terpedoea ani sunk the Itslien afniorsd lcruiser Gpisepppe GaribalsIi, south of KngHssea in the Aariatie ssas Tho espisef foindesed within fiftsep nfnufas After having been struck and the greater number of her crew went ddwn with her. The sabparinc rei turned to Poia in safety and reporttel k2f success.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
<, ENTER NJ NEW GAS BOAT

MT. an and Mrs, Dan Nelson are local <, visitors I.si' today, from Kasaan. ss They came oyer oyer in their new; sbip-the EJl
 N, which was entered at the Gus toms toms House. She is. a fifty feoter, ,,. ,and will s"pack" pack, fish for the scowl
 Arm Cannery. .i
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

rcora the PlpM6ey, is is' iipstaiFas..ss i ss faisi oil tank and burner at tAs3s sYilh, las Tie tank is skookqp3 as9,g, 9g,st'' which tho Yortherp Masslhina slh KaslRt' " a llRs has turned out, aad will hex pl|peesl in concrete and walled over to com ply with the insurance regulations.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

ii4lUaa lUaine, July 191Klipgss 917KIlipgs yiGtfaf yiGlff EpqT
 manuel haa.aheea. perss.anaallllg ss.all sea. the
 firing ipe-- steadily during the past ,!islnsple !siesnple of of days directing the attaek so on Goritz The troops agpreeiate ll bis 1.
 pfesence {. cheering ps him fmady, espe@eiafe @ 'lx when it was madet mad si known te them that that he had fpefsoln'iaallg taken q rifle and assisted, in the, attack,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
TO cIRGAasNAA5aAGHs # n as5F , < .,f THE Is1lAlsD

Planning. tet sail clear saroung the Jsland. thergood ship M.sf fJ B., under eemmands of Martin Buege left port tlis,taftsrnoonsa Martin shas asofhe min ing pEopartiassin:y Which he ,intstestl edaana plans toRvisiE themi and at
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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

New York, synly lsazstScK quo tations sagged a little today, Alaska Gold selling at s5, An{afg fgamatsd Cop per 27 3-s, Utah Copper 66 IS, Steel Common es, Westinghouse Flee iris Common, 100 l-4.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

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