KAN KILLED AT FISH EGG
At three o'clock of the morn
ing of January 1st. the worst j
wind and snow storm in the j
history of the West Coast
struck Fish Esrc. continuing un
♦ it the night of the 2nd. doing
a great deal of damage to
buildings and standing timber.
One of the trees blown down
fell across a cabin occupied by
James Connors, who was as
leep in his bed at the time and |
was instantly killed. Mr. Con
nors who was 62 years of age 1
had lived in Alaska for the j
greater part of the last thirty:
years, and was one of lhe old
est sailors on the Pac.flc coast,!
at the time of his deatu being
a fisherman. Some five year;
or ago he w as one of the j
crew of the barge Japan which
blew up while being towed
from Ketchikan to Peri and
i nal loaded with dynamo* for
il ; Brow n Alaska company. ,
P had started to make the fat I
a trip but at the last moment
got a hunch that danger threat., i
t ied so brought his stuff a.
>1 ore off the barge, thu- ~a\
H g his life, as every man a..
l,., .rd the barge at the time was
i - autly killed.
E. Erickson came near meet
ihg the same sate a- did Con
do!s. He had left hi- cabin
h iving gone about twenty yards
when he happened to thick
that he had better get his rifle
and suit case. He turned a~
ruimd m his track- to retrace
h - steps, and was just in time
to see a big tree ome crashing
down completely demolishing
the cabin. Had he remained in
bed another ten minutes, he
too. would have been killed.
M". Erickson was formerly a
sh.->s master on Puget Sound,
and was just stepping of? the
Silver Wave to the wharf at
th time the vessel blew up.
throwing him about fifteen
feet but inflicting no serious in
J
jury.
Capt. H. H. Bullent, "ho is
a property .bolder al Craig Inal
just started to clear his P'"P
jerty. and the wind storm " H
j save him considerable cv
• peuse as all t he tree wer? blown .
down.
H. R. Kill all. manager of the t
Liudenberg* ir interests at Craig
is making unite a reputation for
himself r>*s a doctor, being •
jcompelled 'to act a? such sever., j
j al times in the treatment of in
juries lat Ply. He is always
willing to do what he can to
; relieve pain for anybody, white
!or native, and his work is
thoroughly appreciated. I
At Hyd aberg. several houses j
were blown down, and as the
wind \vas the most violent the j
[natives had ever seen they
were panic stricken.
There are four fishing boats j
]out from the. West coast un
re ported for from six to eight
jweeks. and fears arc enter
tained that accident has befal
len them. Six fishermen are
at anchor near C.rafg and have
been for the past fourteen days
'waiting for the weather to
moderate.
At Klawaek. the herring were
•s,. thick in the’ bay recently that
they smothered each other and
now at low tide they cover the
beach in some places two feel
deep.
“MAC.”
HAACK’S DRUG
STORE MOVES
“Doc” Haack of the Ketchi..
• kan Pharmacy has moved in
place of busines- from the lit
i tie room it ha- occupied since
its inception to the fine big
■ room formerly occupied by the
• Raber barber shop in the Bank
building and i- fixing up the
i new place nr fine .-hape.
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SOME^SWALL INDIVIDUALS
Somebody in town. they must
be very small mentally and mor
■ally j.' .n the habit of stealing
certain copies of the Daily Mm., j
or after they have been deliv. !
ered at the homes of subscrig.. •
*or5. A man who will do such
j a thing is a pretty small pota
10. It IS not the value of the }
i paper the Miner Man is kicking
•___iMini the noor *
j the snow with the papers is j
‘called down and accused of
• slighting his route, when in fact
he has delivered the paper and
somebody has stolen it. It
there is anything meaner
I than everything else it is a fel.
, icr who will steal a thing as j
small as a paper and by so do. •
'ms bring trouble and powHbly
discharge on a hoy.
JEFFERSON ON
THE NEXT TRIP
The present will be the last
trip uf the Dolphin for some
time as the Jefferson has just
about completed her repairs and '
{changes and will lake the Dol
phiii's run out when the ves
sel arrives south this time.
One reason for the delav of the
Dolphin this time was the fact
that she had to go on dry dock
in ■'cattle to have a new wheel i
installed owing to her striking
a submerged log a few miles
this side of Seattle.
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{ORCHESTRA IS
PRACTICING
la spite of the absence of
their leader. Prof. SumpT. sev.
oral of the members of the
orchestra of the local baud arc
steadily drilling away, and will
probably put on a dance while
j the professor is away. Al.
‘'lark will probably play the
jk'ding violin, with the regular
i members of the orchestra in
their respective places.
SALE OF TIMBER-Ketehi.
kan. Alaska, December 2-Jth.
1012. Sealed bids marked out
side “Bid. Timber Sale Appli
cation. December 10, 1012,
| Tongass” and addressed to the
Forest Supervisor. Tongass Nat
ional Forest, Ketchikan. Alaska,
[will be received up to and in
cluding the 25th dry of January
1013. for all the merchantable
dead timber standing nr down,
land all the live timber desig
nate for culling by a Forest
[officer, located 60 m 'rea to
he definitely designated by a
■ Forest officer Imm-p jujlitbp be
gins, including abunl 21 acres
;located at the head of Port
.Estrella. Prince of \Valp* In
land. within the Tongass Nat
ional Forest, estimated to be
'350.000 feet board measure of
live spruce saw-timber. log
scale, more or less. No bid of
less than ii.OO per thousand
feet board measure for spw
,timber will be considered, and
a deposit of *100.00 must be
sent (o H. T. Gardner. Special
Fiscal Agent. Forest Service.
Ketchikan. Alaska, for each
pid »ufojjiitted to the Supervisor
Timber upon valid claims is;
ie.xempt from sale. The right
Ho reject anv and al' bids is
ireserved. For further infor
mation and regulations govern
ing sales address Forest Sup
ervisor. Tonw" yifttmnal I'or
.><t. Ketchikan, Ala-ka. NV. G.
[Weigie. Forest Supervisor.
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8ALE OF TIMBER:—Ketchi . j
kan. Alaska. December 81. j
1012. Sealed bids marked out. I
side "Bid. Timber Sale Appli. 1
cation. December 30. 1012.
Tongass" and addressed to the.
Forest Supervisor. Tongass I
National Forest, Ketchikan.
Alaska, will be received up to
and including the 4th day of
February 1013. for all the mer
chantahie dead timber standing
or down, and all the live timber
designated for cutting by a For
e-t officer, located on an area
to be definitely designated by
a Forest officer before cutting
■ begins, including about 30 acres
on the West shore of Klakas
Inlet. 24 acres on the shore of
Max Cove. East shore of Klakas
Inlet, and 72 acres on the
chores of Kassa Inlet. Prince
of Wales Island, within the
Tongass National Forest, esti..
•mated to be 1.000.000 feet
■board measure of live spruce
I and hemlock sawlimber. log
'scale, more or less. No bid of
lc<- than $1.00 per thousand
feet board measure for saw..
timber will be considered, and
a deposit of $200.00 must be
sent to G. T. Gardner. Special
F-scal Agent. Forest Service.
Ketchikan, Alaska, for each bid
submitted to the. Supervisor.
Timber upon valid claims is
exempt from sale. The right
to reject any and alt bids is
reserved. For further infor
mation and regulations govern
ing sales address Forest Sup
ervisor. Tongass National For
est. Ketchikan, Alaska. \V. G.
Weigle, Forest Supervisor.
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SAL.K OF TIMBER. Ketchi
kan. Alaska, jWember to 1012
Scaled bids marked outside
"Rid. Tiinbpr Pule Application.
November 25. 1018, Tongass”
ord addressed to the Forest
Supervisor. Tongass National
Forest. Ketchikan, Alaska, will
lie received up to and including
the 20lh day of January 1013
fffKftU tljji ipfrPb&ntftblf live
timber designated for cutting
by ti Forest officer locat
ed on an erea to be
definitely designated by a
Forest officer before cut.
ting begins, including about 25
acres located gn the Oprth-Pgst
shore uf Vixen Inlet, bleveland
Peninsula, within the Tongass
National Forest, estimated to
;[>e 100,000 linear feet of hem
I lock piling, more or less, No
Ml) pf less than too. per h'ltar
i foot for piling m' To and includ
ing fo feet in length, and ie.
per linear foot for all piling
lover 75 feet in length will bo
i considered, and a deposit ot
$200.00 must lie sent to C. T.
I Gardner. Special Fiscal Agent,
iForest Service, Ketchikan, Alas
ka. for each bid submitted to
the Supervisor. Timber upon
valid claims is exempt from
'sale. The right to reject any
and all bids i- reserved. For
further information and regu.
Nations governing sales address
| Forest Supervisor. Tongass
National Forest. Ketchikan.
Alaska. W. G. Weigle. Forest
Supervisor.
SALE OF TIMBER—Ketchikan,
Alaska. November 22, 1012.
Sealed bids marked outside
“Rid. Timber Sale Application.
: November 13. 1012. Tongass"
:ai>r! addressed to the Forest
j Supervisor. Tongass National
I Forest. Ketchikan. Alaska, wiil
be received up to and includ
ing the 23rd day of December,
j J012. for all the merchantable
I dead timber, standing or down,
' and all the live timber desig
nated for cutting by a Forest
officer, located on an area to
he definitely designated by a
Forest officer before cutting
begins, including about 10
acres located approximately
two miles nortnenst of Hollis,
and about 5 acres on the cast
side of the entrance of Hol
lis Anchorage, Prince of Wales
Island, within the Tongass
National Fores), estimated In
be 400,000 feet board measure
of live Spruce, Hemlock ami
Red C-edar sawtimber. log
scale, more or less. No bid of
less than $t')0 per thousand
feet hoard measure for saw
timber will be considered, >mi
a deposit of #100.00 n.n«t he
sent to C. T. flnrdncr, Special
Fiscal Agent, Forest Service.
Ketchikan. Alaska, for each bid
submitted tP thf. Supervisor,
Tirphep upon valid claims is
exempt from sole. The right
lu reject any and nil Pins Is
reserved. For further iufor-,
motion and regulations, gov
erning sales addrc«s Forest
Forest, Ketchikan. Alaska. W,
G, Wpigle, Forest Supervisor,
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SANTA ANA HAft
A HARD TRIP
The Captain of the Santa Ana
which arrived from the West
coast shortly before midnight
last night, reports that never in
all his years of travel in Alas
kan waters has he encountered
ueh weather as this last trip.
At times the boats engines
could make no progress against
the successions of gales which
beset her. But she weathered
the storms all right and left
for the Behm canal herring
camps this morning where she
will load salt herring, return
ing here during the night for
fresh halibut.
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BODY WILL BE
SHIPPED SOUTH
Local friends of the late
Captain Mauler are seeing to
the embalming and shipping of
his body south on the first
steamer. M. S. Dobbs haft
long been a personal friend/of
■ the dead man, and bis sudden
death was a severe shock.
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