We are still selling
—THE FAMOUS—
Golden Gate Coffee
Tho not at sale prices.
We have other interesting prices,
which save you money.
H. R. THOMPSON, Phone 8
Revilla Hotel
“Only three stories but its all
comfort”
Ask any traveling man
Rates $1.00 and up
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SPECIAL WINTER RATES
Now In Effect
“Once a Guest, always a Guest”
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ANNETTE ISLAND RESERVE
AND GOVERNMENT RULES
Governor Strong lias received from
I Secretary Lane a copy of "rules an.l
regulations for Annette islands re
serve,’’ on which are the Metlnkah
tla natives, issued Jan. 28, 1015.
The reserve was set aside March ‘1,
1891, the natives under Father Dun
can having been in possession since
1887, the land being set aside with,
the understanding that it should be
held subject to any rules and regu
'ations made by the secretary of the
interior, and the copy received by tlie
interior, and the copy received by the
governor are the first rules Issued un
der the order.
They provide for a council of 12
members, to be elected the first Tues
day in December each year by all
male members of the reserve above
the age of 21. "and not In arrears
for non-payment of taxes, fines or
fee for a permit to occupy a lot or
tract of land.”
Part of the members arc to be elec
ted for one year and part for two
years, and are to take office on the
first Monday in January. The mem
bers of the council are given much
the same powers as the council of
any Alaska •jty, and can levy a tax
liot to exceed $3.00 per year upon
c :ch able-bodied resident. It is alsS
i ipowevcd to hive officers to enforce
t le Ordinances it may |i:ihh. Two yea ,
i mtinuous absence from tliu reserve
t irfeits the right of citizenship.
Section No. 1 under special provis
ions shows thnt the bureau of educa
1 on is to lmvc a friendly supervision
ever the council. For instance, it
r ys. in part: “The person in charge
(! the work of the United States
i irean of educa firm at Metlakahtia
i mil have a seat in the council and
all the privileges of a member of the
council, except that ho shall Have no
vote. 11c shall have the authority to
suspend the operation of any ordin
ance of the council when lie feels
t’uit such action is for the best in
1 -rests of the reserve, blit he shall
i nmediatcly report this action la tin
i after, with his reasons there Toro, i.o
t e district superintendent of schools
' ho shall refer the matter to Hie com
nissiom-r of education for decision.”
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HAVE YOU YOUES?
Governor Strong has agreed to give
a lecture in the Ketchikan Lyceum
''nurse, on Pioneer Days In Alaska,
'nurse tickets are on sale at Ryu«
' >rug Store, $1.50.
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I THE GRAND I
i|| To-Night! I
| “The Crystal Boll” 1
jj! IN THREE PARTS ||
, , A GRIPPING DRA'LA OF THRILL- 12
ZJ ing INTENSITY WOVEN ABOUT
W THE OCCURRANC;] O FAN UN- W
5H USUAL CHAIN OF STARTLING SK
2{ EVENTS. X£
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PIPE FOE READY BULLION
Among tlie freight discharged by
the Jefferson at this port tills morn
ing was a quantity of ten inch wood
en pipo for the Heady Bullion mine at
Hollis, of which Harry Webber is
the superintendent. The pipe Is to
be used in extending the power line
at the mine.
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WILL 00 TO KEEPING HOUSE
Dean Cannon's furniture arrived
from the south on the Jefferson this
morning and Dean and Mrs. Dean
will go to keeping house In the Petty
cottage near the Court House.
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GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
■ To be given by the P. O. E. Aerie,
No. 102, at the Rink Hall, March
'7, 1915. Admission Gentlemen $1.00,
.udies free. Music by the Ketchikan
Irchestra. Tickets on sale at nil
■ usiness houses. Doors open at 8:30.
Dancing starts at 9.
Pour beautiful prizes to be given.
Prize No. 1. Best ‘■ostumed lady.
Prize No. 2, Best sustained lady
character.
Prize No. 3, and 4. most comic lady
and gentleman character.
Prizes on display at Berthelsen &
Pruell. adv.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS
Registration for the Municipal El
ection to be held at Ketchikan on
April 6th, 1915, will open at the
Council Chambers Main street, Mon
day, February 22nd, 1915. .Office
hours 1 p.m., to 5 p.m. Registration
will close ou Saturday April 3rd,
1915. at 4 p.m All persons who de.
<ire to vote must register.
S. A. PLUMLEY
Registration Officer.
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SKATERS TO MASQUERADE
The management of the Rink an
nmince masquerade roller skating at
that popular place of amusement Pri
day evening, Peb. 26. Everybo.lv.
young and old, is most cordially invit
ed. and a good time is assured. Skat
ers: Ladies 25 cents; Gentlemen 50
cents. Spectators 25 cents. Don't
forget the date. adv.
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Song, by ('. Purcell at the Dream
tonight. adv.
I NARINE HARDWARE!
I BOAT BUILDERS SUPPLIES 1
Solid bolts and screws, Bronze Sx
^ hanging and log screws, copper J?
nails and sheet lead.
MARINE PAINT I
J. R. Heckman & Co. |
When In Trouble
Call THE PLUMBER
THE PHONE IS 91
J. C. FOORD
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
Physician and Surgen
Room 6, 2 Floor Tongass Bldg.
Phone 13 Ketchikan.
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Have you a friend In the
States?—Send them the Daily
Miner. Phone 89
Job printing at the Miner.
Alaska Delivery
WALTER GRAY, prop
e
COAL DELIVERED FROM ALL
DOCKS
PHONES 51—77
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