WESTWARD volcanoes
ARE NOW QUIET
In response to a telegram
• »>. governor's ofs.ee re
e .. :' the recent press re*
•> t, she erect that the vol
<-■;* ?« she vicinity of Kodi
were age ns active and that
• - * decs* of Kodiak were
■ g to the mainland. Game
'V J. C. Telman, who is
. Seward wr.ses the
C" -v•"* cob-re under date of
\ C* • h as ft lows;
• Y •• ;r cable of ?3rd received.
\. -f w * noth'-g to th
■ I did not deem it nee
A** -\ to c®Me reply. There
* v ■ seven volcanoes to
\v *sw r i which have bees'.
k -g ail summer to more
** exiens. bis* there ha*
*
- - ■ been any eruptions. Gov
- - men who are supposed
.v wh -.t they are talking
■ s'-y she re w "1 not be any
t tt- '- locality
- • •• - >: * i year*, as the
> i~e r:mr-x :s and
■ -_e - . she re is plenty of
— cr.deraeaUi. The steasn
- Y -tor- % came right by there
- s'rree d'• '• * They saw
. ' - 1 c
- ■ * e she eruption las:
• g mo-re. W. H.
*--• mt sirred from there a
y* \z . He was :>a the
m - a takssfg moving pic
-* r: it while sn action and
r f ; r-»i co? >.
I w-_; er. lose souse Kodiak
- ■ - * taken by him.
■ Should I receive any infor
o. os:5 of she way b»p
■ • j»> :-ver th at way will im
: - s sseiy cable you.”
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will try his luck
' M;8the drayman
-• • r • - Cord -v;- o *i
hwe-serr Friday nigh*
r. iy mr re to try hi*
• s v '' *reos r z in she S
Mac * an- old time
- has g - - me over
- ** r.ors • era Canada on
s-:;. bes.d-e* taok
e g -.e at other place*
r .* so- travel :sg:.* .-me
q-:.£k lime.
GEORGE IS HOME AGAIN
' ?- V. ’vho h - *
1- i Toe?-'®
i.::z company's «torv a!
Wr-'f-.;* for -be r®as* several
:••• ; - : : ->s*
fi ?r R;3er_ He fha'
-,4 •' j Vv > *• miner’s
- — and - er.thBs'astic
z h - . -e •' the West
*" eve : x : to L»e a com
f region. Mrs. Morrison and
*>-■- ir* now at .VE-non
’! • ... M ®. Mor
- r> me. They ■ vpert
i3saia there until October,
”h.-c time George '■> iiH
L - p bachelor! ball.
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A FINE DISLAY
-”e-®er tb* photograph
- - ~.s : ~e specimens of
zrh'c on ejhile
r- h.- ss.-.~Aw today. The
- • ■-•,<-'+4 by ‘be display i:
v -.2 J:--m protrast'
- of the choicest bit ol
e- th:- v mderfully piet
•: • . * •• of at* poses
-o
foord will move
" - • --- * .nfO;TT!®
M • Min tbit he '*-*!
• e • tee Ke-kman building
M- street a® soot :® the
?■=■- .r. the building '•*”
- b .d:-.g. a® stated
- ‘ - t 'v -o ir. 5Miner will
: . i -t >r% iddcd to iL
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"--- Iiominion government Is
• 2 farms along the
• ••- 6 . Trunk Paeifiu
re.Uay.
MAN FALLS DOWN
HOLD OF SHIP
Chado Anderson, an era*
{Joyce on the cold storage ship
0 /> of the Seas, stationed at
licit' Inlet, . 'identlv iff
1 down Ihe hold and was serious
ly hurt yesterday afternoon.
Anderson was climbing np the
ladder when he slipped an-*
| fe!» 1? to n feel to the bottom
of the hold. His hips were
: badly bruised bwt there was no
narks showing further injury.
Strangely enough She man be
(sa?e unconscious and has so
-v-rained. He was brought to
Juneau and taken to St. Ann’s
hosp'hd at 10:3d - las5 Friday
night. Sunday noon he had not
yet regained consciousness.
I* cspitdl ritendants say that he
s not seriously injured and that
he w all m vcr. He Is probab
iy suffering from shock.
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ON INSPECTION TOUR
J. €L St: ~g left for Sunny
l ;.5 on this mornings Rough
C .er. After inspects *g Hi*
;nnery at that point he w»fl
g« across she Portage and - n
. Waters;'*’! where i s t,m*
7--ry has a second cam cry
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DELIVERS THE GOODS
The heating plant in she Ton
- " Be: -dr g has been given a
g-~>d I rye.:*, there last three
r ?« r day and certainly^de
Isvers the goods. There is no
rhovuge of heal in any part of
:Lo slid eg. and the system
v- *,s gc i. The shelving foe
.be S-. -re is being gotten into
• rapidly as and
- c probcb .-lies are that the
- .-re will be reaiy for occu
ps sicy wdbia the next tea day;-.
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ACCEPTS -RESIGNATION
'V -• --g- .. 4—t?ec
■ -* Bn - to-day announce*
r. v: h * d'partmenl bad ac
■; I the of Am
l-assadur to Mexico. Henry Wil
- -Ti ' ■ tike effect October 14
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No. 182-K. A. Summons
In the District Court for the
District of Alaska, Division
No. 1.
I.,zz.v T mmoiss. plaintiff v
F r.": * E. T-mmons. defendant
T: P':T; k E. Timmons, de
■ Greetings,
In the name of the United
States of America, You ar
hereby * ■ mmanded to be and
C to. holderj at Ketchikan in
J to •. n of sard District,
a.-, i sn-r-er the c*mp!tint filed
sgriost von in the above-enti
•>J a lion within Jjiirly day*
i to* -•- re. *■ and a copy •?
she's-..-! complaint upon you.
if yon toil so to appear
and answer, fr-r want thereof,
’he plaintiff will apply to th •
Cur? for the relief demanded
s v- ! :mr ’ 4il. a copy of
wkich i* =«--«-*-.-A *
f3 hronrht to *ecisrc *
judgement and decree that the
marriage contract entered inir
:■ twee’ r ■ etiff and defend
'•r.t ■•.- Ke: ’ kan. .Alaska, or
tv -rsl s* 4th, 1910,- is an
, m '•:■■]. *’oi| and of no effect.
And y -u. the United Ssafc*
y '■ -*■'- - f Division No. f. of
s Da-tr t of Alaska. or anv
’tv. arc herebv required to
make service of this summons
upon the s-’ttd defendant, and
e h of them a- by law re
-el. and yon will make dor
-rr thereof to the Clerk of
■" - Court wk.hiq forty da vs of
le date of delivery to you.
• s- endorsement herec?
-c .-fair zs ifj the lysrpj **..*.
rtrier for publication of'this
- ' rr. - i* dated July !*?.
5913. aud reqi-ires the same
Le u'.Wi-hed for the «totn
o, . ; e- o-j in the Ketchikan
Miner, a weeklv newspaper
r :Wished rr, Ketchikan. \l’*
Defendant i« required to
• *fr wdhr I thirty days after
V; las* pnl-lh-ation.
In witness whereof, ! have
ber*.w? ,ny hand and af
f'.-vf :h- «e»| of the sbare
Court Hit* 1 fth day of Jul
* D. 1913.
F W. PFTT1T. Clerk.
F. S. V’TACKPOI.E. Pep.
torJ- H. COSGROVE, attorney
for plaintiff.
r es- publication I9f3
F >s« publication Sept. 5!h, tiff 3
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GEORGE SICKLES
IS IMPROVING
Wort comes from the south
-that Georce Sickles is steadils
”
improving. For a white he ap
; eared he in a had way, but
■lately he has been on the mend.
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missed the bear
_
tl must have been bear and
[not buck fever that made Char*
ey Taylor miss a fin? black
t ear at V\ ants cove Iasi Sun
day. It wasn’t more than fiflv
joe sixty feet away at the time
he shot al it, and made such a
o.iiek getaway after being fired
at that Charley is of the opin
n* i that ;t is running yet.
TAKE A TRIP
Mrs Sehlolhan, mother of
I "Bar* and "Jimmie'’ came
cown from Douglas on a re
cent boat and is a guest at the
[former’s home.
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WILL TAKE “HUMPY" EGGS
Part of the Yes Bay Hatehciy
c till was shipped over las*
night to Ketchikan for the pur
pose of being used in the iak
!i;ig of about five million of
pnk salmon eggs by the gov
eminent to shin east. The in- j
tention - to try to see if the;
f ik salmon will thrive in east
ern wafers. Owing to the fa*!'
that other kind< of saim*
iseeiu So require streams head
irg in lakes to propagefe tr.
and there are comparatively >;o
of that kind on the At
lantic. the experimenl of trans
planting them there has no*,
been as successful as hoped. -
the "humpies" which spawn n
any old creek will be tried. The
Wgs will be Liken in Ketchi
kan creek and kept here fbr a
lout thirty days, or until they
• eye." when they wiU he start
ed on their journey to the east
ern hatcheries. The old power
fasit of the Citizens’ Irtghf
Power <x Water company will
be used by those having the
work in hand a- a hatchery
t nilding.
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Hard fighting on the part *>f
the inhabitants -saved the pros
- crons mining camp of i •*
I from total destruction by : re.
For hours the people baft ed
wish fee flames. The dynamit
,
,».g of several houses and -o>b
. - stayed the progre-s of the
fire, confining it to a re-Sri1 k* i
!ar—a sear the place of i*, ori
i« i. -narks from a ioeomofi/■
r. the Tanana railroad alight
*ii on the roof of Melzenht's
roidhous*. started the fire.
'Use warehouse and severs:
’buildings adjoining were des
troyed.
inn Walker, of Juneau, has
I, • ;i indicted by the grand jury
barged with ^iiir.g a drink
, to David Wallace, an Indian
;; y.
The White Pa-- & Yukon
■ >mpany i- going after She pa
-■^nger business between Seat
tle and Nome, thinking low
(Mates will help switch it to the
N i kon river route as against
the rough passage by ocean.
Secretary of the Interior Lane
”t rges that the Indian popula
^t.or of the L'ruled State- sha'I
5!-e granted complete liberty the
a- the white and negro
trace enjoy, lie declare- that
‘;.e government has no con.-ds
Mcr«! philosophy toward the In
jldtans .and it i- high time that
a definite policy shall be in*
: augu rated.
L»r. Alfred Thompson, Yukon
| territory's member of parlia
ment, we - given a magnificent
• * -eption by the people of Daw.
-jo upon hi- refu.H from the
:'-ng session of the Canadian
| parliament
Secretary of the Inferior.
La. e. wiil in an article in the
v\i number of the World's
Work, explain who he favors
sthe opening of Alaska In- mean*
)f railways constructed by the
government
I
CONTRACTOR IS
EXPECTED SHORTLY
The Northland Dork company
is iifyeeeipt or word this morn
ing fro m.\. W. Quist the build
ing contractor, that he will bo
up within the next seven dav*
n- begin work on the Strong
l-oilding. He has the plans all
| fuii *h**d and has closed hi*
contracts tor the greater part
of t tic material for the new
building.
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HUNTER GETS LOST
Laurel Jensen, one of the
carpenters in the lighthouse
service working on the Lincoln
Hoi k light got a great ' scare
Ibis ia*j week. In rompanv
with another workman he toon
a (ramp up into the heights of
Etoljn island above Jhe light,
and in sure way became sep
arated from his companion and
was unable to find his wav
im\ to the beach, subsisting
for two days and three night*
on berries. He confidentially
told oaa of the boys of the
crew who found him that ho
bad seen no less than sixteen
l*> urs and twenty-three wolves
n-i the trip a!! of which looked
a* though they would like to
make a meal off him.
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TAKES PRISONERS NORTH
l\ S. Marshal Davies look
n<-v Sehriver to Wrangell on
‘he Alki. returning on the Se
at'te. Sehriver is accused of
• ■•-- :*.g fraudulent checks a1
\\ rangell and will have a pm -
tinary hearing there.
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AT THE COUNCIL MEETING
Mayor Heneghan. and Coun
cil men Pittenger. Harris. Me
Curdy. Chesney and CopeL u i
we;, present at the meeting of,
the Common Council last night j
s w as C!erk Chas. H. Cosgrove, j
\V. A. Bryant appeared andj
-A.e.1 for the construction of <
turn out for team* on Stedmauj
*;rcei near the bridge over the
Creek. Chas. Cole a-ked for on
outlet for sewer purposes from
his property in Newtown. Mars
Hamilton objected to hi* prop
erty at the end of Mission]
street being condemned for
street purpose*. A general di~
- ion of street and sewer
conditions followed and the
idea of turning part of the
wv.ter from the Creek to a-~i-t
in remedying sewerage con
demns in Indian town was re
ferred to the -treet committee
f<ii investigation with mstru- r«
ions to report next meeting. D
W. Frggias was appointed as
sessor and hi- compensation
fixed a* 50 cent; per hour for
actual time.
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"The riehe-t -trike since the
K.-ondike.” is the *entiment of
iim-e who have vi-ited the new
pf&eer diggings on the Shus
banna river. Paris ranging
f*->m 75c an *5 and two men
taking out *3,500 per day b;
it: rde method- arc reported,
lundreds are rushing to the
si cue from all parts of th*
.territory.
If You want Reliability, Silence, Economy, Freedom *5
i'4 From Trouble, and General Satisfaction 5?
S The Ralaco §
WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS «
jr? , *1
m $
8. M. JONES COMPANY MANUFACTURERS
For full Information Write W
r 2 us
JUVENILE BOSTONIANS
MAY NOT COME
—
There is some probability
| that the Juvenile Bostonian
'opera company may not play
(any return date here after all
H appears that there is no open
| date for the company at Prince
Rupert, as expected when ar
rangements were made for up
< ning here, so the probahili
|t;es are they will go right on
through.
--
J. R. Irwin, superintendent
[of the Northern Division of the
Marconi Wireless Telegraph
company, arrived up on the
Dolphin this morning to see a
bout the installation of a 25
U. w. plant here in Ketchikan.
The first step is securing a new
jsite for the plant, as the pres
ent one is not satisfactory ow
ing to the contour of the hills
around it which prevent the
full use of the plant. The
company's plans call for l he
installalion of the plant with
two towers about five hundred
feet apart, and the erection of
a modern cottage of five rooms
• he company expects to be able
to do business direct with Se
;d!le when the new plant is in
stalled and will make a material
reduction in tolls so that they
can compete w ith the cable sec
vice. Mr. Irwin states that he
expects to see Ketchikan the
most important office in Alaska
tilling as the receiving and dis
tributing station for the whole
of the territory. The station
viil probably be erected south
of She Standard Oil Dock.
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.v. Siever*. a soldier from
Da nes, who sold beer to na
tives and was sentenced by
Judge Overlield to serve a year
in j-.il has been pardoned by
President Wilson.
Delegate Wickersham has in
troduced a bill in congress,
authorizing the secretary of the
t>e. Miry to erect public build*
inc- at Fairbanks, Alaska. It
wa- referred to the committee
m* public building and grounds.
The Misses Catherine and
Margaret Strong and their cons
i- . Mi" Webster left on the
A iki Saturday for a trip. They
w : make the round trip on the
I. at -ightseeing.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
lii the Commissioners Court
tec .’he Precinct of Ketchikan
5 on dory of Alaska. Divido.i
No. 1: In Probate.
EDtale^of R. S. Holt, devte-rd.
Notice is hereby given that
Dan Nelson has been duly ap
pointed administrator of the es
tate of R. S. Holt, deceased;
and all persons l.avirsf claims
ngaii st said estate a:» hereby
notified to exhibit the n with
the necessary' vouchers within
six months after Ihe first pub
lication of this notice with the
i undersigned at his post office
laddress at Kasaan, Alaska
Hater! this 10th day of June
1013. I
DAN NELSON,
Administrator o flhe Estate
of R S. Holt, deceased.
Chas. H. Cosgrove, attorney K
i Administrator. ,
AND HI8 FEET
TICKLE TOO
—
Pat tleany, who has been a
;way for some time returned on
jthis morning's boat. Mr. Heany
is! ites to the Miner Man that
jiie will not remain to exceed a
jweek. at the end of which time
| i'C experts to leave for the
jSoshanna country where he
Ned! try hi> luek in the placer
i fields.
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half a million
POUNDS OF HALIBUT
The cold storage steamer Et
ihu Thompson, on her way
south from Nome is at the New
England plant taking on frozen
halibut. Manager Wilke ex
pects to load half a million
pounds on board her for east
ern points.
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The Bonanza copper mine
has paid over $4,000,000 in
dividends.
Now Archdeacon Stuck wants
to change the name of Mount
McKinley.
Representative Milo Kelly, of
the Knik district, has a fon •
stamp mill, on a four-font
ledge that averages S07 pet
ton.
One day last week a Japan
lose employee of the Forbes
(annoy had his right hand cut
off in a machine known as the
sheer.
The federal grand jury which
recently concluded an investi
gation of the McNeils island
penitentiary, where Alasa unfor
tenates are sent to reform, has
j found that the warden is over
economical in his management
jlhal the place is filthy; th;d
jd scased cow’s milk is fed to
Hie prisoners, that diseased
prisoners are not segregated
firm healthy one, and that the
::i!es are not enforced. Out
side of that it is all right.
Postmaster Boyer, of Fair
banks is something of a gard
ener. He has raised a cucum
ber 24 i-2 inches in length and
J fojr inches in diameter.
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No. 179-K. A. Summons
In the District Court for the
District of Alaska, Division
No. 1.
Kittie Heaton, plaintiff, vs.1
Charles Heaton, defendant.
To Charles Heaton, defend
ant, Greeting.
In the name of the United
States of America, You arc
(hereby commanded to be and
|Court, holden at Ketchikan in
j said Division of said District
(and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above-enti
tied action within thirty days
! frorfi the service and a copy of
the said complaint upon you,
land, if you fail so to appear
and answer, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint, a copy ol
which is served herewith. This
suit is brought to obtain a de
jeree of absolute divorce. from
(the bonds of matrimony now
!existing between plaintiff and
defendant.
i And von, the United Stales
I Marshal of Division No. 1, ■>!
the District of Alaska, or any
j deputy, are hereby required fo
make service of this summons
upon the said defendant, and
each of them as by law re
quired, and you wili make due
leturn hereof to Ihe Clerk of
this Court within forty days of
the dale of delivery to von,
with an endorsement hereon
of your doings in the premises.
Order for publication of this
summons is dated June 23,
1913, and requires the same
to he published for the statu
tory period in the Ketchikan
Miner, a weekly newspaper
published in Ketchikan, Alas
ka. Defendant is required to
answer within thirty days after
the last publication.
In witness whereof. T have
hereunto set my hand and af
fixed the seal of the above
Court this 10th day of June,
A. D. 1913.
E. W. PETTIT, Clerk.
By E. 8. 8TACKPOLK, Dep.
Chas. II COSGROVE, attorney
for plaintiff.
First publication July 4.
Last publication August 15, 13
. . 'V-L—■ 1 "Jai--a
'JOHN KINTCEL DIES
SUDDENLY AT FANSHAW
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dohn H. Kin too I, who for iht
i x| si\ years had been in llu
I mercantile business at Go pi
jl'Misliaw m partnership with I
'R. Stewart, alter a lew hour
I
'of excruciating pains, passed
away last Saturday evening a
his place of business.
II appears that, for a few day)
mavious lo Ins death be lnv
not felt very well. On that day
as he was walking on the hear!
he suddenly became extereme
lv ill.
At the time of his death Mr
Kmieel was about fifly-twi
years old and single. He wa
known far and wide, bavin)
h*'en in turn prospoelor, mine
trapper and for Hie last si:
years in the mercantile lmsi
ness . lie was of a kind dispo
si I ion and well thought of h
.dl those who ever had Hi
pleasure of meeting him.
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CHARLEY’S A
BENEDICT NOW
Charley Harvey, proprietor o
the Montana Restaurant, fo
so long iminne against the at
leeks of the little blind god
succumbed al last, and wa
married Saturday evening. Th
lady is or rather was Mis
Gertrude G. Wm sen be eg, o
Seattle, and Rev. Michener lie.
'ho knot.
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HURT AT HADLEY
While working around one o
Hu- conveyors at the Iladle
mill the latter part of last weei
Ole Moe had the misfortune t
have two of the fingers of hi
left hand caught in the gears
rortnnalely he was able io ex
tricate the hand without scr
ions damage being done.
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a yellow streak
Fred Patchin is slinging i
paint brush and a lit 1 lo pain
tuese days at the Heekmai
wharf. The color is hardlj
that worn by an Irishman ot
Si. Patrick’s Day, but neverlh*
iess it is making a marked im
provement in the appearance
of the building.
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YIMMIE YUMPS HIS YOB
James E. Sayles. superinien
dent of the Roe Point cimie.H
severed his connections •vit!:
11 • • cannery Saturday an! i
now a gentleman of leisure. Pc
has made a good record tlnsl
season liaving gotten up thirly
tluee thousand cases oR of the
proposed fifty thousand pack,
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The passenger fare frorii
Fairbanks to Seattle via Noma
is now $100 just the fare from
Nome to Seattle, caused by the
Yukon river rate war.
Ohas. Jones, a member of the
first legislature is losing his
mind at Nome. It was noticed
while he was in Juneau his
mind wandered at times.
Alaskans arriving from Saul
Francisco via steamer are pro-;
I
iesling against discourteous
treatment from the port doc-:
tors.
A mastodon tooth five inches
in width, six inches long and
about two and one-half inches
thick, was recently found cnl
<deary "reek.
.Seattle, August 4—The board
of inspectors inquiring into the
wreck of the steamer Furacao
in northern waters last June in
their report Saturday severely
censured Henry Lux, chief en
g-ueer of the steamer and sus
pended his license for six
months. They staled that he
was guilty of negligence and
iinskillfuluess during the beach
ing of the steamer. No blame
for Ihe accident was utllached
to any of the officers or crew.