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KETCHIKAN—The Southern Gate of the Awakening North. |
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COMMITTEE APPOINTED
FOR A CONFERENCE
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The Council meeting las!
: night was a busy one. with
Mayor Harris, and Goimcilmen
Shark, Heneghan, Ryns Patch
ing and Paup presten. After
disposing of the ordinary busin
ess of the session and listening
to the reports of committies.
the all absorbing question of
th extension of the town he tin -;
daries came up for considers-,
tion. Attorney Cosgrove, who!
represents several of those pro-,
testing the extension asked that!
a committee of the council be
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appointed to confer with those
interested with the idea of ar
riving at some understanding
on the subject, and after con
siderable discussion, a motion
iwas put and carried that the
Mayor appoint such a commit
tee.a nd that official named
Paup, Heneghan and Patching
to act. The custom in the pa;-!
ha- been to allow the can aer
ie- «(id kindred organization
a flat rate of taxation, and
representatives of tie ■ ohi
panies affected said they w
willing to drop all objections to1
the increase in the boundario
if some understanding could b>
arrived at.
Thu paper is of the opinion
that a compromise is the wises* >
i way out of the present differ
ence. Let the Council decide eT
a reasonable basis of taxation.
ne that will be fair to ail con -,
eerned, the town on the one1
hand and the industries which,
help materially in the town’ j
well fare and growth on the
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'other, anj all will be well.
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: ”Prete Moi ta Femme.” adv.
. First class camp cook, mat
with wife, wants cooking j I
of any kind. camp, mill or mine.
Can handle anything big or
little. C. A. CHAPMAN. "
jStedman Hotel or Miner office.
IKE SMITH 15
A WINNER
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Atlanta, Aug. 50—The official
i returns -of Tuesday's primaries
give Hoke Smith an overwhelm
jjng majority for the United
States Senate from this state.
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ATTENTION EAGLES
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The regular meeting of Ivet
hik.n Aerie of Eagles will hoi
held at ltcd Men's Hall tomor
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! rom night. August 21.
W'M. T. MAHONEY. W. P.
WILL RETURN
IN THIRTY DAYS
George Anderson of Juneau,
expert piano repairer and tun
er. went south on today's Mar
iposa far the purpose of buying
a <t<n-k of pianos and other
musical instruments for If.s
Juneau store. He will stop off
at Ketchikan on hi- way back
and tune and put in shape any
intrument needing hi* alien
tion.
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See the cowboys at the
Dream tonight. adv.
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War in Europe may cut our
supply of B. C. coal this winter
We have New Wellington B.
C, lump on hand now. Ketchi
kauWharf i>. Phone Gi. ad.
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Broncho busting at the
Dreamtonight. adv.
‘•Prete Moi ta Femme.” adv.
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NEW HATS ARRIVE
My new line of Fall Hats are
here, | have them in Plain
Street Styles, Dress Hats, etc,
Call and examine my stock.
MRS. WASHBrRV_r, iv.
THE TIDES
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The following Is the time of
high and low water and their
heights for tomorrow at Ketch
ikan, in the order of their oc
curence.
Low water, 0:33 a.m., —1.3 ft.
High water 12:33 p.m. 0.7 ft.
Low water 0: 37 p.m. 2.0 ft.
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The City of Seattle is looked
for from the south early to
morrow morning.
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The Northwestern, which
; sailed from the Sound yester
j day about noon is looked for
; tomorrow afternoon.
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The Spokane left Juneau at
two o’clock this morning and
will take on 1,200 cases of;
salmon at the Pure Food Can
nery on board here.
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JOE MURPHY HAS HELP
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Murphy t.he Tailor has an as
sistant who is a first-class tail
or and knows the business from
A to Z. D. Berg, well known to
old timers. Any old or new
work. Jo. MURPHY. adv.
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The Weekly Miner ?3. a year
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A two part Lukin at the
Dream tonight. adv.;
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Fancy roping at the Dream to
night. adv.
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“Pretc Moi ta Femme.” adv.
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Field can suit you both in
style and price,mU'
For Charter
POWER BOAT PRINCESS
Fast, with first class accom
modations.
Special Rates on Long Trips
SPARHAWKS FLOAT
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And a wrong way d cin everything especially plumb |
ing. Doing It right means noing It honestly, with a
honest workmanship and b'onost materials and fix
tures. This is the way /do it for my own seif re
spect and for the sake cl' my patrons. When you
have pulmbing to bo dine, call on me and have it !j
I— done right. [ ^ *
J. C. FOORD, PLUMBER
Alaska Transfer Co,
Walter Qray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYING ‘
ORDERS TAKEN FROM Ail
DOCKS
PHONE EITHER 77 OR 51
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Job printing at tiie Miner, j
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Drug Store PfoxJies:
“UNDER FALSE COLORS” '
There are no imitation goods or drugs in our stock.
We don't carry them and won't. Everything, from
toothpicks to soda, is genuine. We put up our
prescriptions exactly as directed by the doctor.
We're not masqueraders.
RWS DRUG AND JEWELRY CO.
Established 1901
Phone 39