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WERE SOME SHOWY
The aurora borealis or northern
lights were noticed last night about
eleven o'clock when the heavens as
sumed a variety of colors, sometime#
yellow or red to deep rod cur Mood
color.
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LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER SICK
Vpon receipt of a message from
Guard Island Light station stating
that J. O, Johnson was quite ill. the
lighthouse launch Armeria left yester
day evening-with Dr. Alex Myers n
Kvtrd. Although Mr. Johnson was
found to be suffering from a bad at
tack of la grippe, he is not in a
precarious condition.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
Services will be held at St. Johns
Church, Sunday. June id, as follows:
11 a.m. Holy Communion and Ser
mon. Subieet "Doing Desirable
Things.”
7:30 p-m., Evening Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject "Loving Pleasure and
Thinking. ’ *
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FOURTH OF JULY BALL
The Improve,! Order of Red Men
will give their Grand Annua! Ball on
the night of July 5th, 1S15. The
Dance will be held at Red Men's Hall.
Admission: Gentlemen #1.00- Ladies
Free. »«v.
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Do Not Gripe
We have a pleasant laxative that wil
just do what you want it to do.
3Mag&<2S&3&£&
We sell thousands of them and wo
have never seen a better reme4jr.fpr the
boweis. Scjd only by ua
The Ketchikan Di *3 G,Inc.
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The Peril, of Pauline at the Dream
| tonight. adv.
11 PHONE 156 j
And Let Us Gali For Your |
: t Rough Dry Laundry f
130 and 35 Per Dozen. f
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WINCH FOR TUB
FOREST SERVICE
The Jefferson this morning brought
town a. wiueh for the Forest Service,
it will be used at the Service’s re
eotlv constructed boat house over
,>u Gravina Island, for the purpose
>f hauling vessels out of the watei
on to the way*
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SINCE RUPERT GETS
FIRST CLASS PITCHER
Word comes from Prince Rupert
that the Baseball Team at that
lace has secured Ben Hunt as pitch
?r for the season. Hunt is a *'crack
or-jack' ’ in tho twirling line, being a
way ahead of Moreland, tlieir last
year's pitcher, in that, he is a very
good man with the stick. Hazleton
as a good 1:01 team this year, al
-o, having crossed tats with Rupert
recently, being defeated by Rupert
with a score of 7 to 3.
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ANCHORAGE TOWN SITE
SURVEY PROGRESSING
• Anchorage.—Under the supervision
>f Examiner of Survey Warner, tho
new townsile is being laid off in lots
nd blocks, streets and alleys. At
first it was derided to make the
streets 60 feet in width .but yielding
to the wishes of the citizens as ox
pressed in petitions- those iu charge
iin reused the width to SO feet. This
rill afford a better fire protection.
To hasten the opening of the town
site. a number of citizens joined in
u sending a message to Secretary
Uni-. It was sent by wireless a boar,!
he steam schooner Ramona, iu the
■arbo* a; the time and reads 'is
follow:
'•Residents of Anchorage respoc!
fully urge the opening of the town
site immediately upon the completion
of the survey now progressing, to
relieve chaotic business conditions
tow prevailing. Sentiment opposes
leasing of lots as against individual
rwnership.''—Cook Inlet Pioueer.
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Present indications are that copper
ore will be going forward from
'his place to the Tacoma smelter
, within a few days from at least two
afferent properties, the Anaconda and
Grafter, says the Whitehorse Star.
No arrangements have yet been made
for the resumption of work on the
Pueblo, but negotiations rre pending
and may be consummated at any
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ORDINANCE NO 112
An ordinance amending ordinance
No. 54 entitled “an ordinance per
taining to the fire department and
fire protection,' ’ passed and approv
ed Jnne 20th. 1906.
The Common Council of the Town
of Ketchikan does hereby ordain:
Section 1. That section No. 13 of
said ordinance No 54 be and the same
is hereby repealed and stricken out
and the following section be and is
hereby enacted and substituted In
place thereof, vis:
Section 13 The fire limits of the
; Town of Ketchikan are hereby de
1 flared to be the complete limits of
said Town and are coextensive there
j with.
Section 2. That Section No. 17 of
said ordinance No. 54 be and the
; same i* hereby repealed and stricken
out and the following section be and
‘ :s hereby enacted and substituted In
| place thereof, viz:
Section 17. The flues or chimneys
for conducting smoke in all buildings
' or other structures in the Town of
Ketchikan shall hereafter be ron
! strutted of good hard brick, eon
I Crete or stone, and shall have walls
j not less than four inches in thick
ness.a nd shall be well plastered in
side, but if such chimney be con
structed of concrete the mininum
thickness shall be two ami one half
inches and must not be plastered on
the inside. All chimneys not built
from the ground shall le well sup
■orted by good substantial posts
or timbers. All chimneys must be
i built in such a manner that they will
. not at any point re-1 upon the floors,
■ Partitions, ceilings or roofs through
: which they pass. No chimney shall
! rest upon brackets unless it lie less
> than Jteu feet long, and the brackets
| must be well and substantially built,
| and all such constructions are sub
| ject to the approval of the Pire
i Warden.
| Section 3. That this ordinance shall
e published in the Daily Miner a
i newspaper published in the Town of
j Ketchikan by two publications thcre
j of, and shall be in force and effect
I from and after its passage and ap
| proval.
Passed and approved this 16th day
1 of June 1915.
JXO. R. BEEGLE,
President of Common Council
i and Kx-Ofieio Mayor.
| Attest
S. A. PLUM LEY,
jClerk.
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WADH AM’S
Parofine Base Gas Engine
Cylinder Oils and Bearing
Grease
J. R. Heckman & Co.
Ketchikan, Alaska
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OF CREOSOTED MATERIAL IS ENORMOUS, AS COMPARED
WITH THE UNTREATED. NO EXPENSE, INCONVENIENCE OR
LOSS OF BUSINESS DUE TO FREQUENT RENEWALS Of TOR
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rets^ F. O. E.; C. of R., Red Men;
A. B., Camp No. 20. A. B.; Custodian
Red Men’s Hall. Office Honrs from
1 to 5 p.m. Telephone No. 96.
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