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« Hen’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes,:
R Underwear, Flannel Overshirts, 1 i
“Oil Clothing, Gum Boots andy*
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The Cheapest Store in Town
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Across the U. S. Custom House.
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AilCXG THE CITUECHX3
First M. E. Casiclt
Sunday Ciurca *erv: •<? 11 *. o. an ■
<.30 p. e.
Wednesday Praysr Meeting 7.30.
Friday et.;r s.<a'» '
First and tidrd W inesday after
aeon* at »:?*) L» es A: j Soe-iety.
E. W. 1IICHFLSEB, Paster.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Low Mass at S.nP a. m.
S :nday School at 1 a. m.
High Mass at 10:3 • a. m.
Sunday Vespers at 7 :C-.> p. m.
\N e e r. L*ay h 1- - at ■> a. in.
Rev. P. J. MAHONV. S. J.
Pastor.
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Saint John's Church
Rev. Harry P. C- rser. Pile-. In
< harge.
S lay S a. m. - nd S
day of the mom:. Holy Com
munion.
;*:49 a.m. Native Sunday
ScliooL
! i a.m. Morning Pr .yor and
Sermon. During July and Aug
ust 2nd and 41
3 p.m. Native service.
7:30 p.m. Evening Pray:;
and sermon. D ir.r g J- iy and
A gust 2nd. ' lays,
Thursday j, p.m. Choir prac
tice.
.Mr.- ling of Vetsry st Mon
y right f e; ». r
Woman’s Guild. alter:. •
Thursday?.
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Christian Science Society
Subject for Sunday, Aug. 23,
“MIND"
Front street, Ketchikan.
Regular Se: •- Sunday il fer.,
Wednt .-Cay e%er mv r-T - o
c J - g .- .-r,z Sen. :e a: s p.m
All Are Welcome
INDEPENDENT
DRAYiNQ COMPANY
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Hauling:
ar.d work of .ii uind.s
McBAIN &. EGGAN, Props.
Launches
Rough Rider and Teddy
Monday, 8 a. m.—Chcmley
(Sunny Point), connect!: j
with mail carrier for Su-cer
and ai! points on West Coast
Prince of Wales island.
Tuesday, S a. m.—MeUakahtla.
and Dolomi.
Wednesday, 8 a. m.—Lorirp
Yes Eay (Cannery Hatcher}.
Bed Island Hot Springs and
Shrimp Bay.
Thursday, 8 a. m — Same as
Monday.
Friday, 3 a. m.—Kasaan, i:
Camp, Hush <& Brown and
Hollis.
Saturday, S a. m.— Hadley.
Carries Passengers and
Freight
Hubbard & Williams
Masters
Agents for
WADHAMS OIL CO.
1 Ketchikan Wharf Co.
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441 :
S3.CO PER TON.
Ketchikan Wharf Ce.
C. M. Taylor
Phone 64 Agent
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FOR CHARTER
^Hrc MIGHT”
Eq pm. J with
Electric Lights, Steam H .
Spring Bunks
Spcf '-d rates ;• lo..s trip
". W. TEMPLE. PHC,;’E
Master. M Z H
For Your
Hardware, Clothing, Shoes, Underwear,
Fishing Outfits.
The Celebrated U/alrus Oil Clothing
Go To
N. F. ZIMMERMAN
Ketchikan, - - Alaska
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DAILY Published every week Jay. Subscription Sl.iY' per month
V. V.'.'.KLY Puhiisbevl every Friday.JS.00 Per Y‘e»r iu Advance
Rntvrid as sc.cad class matter March JS;b. 1910 at the postoStce in Ketchikan. Alaska, under
the set o< March S, I,-'79.
KINGK Pl'BUSGtNJ COMPANY. PcBuanKKS.
RICHARD It''1.1 cm.. KJ.tor M. H. UUSHKLL. Associate Kdltor |
EDITORIAL PAGE
KCYUKUK WANTS A
WIRELESS STATION
T! peoph ni NYiM'man have
... .1 a . i a and forwarded
:: Wa~. .rngtan asking that
t! U-: ,i S:.-.v? government
Si . a' veloss station at
»• me t-.!.:.: in the Koyukuk
: :v which is considered
he farthest north gold bearing
ii- ■; Ah -k;. Wiseman is
,h ; o c cy miles north of the
Ar ' ' eir 1 \ la summer the
- : . way ,-«f th K v
ck k rivt i mites fr m the
Yukon. U-uai’.'. there are but
one or two mails a month. In
winter ' ■ i■ • :c taken one.1
a ir,o..:h overland from Fort
* * * > miles. It i«
• • ' • tl; a wirele?* s!;
;i n there could work with the
F Gild -n >. r Kaltag plant
- i . and relay
: v :.. ; • ks aaJ
■ . >' to.—N >nie Industrial
Worker.
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"GERTON GOES TO
YUKON CAMP
Fairbanks—Limt. Edgerton,
or *'! t ne Alaska Road
Commission, who has spent sev
a! n,v? ;• 'bis district !-• king
• venhe work ar omplished by
■ - ' •• J hn Z :g. has
- • to Ruby. Lieut. Edgerton
’ in .over the road from
CL Am.a J repair1- it in good
■ ■ 1 : o wi:h the exception of
■ few ri e- which are now re
moving attention. He goes to
Ruby to estimate the cost of
building •• wagon road to the
■ reeks in 'hat motion if the gov
eminent can be prevailed upon
* rr ke a El re liberal appro
priation.
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BRINGS MORE GOLD
FROM THE GRANITE
> ;; . \V. R. Millard, of the
. * *.11 Mining Company,
i e t- hr J Y-.bz recently with
. bri ks valued at $6,
. Tii - this second clean.
- be month, making a total
<5i.< ■: July. Besides
mi:b: ;bc ore the company
- be due devel •
■ ■ • b. demonstrating
b- • b nil vs lues extend.
■ f - been -unR fot
- the re i...i ihe drift
MIL On
■ - . ■ w rolls
r ' milt arrive.j id will be
! at once. With the
ptnenl tbe output ot
■ i • u!e greatly in
s' i—V : J -z Miner.
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- >■ :i .■ i a ir. or made to
■ '-r at Field the specialist, ad.
ew Webiiigton lump
b‘ -i on ‘he market AJ
- 'unship Co. Phone <5*.
— Vlverlssii: -
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W . ‘he date, Wednesday
b 2i'i. f - a “ ream. adv.
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C bins for rent at Solly’s, ad
Ail kinds of fre-sh green veg
•afcies at,
N. F. ZIMMERMAN. adv.
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I seii and hang paper, paint
uses etc. Did you get my
• ■-? C. WILKES. adv.
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F ■ ■■ * -ui and classy paper
. VVII.KLF. adv.
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The Weekly Miner £3. a jeai
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4- NORTHERN HAPPENINGS 4
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The First National Bank, of
Fairbanks, i.- suing F. G. Noyes,
recently receiver of the de
innet Washingruu-Alaska Bank,
for so. 100, charging ' iin with
malfeasance in office, while
Noyes was a director of the First
Naliona. The offences are al
leged to have oceured during
he years 1007 and 1000. One
f lhe causes of the action is
based on a loan made to one
J. \V. Corson, in 1008, while
the latter was seeking election
as delegate to congress. The
bank advanced Corson 85,100
on his personal note and was
unable to collect any portion of
*ho loan. Noyes, as director,
is also charged with having es
tablished branches at Dome
nd Cleary creeks for the pur
pose of evading the "hanking
laws.
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Another murderi s reported
from the Kuskokwim, the dis
:■ ; a which so many murders
and mysterious disappearances
.ave ocurred. The last victim
v;c a trapper named Paterson.
He was found dead sitting at
his table, having been shot
through the window. The bul- :
let had torn nearly the entire
•op :>{ his head off. Patterson
was known to have made o good '
catch of fiiiy and as these were i
missing it is supposed that rob- !
bery was the motive of the kill;
ing. The body was discovered
by Indians, who reported Hit 1
rime to the authorities.
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A party of trappers who j
spent last winter at the head of
White river recently went lo j
Dawson with their catch, which
included ten fine silver f v
'kine. The members of the j
party are interested in copper
properties onthe White and en
gage in trapping a few month* j
each winter to keep themselves J
in supplies.
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A recent arrival on the coast
from Dawson Mates that there
are hundreds of idle men in
that camp. He declares that a
-1 trii "men wanted” at any hour
of the day would be answered
by ■ 0 men within an hour.
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We -iand behind New Well-,
iinglon coal. We will supply,
you with clean lump. Give
your order to am- teamster o: ;
P; ■•!!(• 0». C. M. Taylor, Agent.
—Advertising
For Sale—Leather trombone
■ase. If. It. THOMPSON, adv.
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Why is (be Gateway Store
|'Citing out its Dry Good-? Be
i cause
advertising.
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For Sale:—One fourteen
horse power Scripps engine
gor d a* new. g 400.00 com
plfcb-. If. R. THOMPSON ad.
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v. y is the Gateway Store
-riling out its Dry Goods? Be.
•a use
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Be sure to specify Jinglepot
wlren giving your order for
••oal. Quality guaranteed, adv.
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Remember the quality of
Jinglepot coal is guaranteed by
th3 Northland Dock Co. adv. j
Goddard brothers, of Haines.;
report finding a ledge of free
milling ore about sixty mites
from Haines and near the boun
dary line, The assays show the
values to range about $30 per
ton,
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G. Gin-lie, of Birch Hill, near
Fairbanks, who established a j
fox farm some time ago, ha<
lost a number of valuable ani
mals through disease. The
foxes were cross breeds a|'d
very valuable.
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Mi.-s Celia Wright, the well
known mission worker, has e^
lablished a mission at Tunana
Crossing. She recently made
a trip to Fairbanks to secure
supplies for the mission.
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New- from Colorado creek.
Iunoko country, state that tiic
winter dumps cleaned up re-J
markahly well, several ol the
miners taking out as much as
* 10.000 for the winters work.
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NOTICE C~ FINAL HEARING
In the Commis'ionor's Court,
for the Precinct of Sulzer, Ter
ritory of Alaska, In Probate. j
In the matter of the estate of
Fred Ishuara d.ceased. Notice
is hereby given that the final
account of J. H. Wynne, ad
ministrator of the estate of:
Fred Ishuara, deceased, has
been rendered to Ibis court far j
settlement and that the 21st J
day of September 1914, at 2j
o'clock p.m., has been duly ap
pointed by said court for the j
settlement of said account, at I
which time any person inter-:
esled in said estate may appear
and file his exceptions in
writing to said account and at
le-t the same.
Dated August IT. 1014.
w. J. PICO, F. s. Gornmis-■
iioner and Probate Judge.
J. D. Wynne, Administrator, i
First Publication Aug. 21, l'-M i
Last Publication Sept. IS 1014
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H. A. rid. 01G73
Department of the Interior,
Ur.;fed .Stales Land Office
I Juneau, Alaska.
July, 15, 1014.
Notice is hereby given that
l eLx 11. 1'iedler, whose post
! office address is_ Ketchikan,
Alaska, has filed in this office
his application and proof of
final entry Li support thereoi,
lor the following describ'd
| tract of land situated on Gra
vma Island in Lat., 55 deg. 2U
min. North, Long., 131 deg. 41
i min. 30 sec. West, and Tongass
: Narrows, anj directly across
j.- a i d Narrows from the town of
| Ketchikan, Alaska, saidapplica
liun being under the homestead
law- and the Act of March 3,
1903, modifying th„ same in
Alaska I
Beginning at Cor. No. 1,
meander corner on line of or
dinary high tide of Tonga
Narrow- whence U. S. L. M. No.
4, be.u, N. 82 deg. 58 min. E.
13 4.89 chs., and witness corner
bear- du.- south 2.07 chs..
jfhence Northerly meandering
dung the shore of said Ton
ga-- Narrows, 39.92 chs., to
Cor. No. 2. meander corner, on
line of ordinary high tide said
Narrow.-, whence W. C. bears
s<. 55 deg. .07 e!i.-., thence S.
155 chs., to Cor. No. 3, thence
! In/- W. 0.37 chs. t., Cor. No. 4.
uhence due S. 39.01 eh-., to Cur.
No. 5, thence due lo-.-t 57.54
' •ii-., o (dor. No. 0, thence due
\. 34.54 eh-., to Cor. No. 1, the
j place of beginning. Containing;
in area of 280.33 a. res. Mag.
Variation 29 deg. 40 min. E. Be_ i
ing U. S. Survey 1081.
Any and all p jiis claiming
any portion of -ard land or de
-iring to -how its mineral char- ;
aeler. are required to file their
Iprote-ls or adverse claims
;under oath within the period of
! publication of this notice, or
I within thirty days thereafter.
C. B. WALKER, Register.
Eirsl Publication Aug. 21 1914.
Last Publication Sept, 18 1914.!
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A well furnished room to real
'with board, if required. Spleri- i
did view of (he bav. Wot arid
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cold bath, every home comforl. j
!Temr- moderate—apply the |
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Trollers Attention
-' ■ ■’" ■»—— f ■
Wheri passing Lake Bay, call
and stock up on General Merch
andise and Fishermen’s sup
plies.
F. C. BARNES CO
LAKE BAY, - ALASKA
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LAUNDERING FOR MEN
Who are particular and fastidi
ous about their linen is one of
our specialties. We aim par
ticularly hard to please. Send
us your shirts, collars, etc.,
next time and you’ll know wiry
men who know and care patro
nize this laundry exclusiev'y.
KKTCIilKAN STEAM LAI N 1)R V
■a.-' JL- tA'-rai-'A -^"-a,r"A JL. ’-JL > -
NORTHERN MACHINE WORKS I
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Agents 2
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, Standard Gas Engines *
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Gas Engines Supplies 2
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Ketchikan, Alaska +
t We Manufacture and Keep in Stock all kinds of 2
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Spruce and Cedar Lumber f
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¥ Can fill any order either stock %
* or cut to specifications ... *
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l Steamer Vigilant and Barge Blanche f
for charter for freight purposes f
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K Ketchikan Power Company *
I Butte, Miles City, Sioux City, Minneapolis,
and St. Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago
All Points Bast, via the
“MILWAUKEE”
Leavers Seattle Daily at 1 0.1 7t A. M.
“A TOi It J)K KI'\ K”i an cpreysion -oprcmely fitting in con
Fj ni ! ■, ■ ■ Cl the I Ht oil ‘III, j'ljatial all- nil transconti
.. till- 11J wnt-nt of rare .1 c-nic beauties
with ti.c ; it a.urc of a journey in absolute ease and comfort.
No Hxtra Fare on This Train
For further information regarding fares, train service, reservations,
etc., call on or add re.-...
C. M. Tav' p. Ay • . Ala*La Mranuhip Co.
“I l.AI CHI KAN. ALASKA
C. / T; * Or* ». Chicago, Mil ■ ;j '- • <• t. fan! Railway, 44 J Hatting! it. Wert
VANCOUVER, H. C.
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