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Comfort
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Revilla Hotel
FORI DAVIS WILL
REMAIN
Washington, March 27—Act
ing on the protest of Delegate
Wickersham of Alaska, Sec
retary of War Garrison has re
scinded the order issued a few
days ago abolishing Fort Davis
j near Nome, and the garrison
j will not be removed as the order
directed.
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FUNERAL THI3 AFTERNOON
The funeral of Rasmus Mun
son was held from the Heck
man undertaking parlors this
afternoon. The body was in a
remarkable state of preserva
tion considering that it had
been floating around the lake
for practically two years, and
the only solution of the matter
is that it sank almost to the bol
tom of the lake at the time of
the drowning, which at that
point is about four hundred
feet deep, and the water was
so near the freezing point that
it has been practically kept in
cold storage alf that time. Mun
son was on skiis at the time,
but apparently kicked clear of
them in-trying to get out of the
water. Knute Knibe, who fond
the body, is a boyhood friend
of Munson’s and has hunted
the lake over many times since
the drowning in the search for
his friend’s body. The relatives
of the dead man all line ni
, Norway.
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FOR SALE
Six horse power Mi an us
engine, complete with shaft
and propeller. Good condition.
$00.00. See H. R. Thompson.
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■ The Daily Miner, $1. per. mo
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ALKI BRINGING COAL
The steamer Alki called in at
Nanaimo on her way south this
last trip and took on a consign
ment of coal for this point. It
is the product of the Jinglepot
mine and is good coal.
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NEW MACHINIST
W. A. Williams, who a cou
ple or three years ago worked
for the Northern Machine
Works, came up on a recent
boat, and is back at his old job
again, lie is an all ’round me
chinist.
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Pat Heaney, forman at the
Old Glory mine, is a local vis
itor today.
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Sam Orchard is in from
Shrimp bay and is doing busin
ess in town today.
The Admiral Sampson is ex
pectcr south tomorrow evening
the first vessel south since the
Northwestern.
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POKIES ENTERTAIN
The local Pocahontas lodge
held their regular monthly
social session last night at
Red Men’s Hall, and of course
had a fine time. Cards and
dancing was the program and
the “eats” were good.
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A BIG CANNERY BOAT
The steamer Windber, prob
ably the largest vessel engaged
exclsively in the cannery busin
ess in Alaska, the property of
the Pacific-Amcrican Fisheries
company, made port about sev
en this morning. E. Jack-on is
in command of the vessel,
which is en route to Excursion
Inlet with cannery suppb’e-' an 1
part of the cannery crew.
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Fence pickets to order at
Solly’s. adv.
Cabins for rent at Bully’s, ad.
PHONE TRUST IS
“OUSTED”
Portland, March 27— A de
cree was entered in the Federal
court of this city today dissolv
ing the so-called telephone
trust of the Pacific Coast. The
case has been up for consider
ation for some time being
brought largely by stockholders
of the “Farmers Lines” which
the Sunset people have refused
to exchange with.
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LONGFELLOW MEMORIAL
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The Longfellow Merorial en
tertainment at the Methodist
Church last night was ^ y^ry
successful affair. The pro
gram in the auditorium of the
church was as follows:
“The Psalm of Life” Miss
Bugge’s class.
“Hiawatha” Prof. J. L. Jones.
“The Bridge” Bennie Hanson.
“Miles Standish” E. L. Samp
Son.
“The Village Blacksmith” Mrs.
Jones’ Class.
“Evangeline” Mrs. M. S. Dobbs
In addition to these numbers
a series of interesting pictures
were shown illustrating places
of interest connected with the ■
name of Longfellow.
After the program an adjourn
ment was made to the base
ment of the church where re
freshment, many of them cf
weirlly strange patterns were
served. ,
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Wanted, house and window
cleaning by an experienced
man. Apply at the Ketchikan
Meat Market. adv.
Trolling skiffs at Solly’s, adv.
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Fountain Pens 25 cents at ,
the Bonmarche. Try one. adv.
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your troubles. The price is. '
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