The Ketchikan Miner
Mucat «• aww ketchikan. u.v?ka nniwv. jan. ?;*. i.-n. voi.. vm. no.
SULZER IS UNOEF.
.% Y. :k. Jan. 23—The
;■ - w .a session ini
::.\*. -'..fating the
fr- 5 Veer made against
f ■ - -
-:r miter, hment Ird. Seller
i will be re meeileered made
e <• iteisecl under oath tha
M .rjhy hid sent a messer.ge
ge#
leer. made, c-:" ..g call
them off if Sub;. would agree
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NORTHWESTERN
IN NORTHBOUN
The ? - • made ]
about midnight with - \
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Those -■ were J
.Vs s-:R. H. C.r-Jw. k. A
M i i XL P. G . 1m sr. an
Mrs- r. L Pr e.
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MRS. MAHONEY IMPROVING
W •; me - v.-i-v;. Xlr
W. T. M th ney. who has bee:
•• - k i r she seven
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welcome news to every resi- j
RECEIVES BAD NEWS
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response- to a tele- J
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CEORGE WILL
GO TO JUNEAU
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king : • 1 fc
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H.f-:-■ market price pa.i for
raw f.r# s; P. J. Gkm:r*s. &J
IS TO KILL
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-fu| attempt at assassination
was made on the Crown Prince
his morning. His assailant,
i lunatic, was placed under ar
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MARIPOSA TONIGHT , _
Word comes from Wrangell
at the steamer MarifJosa, on
>.er way to Seattle from the
■Vr-iwari. left that port this
fternoon and trill arrive in
letchikan about nine o'clock
o J family will go south on
her.
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hONT FORGET THE DANCE
Pen't forget the week end |
:: e the Bind Orchestra is
' ■ ,"g t morrow. Saturday ev
rg v. Red Men's Hall. The
rjsie will be first-class, and !
'are's bound to be a big
rowd out.
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ST. GEORGE AND
THE DRAGON
This famous legend will be
-ee:\ :r. three reels at the Grand
ghf in 50 scenes art color
employing 1,000 people in
he p-rc-due lion.. Two other
’ - - .: » . ke excellence with
a sis piece orchestra and that I
me . - vme ~h a few f the
U ws: The ,
R ’ " g»-. St. George fan
• - new . . - tft<
m h travel comes to Lyg :
where he he rd f the Ancient
• s will that lh<
the
' r.f. ei the dragon. the
Sot fails on the -Princess, the I
K g-.-:ng m i set- fsre ? the
P e is : offers ■* >wa t. »he
U who should save his
daughter. The fatal day Prin
■- e s s arrayed for sacrifice the
g
le King. Th - - -
;e:t will be seen at the Grand.
A d reriiseme
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R m and board private home
mrort-ibly arranged, reason
h.e. Apply Miner office, adv.
Watch Repairing and Engraving Diamonds Etc.
BERTH ELSEN & PRL'ELL
SUCCESSORS TO
H. D. KIRM SE
Pioneer Jeweler
THE BIG CURIO STORE OF ALASKA
Nugget Jewelry and Indian Curios in all Design#
MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY
Satisfaction Guanenteed
KETCHIKAN ALASKA
(The Stedman Hotel H
fA M. J. BUGGE. Proprietor 8
8^ Alaska’s Leading Hostelry' ^
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y Headquarters for Canners. £
h Miners and Traveling Men fc
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MITCHELL WANTS GOETHALS FOB IT. POLICE HEAD
New York. Jan. 23—John
Mitchell the recently elected
mayor of this city, dropped a
bombshell into the underworld
.ast night when he personally
gave instructions to the cap
tains of the city's police force
that they must exterminate
Yew York's notorious gunmen.
There can he no reason he sa .1
why this city should be held
p in her shame before the
world as unable to cope with
her lawless element, and he
mated that if the prc'cm;
' force could not handle the mat |
ter that a new organization
wo : 1*5 he effected that wonwhl
1c aide to cope with it. He al
s a vion need that h$ had of
fered tfce position of Police
C'.mn ssioncr to CoL Goethals
of Panama Canai fame, and if
the iattir accepted the office
■ e stood ready to back him to
'lit last ditch in cleaning up
the town.
New York Jan. 23—The news
•hat Mayor Mitchell had offer
- i the !.v.d of New Nork s pol
ice toroe to I'.ol Goethab came
as a surprise to official life.
President Wilson and Sec.
Lane stated that they were
ready to appoint the colonel
either Governor of Panama or
in charge of the railroad con
struction in Alaska, and hoped
that he would see his way
clear to remain in the service.
Sec. of War Garrison when in
terviewed said that in his opin
ion Goethals would not accept
Mayor Mitchell’s offer as it
would mean his resignation
from the army.
Cape Town. Jan. 23—The
labor war is ended in South
Africa for the time being, the
!,-»t of the striker* returning
:o w-rk this morning. The
* trike ha* cost the government
hundreds of thousands of
'pounds and she seituation is ex
acUy as it was before the strik
BODY BROUGHT
FROM SULZER
The body of Tom Figg. kiiivi
;n the b'g snow slide at Sulzer
Apr ; If*. iC» 1S. was hr ’.s'
aver from it- temporary re*t; -
place at Sulzer. yester i y. ;
iilerrej in the local • eme
'■jdoj. The boys at Sulzer. -
low workmen of the dead m ,
defrayed the cost* of the tr
fer and have ordered a head
stone to pr periy mark the
e.-t.ng place of their friend.
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Furnished Flat for rent en
•3one *t Sully*. a-lv.
m 10 RESCUE
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Trinidad. Jan. 23—A number
uuson miners la?t night at
•• rr r-red to storm the hospit
w :. :e Mother Jones is he!-:.
T: • v were driven off when
the company of slate cavalry,
w th drawn sabers charged
UNCLE JOSEPHUS
New York. Jan. 23—Secretary
<*f the Navy Josephus Daniei
in a speech in this city last
- : spoke in very optimistic
the business condi
tions of the country. A great
I ming
- ys that will be permanent.
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S :Hy has a few gen’.:in
sh ell-barfe Hickory Hoeke;
s‘o k~ letter grab them Le!'>T
ihey are all gone. a v.
| FIREMEN’S ORCHESTRA |
I DANCING I
f RED MEN’S IIALL j
| SATURDAY EVENING 2
§ 9 to 12 Ger ts $1.00 S
S JNO. R. BEEGLE 8, CO. j
General Insurance
Custom House Broker--Notary Public
Shipping and Commission j
® Office: Foot of Front St. Phone 143 J
I UNION MADE GOODS j
are given the preference in this store.
See our union made over-alls, work and §
dre«s Shirts,Clothing, Hats, Mackinaws
I and everything for men to wear. f
f Give us a call for your next suit, see f
| our new snrr~''s just in. f
|P. J. Gilmore’s!
t “The Clothier” *
nnm
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Houghton, Jan. 23~Mine
guards claim that they found
a suit case containing an in
fernal machine last night near
the Ah much mine. Union of
ficial- scout the idea and say it
i« a plant.
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AT THE STEADMAN
J. H. Myers, agent for the
Oregon Woolen mills arrived
up on iast night's Northwest
ern am! is at the Stedman. ns
are Wm. Aiken. Shilling - be-t
representative; Ja-k Chamber
lain. E. E. Fleming. J. L. Smil
ey. and Oak Olson and wife,
the latter on their way north
after a vat ation spent in the
States.
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SOPHIA THIS AFTERNOON
The C P. Ry.. V^*«el Prince''
Sophia lef Wrangell on her
way souh at eight o’clock this
morning, which should bring
her to Ketchikan by four or
four-thirty. She will fake on
several passenger- at this port
and load twenty tons of ice at
the New England plant for
Prince Rupert.
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ALKI DOWN THIS EVENING
The -teamer Alki will be in
from the north between eight
and nine o'clock tonight, on her
way -outh where -he will be
overhauled before returning
north again. Her pe - - n gers
-outh will include Mrs. Scrim
scher. Hr. Miller and wife and
DeW'itt Swigert.
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BETTER STOCK AND
BETTER SERVICE
The steady increase of the
volume of my busines- during
the year 1013 compelled me to
materially add to my stock of
plumbing supplier and shop
equipment, so that I am iri
better shape today than ever
to take care of the business,
's on will find my work of the
highest standard and always
satisfactory and my prices
right. Phone 46.
1.. A. INMAN.'THE PLUMBER
Cabins for rent at 8ully’s. ad
Alaska Transfer Co.
Walter Grey, Prop.
GENERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYING
ORDERS TAKEN FROM All
DOCK8
PHONE77 KETCHIKAN
TRIED
Oakland, Jan. 2d—As tho re
sult of the strain of the trial of
the Western Fuel cotnpanj
charged with short ('hanging
the government in coal impor
tations and scales, John How
ard. the president of the com
pany and one of the men being
tried, died of appoplexy yester
day afternoon, within an bout
after the government had clos
ed its ease against him and
other accused men. 11. look
as though conviction is a--ur
ed.
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AN ALL STAR SHOW
Will he shown at the Dream
‘onight. There is a two re>
feature, a-“Pathe Weekly” ;
Biograph comedy that will go
you going the laugh route from
the very start Yitagraph is
here with one of those laugh
able comedies. "An unusual
Honeymoon” where they go up
in a balloon, land among the
Cannibals, where they have the
time of their lives, almost get
into a stew and barely escape
\ roast. Then there is that
wo reel Lubin drama ‘‘The
Stolen Symphony" Drake and j
Woodworth are -inging one of j
’heir ev er popular duets, “Apple 1
Blossom Time in Normandy"
This is what we call a show
:h;xt von must see. The steam
plant is working to a frazzel.
Advertisment
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Prices slashed at Fences
lothing store. adv.
SENATE FAILS TO
PASS BILL
Washington, Jan, 23—Owing
to the absence of a voting qnnr
mu*, the vole of the Alaska
Railroad hilt was suspended
last night until today, and tin'
Senate will take the matter up
his afternoon.
Later:—It develops this after
noon that what has every indi
ration that an uprising against
the admisistration is pending
mongst the members of the
'onate. Senator S. Hoke I niith
Morton and Bacon today made
the announcement that the
President is abrogating himself
'.oo much latitude. This is
what in fact is holding up the
Vlaska Railroad measure. This
morning Senator Yardman,
who voted against the bill yes
terday, announced that ho
intended to change his vote to
day and would support the bill
hereafter.
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AT THE REVILLA
Those registering at the Rev
illa during the past twenty-four
hours have been IT. W. Heid
num. general manager of he
Gin by interests in this reigon
A. A. Fos- of the Hadley saw
mi! : Major A. E. Ransom and
wife, and W. F. Elliott. The
Revilla's news picture service
ha* some startling earthquake
pictures from Japan. They are
worth a walk down that way
to see.
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Position wanted by a com
petent camp cook. Inquire at
the Miner office. adv.
Stock Reducing Sale
7 per cent discount
Having let the contract for moving back and
lowering my store building I am desirous of
reducing my grocery stock before so doing, so
will make a reduction of everything in that line
in the place of 7 per cent.
Call and see for yourself.
P. F. GILHORE - The market
MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK
J. E. CHILBKRG. PRESIDENT.
Vice-President of the |
Scandinavian* American Bank. Seattle f
J. R. HECKMAN. Vu e-Pkebident.
President
J. R. Heckman & O Ir.c., Merchants
A. R. LARSON. AS HI EH.
O. S. LARSON AUDITOR. 5
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transacts a General Banking Business
I Ketchikan - - Alaska
STRONG S'l’OVE CJO.
VV. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bldg.
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