\ We are still selling
—THE FAMOUS—
! Golden Gate Coffee
Tho not at sale prices.
We have othsr interesting prices,
which save you money.
H. R. THOMPSON, Phone 8
| Revilla Hotel
8 “Only three stories but its all
I comfort”
| Ask any traveling man
1 Rates $1.00 and up
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SPECIAL WINTER RATES
Now In Effect
5 “Once a Quest, always a Quest”
j A HANDY VESSEL
j The Despatch made her initial bow
to this port last night, when she ar
rived early in the evening. She is
under the command of Capt. Brunn,
formerly of the Northland, Chief
Savage, also of the Northland in
■h rge of the engine room ^and Will
Johusan until recently freight clerk
of the Alki, as purser. The Despatch
is of the familiar steam schooner
type of vessel, but she is particular
ly adapted for the Alaska trade, owing
to the fact that her well decks fore
and aft are housed over giving her
tig cargo carrying room. She has
accommodations for between thirty
and forty first class pasengers. and
about fifty second class. She got
away for the west coast of Prince
? Wales Island during the evening,
several Ketchikaners, with business
i > transact in that region, making
; the trip on her.
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The Arctic Brotherhoo 1 will give
r.e of their famous dances at Ked
Men’s Hall Saturday night. adv.
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Never Again at the Dream to
s ni. lit. adv.
The Daily Miner 41 per month.
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MAN REPORTED MISSING
F. H. Bold, local agent for the
’ucifie Coast Steamship company \vn
u receipt of tlie following letter on
liis morning’s mail:
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Seattl, Wash., March 1, 3915
'Ir. F. H. Bold, Agent
Ketchikan, Alaska,
lear Sir:—
A Mrs. Brinson called this after
10011 ami .stated that her husliniul,
Herbert Brinson, was a passenger on
■lie City of Seattle, from Dougins or
Inneaii. on the trip before the ship
aid up. From her statements, 1 t ike
t that Brinson was probably feeble
minded—religiously affected. The
•teerage steward, now on the Spokane,
occupied a like position on the
Seattle, and states this man went a
shore at Ketchikan on the steamer'
arrival about 10 o'clock p.m.. anil • ■ i.I
not show up for breakfast the nevt
morning. Whether Brinson left th ■
steamer at Ketchikan or did away
with himself is not known, but on no
•omit of the poor woman's plight here
vho has three small children to care
'or. 1 would kindly ask you to interest
..ourself in her behalf. 011*1. with ti-..
!1thi hrand j
j$ To-Night! h
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authorities in your city, pteaso see
if he can bo located.
Mrs Brinson has addressed a letter
this afternoon to the Chief of Police
and Marshall at Ketchikan, asking
their help in locating her husband.
Anything you cau do in her behalf
will bo appreciated.
If there is n family by the name
of Sully iu Ketchikan, you will prob
ably be able to get some Information
from them us to his whereabouts.
Yours truly,
E. L. Me NOBLE, Superintendent.
The Miner today interviewed \V. J
.1. Sully us to whether he lmd seen j
the man, but lie had never even ■
heard of him. The letter is publish- ,
od iii the hopes that someone may
see it who knows something about J
the missing man and report sume eith
er to E. H. Bold, or the Miner office. 1
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SPOKANE IN PROM SOUTH
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The steamer Spokane of the Pacif
ic Coast Steamship company, made
port between six and seven this morn
ing. She had ST passengers on
board in all ofwhnm five. S. J. Good
ro. Mrs. E. Webber and two steerage
were for Ketchikan from the Sound,
and Mrs. Fred Hooker from Prince
' Rupert. The Spokane got away for
the north shortly after eight o’clock
having discharged 57 tons of freight
iOr local people.
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DROWNED MAN FOUND
The remains of Peter Dunielsen,
i drowned off the City Float while
j hoarding tlie Roald Amundsen, of
! which lie was one of the crew, was
j found over on the Gravina beach
^ yesterday afternoon. The body was
| brought over to town and an inquest
held this morning, which resulted in
: i verdict of accidental drowning
being brought in.
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HUMBOLDT SOUTH TONIGHT
Fred Patching, wharfinger at the
Heckman Dock, states that the Hum
boldt will probably be in from the
north during the night. Capt.
Baughmann so informed him on his
! way north. The vessel will call in
! at Chomley on her way south from
Wrangell.
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Making Lace Fans, at the Dream to
j night. adv.
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When In Trouble
Call THE PLUMBER
THE PHONE IS 91
J. C. FOORD
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
Physician and Surgen
Room 0, 2 Floor Tongass Bldg.
Phone 13 Ketchikan.
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States?—Send them the DaliV
Miner. Phone 88
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