Ketchikan County AK Archives History - Businesses .....Ketchikan 1902
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  KETCHIKAN. An incorporated city, first  settled  in 1888, located on
Revillagigedo Island at the southern end of Tongas Narrows, 250 miles s e of
Juneau. Has a Methodist church, 2 saw mills, 2 hotels and a salmon cannery.
A U S customs office is also located here. Some mining is being done in the
vicinity. Its usual banking point is Seattle, Wash. The place is situated on the
steamboat mail route from. Seattle to Juneau and Skagway. Exp, Alas Pac. 
Pop. 460.    
H C Strong, P M. 

Anderson Hans, saloon. 
Constant Thomas, saloon. 
Dickinson G E, phys. 
Garrett J H, saloon.
HAMILTON, SIMPSON & CO, Saw Mill 
Hansen Louis, clothing. 
Hickman J R & Co, gen store. 
Hopkins M N, phys. 
Hunt F J, meats.
JOHN JOHN C, General Store. 
Ketchikan Canning Co, salmon canners. 
Ketchikan Drug Co.   
Koch Alba, conf. 
McCombs R R, saloon. 
Saratoga Hotel. 
Smith & Co, meats. 
STANLEY & BRODERICK, Hotel and Saloon.
Story Henry C. phys. 
Story & Dickinson, drugs. 
Tongas Trading Co, gen store. 
Verney Bros & Co, saw mill. 
YOUNG J W & SON, General Store.


Additional Comments:
Extracted from:

R. L. Polk & Co.'s
District of Alaska Gazetteer
and Business Directory
for
1901-1902


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