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The Douglas Island News.
VOL. S. . DOUGLAS CITY AND TREADWELL, ALASKA, WKDXIOSDAY, JANUARYS, 1JK)G NO. 7
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LODGE DIRECTORY.
v) Alaska Lodge, No. 1,
^inoets at Odd Fellows'
Hall. Douglas, on Wednesday evenings r.t 8
o'clock.
Visiting brothers ire eordinllv invited to
attend. SWAN BAKQUIST. N. G.
ALFRED JOHNSON*. Secretar.y |
Aurora Encampment No. i
meets at Odd Fellows' hall first and third
Saturdays, at 8 p.m.
Brothers of the Royal Purple are cordially
invited.
SWAN BAKQl'IST. P.P.
HUGH MCKAE. Scribe.
Northern Light Rebekah Lodge No. i
meets at Odd Fellows' hall second and fourth
Saturdays.
Visitors are cordially invited.
MRS. MAUD HI I.E. N. G.
MRS. GERTRUDE LAUGHLIN. Sec'v
;Sg^ K. of P.
Th-4 North Star Lodge, No. 2,
v ?K ut P., meets every
THURSDAY EVENING
ut S o'clock,
*n Gdil Fellows Hull
A.J. Stephens, C. C.
i. A. Nohkis, K.of R. & S.
Visiting Kni; 1. s are cordially invited to at
tend.
Douglas Aerie, No. 117, F. 0. E.
Meets Every Sunday at 1:30 p. ni. !
at Ohman's Hall.
AM visiting lirothei s invited to attend.
j. f. Mcdonald, w. p.
M. C. LOWE. Worthy Secy.
y Gastineaux Lodge No. 124t
A F. &.A. M.
Gt> Regular Communications first
a,u' third Tuesdays of the !
' * month at 8:30 p. m.
Sojourning Brothers cordially
invited. H. H. STERLING, W. M.
James Daniels, Secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DR. W. L. HARRISON,
DENTIST
Hunter Block, between Front
and 2nd Sts. Douprlas City
'Phone, Douglas 3-8.
H. R, GARNER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE OVER ELLIOTT & SMITH'S DRUG
STORE, FRONT STREET
A I.J.Sharick
watches, diamonds,
vgfosy jewelry
^ JUNEAU - ALASKA
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"HISTORY OF I YEAR"
Important Happenings during
1905 Gleaned from the
files of the News.
January
1?L). E. Landsberg appointed fore
man of t he Tread well Mine.
2?Death of Ethelda, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Xorriss.
?1?The News notes a very mild win
ter.?The 300 mill still running.
.V-Marriage of Miss Maisy Walsh to
Mr. Elmer Richardson.? Euueral
of Wm. .Joyce, who died Jan. 3d.?
Treadwell Japs celebrate the fall
of Port Arthur.
G?Eddie Mackie hurt by a fall while
skating.
" S!1 .ifnnian Phn'st.mflS.
I n.MK? VUtltu --v
0?Lifeless body of Gust. R. Sandman,
a Tread well carpenter, found on
the Doaglas beach.?A daughter
born to Mr. and Mrs. R. McCor
mick.
12?The "Servian Montenegrin" makes
its bow to the public.
1G?Appointment of John G. Brady as
governor of Alaska confirmed by
the U. S. Senate.
18?300 mill stfll running.
21?Judge Arthur K. Delaney, of Alas
ka, died at Paso Robles, California.
25?Three days of wind.?300 mill clos
ed down.?Mrs. Carl 11. Strom died
at Astoria, Oregon.
February
3?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Lindstrom.
5?Eagles held big social at the Doug
las Palm Garden.
11?Miss Mazie Donaghey married to
Mr. E. H. McLachlen, of Juneau.?
Alex. Smallwood again becomes
the proprietor of the Beach Store
and Lodging House.
13?E. II. McAuley resigns foreman
ship of the Mexican Mill.
15?Sou born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Graiff.
IT?Rev. D. Ilolford arrives to take
the pastorate of the First Congre
gational Church.
18?Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Nels. G.
Johnson.
23?Death of Mrs. William H. Kelly.?
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Gravrock.
25?Funeral of Mrs. Kelly.
March
1?Swan Barquist appointed foremau
of the Ready Bullion Mine.?James
Daniels made foreman of the Mexi
can Miil.?Miss. Olga Sandman
married to Mr. Frank Pearce.
2?William Rattray found dead on the
beach near the Mexican.
3?Return dance at the Natatorium.?
Reception at the Congregational
church to Pastor D. Holford and
family.
10?300 Mill starts.?Work started on
Crystal Falls Park.?Douglas Is
land Band organized.
15?New 55 drill air compressor read}'
for work at Treadwell.
17?Mass meeting to nominate city of
ficers.
24?Death of Sam Glover.
25?Marriage of Miss Alma Gribble to
Mr. Philip McKanua.
28?Minstrel show by tho members of
the 3d Infantry, from Fort William
II. Seward.
April
3?Stoft A: Trudgeouj dairymen, dis
solve partnership.
?1?Election Day?Douglas elects,coun
. oilmen; Sam Gius, Charles Wort
man, Andy (I. .Johnson, William
Stuhhins, .John King, P. 11. Fox
and Chas. A. Ilopp; School hoard:
Frank Bach, director; N. King,
treasurer; Eminett McKauna,clerk.
?Tread well elects, councilmen:
John H. Duckworth, Henry Wat
son, E. J. N. Ott, M. L. Tatum, D.
E. Landsoerg, Mark Smith and
Dau Veasie; School board: R. Mc
Cormick, director; II. P. Stow,
treasurer; R. J. Willis, clerk.
10?John Duckworth chosen Mayor of
Tread well; T. A. Tubbs, city magis
trate; H. H. Sterling, tax colleotor;
James Christoe, city clerk.
11?-L. A. Freestone arrested on the
charge of stealing amalgam at tho
1210.?Mrs. Freestone arrested in
Seattle.
1G?A sou born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Patterson.?A daughter born to
Mr. aud Mrs. Max Valentinotte, of
Tread well.
17?City officers banquet at the Palm
Garden.?WilliamStubbins elected
Mayor of Douglas.
21?John Henson appoiuted city clerk;
J. F. McDonald, marshal; Frank
Bach, municipal magistrate: P. 11.
Fox, treasurer.
Hay
5?School closes at Tread well.
G?Douglas City Market sold to M. G.
Rogers.
7?Fire ou Front street opposite the
Douglas Opera House.
12?A son born to Mr. and Mrs. W. VV.
Shorthill of Treadweil.
13?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Wirtanen.
17?School closes?May Party for bene
fit of Catholic church.
20?Accident at the Ready Bullion
Mine, resulting in the death of C
H. Johnson and August E. Hen
drickson.
i 21?A son born to Supt. and Mrs. R. A.
Kinzie.
! 23?Death of Milo Potkonjak, an Aus
trian, aged il years.
2G?A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Smith.
? 28?A sou born to Mr. and Mrs. James
Daniels.
! 30?Memorial Day observed in Douglas.
June
7?21 days without rain.
10?L. A. Freestone given a sentence
of 9 months.
11?A- son born to Dan Popovich and
wife.
14?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Carlson.
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j 18?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. I).
L. llutsell.
20?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Wouitala.
22?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Lundquiet.
J 20?A census of Douglas shows a 'pop
ulation of 1012, other than Indians.
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July
1 2?W. A.Mackie has let' badly broken
in Mexican mine.
?1?Douglas island celebrates.
7?Visit of the cruisers Chicago and
the Marblehead and the destroyer
Perry.
11?Death of Olive, daughter of Mr. i
and Mrs. Cbas. Adams.
,22?Body of a man found floating in!
the water near Smallwood's store.;
Identity not discovered.
20?A daughter born to Abel Koskola
and wife.
30?A daughter born to Matt Kramsou
and wife.?F. W. Bradley, consult
ing engineer for the Treadwell
companies, arrives at Treadwell.
August
j 8?Tread well Firemen give their First
Annual Ball.
; 11?Mme. Fernanda Hansen at the Nat
atorium.
; 20?John Judson caught in the shaft
ing at the 210 mill and killed iu-1
stantly.
29?Douglas School Social and House
warming.
30?Foundry Boys Dance.?Work is j
started on the new cook house at
Treadwell.?Death of Henry Wat
son.
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^eptemDer
j *1?School opeued at Douglas and
Treadvvell.?A daughter born to
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. S. Churchill.
8?Marriage of Miss Ina J. llouganoy
to Mr. M. Benson.
9?A son born to Mr. Ernil Tuoininen |
and wife.
11?Marriage of Miss Stane Lucich to j
Mr. Gavribo.?George Jaceglav j
breaks his leg.
125?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs
J. A. Norriss.
27?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernil Eeliling.?Death of Santo
Yardas, an Austrian.
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October
10?Death of Julias Peterson.
12?A son born to Mr. and Mrs. K. R.
Hubbard.?North Star Lodge, No.
2, K. of P. celebrates its sixth anni
versary.
19?Anton Dudich shoots himself in
the arm.
| 30?Douglas Firemen's dance.
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iNoveniDer
3?A daughter born to Mr. aud Mrs.
Chas. Adams.
10?Fire at the old "19" Store.?Mask
dance at the Natatorium.
15?Alaska convention at Seattle.
1C?Annual Bazar and sale of work by
Ladies' League of the Congrega
tional Church.
21?Butterfly Social by M. E. Ladies.
25?Sudden death of Councilman Chas.
Wort man.
27?Funeral of Chas. Wortman.?First
meal served in the now boarding
house at Treadwell.
28?A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Tatum.
30?T han k sgi v i ng.
December
1?John Harnisky attacks N. Lan
tker with a knife, inflicting severe
injuries.
2?Vaso J. Vavich, an Austrian, killed
by falling rock in the Mexican
mine.
5?Opening of the Catholic Bazaar.
7?Fire in TOO blacksmith shop.
15?Frank Cook,a Juneau mining man,
falls dead.
21?Schools out for the Christmas
I iolidays.
25?Christmas Day.?Fireman's Ball in
the evening.
A CURTAILED INSCRIPTION
Lieutenant Governor Bruce says a
small headstone in a cemetery in the
western part of the state is pointed out
to visitors as one of the sights of the
neighborhood. It was placed over the
grave by a widower, who, while not
lacking in love for the departed one,
was penurious to a degree. He ordered
a small stone because it was cheap, and
I told the mason to engrave on it this iu
j scription: "Sarah Hackett, Aged Ninety
Years. Lord, She Was Thine." The
stonecutter said there was too much in
scription for so small a surface, but he
was told to go ahead and "squeeze it in
anyhow." Here is the inscription as
"squeezed:" "Sarah Hackett, Aged 00.
Lord She Was Thin."?California Pa
per.
First termers in congress, up to tho
present session of that august bodjT,
I have been known always as "new mem
bers"?now they rejoico in the sobri
quet of "kids." This change was pro
duced by the caustic tongue of Mr.
John Sharp Williams, the Democratic
leader, who, whilo speaking the other
day on tho subject of the rules, made a
sarcastic allusion to the "kids of tho
house." Thereupon up rose a shining
faced, beardless, thirty-year-old "kid"
from Chicago, Charles S. Wharton by
name, who calmly invited Mr. Williams
to explain what ho meaut by his ex
pression "kids of the house." Mr. Wil
liams, waving his hand toward tho
youthful member, responded: "Mrt
Speaker, with that degree of reverence
which the personal appearance of my
interrogator excites in my mind (laugh
ter and applause) 1 should say that he
is perhaps the last person in the house
who ought to ask tho question."
9 ?
B. E. Kissam, a minor in the Kiuano
district, foil over a steep precipice
while hunting mountain sheep on Can
ada creek in .the Kluane district on
Monday, Dec. 11th, and as the body had
not been discovered at last accounts,
the supposition is that ho was either
killed by the fall or was injured to
such an extent that he was unable to
help himself and froze to death at the
j bottom of the canyon.