Douglas Island news., 1899-09-27

| Ciable will be gwen Tn OnmanS $ uall next Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Congregational Church and the program will be as follows:
 PART FIRST, Musical.
 Instrumental Selections.
 Song .,.............G Girls Chorus. l Reading Miss Jordan Song g.s................ Male Quart cite l Recitation. Gertie Landsberg i Trio Young Ladies Solo ...... Miss Adele Sandman 1 Reading ................... MISS GOrdon ] Song. ............ ....... Male Quartette i Solo, Mrs. Gould
 PART SECOND, Comedy.
 VICE VERSA. A take off on the new woman and social conditions with a bright dialogue, amusing contrasts and ludicrous situations. The follow ing is the distribution of characters: Will Brown (returned travelerJ .........
 .....................Mr MT. Winter Sam Black distracted fatherl .....; ;..,
 ................... Chas. Fox Ben Green (house keeper) ..; ..........,
 .................... Mr. Llo"eh Dr. Jennie Green Candidate for Con-
 gresg woman) ..... Miss c. Spiers ! Jess White Census Enumerator) -.
 ........................Mrs Mrs. Hoyt Minn Gray (ticket agent Esther Crofts Bess Steele (baggage mistressl =: =.
 ..................... K. SpIers Kate Green (letter carrier) ...........
 ................. Annie Mccormick Bridget O'Flanigan (servantl -.
 ............. .... Miss Jordan Susan B. Anthony Museth, Mary Ellen [ Lease Sandman, Francis Willard Mu seth. Mrs. Potter Palmer Doneghey and ! Mrs. Sam Black convention delegates.
 PART THIRD, Sociable.
 During which refreshments will be served, such as salads, sandwiches, ice cream and cake, coffee, etc, we have not yet learned just what, but enough said, they will be furnished by the Ladies League, and every ybody help every one else to have a good time. Admission, including everything, 30 cents, the per | formance to begin at s o'clock.
 The cause is most worthy, the talent the best the Island affords, the eatables will be dainty and wholesome, and the price of all very reasonable. Let us all go and show our appreciation.
 DOUGLAS CITY, Sept 9, 1890.
 Mass meeting of voters of Douglas ] Island called to order by Chas. A. Hoop. w.. c. Boyd elected chairman and Elmer E. Smith secretary. Chair. man stated the object of the meeting was to select delegates to attend Ju- neau convention on Oct. 9, 1899. Or dered by motion that it be the sense of this meeting that delegates be nomina- ted at this time to be elected at some future date Ordered by motion that election take place one week from to- day. Moved and carried that poles be open from a. m. to 9 p. m. Nomlna- tions for delegates as follows:
 Oscar Ohman, M. l.. Tatum, John Duckworth, M. J. O'Connor, R. Mccormick Chas. Wortman, 1 c. A. Week, John Moore,
 Dan Mckay. w. C. Boyd,
 G. W. Stephenson, Rev. H. Fl. Cole, w. T. Tiff, B. Quick,
 Frank Bach, R.R Hubbard, ! P. P. Roy, R. J. Willis, | c. A. Lindstrom, A. G. Mcbride, Peter Coggins, J. G. Mcdonald, H. R. Shepard
 Moved and carried that the chair man appoint three judges and three clerks and place of voting ana pupLsh it in the Douglas Island News, prepare ballot box and print tickets. MT. A. Hunter offered to bear the expense and the offer was accepted by the meeting with applause. Chairman appointed the following Judges and Clerks: Dr. w. l.. Harrison to serve as clerk in forenoon; John McWilliams, judge in forenoon; l.. S. Keeton, judge in af- ternoon; James Cottrell, clerk in after noon; J. J. Penglase, clerk in evening; c. Anderson, judge in evening.
 The place of voting will be Ohman's Hall.
 W. c. BOYD, ELMER E. SMITH,
 Chairman. Secretary.