Douglas Island news., 1900-06-06


 Chas. Fox, Harry Crofts, Miss Sadie King and Miss Fannie Penglase visited Silver Bow basin last Sunday. Get your clothing at c. A. Lind strom's before the best is picked out. Over 400 suits to choose from.
 For up to date shirts and neck wear see Lindstrom. He has the biggest and most complete stock in the city.
 The new building on D street, be- tween Second and Third, is to be occu- pied by J. M. Kade as bakery.
 MT. Jas. Moody, an old timer well known in this part of Alaska, died at the Juneau hospital last Saturday.
 L.G. Hill, the civil engineer of Ju- neau, was in town yesterday with his instruments, doing some surveying.
 Ladies': Have you seen the tailor made suits s. Blum < Co., offer at SlO. This is the best value in the market.
 Mrs. Chas. A. Hopp and daughter Leah left on the Cottage City last Sat urday morning for visit in Seattle.
 BORN, to Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Hall, on Thursday, May 3lst, 19OO daughter. The mother and child are doing we'll.
 For cigars and tobaccos go to the Douglas News Depot. They have the largest and most complete line in the city.
 The Junior base ball club of Skag- way is billed to play the Juneau club next Sunday afternoon on the latter's grounds.
 Reuben GoIdstein, an old settler, died at Juneau on Tuesday, May 29th. The body was taken to San Francisco for burial.
 Dr. Wood left for Sumdum and Windham bay yesterday on the Seaolin. He is expected to return the latter part of the week.
 A girl was born to Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Corbus, of Douglas Island, on Fri day. May 25th, at 15l1 Jones street, San Francisco, Cal.
 Considerable sickness is reported among the men employed in the mines on Gold creek-across the channel from Douglas City.
 John G. Held, of Juneau, delegate to the republican national convention at Philadelphia, left on the Cottage City for the Quaker City.
 A literary and musical entertainment for ladies and children is being pre- pared for June 3Oth. Particulars will be published later.
 The FaraIIon will miss a trip to Southeastern Alaska to take one trip to Cape Nome. She was billed to sail from Seattle last Sunday.
 J.W. Ivey, collector of customs for the district of Alaska, was passenger north on the last Cottage City. He was accompanied by his wife.
 Mrs. D. A. Campbell of Seattle, form erlv of Douglas City, stopped off the AI-Ki for a visit with friends. She is on her way to the interior.
 The name of Rowland Gamble, Fri mountain, Houghton, Michigan, is ad- ded to our subscription list through the courtesy of his brother.
 The store of L. L. BIumenthal, one of the pioneer merchants of Juneau, was closed by an execution in the hands of Marshal McElheny.
 Mrs. McKinzie, who has been stop, ping in Douglas for the past week, left on the AI-Ki for Skagway, on her way to join her brother in Dawson.
 Chas. Fremont returned last Friday morning from a prospecting trip, witf a pair of badly poisoned and unframed hands, attributable to poison oak.
 The body of,Verne c. Littlefeld, who was killed at Snettisham on the 26tl uIt., was taken to his home in Burson Cal. for burial, on the Cottage City.
 The City of Seattle came in the iron south last night with large passenger list. Among the passengers was theater company bound for Dawson.