Douglas Island news., 1901-02-13

pleasure trip for the winter and expects to begin work in the big mill when It starts up again in the spring.
 We have enlarged our Clothing De- partment and are now prepared to show large line of Mems Youths and Boys Clothing. Treadwell Store.
 A few things that you should remem- Der are that the finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars are to be found at Oscar Ohman's place on Third street.
 The heavy fall of snow the first of this week gave Chief Mcdonald of the Fire Department an extra job cleaning off the snow in front of the cart house.
 The Geo. T. Snow Comedy Go. pro. pose to make trip to Skagway and possibly to Dawson City. Art Putnam will accompany them, as musical di rector.
 The old Standard Music Hall has been leased for a period of five years and will be thoroughly remodeled and overhauled and fitted up as a first class resort.
 Mir. Matt Harter, formerly engaged in business in this city, but recently of Skagway, was caller Monday evening. He will go into the Porcupine about March 1st,
 These heavy snows will furnish an abundance of water for the stamp mills this summer. When steam for one mill costs $l25 a day, water power is quite an item.
 The steamer Al-Ki tied up at this wharf Sunday and remained until Mon= day and the passengers, officers and crew had an opportunity to take in the sights in this city.
 The Sisters of St. Ann's Hospital re- cently made a very substantial cash do- nation to the Douglas City Fire Depart ment, through Mir. P. H. Fox, president of the organization.
 A fight occurred ip Douglas one eve- ming last week between two men who each could boast of but one good eye. They were finally separated by a man wearing two very black eyes.
 The captains of small steamers are invited to make regular landings here. Only a nominal charge will be made by the wharf company and Douglas mer- chants will appreciate the courtesy.
 Chancellor Commander Shepard of the K. P. Lodge is feeling highly elated over the rapid strides being made by that organization under his adminis- tration. Degree work is done at every meeting.
 Kaufman Bros, at Juneau, have new system of illumination in their store. They also have an immense stock of Dressing Sacques, Dress Goods, and Ladies', Misses and Child ren's Jackets that they are selling at half price.
 Mir. Green, who. has purchased the plant,of the Alaska Lumber Company, has begun work on the property. He will use the small stat ionary engine for logging engine and bring his saw mill from it's present location above Juneau to this city.
 The new players at the Douglas Op- era House are attracting large crowds to that very popular resort. Lewis & Lake, whose regulations had preceded them, are favorites. Their work is truly artistic. An entire change of program took place last night.
 At the Family Show to be given next Monday evening at the Douglas Opera House, the farce comedy, "Shultz's Troubles" will be presented by the new company. During the perform ance each member of the company will come on with speciality work. It will be good.
 The Metlakahtla Indian band gave concert at Ohman's Hall last Thursday evening. The attendance was good as was also the concert. These Indian boys belong to the Father Duncan school, but since leaving the shadow of that good mans influence they have taken up dance music as a side issue.
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