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Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1905-12-20
Information for Everybody.

Ketchikan now has show shop.
The Humboldt is off for the winter.
Hadley now has a population of 400.
Interior weather is now indicated
with a minus sign.
An earthquake shock was felt at
Caribou on the 9th.
The Hadley smelter "blew in" on the
morning of Dec. 9Th.
The big rotary snow plows are busy
on the White Pass Railroad.
The sweet young ladies of Skagway
have formed basket bail club.
The Ketchikan Journal claims that
the population of that place will be
1900 by spring.
DR.. Cabell Whitehead of Nome and
Oscar Ashby, of Topkuk, will spend
the winter at the National capital,
The Nome Daily Gold Digger sus-
pended publication November l, until
the opening of navigation next spring.
Rev. Mr.. Koonce has promised to
speak a good word for Rampant and the
Yukon valley at Washington this
winter.
An article in the Sitka Alaskan, by
"a. NJ. a." tells show to make mining
a success" Why don't he do it, if he
knows how?
a. J.. Berdoe has been appointed
general manager of the w. P. & Y. r.
to succeed A. B. Newhall, resigned
effective Jan. l, 1906.
Two Skagway bowlers who are quite
expert at the business, and have an
average score of 178 are looking for
newworlds to conquer.
Andrew f. Burleigh, of New FORK, is
trying to induce the government &c
guarantee the bonds of an Alaska rail
road in the Valdez country.
The board of trade of Vancouver and
the board of trade Of Dawson have
united in request for lower freight
rates from the White Pass & Yukon
route company.
Society item from the Whitehorse
Star: "We extend our distinguished
commiseration to one of our bachelor
friends who had the misfortune to lose
three eggs by freezing last night"
If but one quarter of the projected
schemes tosupply the shortage ofwater
in the Klondike are successful that
very necessary article to the placer
mines will be available in abundance
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1905-12-20

Eli Smith, one of the best known
mushers in Alaska,who has been carry
ing the mail from Candle to Point Bar
row over the famous Death valley trail,
will 90 from Seattle to New York city
by dog team.
The mining claims at Niblack
Anchorage, Prince of Wales Island,
known as the Wescott properties were
sold at public sale, by Marshal Shoup,
the Tougass Trading Company being
the purchasers for $3.50.
Return travel to Dawson is beginning
fully two months earlier this year than
usual. The man with the eggs apd
Kansas City clubhouse sausage will not
be along much before the first Of
observation-disclosures Star.
Henry Bratnober, the former rep
resentative in the Northwest OF the
London Exploration Company, but
who is now interested in several large
mining enterprises in Alaska, will
spend the winter in Washington, d. c.
The Pacific Coast Company is now
reaching out to control the traffic of
the farthest north and has bought the
entire lighterage plant of the North
American Trading 4, Transportation
Company at Nome for a consideration
of $4,000.
\ young man of Eagle, named Bah
Dor. left for Fairbanks for the purpose
of being married. He fell into Eagle
creek and proceeded on his way with
out drying his clothes. The tempera'
ture was 80 degrees below zero and
he perished,
Bonanza, or Grand Forks, has decid-
ed to disincorporate and permit the
territorial government to operate its
affairs as it does those of Dawson. Ac-
cording to late informotion from Daw-
son the change has all been arranged
except the details.
Frank A. Cook, of Juneau, one of the
best known mining men in Southeast
ern Alaska, died on Friday. Dec. 18th.
of apoplexy. His funeral was attended
by a large number of friends and
acquaintance from the three towns on
Gastineaux Channel.
Roy Burnette, city marshal of Ju-
neau, was found dead in his bed on the
afternoon of Thursday, Dec. 18th. A
CHASTITY hole in his head, through which
a 44-calibre bullet had ploughed, told
the sickening tale. The coroner's jury
decided that the wound was self-inflict-
eG.
The Dawson Transfer Company has
entered the transportation business
over the winter trail. AS the new
company guarantees to make The trip
in six days and is charging only $50
either way there will probably be
something doing in stage circles. Com
petition is the life of trade.
Suit has been instituted at Juneau
by the United States Attorney against
Oscar Anderson and AIyce Anderson,
his wife, for the recovery of the possess
ion of Reservation No. ,, commonly
known as the Indian school block and
buildings, which the Andersons took
possession of on May 9Th last.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1905-12-20

1t lis now believed that eight men
perished on the Sinclair Sullivan scow
that went under the ice just below For
tymile late in October In addition to
b. S. Sinclair, James w. Sullivan,
Charles Johnson and John Lund, who
are known to have been on the scow, it
is believed at Dawson that Wayne
Thompson, Al Stone, Jake Graft, Mr..
Talconey and Mr. Berryridge, or Bev-
eridge, were on it also. All of these
men had made arrangements to leave
on the scow and they have not been To-
Gated at Dawson after the scow left
there.
The present steamer service between
lower points and Skagway is about as
rotten as could be arranged Only four
steamers are now on the route, two Of
which are due at Skagway today, one
tomorrow and the other the next day,
after which the next steamer is not due
until December 21. Such punching up
of steamers and such long intervals be-
tween rushes is inexcusable and shows
utter disregard for the welfare of the
people of the north, all Of whom depend
upon and are constant patrons Of the
various steamboat lines operated to
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Mai. Glassford, chief signal officer Of
this department in charge of the Alaska
cable and telegraph service is engaged
in correcting popular misapprehensions
on the subject of the winter climate of
Alaska. He has had sent to him bulle
tins from the different signal Offices in
interior Alaska of the daily record Of
temperature at each post, for the pur-
pose of comparing them with similar
figures from different parts of the
United States. The first of these re-
cords was taken on November 13 and
showed figures of 6 above zero at Tan
ana crossing, The coldest reported from
any part of the country on that date.
Other places reporting showed results
more favorable to Alaska. At Saipa,
the temperature of % above was dupli-
Gated at several places in the States.
At Keystone, in the far interior, the
temperature recorded was precisely the
same as at Denver, Colo. Nc Carthy's
reported temperature identical with
that of Helena, Mont, and at Mar
guette, Mich. Solcha, in temperature,
was at par with Boise City, Idaho.
Most remarkable of all, the tempera-
ture recorded at Chena was Identical
with Flagstaff, Arizona, on the same
winter day. Undoubtedly Maj. Glass
ford is right in his opinion that much
good to Alaska will be accomplished
by the publication of figures showing
the temperature at various cities of the
United States as compared with rec
ords made in Alaska on the same day.
The Alaska towns selected for pur
poses Of comparison are not those
along the southeastern coast, where
the winter climate is milder than any
state along the Atlantic seaboard, but
rather those which are back from the
coast and in the far colder interior.
The showing thus far made should
convince any one that there are many
places in the United States, some, in
deed, looked upon as rather desirable
places of abode, with which many of
the Alaska interior towns compare
favorably in the matter of winter cli-
mate.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1905-12-20

White Pass Lodge No. 113, f. 81 A. M.
elected officers for the ensuing term at
the regular communication last night.
The following were chosen: II. l..
johnson, worshipful master; a. 2.
Drapes, senior warden; Clarence Olsen,
junior warden; j. S. Wilson, treasurer;
and 7. j. Standish, secretary.-Skag
way Alarkan.
News reached town yesterday of the
arrival of fine baby boy at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. L. S. Sugden on Bull
lion creek. The mother and son wer e
both getting along nicely when the
messenger left for town. AS baby Sug-
den is the first white child ever born in
that country, he will no doubt be made
much of by the entire camp.-White-
horse Star.
Senator Piles, Of Washington, has
introduced two Alaskan bills. One
provides for the refunding to the
municipality Of Chena the sum of
$3.50 license money that was paid to
the clerk of the court and by him
covered into the United States treasury.
The other grants telegraph and tcle
phone companies rights of way across
Alaskan territory
The big Bonanza Basin dredge, taken
into the Klondike by company, of
which J. NJ. Workman is manager and
Col. NJ. c. Orion chief engineer, is all
set up and in position to begin opera
tions with the first opening of spring
next year. The dredge is one Of the
largest in the world and was shipped
into Dawson last summer. 1t was not
cotton up in time to do any work be-
fore the close of the present season.
A Washington dispatch of the 18th
inst says: 1t is now known that the
report of Special Agent f. G. Churchill
will be uufavorable to Gov. John g.
Brady, of Alaska, to investigate COM
plants against whom he spent several
weeks in Alaska last summer. The re-
port is lengthy document and will be
ready for the public within few days.
Whether or not it will lead to the resig-
nation or removal of the governor is
not known.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the petroleum claims on
Graham Island, one of the Queen
Charlotte group. Since the reserve
was taken off the island on July 81,
1905, about 10000 acres have been pros
pected. There is considerable indica-
ton of oil and it is Thought that bor-
ing operations will be started in the
spring. American capital is interesting
itself in these claims more extensively
than either Victoria or Vancouver
capital.
Adams, the gold dust thief at Seattle,
Iuxuriated in 81 800 automobile while
his victims mushed sleds and made
beasts of burden Of themselves in AL
aska. Had Adams made one big steal,
his act might have been attributed to
the "impa!se of the moment" but by
his premeditated, systematic manner,
it was robbery in its very worst form,
and he should suffer the extreme
penalty provided by the law which, un-
fortunately, is only ten years imprison-
ment and fine of S1oO00-White-
horse Star.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1905-12-20

The mining claims at Niblack
Anchorage, Prince of Wales Island,
known as the Wescott properties were
sold at public sale, by Marshal Shoup,
the Tougass Trading Company being
the purchasers for $3.50.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
NOTAS De PONCE
Corresponsa' sustituto.-- Jul
clos eIectorales.- I'm CARO-
voIcado. Nina contusa.
MEETING ESPIRlTISTA
DenunciaS de la policia. Re
treta que Sc suspende por
la lluyia. -Otras noticlas

Por ausentarse de Ponce durante
breves daS, nuestro corresponsal de
aouella ciudad, le su.tituye un buen
amigo, que irma con el seud6nimo que
tigura a pie de estas notas.
Hoy ha rminado en- la Corte de
Distrito el icio ora! que empezara el
viernes celebrarse contra ell juez de
eleccioneS don Eduardo Perez y Perez,
por perjurio. Ell Jurado, despues de
breve deliberaci6n, di6 su acost lmbra-
do vered cto de inculpabilidad A las.3
comienzau & verse otros ju'cios por
delitos ect lrales contra iueces de un
precinto de Yauco en- las i timas cleo
cones. De su resultado, va previSt7,
nos ocuparemos maiiana.
Aver tarde Sc volc6 en- Ia SPla-
"a de la Abolici6ns un carrito en- que
Sc distrafau varios ninos, recibiendo
fuerte golpe en- la f ente, prod lciendo
50 hemortaga, una preciosa niljta
de tres amos.
No hay en- todo Ponce pers )na
a'guna que deje de lear diariam ente y
con verdadera t uici6n LA DEMOCRA.
CIA. Es ell diario de la Isla mas soil.
citado aqul, lament ando muchos ciu-
dadanos ell que la situaci6n econ6m ca
no les permita suscribirse Sc vean
obligados a ser lactores guaguer os
d. ese peri6dico.
-Varios oradores espiritistas ce.
lebraron aver tarde en- el barrio de
xCauas9 un gran xmeetings religioso,
que result5 una fiesta e,plendida,
que concurrieron mas de trsscientas
personas adeptas la moralizadora
doctr.na de Allan kardec.
-Ha sido denunciado por la poll
cfa Cirilo Maldonado, vecino del ba-
rrio sWas ashingtons, por vender frau
dulentamente al ni1o Luis Dro cuatro
kilos de carne, que result6 con 240 gra-
mos de meaos en- ell peso. Andres
Corsino ha sido arrestado hoy por
usar arma prohibida, que le fue ocu
pada; el svalientes H(p6liio Rosa
por agredir violentamente aMargarlta
Marrero, que result6 muy golpeada.
La retreta de bombsros suspea.
dida anochs en la <P.sza de las Dali.
cias,, por segu'r gravemente enform s
con septis6nta puerpsral h dishn.
ida sefora esposa del doctor Jose
Vidal Vllaret, no podra lIevarAe q
efecso hoy en- 81 <Parque Abolici6ns
como So habia anunciado, por estar
llovienlo flertemense s las 81 .. n. !,
h )ra en- que hoy cterro es "a CORES
pondsncia
An0feleS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
Cediendo Ell campo

En las af leras de San Juan, mis-
all, de SAINT lrce, un POGO apartado
de las Was ordinarias para ell transito
pdblico, hay un sitio aneno y deli
cioso con bosques de palmeras aca-
riciados por las olas y las brisas. que
la naturaleza Sc complacio en- adornar
con espleudidas galas tropicales
Los amsricsnos, con ell gusto por
ell COMFORT, que les es propio, y ese SEN
lido practice de la vida que tanto les
distingue, han levantado bonitas ca
sas de campo y adem S dos clubs Den
tro de POGO habra ALI un caserio real
mente precioso. No hay en- aquel PIN
toresco sitio NADIA que denote la pre-
sencia de un s1lo puertorriqueho.
Hemos observad) respecto q este
punto, que en- la capital de la i,ls los
elementos genu'nos de. pals van &C.
endo POGO POGO ell campo q los
provenientes de o'ros pals bien sea
de Estados Unidos, bien del extranje
ro en- tanto que estos So adaptan,
Sc eXtienden y Sc agrupan con mas co
hesi6n cada vez, dando pruebas de Ia
mayor pujanza compatible con ell me-
dio ca dlversa IS manifestacio1es de
nuestra vida social, aquellos observan
una Inca de conducta diam 9tralmente
contraria.
Los americanos Ilegaron 4 estl is
Ia como Quien dice aver, va tienen
con el Club J'ni61s, q IN IS de los dos
arriba mencionados, tres ascot aciones
esta blecidas & la us2nza de su gran
patria, donde comen, leen, hablan,
celebran saraos, cultivan diversos
sports y juegos licitos, y forman den-
tro de la c)lonia algo aslcomo una
prolongaci6n moral de la nativa
terra.
Ell elemento peninsular espahol
tiene tambien un circulo de recreo
peopio, al que imprime sns rasgos
peculiares, aun cuando concurre q 81
no escaso n1mero de compatriotas
nuestros.
Solamente los puerto riquenos no
poseen en- San Juan un centro de am
p las con1iciones que puadan lamar
suyo, donde Sc muestren, en- las festas
de buen tono, con ell sello que las dis
tingle, la cultura y civilidad crlollas.
Ciert) que existe ell Ateneo; mas
este, por su caracter cientidc j. -literario,
gira en- un a.m}sfera especial, que no
brin1a alicientes para muchas parso :
mas, por 10 mism1 que rehuye las de
mostraclones puram ante recreativas.
\ Sc sostiene con trabaio gracias al
i1cansable cello y ferrea tenacidad de
sus actuales directories.
Nuestra apatla on est, punto, como
en- muchos otros, no conoc3 limites.
Tai parece que no hay empedo MIN
guno para probar 10 que somos y va
lemos en- la propia terra nos place
que las personas proce ientes del exte-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
AN U NC

Depsrtamento del Interior. Boreeu de
Ooras Pdblicas, Ofcina del Slpe-
riEten 1enta de O5ras Pdblicas.
San Juan, P. r., Julio 10 1905.
Proposic.ones en- pliagos cerra-
dos para la ediudicaci6n en publ.
ca subasta do las obrss ds cQnstruc-
cIon de Ia Carcel del Dis!rito de Are
cibo, Sc admitiran en ests Ofcina has
ia las 10 a. m. del dla 26 de Ag )sto de
1905 en que 80 sbriran p6blicamente.
Ell presupues.o de las obrss sscien-
de & S34, $500
Tudos los datos necesarios se da.
ran en esta ofc rs donde se encuentran
de manifesto todos los doclmsntos que
han de regir en- la contrata y podrsn
recoger IS licltadores los modslos de
proposicioaes que han de presentsr.
CopiaS en azul de los pianos Sc encon
trar&n tam5ie1 de manifesto en- las
ofcinAs de la PolIefa Ilsular en- are
cibo.
Sc remitirau los licitsdores CO
pisa On azul de loi pianos de la obra
medtsnts IN dep6slto de (s15,00l. Vein.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
MAR De FONDO
Contestaci6n del Tesorero a
las quejas sobre las
tasaci0nes.
COMO PONCIO PlLAT0S
lnteresante question que Sc
planteara en- la reunion
de ma1lana.

Mahana por la noche Sc reuniran
nuev amente los propietarios de tincas
urbanss del distrito de San Juan, en-
los saloces del Casino Espanol, para
tomar importantes acuerdos sobre ell
debatido asunto de las tasaciones.
Hay mucho mar de fondo sobre es
te particular, maxine despues de las
Gltimas respuestas que ha dado el Te-
sorero las quejas de los propietarios
contra ell elevad tipo de la valoracion.
Parece que ell Tesorero Sc lava las
manos, como toncio Pllatos, eehando
la culpa de 10 ocurrido a tres tunciona-
rios pusrtorriquenos. Dice que por
los informss de estos SO ha aumentado
ell precio de la propiedad en- San
Juan.
La intenci6n es la de un Miura;
pero no sorprende q nadie. porque ys
Sc ha hecho 10 mismo, y con bastante
NAL resultado, en- otras Guest ones.
Sc asegura que esta donosa y be-
ndr0!d respuesta de la Tesoreria, sera
ell obj'to principal do la discussion en-
la proX ma asamb!ea de propietariJs
Ahora bien; para que Sc juzgue de
un modo claro y exacto la mucha ra
z6n que tienen estos d. prot. .star CO
mo protestan, ofrecemos q nuestros
lectores los datos que siguel;
San Francisco 10. Casa de la
viuda Caro-. d, Sl2 90 & S24 l60.
Fortal "a A. Rosario Davila de
Navajas. Da $1,000 4 $4,000.
Fortaleza Ii. Angel Navajas. DE
SIG, QO) d $40 900.
Con tan hsrmoso sistema de impo
ner co2tribuciones va Sc sabe q donde
Gamma la propiedad de este pals.
AL desastre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
JUKTA ESCOLAR De MOROv|S

Vacaot, tres es:ue'as rura'es do
este termino municipal, por no ha-
berse pressntado sspirsnts para las
mismas en- ell primer concurso celebra-
d., la Juuta escolar en Aesi6n cele-
brada el dia 2 de los corriert,s, acor-
do SO publiquen nuevamente las va
cantes de las refsridas ebcuelas, ad.
mitiendose solicitudeS hssta ell 20 del
mes actual, pudiendo los maestros di-
rijirias & 10 Secretaria de esta junta.
Morovis, Agosto de 1905. Pc
dro J. Rirera, Presidente accidental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
DESDE GUAYAMA
La Iunta escoIar saIda con
superavit. = Aumento de
escueIasy profasores
CASAS A EDlFICAR
La escuela y la casa del macs
tro pueden ser n1cleos de
las aldeas por venir.

La Junta Escolar de esta munich
palidad sald6 su p7esupuesto termi-
nado en- 80 de JUNO con sup-ravit de
1856 dollars dos centavos. Para ell
ejercicio corriente de 1905 906 percibi.
ra por cJnceptos de School Pounds
School Tax, sl267l.92, 6 sea un total
para el citado ejercicio de $20.027 81.
Despu6s de ampliar 81 ndmero de
escuelas maestros hasta 36 y A res.
pectiv sments, de 20 80 que ascendia
ell ano anterior, no pasara el presu-
puesto ordinario de la suma de l3 600
dollars, adn hecho con lnio.
Esta Junta, pues, SO encuentra en-
magnfhcas condolences para empezar
q resolver ell problema de la instruc-
ci6n en- los campos. De principle sin
perdida de tempo Ia construction de
casas-escuelas y cdSas para los macs
tros 4 conta dist0ncid de aquellaS.
Ell maest rural debe vivir cerca
de su escuela como Ell pastor cerca de
su temple, y percibir mayor sueldo q
lin de que pueda cubrir todas las aten-
clones ds la vida sin distraer energias
q la importante y sagrada mission que
la co ectlviJad le encomienda.
Es factible cons!ruir una escuela
y una casa para el maestro con 5 l. 300.
De manera que, en- Ia muoiclr ra1dsd
de Quay ANA y con sus f3ndos, la Jun.
ia consegutri muy bier I'd tear einco
8 seis ca: as escue IS y casas vlvlendas
respee.ivas, cuyos aiquileres no ten
dra que pagan desde 81 ola en que CO.
miencsn utiizarae.
La escuela y la casa del macs
tro han ser con 9! tempo, 81 O. sitio
resulta bicn escogido, centro cuyo
amparo y sombra Sc vaya sgrupando
81 campesino, porque all{ encuentra
81 pan para la Int ,ligencla, el d1nica
para Ell 9 lpe, el omoniaco 9 dcido t9tico
pura Ia picIdura. -. etc.
Creemos de muohisima importaa-
ella las e.cuslas rurales, y cusnta aten.
ci6n dediquen elias las Jlntas no
sera exceslva, syudando al @l Dspar.
tamento, cuya cooIecscion ca este SEN
lido nos consta que ha de s'r p silva
y e6csz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
TEST|MONIO De GRAT|TUD
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRACIA.
San Jan.

Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA
San Juan.
Di,tiog4iio sen 1r; Tenemos el
h1nor de suplicar q usted la iaserc on
en- su ilistrado perl6dIco de las llneal
sigulentea;
II ,ce el espacio de tres meses gu
los d!s,luguidos doctores L6p An
torgiorgi, II vera Pagan VlIlami',
pracslcaron ca nusstra quar.di madre
una operation de alta clrujfA denom..
NADIA <L1parat9nia pa "a v7ntro VIA
cion del uteros con cuya operation Sc
encuentra hoy peri sctamsnte bien d.
las dolencIas q e le squei >ban.
Cdmple 6 ndestro debsr dem 1ftcar
con Ia mayor sinssrida1 nusstro agra
decim, ,snt) a los rsf5ridoI doctores,
que tan solf ;itos Sc prestaron para
realzAr tan dificil a,i6a, y Ga
particular al seh)r LOPEZ quien Sc
traslado des le su roaid9acia do San
Juan q e,t3 pueb 0 q pressar sus va
lioSos s3rvicios prof3slJnale de una
mansra desint9resa1a dem ostrando o
con este as.o 81 gen ,r0sIdad irg9 lita
de almas n Do % naeidas para 81 blea
de la humanidad
Ea nu )stro conc ,pto, los hombres
que proceden c5mo ell doct II Lopez y
Rivera, m3re ;sn eI ca itlcltlgo de Be.
nefaciorei de la hlmIaidad cdya mi.
sion cum plen Goa altos iaes 6C6no
satlsf tcer la d3uia consrafIa con los
referidos Galenos?
Solamente con nu 3atra ct raa grA-
tltld roblstscida COZ loi of 5cios de
nues;raI almss agtadeeid Va, All lu
hscemos c0nstar p )r m9diO d as pre-
sentes 'fnesS que de )ea lie ar los re-
f,ri1os dociores la prlsbl efc ate d.
nu sSt o siacara agcajec m sato sir.
viendo q Is vez cJnJ sltisf &C ci6l de
un debsr Gu nplido.
va ustsd sen Or D rector Is IN IS
expres.vas grac as por el obse lui0 que
noI dispense publicanlo eitas llneai.
S )mos de ustsd atentoi S. S. ..
B. s. M,
ANTONIO PAoR0 JoRDAN. ENRtQU E
PADRQ JORDAN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-08
Anofeles.
A nuestrOs coITesponsa|es

Uaa vez mis- LA DEMOCRAC Ola
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