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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-11-03
is Rowe, W D WendalI, H M

y y I\oWe, w ~ Wenoall, II Nl
Young.
j Rubel. j R Bingham, S j High.
B Rosenstiel. Isaac D Borders.
L Rosenbaum. Jno. Lowe, W Y
Connell.
D Reeder. (rooms p II c Edmond
son. D c Fount, eating place not yet
assigned.
OH Shell, W.T. j Sullivan, R |
Collins. Foods j c Park. W M
Campbell.
A T Stovall. R A Meek. j W Hon
nell. Levin P Lake, and one other.
Walter Smith, j H Mitchell. Levin
P Lake and one other.
Mrs. Sallie Smith. j j Garner, D
M Geddie, Parham Williams.
RC Swan. T C Adair.
c M Savage, j c Lowe. W e
Lester.
Mrs. W C Stovall. H S Spraggins
and wife.
WE Savage. T w Lewis, Dr.. W
B Murrah.
AE Spencer. JF Ovens. D H
Crowson.
RI Spradley, (rooms p not yet
assigned.
HI Stone, R McDougal, R A
Miller.
VIC Stone. w R Goudelock, j W
Hall.
F Striebich, C W Strickland, B B
Sullivan.
Dale Samson, R | Allen, j A
Bifle.
VIM. Tindall. c L Jones, M G
DuBard.
w A Taylor. j E Cunningham, T
P Lipscomb.
Mrs. DR.. Tindall, (rooms y not yet
assigned.
TIA Trice, A A Martin, G W Nc
CLAIM at Mrs. Robt. Huntington.
OF Trice, S NJ Thames, T j Hall
acre.
JE Vice. K A Jones. A P Leech
TT Wood6n. X KP Foust. W M
Langley.
M r Waller, Bishop E E Hoss.
Henry Waller. L M Lipscomb. Z
w Babb.
JC Whiteside. j B Streater at
King Hotel.
Wesley Williams, Herbert Holmes
wv F Johnson.
In addition to the above. several
young men are paying the board ol
some, at some Of the boarding houses
mentioned here. Will others agree tc
do this. Other assignments will be
made when we get place fro then
to eat.
These are your delegates. Il any
thing happens that you cant take then
! in the home, arrange for them else
where.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-11-03
1st District.

State VS. Allie Smith. manslauGhter;
guilty, sentenced to ten years in PEN
itentiary. Application for new trial
overruled.
State VS. Rube Dobbs, conceale q
weapons; mol pros. Same. assault. AoI
pros. Same, assault. not guilty. Same.
forgery; verdict guilty. 2 years in PEN
itentiary.
State VS. Lon Kinney. murder; ver-
dict as charged, but disagreement as
to punishment, sentenced to Penitenti-
airy for life.
lContinued on last psse)
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-11-03

Most dis6surins skin eruptions.
scrofula. pimples, rashes. ETC., are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
ters is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you clear-eyed. clesr-brained, clear
skinned.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-11-03
Conference Entertainment

Mrs Mamie Knox. (rooms p moi
yet assigned.
TT Lyles, j M Watt. Jno. R
Stewart.
j L Lyons. Jno, Richey, J E
Thomas.
Mrs. Emma LaGrone, R A Ellis, R
NJ Davis.
CA LaGrone, L W Cain, J A
Greening.
Mr.. Lawless. Thos. Mills and wife
DF Morgan. j 7 Lewis, R P Neb-
lett.
A S Miller, Eugene johnson, F A
Howell, R P Goar, M D Fly.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-11-03
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

!
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
State VS. Joe Alice Pearson, George
Ann Pearson, murder; retired to files.
I State VS. Will Williams. assault and
battery; mole pros.
State VS. Wesley Cannon. burglary
and larceny; continued.
State VS. Baker McLendon. burglary
and larceny; continued.
State VS. BurreII Robertson, shooting
into train; continued.
State VS. Bake McLendon, burglary
and larceny; continued.
State VS. Wesley Cannon. burglary
and larceny; continued.
State VS. R. w. Arnold, appeal; mole
pros.
State VS. John Henry Gladney. as
sauIt and battery; continued.
State VS. George Mcintosh, assault
and battery, guilty; one year in poni-
tentialy.
State VS. Lititia Darden. arson; not
guilty.
State VS. Harris Green. concealed
weapons; guilty. fined S25.
State VS. Jessie Green, concealed
weapons; guilty. fined $25.
State Bill Gregory. disturbing pub
lie worship; guilty. fined $40.
City Of Okolona VS. Hilliard Sto-
vail. vagrancy; not guilty.
State VS. Ira Davis, burglary and
larceny; guilty, 2 years in penitentiary.
State VS. Jim Lewis. petit larceny;
guilty, 3 months in Jail and fined S1OO-
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-11-03
CIRCUIT COURT
PROCEEDINGS OCTOBER TERM
CIVIL DOCKET.
End District.

Ward Daw son VS. Western Union
Telegraph Co.; judgment for plaintiff
for S1.680.
f. S. Elliott, Exec. VS. Edna Reilley.
I.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
sAAAlIStrlENTS
COMEDY AT oRpHguM TONIGHT

Commencing tonight and continu- in1 for the balance of the week. Walt CT Arniin and his associase players will offer for the amusement of the Bisbee theaire-goers that quaintiy beautiful play. made famous by Sol Smith Russell. Peaceful Valley The story of the play is that of q young country boy who is doing his best for his widowed mother and way ward sister in his own quiet way, whicA is so simply honest that it en- dears him forever in the hearts of. all who know him. Armin in the part of the country man k sAid to reach near the ideal in quiet. unassuming dra- matic work and his support is 50 well balanced as to make ihe evenings en- tertainment delightful. New ya1ide. vile festnlxs wifi be added to the per formance. the rlanags6nenf, harins booked acts which will arrive this morning. making a continuous double bill. As usual. the box office win open at 1 o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
 HAS PASSED AWAY
Mrs. Geo, M. Jackson, Bridt of Two Months, Moumed
 By Many Friends.

The remains of Mrs. George NJ. Jackson. accompanied by her be- rssayed husband and Mrs. Jesse To- land. sister of che deceased. left yes terday afternoon over the Southwest ern for Denver, where interment viii Ifoalow amid the scenes Of ber enid hood, surrounded by relatives and dear friends.
 The death Of Mrs. Jackson is one iof more than passing sadness. A bride of only two months to . day. Isbe gas suddenly called from the scenes of useful activity and home crowded with happiness. seemingly with mo word of notice. Heart trouble was given as the cause. and her summons was so unexpected that only her sister was present when she was called to go.
 In her death the people of this con. munity nave lost charming per sonality, one whom to know was to learn to love. For seven years she walked among admiring friends who saw her bloom into womantiood and develop those traits which are 90 admired in the American people  and .emuiated by all the world. And they saw her go to the altar with the man of her choice. where she took the vows which makes the fire side altar the most sacred of all our institutions. And in two snort months. all too soon. they passed her bier and took the last look at her gentle face, cold in death.
 But the great comfort to tnose who mourn will be found in the memory that she lived; that she deeply i'm pressed her Individuality for good up on those with whom she associated. and those favored with her acquaint- ance. And when they taink of her sleeping. beneath the daisy and the buttercup, they vill recall the life of one whose friendship was broad enougn for all.
 The funeral services here were aeld under the auspices of the Rebekahs. after which the large membership es- corted the body to the train.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
SANTA ANNA
 ARIzO MA IS
 PUSHING WORK
Company Has Eighteen Claims Near Courtland District- Force of Men Will Be h. creased h a Few Days.

One of the stocixholders has just retarnse from the property of the santa Anna-Arizona properties west of coaxtiand. where they have been steadily operating for some months past This Is a district sf which very little hasS, bessa said. and is re- ported to be one of tSe best proper ties in this section of the southwest
 In this district. in addition to the Santa Anna-Arizona property, several others are working good forces Of men. md have blocked out good quantities Of high grade ore.
 In speaking of tho Santa Anna-Ari- zona. the stockhoider stated yester- day Ciat progrcss was being made rapidly. and that some of the best ore had be-a taken from here Of any in that district.
 We have group of eighteen claims there said he. and we have been working q force of men regular. ly- We ~sii be adding more to the pay roA in . few days. and win in- crease the development work rapidly. We ara now down On one shaft 3S0 feet and will continue te the 400 lev eA when we will cross cut to< the ledge.
 sThe ledge is seven or eight fect on the surface. and Is distinctly de h.aat for a long distance across ths mounta5n- IL is The purpose of the company to run the cross cut a dis tanes of aee feet and cut the les4Se. At fafs point the ledge wIr be en- countered nearly if not quito. f.9o9 fect under the surface. as the noun tain is almost perpendiculaE- at many points through which the crossect viii be run.
 "There are a number of rfc,f prop critics h this district. whica Is about eight miles from Courtland. and fif- teen miles east of Tombstone. The country is very rough and a circuit- ous route is required to get into Courtland. where the shortest route will be made for shipping purposes" "
 The owners Of this property ara Bisbee men. consisting of George H. Neaie. J. W. Ross. $. K Williams. A. F. Gressier. A W. McPhersoR, W. Goar. and H. D. Benlett's. estate.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

Tariff on Hides. Wool and Live Stock General Discussion.
 SECOND DAY.
 January 27. 10 a. m
 Music Meat laspection"-Dr. o. E. Dyson, Chicago. Illinois.
 Benefits Derived from Live Stock Organizations and C0operatior~-i. T. Pryor, President Cattle Raisers As sociation Of Texas.
 Address-Hon. Clifford Pinchot, Chairman National Conservation Com mission. Washington. |. C. Addrrss-E. $. Gosney. President Arizona Wool Growers Association.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 ? o'clock.
 Music Live Stock Conditions in Cahforz- ia"-Dr. C. NJ. Haring, Veterinarian. University of California Federal Control of Public Grazing Lands'-Dwignt B. Heard. President Arizona Cattle Growers Association. The Future Of tae Cowrnan"--J. C. Underwood. of Wyoming; Secretary Laramie County Cattle ana Horse Growers Association.
 General Discussion of Administra- ton of Forest Reserves. and Proposed GoverDmens Control of the opeiI Range.
 THIRD DAY. .lg January 2s. 70 o'clock a. m.
 Music
 Consideration of Resolutions
 General Business
 Election of Officers. Selection of Next Place of Meeting.
 Adjournment.
 ENTERTAINMENT For Desegatse, Members and Friends. Tuesday Evening. January 26. at < o'clock-Reception in rooms ef tho Chamber of Commerce, l2S South Broadway. Wednesday Evening. January 27, al 8 o'clock-Athletic Contests and Re ception in Y. NJ. c. A. Building. 72l South Hope St.
 Thursday afternoon. January 2s, al I2 o'clock-Automobife Ride, starting from Chamber of Commerce. Friday Morning. January 29, at 3 o'clock-Trip to Pasadena, etc, start ing from Pacific Bssctrfc Depot. Saturday Afternoon, January @, at 2 a'clock-Driying Clyb Matinee at Agricultural Park
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
Skipped Beard Bill.

A Mexican giving the name Of Car los Sanchez was arraigned before Jus tieo Murphy. of Lowell. yesterday upon the charge of fraud. Santos Maiendas, the- complaining witness, testified that the. defendant had de liDerately attempted to ''beat" him out of a balance of sI50 due on . board bill. He charges that Sanchez packed his belongings surreptitiously and crept away like the proverbial thief in the night, and all for the pur- pose of escaping the payment of q dol- lar and half which he didn't have. Constable l.. E. Bailey, who made the arrest, had a lively chase for his man but finally reed him in Bisbee. The justice imposed a fine of Slc.00. and from the look of disgust on his face. 1t was easy to guess that he would have liked to make fEe punishment apply to the plaintiff as well. t is not often that sacn Q tFifiing sum Leads to litigatioDs- Mslendas runs a boarding house in tSs upper psrt Of Johnson Addition
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
.ARIzPE COMPANY
 ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
Property Located Near Cana nea-6ood Sized Force Of
 Men at Work.

TAc annual meeting of tho Arizpe
 Mining company was held in Bisbee
 this week and directors and officers
 were elected to serve for the ensuing
 year. There were several changes iD tae personnel of the directorate. there being q majority of eastern men.
 The Arizpe property has been oper.
 afed for the past six gears and good results generally are reported from the management The property is
 located some fifteen miles southwest Of Cananea. and about thirty men are at work. The company is saking out copper and silver ore carrying good yGlues. Business relating to the prog. ress of the property was generally discussed. and it Is expected to in- crease the force in the near future. Many of tae stockholders are men connected with the Greene Canansa company and are practical mining men. James II. Kirk. superintendent;
 of tlTe property was formerly mine superintendent Of the Greeae-Cana Dea-
 The following officers were elected; President. Edward Quirk; first vice
 president. James II. Kirk; second vice uresident and treasurer. Alfred Clark. Boston; secretary. George Young. Cananea: assistant secretary. X. Fritchie. Cambridge. Mass; assistaa. treasurer, Y. R. Walling. Messrs.
 Walling. Kirk and Quirk were nsnsed
 as the executive committee and will meet today at Cananea 10 make plans
 for ihe coming year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
JUSTICE COURT NEWS.
,..e% -.
Change Of Venue.

The civil case of W. F. Erwin against Henry Mcdonald. which was originally the criminal case of Henry Mcdonald. alias Henry Criss, against ". F. Erwin, has been transferred to she-court of Justice Murphy, Of Low eli on change of venue. This step Is taken Rt the instance of the now complaining witness counsel, E. c. Strickler This affair has been throughout about the most puzzlins problem a justice ever had to decide. IL Is a tumble of attachments and counter attachments. charges and recriminAtiors. It is aii over the possession of kit of plumbers tools worth not over $75. Justice Murphy will in all probability be subpoenaing Sam Lloyd. the Chinese puzzle ex- pert, before he is through with the casa
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
0F CAT TLEMEN
 FOR WEEK
Contains Addresses and Papers From Their Most Prominent
 Leaders Upon Subjects of
 Vital Interest To Them.

Policing is the program of the cat tlemen's convention, now in session in the Belasco theatre, Los Angeles:
 FIRST DAY. Tuesady, January 26, fc o'clock a. n,. r% -rf E Music
 Convention Called to Order lnvocation-Dr. J. s. Thomson Addresses of Welcome-Hon A. C. Harper, Mayor of Los Angeles; Hon. Geo. H. Stewart, President of Cham Der of Commerce.
 Response-Hon. Jonn W. Springer. Denver. Colorado.
 Annual Address of President.
 Appointment of Committees.
 Roll Call
 Report of Standing Committees 'sOur Foreign Markets"-Hon. ". A. Harris, Lawrence, Kansas.
 AFTERNOON SESSION
 ? o'clock.
 Music
 Introduction and Reference of Res oultions.
 Land Laws-Their Administration and Effect"-HoR. Joseph NJ. Carey. Cheyenne. Wyoming
 What the Live Stock Industry De mands of Congress s. II. Cow |ah. Attorney American National Live Stock Association i F s The Loco mvestigation"-C. U Marsh. Expert Bureau of Plant ID- dnstry, Washington D. C. g
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
Chicago Cattle.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Cattle receipts 2.5O0 head. Reeves. S4.1OG7.0O; west ern. S3.S5G5 50: stOckers and feeders $4.OO@515; COWS and heifers, sI.S5Q $40; calves, $5.00A7.25.
 Sheep receipts, 14.O00. Market was strong. Natives. S3.3545.75; wcstornl s3.35G5.75: vearlings. S5.S0G7. 100 Lambs natives, s5.25a7 75; westerns $525H7.S0
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
THe CAVALIERS DANCE.

The Cavaliers dance which was given, last night was largely attended and thoroughly enjoyed. Good music was one of the features and nothing was left undone to make the event one of the features of social Bisbee. IL was a dress occasion and butler and a maid in waiting looked 10 the cnmforts of all
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
Barrie, Critic.

]. N. Barrie some years ago was persuaded to take the chair at Burns celebration fin Scotland. He was ex- trenely silent aud stole away at the earliest opportunity. Next week sp- peared in the National Observer a hu- morous article entitled Mir. Barrie Tn tine Chair" in which Mir. Barrie's lack of social tact was held up to ridicule. Many people thought the writer had gone too far and protested. But the author of the article was MT. Barrie himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
FOREIGN. MARKETS
 SHOW UNEASINESS

NEW YORK. Jap. % Special in- fiuences that governed the wide movement insthe handful of stocks to- day were conflicting in their effect on the general list or more property had Ia neutraiizing effect which aggravated dullness in trading. Dealings were at Ia point of stagnation between occa, sional sDurts and moderate activity. Foreign markets are uneasy over the Balkan situation and thero was balance of sales over the purchases of stocks for London account in New York.
 Bonds were irregular Total sales. par value.s sS.043,9eo. United States bonds quiet.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
A Civil ection.

Yesterday morning Justice Nur- phyis court was the scene Of spirit ed civil action, in which B. c. Will isms apfeared against J. W. Arnett
 R. c. Stanford appeared for the de fe1sfant. and J. W. Ross for the pkzi1sin The case. which is the re
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

Since many of the big universities of the United States will be represent. d al Seattle next year in the athletic games. it is planned to have tents oD the grounds to represent each univer .5ty and students will locate one an other through registers in the big tent city
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
lnfuenee Of Esminins pr....

Few men realize the influence that dress has upon them- Man thinks that he is an unbiased being. open to con viction. 10 sound logic. to unanswera- ble argument. Fond delusion. He is open to nothing except to the eio. srence of a few yards of silk and to thc persuasion of soft iaces.--LondoD Graphic @- .-
 Tho sachsior's Button.
 -what is a 'bachelor's buttonr"
 "one that amt shere.---C Clevehn1 Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

The Methodist church. through its iaymen and pupils all over the United States. will advertise the religious features of the Alaska ukon-Pa Exposition to be held in Seattle in 1908
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27

suit of an alleged debt. was brought up on a demurrer. Decision has been post ponel until today.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO, Jan. % With the ex- the first few minutes of the session. the wheat market was bearishly in- clined all day. The close was only a Itrife over the lowest price for the day with May at $1.06 1-4; July S44c.
 The price of cash corn. al, the. sample table was up -1-4@3-sc The market closed firm with prices 1-S@1-4c high. |er, with May at 62,l-4962 3ssc; July. 52 1-2c.
 There was Q good general trade in oats, final quotations wee unchanged 10 a shade higher compared with the previous close. May closed at 51 7-sc; July. 46i.c.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
Metal Msket.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2e.-There was 8 decline of shiliings in London tin market. Spot closed at e126 2s 6d, and futures at e127 I7s 6d Locally the market was weak and lower in consequence. spot quoted at 27l62k@ 2s.75.
 6s Sd, and futures EGO 6s Sd in Lon don. Locally the market was weak and nominally unchanged with lake quoted at 14.00@14 25c; electnolytic. 13.62k Q14.00, and casting 13501 t3.621ac.
 Lead unchanged at E13 ss Cd in London. and $4l5&9.zs iecaliy
 Spelter advanced to 921 1es in London The local Ezzarkee was dull and unchanged at $5.111E.T5
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-27
pRlcf or s,.vEa

NEW YORK. Jan. s2s.--Ilar silve- '52 3-Sc: Mexican doEiars. fsc.
Douglas Island news., 1909-06-02

Late one night Jones complained to his wife of a severe cold, which affected him so that he could not speak above whisper. Restless and unable to sleep, he insisted upon dressing aud going to see the doctor. Arriving at the doc tors house he rang the door bell, but no one answered. After ringing loudly again and receiving DO response, he was about to return home when win dow above was thrown open and fem mine voice called out: "Who is it?" "It's Jones. Is the doctor in?" he asked, in low husky tones. "No," whis- pered the doctors wife, "come on in."
Douglas Island news., 1909-06-02

MT. l.. G. Thomas has just completed another library table, similar to the one sent to the A.-Y.-P. exposition. It will be sent to Seattle later. The work of MT. Thomas is the result of experi- menting, and shows up the beauties of the graining in the Alaska spruce bet ter, perhaps, than it has ever been done before. At any rate the work is worth seeing and those who are interested in Alaskan products will do we'll to call at Mir. Thomas establishment and see this table.
Douglas Island news., 1909-06-02

Among those who took in the excur- sion to Whitehorse were the following from Douglas and Treadwell: Alex T. Nelson, David Brown, P. w. Taylor, Emmett McKanna, Ernest Powell, Fred Hastings, Milton Kelly, Geo. Stephens, Mrs. Stephens, Minnie Knutson, Mabel Knutson, Alice Bach, Rose Penglase, l. D. Carpenter, Daniel Webster, pr. Sewell, Oliver Olson, Claude Penglase, Sam Samardich, Hilary McKanna.
Douglas Island news., 1909-06-02
TREADWELL TOPICS.

TREADWELL TOPICS.
 Mrs. Lyman s. Ferris entertained her lady friends at "5OO" Wednesday after. noon. Mrs. D. B. Veasie. was awarded drst prize, Miss Caroline Risedorph, second, and Mrs. H. G. Hall the con. solation.
 Miss Edna Carpenter entertained the Eight. Sixteen club on Thursday even. ing. Miss Adele Pickel, Miss Pearl Mackie and Mir. Ben Conn were award ed prizes.
 The Eight-Sixteen club held it's fare we'll meeting for the season on Friday night at the home of Mrs. H. G. Hall, with Miss Thora Smith as hostess The invited guests were Mir. and Mrs. T. A. TubbS, MT. and Mrs. R. R. Hubbard, Mir. and Mrs. H. G. Hall, Miss Edna Carpenter and Dr. G. c. Maule The evening was devoted to "500," at which Miss Adele Pickel and Mir. F. E. Laube captured first prizes, and Miss Elua Olson and Mr. w. R. farrell second. Afterward the entire party adjourned to the American Lunch Room to par take of banquet.
 Mr. Frank DeLozier has resigned his position at the Treadwell hoist and will depart ou an early boat for Se attle.
 Messrs. Dan Webster, A. K. Smith, D. Brown, l. D. Carpenter, Chas. Stevens aud Milton Kelly were visitors at Whitehorse during the Victoria cele- bratiou. They all report general good time in spite of the indictment weather.
 School closed on Friday after very successful years work, and many of the parents as we'll as the children re- gret to learn that Miss Risedorph has decided 10 give up the school.
 Mir. E. w. Pulver has resigned his po- sitiou at the machine shop and will re- turn to his home III Seattle.
 Mrs. w. w. Shorthill arrived Sunday . on the Northwestern from CordOva for visit with her mother, Mrs. John Richards, at Treadwell.
 Miss Carrie Risedorph, who has suc- cessfully taught the Treadwell school for the past term, was passenger for the south on the steamer Dolphin Sun. day.
 Construction of the No. 3 Rooming house is being pushed and will prob ably be finished in about two weeks. This house is to be furnished through out by the company for men who de- sire furnished rooms.
 Mir. w. L. Atkinson has given up his position in the surveyors office and is taking a practical course in milling at the 24O.
 Mir. Lloyd Carpenter has accepted the position as assistant to Mir. R. G. Wayland.
 The bank above the 240 vanner room is being rapidly sluiced into the bay.
 Mir. Wm. Robertson and John Mills have recently finished their boat and added another unit to the Treadwell mosquito fleet.
Douglas Island news., 1909-06-02

MT. and Mrs. F.. L. Turner, of Juneau, are now established in their new place and are ready to serve their Douglas friends with delicious ice cream and ice cream sodas. Mrs. Turner would like for the Douglas Island ladies to make her parlors their headquarters while in Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1909-06-02

Yesterday morning Thos. R. Lyons, of Juneau, took the oath of office and became judge of the United States dis trict court, succeeding Judge Royal A. Gunnison. One of his first official acts was the appointment of Henry Shat tuck, also of Juneau, clerk of the court.