Douglas Island news., 1911-03-15
Bndweiser at the Log Cabin

FoR RENT-Six-room house. Apply to Mrs. FOntaine.
 Mrs. Robert dsberg returned from Seattle on the Jefferson.
 J.W. Armstrong arrived in the city via the steamer Jefferson
 St. Patrick's ball at Natatorium hall on Friday night. Be there, you Irish. Wilfred Leivers is expected to arrive in Douglas on the next Jefferson from Seattle.
 If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 The Alaska Barge Company will start its first ship for Alaska op the 2nd of this month.
 If you are looking for something in the line of patent coffee or tea pot see Jensen.
 Mir. and Mrs. Steve Kane, of Hoonah, came to Douglas last week, after learn ing of the fire.
 Mrs. Cassie Secrest has returned from Juneau, where she went last week on account of illness.
 c. Roeue expects to get new glass front for the Log Cabin oD the Hum- boldt after the next.
 Dr. P. J. Malone has been appointed surgeon for the government hospital for natives st Juneau.
 Gov. Walter E. Clark, accompanied by bis wife, started for Washington on the steamer Jefferson.
 Paul Bloedhorn bears the marks of a fire nozzle near his eye, but cheerfully says, "It might be worse"
 The committee collecting funds for the fremen is having great success. A few hours work netted S75o.
 Lonnie NJ. Powers and family have moved into the Kane cottage on Third street, between D and B streets.
 Dr. ". E. Stoft and wife will depart on the Humboldt for the States. They will make their home at Omaha, Neb.
 F. M. Simpson returned last week from a visit to California. Frank says that no place but Douglas looks good to him.
 Jack Brevig stopped at Douglas last week on his way to Fairbanks. He was kept busy shaking hands with old friends,
 The Douglas central of the telephone company has been established in part of the storeroom of the Alaska Drug Company.
 Wm. Frank, who went to Seattle To seek expert treatment for his eyes, re turned Sunday very much benefited, in fact almost well.
 The days in which you can register for the spring election are slipping past. You had better attend to it at once, for you may want to vote.
 Nick Burley died at Seattle on March 7th. The last few years of his life were spent in getting away from places at She request of the authorities.
 A meeting of Hose Go. No. ], of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department will be held at the City hall tonight after tbe grand opening at the New Lyric theatre.
 Douglas Is to have still another saloon. It will be located opposite the Douglas Opera House and it's propri- etors will be Andrew Popovich, M. George and Laza Drazich.
 The steamer Humboldt reached Ketchikan at [ o'clock Last night Among her passengers for Douglas are Mrs. Wm. Stubbins, Albin Barltello snd Frank Fuller.
 pr. Stoft wishes to annOunee that he has sold bis practice to Dr. K. G. Clay, of Juneau, who will make good all Dr. Stoft's guarantees and conduct his practice along honest, ethical lines.
 Alex Nelson says that the "Littls Douglas" erected since the fire, will be ready for business tonight. Pretty anick work-six days after the fire to be doing business in a nsw building.
 LOdgess or thek representatives, haV- ino in mind the builaing of hall, are reouestsd to see John Henson before taking any decided steps. He has a