Douglas Island news., 1911-02-22
TREADWELL TOPICS

The carpenters are OuSy uuLutIR large addition to Supt. Kinzie's resi- dence.
 ! Work has commenced at the 700 mill to get ready the extra % stamps to be installed, and the foundry force is working hard to have all the castings ready as soon as possible.
 ! The cyanide plant started up again few days ago and are now treating all the sulphuret from the different mills. ! Harry Wood has accepted position in the cyanide plant.
 The new ''tipple" to be used at the cyanide plant for dumping sulphuret cars has been installed and is working in first class shape.
 The show at the Club last Saturday night was attended by large crowd On Saturday afternoon the pictures were shown for the benefit of the men working night shift.
 How about that minstrel show that we have been hearing so much about? Has it fallen through?
 The Arctic Brotherhood will hold it's annual ball at the Treadwell Club on February 28th, to which all the Club members and residents of Douglas Isl and. as we'll as members of the A. B. lodge resident in Juneau are invited. l It will no doubt be first class dance, as the A. B.'s have the reputation of be- ing great entertainers. The Treadwell Club orchestra will furnish the music, which in itself is guarantee that there will be a good time.
 The track men are busy building a track from the Club house to the 700 shaft house for the purpose of convey ing the machinery up to the new hoist.
 The company is having tunnel blasted out near the end of the new Bullion wharf for the purpose of stor- ing the powder for Che mine.
 Machine men are at work at the south>end of the 700 mill, blasting out the large rock to make room for more railroad tracks to run into the mill.
 The big bowling tournment that has been going on at the Club the past few months is drawing to a close and the excitement is intense. The foundry boys were in the lead at the end of the sixth series of games by total of 90 pins over the assay office and the store was close up to both of them. The store team finished it's seventh series with a score of 2282 pins, which will make the foundry team have to bowl 2O91 to beat them. The final game be- tween the foundry and assay office takes place on Friday night of this week and no doubt will be a"hummer," as all the other teams will be on hand to cheer on their favorites. Persons the least bit inclined to be nervous had better fill their ears with cotton, as it is said there will be more roofing that night than ever before. Everybody is keyed up to the top notch and prac- ticing different yells to be used that night. Come along and either bring a horn or good strong voice with you, and use it for all you are worth. The Bullion bowling team, while not finish ing at the top, has the honor of rolling the highest score in any match, 2292 pins, and the highest score for q single game, S39. The Treadwen team, which won the sack of spuds for the lowest number of pins, intend to rent hall in Douglas and invite their friends to help eat them. They will have spuds in every shape-boiIed, fried, baked, mashed and several other ways, to be washed down with vet stuff. Next week the results of all the games will be printed in this column.
 On Monday night the cyanide plant defeated the machine shop by total of 10 pins-cyanide, 2O95; machine shop, 2OS5. Wyman, for the cyanide plant, bowled 21O in one game and fell down to 1O5 the next. Had he done little better at the finish he would have had a good chance of landing the prize for the highest individual average in the tournament.
 The BOO mill started to drop yester- day and the face of Foreman Brown now wears pleasant smile, for he ex-