Douglas Island news., 1913-03-12
The Douglas Island News.
TIE LOCALE FIELD.

 hall Monday night.
 Fred lille is laid up with severe at tack of rheumatism.
 BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. Domnico Oberto, on Sunday, March 9th, girl.
 Of course the ladies are interested in Spring Hats, and Stubbins has them now on display.
 Jensen sells the Colonial Oak heating stove, manufactured by the Great Western Stove Co.
 c. NJ. Blain has resigned his position at the city dock and Councilman l.. w. Kilburn is his successor.
 LADIEs-Do not neglect the oppor tunity to see the splendid display of spring hats at Stubbins'.
 George Bach, who has spent the win ter in the States, will start for the Northland about the 18th inst,
 Since the converting of the legislature all of the saloons in Juneau have in- creased their force of bartenders.
 When in need of good snow shovel, ice creepers, skates, or sled for the kid, give us a call. Jensen, Second St.
 Two Treadwell boys, Leo Till and Ed Atkinson, are making up dog team to mush to the Lake Tesliu strike, by way of Wraugell.
 Spring is here. The Christmas trees are being hauled to the bay, together with a miscellaneous collection of tin cans and stovepipes.
 Last Sunday, the second anniversary of the big fire in Douglas, was passed by the citizens of the town with meek ness and submission.
 Just arrived-Teddy cars, express wagons, velocipedes and sidewalk sul- kies. Douglas Hardware Store, J. $. Minkove. Phone 55.
 Phil McKanna and Dan Kennedy, of Juneau, are preparing to start for the Lake Teslin strike, They will go by way of the Taku river.
 A bunch of boats is due from the Sound this week. Tne Maripoaa, Thursday; the Jefferson, Friday; aud the Humboldt, Saturday.
 Bath tubs, shower baths, nickle plated and crystal glass fixtures, toilets, lavatories, sinks and standard fittings. Douglas Hardware Store, Phone 55. J. $. MiDkove.
 We carry the standard makes of car penters' aud mechanics tools-Sar geant's P. s. $ w.; Stanley's and Goes, etc. Douglas Hardware Store, J. $. Minkove, Phone 30.
 Mir. M. M. Cruikshank, of Chilliwack, B.C., came up last night on the Prin- cess May and will spend the summer in Alaska. Mir. Cruikshank is brother iu-iaw of Judge Frank Bach, of this city.
 Mir. B. R. Leivers announces that the Douglas Ice Cream Parlor will open its doors to the public this Wednesday, evening. FREE Ice Cream will be served from ' to 10 o'clock. Everybody in- Vited.
 A meeting of the directors of the Douglas Hotel Go. vas held at John Feusi's residence on Saturday evening and the following permanent officers were elected; President, l.. s. Ferris; vice president, John Feusi; secretary, Robt. E. Coughlin; treasurer, P. H. Fox.
 Angelo Savino, who suffe' ed death as the result of an accident in the Perse Verance mine back of Juneau, was buried in the Douglas cemetery on Friday. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in this city, under the auspices of the Alaska Labor Union. Rev. Father Bruckert ofticiated. Deceased was a native of Italy and his age was 26 years.
 Camp Treadwell, A. B., held lively session last night at A l.. U. hall, at which there were number of visitors from other Camps, most of whom have come as delegates to attend the con- yention. Among them were M. Katzen- meyer of Wrangell, N. DeDrie and J. F.. Johnson of Petersburg, D. Smith Har- ris of Ketchikan, and Judge W.B.Stout, H. P. M. Birkin bine, Grant Baldwin, Fred Handy and Henry Erie of Camp Haines.