Douglas Island news., 1915-03-24

at 6 o'clock To nominate candldates TOT councilmen and school clerk.
 John W. Steadman is spending a few days on the Island,
 The steamer Humboldt arrived from the South this afternoon.
 Before buying your Easter Hat, call and inspect Leivers' stock.
 Mrs. l.. c. Thomas was very ill last night, but is better this morning.
 Male citizens who wish to participate in the city election should register
 The Douglas ball park is all cut up to permit the laying ot big sewer.
 Mrs. H. E. Chambers is a passenger for Douglas on the steamer Spokane.
 Tom Ryan, all around carpenter and builder, is back from a visit at Tenakee.
 Mrs. E. Loomis has returned from the Juneau hospital to her home in this city.
 Fritz Moritz, "Diamond Fritz" was passenger for Juneau yesterday on the Dolphin.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. D. Carpenter, of Treadwell, will depart on the Humboldt for California.
 George Anderson, who has been visit ing in Douglas, left on the Georgia for bic home in Sitka.
 NJ. Emory left on the Georgia this morning for visit to Chiohagof and Sitka Hot Springs.
 Richard Bushell, Jr., the dry editor of the Ketchikau Miner, has been visit ing at the capital city.
 Bert Loomis bas gone to work as head sawyer at the saw mill, and Mir. J. O. Kirkham as millwright.
 The Dolphin tied up to the Douglas dock yesterday morning at 6 o'clock with passengers and freight.
 Mayor O'Conuor will sail tomorrow on bis launch Celtic for visit to the Rainbow group at Eagle river.
 Tie Al Ri came in from the south early Monday morning and left on her return trip late Monday night.
 Passengers for the South on the Al Ri were Emil Olson, John A. Anderson, John s. Nelson and A. F. Smith.
 The city council has decided to burn the stumps on tue school house block, to give space for ball ground for the boys. Herbert Spencer, of Treadwell, has been duly installed as agent for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company at that place.
 United States District Attorney Smiser, Mrs. Smiser and perhaps some little Smisers are supposed to be on the road to Juneau.
 Alexander Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Russell, of this city, arrived last night on the steamer Princess Ma uuinua from Victoria, B. c.
 Prizes for cash All our stock of Christmas goods at reduced prices. We are still at the old stand and our motto is Service" Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 Desmond Dermody has been ap pointed Island representative of the Alaska Daily Dispatch, vice M. s. Perkins, who has pressing business in Juneau just now.
 A very quiet and orderly mass meet ing was held at Juneau last night, at which all of the members of the pres ent council were nominated, besides ten or twelve others.
 A bunch of children from the higher grades of the Douglas public school visited the territorial legislature one day last week. They came home safe, but not greatly impressed.
 The Alice came in yesterday with boom or logs lOt tue DOubA"9 '"" -''4A and work will start with a full crew m a few days. Among the improvements to the plant is a new dry kiln.
 Pete Peterson, the butcher, an- nounces the opening of bis place op- posite the O'Connor store. He makes a speciality of live and dressed pultry, fancy smoked and salted meats.
 There are always notable people liv- ing at Treadwell. Several years ago Daniel Webster and Franklin Pearce