Douglas Island news., 1918-09-20

New snow has fallen on the peak o, Che A. B. mountain near skag- way
 Henderson creek, in the Klondikc region. is stiu producing good values in gold
 The wraugcll schools have started up for Che an term with 77 pupils enrolled
 Dr. Cassels. formerly ot Dawson. is now a major iu Che medical corps ol Che q. S. Army
 vuhialmur Stcionssou lectured tn Dawson recently for Che benefit of Che Canadian Red Cross.
 Steve Grant. of wrangcll. has re- cciycI % commission as second lieu tenant iu che army Hc is at Camp Lewis
 A wood dealer on Che Yukon re- gently lost 100 cords or wood when che boom that it was n got out of control
 The grace granted Go draft dodgers n Canada ended on August 30. and now If any of them are caught they win bc treated as dcscrters
 There Is uo doctor at Ruby and che folks there are worried over fact. as it is quite a long ways Co che next town where there is one.
 Am interesting trip was recently taken by WhItchorse people from chat place co Che Pclly river over che new road recently constructed.
 Work is progressing rapidly on Che rebuilding of Che Wilson & Syl- ycstcr mill at Wrangcll that was burned Co Che ground some months ago.
 There ts talk of rcorEanizinE Che Dawson branch ot Che Legion of rronucrsmcu. an organization that is scattered an over thc British col- onies
 sso.Oo0 worth Of dust was clean ed up tbis year by Jerry Ford, Al. Walsh and Tom Aiken on their claim on Flat creek In the Iditarod district
 Corporal b. c. Rousseau, one of Che proprictors of the Whitohorsc Star. and son of che editor of that pap,r Is now stationed at Long isl- and NY
 Colonel puucu. Major Rosenberg. Captain pulen. Captain CoEswcll sereemt-MaIor wurzbochcr. Chief Gunner pykc are some skagway boys n che service O, Uncle sam.
 Sergeant Aubrey simmons. son of sub-CoUgctor Leo Simmons, of Car cross. was recently wounded m France He was a member Of che British Heavy Artillery
 Two Yukon boys. Sergeant Thomas OBricn and Angus Mcclellan, were recently killed while fighting with Che Canadian troops In France. The former was born iu Dawson.
 Tho steamer Dawson on recent trip down Che Yukon towcd scow load ot railroad material that wos consigned Go Nenano. Co be used on 'tbc Panama Valley Railroad Jerry QumIan. well known old- timer of Alaska. died at Dawson re- gently while on his way out from Fairbanks Go Che outside for medi- |cal treatment. He was buried ot | Dawson.
 Ed Herman .a miner working on Thistle creek In the Klondikc dis |rrIct. was found dead there recently |He has probably tripped and fallen. |sr.kmr his head on piece Of hy- |draulic pipe
 Fred Maclcunan. son Of Collector .of Customs Fred Maclcnnan oi Wrltehorsc. has been wounded in Africa where he was with Che Brit | ish army. Four Maclennan boys arc in ,he service
 The wrangeu Red Cross has con- tributed S1.3446S towards the up- keep of two hospital beds In France Inc is estimated that this sum will provide for the upkcep ot these two |bcds for a year
 Ceremonies were recently held at ! Dawson at Che unfurliug of the scrv. | fec flag of Che Dawson Aeric oi Eagles There are 53 members of Che lodge iu Che service and fom ! have been killed. ! vuhIalmur Stefansson, the Arcti, explorer. mushed from the Summit to ssaeway on the famous White |P.ss. He arrived three hours after ! Che train. He spent about twenty four hours tn skagway
 James Withrow, Dominion telc