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Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
DEVELOPMENT AT
 JUALIN TO START
President Vauophem Announces That Work win Be Resumed
 at Bemers Bay Mine

That Che Iuar mine I'm Bguer b.y win resume operations Immoli- ate.y after hc Grt of the yoar i m, news brought ta Juneau by Jom vmopbom president ot thc Jm.n Mining Company who is m tha vt .nHv from Belgium looking over property interests Ho a accom- panied by b.s wil. daughter nephew aud two Belgium men, one n pro lessor of geology i'm Lc'u lH.rer
 s and Che other a alockho'lor n uc mining company
 Mr. vmonh.m and hts eue.. have but recently returned from a H'ny a' n. Imn where Che mine uos thor oushlr examined cui upon h.s DO. uru to Juneau Che announcement wa. malo Of Che now plans ot thc company
 seycu months ago Mr. Nauorhom .iated hat as soon as exchange ratc. m tlo Belgian tlue had reached
 mUln- near normal work that vas suspended on One mine last nrne would he resumed lt H w. ioe,ooi chat arrangements have now been made to fumco che develop. mont work at tho mine w'h fund secured u .he ru.,ci States
 The plans for development call for hc resumption Of work ou Che long drainage and tommne ummo. ,ao erection ol a aamn mIII or other style ol reduction plant and thc on- ouuou ol thc property on a largo ..uIe
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
SOME SERVICE

A package was shipped by express from Cincinnati. to man at unimak Pass. to the westward. in September, l9l7 The package came Go Seward. The man received word the next year
 that Che package was sent. Express Agent Mcdonald. n Seward, wrote to Che Unimak Pass man chat there wa. no express service Co the vest ward and if he would forward a certain sum of money the package would be sent by parcel post. The unimak Pass man received Che letter from Mr. Mcdonald and forwarded tho money in May of this year. The money was received by Mir. McDon- ald on Che last trip Of the mail boat. which was August 12 Tho package goes forward on Che Pulitzer and should reach Che Unimak Pass man at ieast three years after it was shipped from Cincinnati. Seward Gateway
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
BOUNDARY LINE

Boundary lines between cmada and Alaska north of Prince Rupcr. are to bc determined accurately hy cneIuc.r ol Che Dominion and Am. .rrr governments thH summer A party O. Canadian engineers from Onava arrived at Prince Rupert re- muy and have begun their survey
 They win work north until they meet a party ol American engineers who are working south from th0 rml rror The two expeditions win clear boundary uul cut 10 wears ago and crcet new cairns and monuments Co mark the dividing lime between nc two countries
 rue work Of delu.6e be bouu diary clearly s due to tho silver
 strike ou tbc coa.. mountains Th'
 lgw field liu on both sides Of thD lime and m Che present state Of th' boundary miners arc unable to tci under which aae ,bo.r claims arc lo rted This n am important Que Hon between tbc nations as Che sl yer mines prom.s rich development
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
YOUNG FOLKS LEAVING

Many young folks Of Douglas have lc0 or are leaving soon for other poiau In Alaska and iu Che States to both tcacb and attend school. Complimentary to them there was Q dance given last Tuesday night at rhauo in One gymnasium Tho affair war said to bc most enjoyable one.
 Among those leaving the city arc Verne Hannah. who left with her mother Mrs. J. M Hannah. early in tbe week to ,cach school at KataiIa: Frances. May and Esther Casheh. who arc going to Victoria. France. and Esther Co attend school and May io take a course In nursing, Mary Noraelc Of Thaue. who win teach
 hool a Hope in Western Alaska Michael Monarlc. who is going to Sc. auIe to school: Herman Gius. whC leaves early next month to attend th' University of Washington. Raymond Ileilv who win resume his s'udIe. at Gonaea College; Impi Aalto wil |ioavc next Thursday morning on th' . Earl M to teach at Tenakoe: Helm salto win loayo soon to tcach al Koum in Western Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
TELL ABOUT ALASKA
 MISSION OF NOON
Envoy Leaving Seward by Special Invitation to Tell South of
 Alaska and lts Needs

Tine Pioneers of Alaska arc soud- me and envoy to the States Co present thc needs ol he territory not only at Washington but to commercial bod. an oyor Che United States hat have presented a general Iuy.- muou for One envoy to visit thom. Tho Pioneers have chosen John Noon or Seward. one of Che most popular and woI-uiormed men m Western Alaska
 The Seward Gateway has Che iol- lowing to about Mr Noon and his Iaon.
 Seattle h already humping itself to outdo any other city, oven nttIo old Now York; m thc public. woI- come Go bo given John Noon upon his ar.ggl 0ua.dc. according to prI- rato adr.ccs received in sowarl MT. Noon leaves on tho Northwestern for Washington city as Che roprescu- auve of thc Order Of Pioneers and thc united commercial organizations of Che territory Hls general orders pro fo got relief for this bureau ridden hureau-uucd territory from too much conservation and too little prosperity The mission is supported by fund created by public subscrIp- uon. which lt Us now believed hy Che promoters Of Che plan. win run to SI0.OoO or moro when tho other ter- rlor'al cities turn u their quotas and private citizens willing Co help have sent In individual subsar.p- uons Already unsolicited contrihu- lions are beginning Co be handed n to tbc banks and there is no telling iusi tbc amount that win be put up.
 The aGair has been o'aborateiy staee-mauaecd Outside and already no Alaska representative. is begin ming Go be called thc High Commis-
 iouor Envoy Extraordinary and other diplomatic utlcs signiyug thc importance tlat win bc attached Go Che mission. There is a general be- uof chat it win bo taken by the American people as Che appeal Of a distressed people to Che generosity Of their comtrymen. and whatever else is results may Doe lt win open che public eyes to the actual conditions musUy forced upon Alaska In re- cont velrs
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
BICH sTRIEE

What reported being ono Of m. .I. ... r... .t. mad. i'm -u..u N...a d 70 have H.n mad. ..n., tmo ago by Dn..... O-... m hs property m rn.. h.N TH. ore e wd To h' .. mn...uh'. H.hr. and a be- ....| and h-ou-H. o the beach
 r m.u. Men who Mtc soon H. u.. n. Wl . literally .r.I with r.. gold and 'a. Fa.o. would b. H..uI fo estimate
 m. property .. h..n owned Io. Tn. past ...r. ,.ar b. DHr.. o. ...a and Wm E Nou.I Mr. CO.,
 ur and H wu-u.aW D L rrhu have boon don. dersh.e .o.. ur |. .ns r..r aud in 0ontnu- m. nm odd rran..t wHa. wo n.o n. t.r. encountered Iae rich ro.A wI.. ammu. .H... mo, known
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
ANOTHER MINE

Extensive development work is to bc done thIs year on tho copper properties owned at William Henry bay by Che Alaska Endicott Mining Company according to Charles w. Mason. president Of tho company who ls now enroutc to tho mine. Ho arrived In Juneau today on the city Of Seattle
 Mr Mason said It Is hoped to com plcte a i.50O-foot pipe line yet this mu and a tramming tresto that is now half completed After this work is done Che crew win be cm- ployed ou development work in Inc mine. where already 5000 feet Of
 tunnel have been driven. Slopes win be cut out and rock broken down
 A Gye-samp min has been run- ming ou Che property an summer and next spring a 3O-stamp mill which is now on che ground will Doc as- scmblod iu such shape that it can be enlarged at any time.
 The property Is a copper mine. with Che ore carrying good values Of both silver and gold also William Henry Bay s situated near Borners bay ou Lynn canal
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
OPTIONS SECURED
 ON WATERFRONT
City Fulills IB Part of Bargain With H H Suow-LeavIng
 for Boston Soon

An preliminary work u rceard. .o hr contemplated cold s.oue. plant hat a beHe promoted by H n suov has boen completed city Cuk L w. Klhmm and Mayor F. A. > GHIvas me. witch Mr. Snow
 nd mmal the e..yf promise made in roearIs to tto donation of two block. oI waterfront property for thc erection %. he plant The city had previously secured options from .lo owners o' tha property .ho two Mo.E b.ne hoH HnrUne on r .r..t m.. beyond .h. old Murray saw mU and ofuIHe io V street, mi beyond .a. .o.aron oC m. Ee-
 gam dairy barn Delivery or tho property o ooure conditional upon tne actual erection ol tne r.ml
 THa wH him m. o..u of both town. Juneau and uou-'a. 1Ir Snow uu Ie.te on tne worry fut ..nme bon. eu U0u.. to Boston to lay n. propositions before Tho d- ....r ol ,He E oo.s. Fish Con. 
 Prom Ha. win. mt. soon both proposition. ". H.r. learned .mf .he or. from umea. a much che hnf.r unI U.t Il ue company con H.u at .u 'o.ne m Catueau .lurH um.ae uU ho the place. .h.t uH com. to.
 MT Snow H. ..I tn. .n .i'.t.W .n n. cold for.. plant th.. n. hm tm in umue n o.unoau emr. aHu Canadian ma-
 firm H d0 boat mdne m uo. and oaene work hw
 ou. l.. cold .or.r. plant .u .m r..e ua. It might 'o.ale Hc received um.roa. letters from .n.m rf state. Haf wherever one .... m. ..H.r win eo
 N. ToHnU. Uufe hl. Ne, he.n ..t ar m. Ume in which ta. decision ..r. mae bat .l a believed that .t vim b. shortly after Mr. Snow
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
GRAND MASTER
 VISITS LODGE
Confers Master Mason Degrees in Gastineaux Lodge No. l24;
 First Time in History

James Howarth Begg Most wor- shlpful Grand Master of Che Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons Of Washington. was present at a special communication of Gastiuoaux Lodge No. 12L F. & A. M. wednes- day evening and conferred the Mas ter Masons degree
 Many Masons from all parts Of Gaetineau Channel were present at the hal on Wednesday night Co take part in Che ceremonIea and to meet Che Most Wonhipul Grand Master
 Iamcs Howarth Bcgg i6 tho first Most Worshipiul Grand Master to o0.c.ally visit Che lodges under his jurisdiction n Alaska and Che first f0 confer the Master Mason degree n thc Douglas lodge
 Hc proved Go be @ most able speaker and thoroughly vorscd in Masonry. according to report. and thc Masons claim it was treat to hear him.
 Last night the Most Worhipful Master visited Che Juneau Masonic lodge and was Che guest at formal reception and supper and delivered an address
 Mr. Bcgg has been visiting Ma sonic lodges n Western Alaska. and after leaving Juneau will go Co skagway From skagway he win go to Kctch.kan and from there to his home In Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
MINE CLOSED

Thc entire crew Of tho molybdcnitc mine at shasan that was being op- oratcd by Che Alaska Troadwoil Gold Mining Company arrived here on tnc mail boat Princess Pat carly Wednesday morning. The mine has been shut down for tho winter after a compressor had been installed and considerable tunnel work completed.
 T c MacDonald accompanied by Mrs MacDouald went Co shakan some umc ago Co wind up affairs and bring Che crow Go town They returned with .hc workmcn.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
OUT OF HOSPITAL

Nlu P. Lce. shot iu gun play m Douglas ou Aurut1t by hIs part- uor Dopald C. nunca. ieft Dawes hospital late mat week One of lho bullets is atu m ha body but hc .a much better and t was not thought necessary to operate on him.
 Mumcs has been charged by Lee wIlh shooting wth intent to hl and s to bc ormued th.a ancr- noon Ha preliminary hoorne was hold yesterday afternoon and he was placed under fl.ooo bonds which ho was unable to furnish ue .s n the federal ian In Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
MOVE TO KEICHIKAN

Dr. G C Nm.o. for many F0In practising dentistry n uousa. has returned from husn. up to Kc,chIsan on which ho made plans to move to chat p'acc. nr Nau'o win buy ou. am old established nrao- ucc 8t thc "F.ut c.y and a. soon u Inc eu complete auauFomenu viu move.
 pr Nu'e who owns h.s own o.- Uce buHme has one ol tac mo.. ur-,o-datc dental ol.ce n thc North and n ycar gone by a."a'. enjoyed good practice h.rc
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
"

Card. H.r. h..U received Hcr. am. r.n.r. m. b.r.h ol . .on. on July .. t. Mr. and Nr Angus MoN.''an .t E.usna HuU.l Columbia
 Both mo.ler and father o. Ono now arrival arc v.I known h.rr Nr N.NUn an.n.od picture show hor.. ulH. aH v.Ic. formerly N o.ar-a Pawn. was pianist '' m. theatre.
 Mr. and Nr. N.HHHn moved i' Ke.oma Mr. N.NIMh .ormo' r.m. town. several mor.I ago.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
DINNER PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. John Richards of Troadwcu on Wednesday evening cn- tora.ne dat dinner in honor of Most Worhinu Grand Master Jame. Howarth Beee Covers were laid for tcnThc guests wore. James Howarth Bcer Mr. and Mrs M s Whittier NIT and Mrs James chr.a.oc. J. w McpauieL Mr. and Mrs. Frank Le. No.r and Mr. and Mrs Richards
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
rrrnRrrNAIE FRE

E.HHr. Luu. ol fHH ..tt receive .I news oa ne last boa. ot o ur' u.. f.rar.H inc hu.H. section o. nuoa Wnh- his former homo Mr. r.omH utlcr A. M LoomI. of rna u.m oI "A N looma & Son. Wa. ore ol Ihe heavy 'o.ert The .'o', rul aock ,aluc at fa.o0' wal burned T..r
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
PHONE CHANGES

On looom. of thc re.euat.on Of Mrs. J. M Hannah who has been in charge or One Douglas Telephone exchange. new operators arc mol" there Th0 are Mrs Jack Wilson. Mrs John Hull and Miss Virginia IauehHu
 Mrs. Hannah. accompanied by her daughter Miss Vorue. left on the Northwestern mrly Wednesday morning for Kauno where Miss Hannah win loo engaged iu teaching school for thc coming term
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
SISTERS LEAVE

Ho.Ies S..r Superior MnrF Hda ss.cr Mary Fmree and sa,or Mary Donald of Che nour.a st Ann hospital 'eft on thc Alameda ruc day night fm Victoria Eight cf.'- iren who bad boon e.ny.ne at Che hospital wont ufh Chem and win hc p'aced In similar institution ot Victoria.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
WORK PROGRESSING

Quite good rrnerass |. ne.ne mHa' br the contractors ou Che work of tearing down m. Fox store building rr. roof |. oT and most Of Che .utcr- .o- uEcr out The lumber .s being t.E.r ro tac wharf as to |. torn out and hir barge win be sent from Karhsau Co ake an One material i'm one trip. Tho Iob win be com- rI.t.i. t s expected. elrly next month.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
BACK TO SCHOOL

Raymond Kelly who has been spending bis vacation visiting here with bis mthor. William Kelly and his sisters. win leave early next month for Spokane Wosh- to re- umc his studies at Gonzaga Uniyer- r.fv. where ho is studying law.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
FAREWELL PARTY

Tn honor ol her departure for ae- auI. with bor mother Ma Conc veyc Martin was e.ron a lwoWl dancing party ou Monday evening at Inc EneIo haI Abou. sixteen of fhe young .hoo. mates O. NI. Martin ucre present and aH had a remarkably good f.me
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
RECOVERED
 OFF SOPHIA WRECK
Brought to Juneau Monday and Opened Wednesday Evening;
 Contained Money

Ias. Monday morning thc nuuora afo of thc wrecked steamer Princess
 Sophia wa. brought to Juneau ou Iho Dcep Son Salvage Companys boat Enterprise and placed in Che First NaUona. Bank Wednesday night It was opened by order ol Judge Rober, l. w. Jennings and found to contain between ten and twelve thousand dollars in currency nuggets and various forms ol money
 Tho aoie was located ou Friday. August ls by Diver Prank w. Wal- lcu It had or.e.na'ly been in Che Duaors room In thc alter part Of hc vessel ou Che main dock. bul an explosion tlat had wrecked Che pur- .crr room had allowed Che mfo Co uu To lc dcck below. where .t waa lmous iot ol wrorbarc It was 'u Ie0 feet of uat.r The diver who Iou.oI Che safe was a considerable umo I'm eouur It to Che surface. as whom he Grt started to work on It One diving apparatus that vH being used by hm was taken away by che owner John w. Close another di,cr who vae ou his way aouth on hc tue umIH kem. waf telegraph od for and eot oG ho ue at Kotchi- sau and came north. By the com bum o1orn of Che two mon hc al. was brought t3 the wiaco last Sunday
 Authority w to'cuaphoi for to Seattle from Che federal court to per- mit tac mlo to bo opened and Tuc- day word came to ship il to Seattle by express Know.n hat 90 re- coIver had boon appointed for Che Deep sea Salvage Company In Seattle to take charge or tho aaotr there. a rooo.ver was paIIoacI for n ths eour. ,o take care of the wage claims of Che mon who have been employed on tho work hcre and who have mol boon paid for Che past s.H weeks. Attachments proceedings were also Instituted amIua. Che safe to pre- won't i from going to Seattle The afr was stopped and Weincdar Judge Jennings appointed IT, II Post of thc First National Bank as TO- ce.yor and ordered thc saie to bc opened a, once.
 Tn Che petition To have receiver appointed II was claimed chat thc UbWIc. or tho company for labor and supplies locally n sl2.U00. The principal claimants for labor arc two dIycu with mc larger amounts and many uortmcu for smaller sums The assets m Che territory are placed .t sI000N outside of bali .he cone tenu of he safe. which win make thc amount up ,o about Sl5ooo. Among m. assets arc tho two tugs Harold c and J. N comm Go.ooo fee of lumber four stationary m- en and .oyeraI rcols of cable uu- der salvage agreement between thc Deep Sen saIyae. Company and Che federal court. haIt o- tho money and other yamabIca u tho safe go to Che company and tha other ha'f to One court
 Wn che amount oi assets ou hand u n thought fhat none of thc work mon win lose myth.uE a choir claims are ou tho preferred i.st and they win bc paid before any othe" Stockholders who are very numer- ous. win not likely receive anything for Che money hcy paid In.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
CANA RETURNS

AL Caya. who has been on va- cation trip Co Alameda. California. to visit friends and relatives. return ed on the City of Seattle this morn In gand win resume his position with thc Treadwou Company.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
rAKING CENsUs

Miss Umorah Kelly Is taking a .enus of Douglas Island for Che uue Alaska Directory and Business Guide Tho guide win soon bc 'a- u.I by William nyucs who recently completed a similar book O, konhi- kan and vicinity
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
NELSON SPARKLING

Herman s C. Netson and Ame srmug both of 1uucau wore mar r.oI n Doue' Monday evening by United satas Commissioner John Her.or. The wedding took place In he cour. room The couple win make the.r home u Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
FAMOUS MINE TO
 BE WORKED AGAIN
Niuers Being Recruited for Famou. ChF Mine m Vicinity
 ot Valdez

Crows win b. cmbIel very soon under ur direction ol Charles c. ru. to muu.or tne cno mue uou v.Ie. or er carly milling o' f.e broken o.. DOW u the .or. W u.u to start general outlined plan mr d.,.orne .hc o.. bodies .n.rI q TH. IH. now m.u..r .ol fe UIU property. a leaving tHs v... for Im... Nher. Inc win n. ... number 70. t.s o.I pump m0.
 n. rmu property n..r Ir. which now HI. and await In. .n..n.. .,.l.r.. .o fn.t H..e.ar capital ,.u resume operation
 nvla..n ha. la.I taaf .n. CH mn. .m b. pumped ou urh Che a. now U. lH. prop
 e TU. fact v.. tr.mH. .u.r nm nt.H.uor hE r C. Mud
 ,. mining ..eu..- and ....r. ..e company. who mm.... took r.r. m ..ur. or. 0. III. 0. r.. mu. operators tn n. W ru. who .. eraIu.t. o. t.. IH
 tr o. Toronto Wa. solicited u t.s. .Ha-e. m. no-. .. mn. or.r urea..rur m. mnc ba, I..Hona. trr hrro.o.. re-'r.t.l o-. hol... ru. was formerly chic. engineer ..r t.. rro..e.r Hudson Bay am. rmea mining roner.. i'm the Cobalt silver ...u.a n. was ....- .l as .he chic. meroe.r for fHe lu. ara ln. Com a.. h.. during He war period won't to tn. E.n.r.N mo. yaH.nm monr...
 announced Inc Or Gold Mining Company .. been
 ..I ona substantial I... uIIn H..I. ra.r.- .t a.s Railway E..Mae. mIu- sm.u. c ID u..r. H. fr.t .onurIr. %. One r sIr ping Board nr.d.a. Tm r..... and .r. .F e NH..... and among .n. now ..r...o. ... D D N.Wet.a d..t %. m. W.T. CON c. o. s...H.. . very ahm.. ba.r. mr and r F. Hnf aren't Northwestern Life nmur Come rry s.r. -. l. HH.u. r sar.
 Tn. cr mine us located r f..r ar uI. water H..r Valdez and 10. Io.or made d..Iormot am. operation %. m. min. loss oneur. rnar nm Interior mining proposition mIue greatly To .Ha mo0 us.H orf h. .ne Ie... holders In .H. ow years and ..en. month. during which tnr u.ue wa. on....I under .0.. .t produced mo.. ..nn million to.- .r. and One dividend. and rora... paid rrmymam s.-'O00 Tm uHur remaining approximate a0. ... .nr. ..rrae ra'u.. of s..1n 'H tom The .nn..uIutr a.uar. re from hr.. to .ver per cen wore shipped .. m. raoomH m..'o-
 The company last Saturday made naym.r. o. sI.N0o .o tra oHr0r ol tU. O'I. property.
 m. oune. o. m. mine r..uI ID r.neu He ua.. ta me CH Nan Company aud for .eaui years ore.- auor Inn. boon confined To d....or- mont vor. done hr m. ourar uu. ing Hat ume a number o- prominent mining onora'ar O. Na.sa and s. uH. hrv. negotiated for lHr mH.. only t. m.o, u..n failure Then .ha Cu Gold Mining Company ..o"
 One deal for m. property Fa.dos Miner
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
DANCING PARTY

Last night ot Eagles hall there was dancing party given by the young folks in honor of Miss Me lnnos. who has been visiting here with her uncle. Jack Williamson for several weeks.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
NO ACCOMMODATIONS

Mrs. J. w Martin and children have as yet been unable to secure accommodations on any souihnouno boats. They expect however Go be ablo Co leave with thc next few days
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
TOLATOUCHE

Miss Florence Lowe. who taught school iu Dourlas last term and who has hocn spending her vacation ln Juneau. win leave soon Co teach school at Latouche
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
FOR KETCEIKAN

After having visited here for wool. at Che home or her se,cr Mrs. Our.r M olson Ma V. A. Peterson accompanied by her son. N.c'or jr- lcn Saturday for her homo at kotoh- bau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-27
VISITING DAUGHTER

Mrs. F. Pager is In the city visit ing with her daughter Mrs. Alfred Eeean. Mrs. Pager comes from se- attlo.