The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

l woman from Douglas. Alaska. Il woman from Petersburg, Alaska Il woman from Wrangell, Alaska.
 man from Douglas, Alaska. l The purposefor said increase being ilthat it will result in more equal representation of the voting populace in the Divisional convention and pro- l vide the Democratic party with a more complete and fair organization for future successful political cleo ]. tions.
 Ii Done at Wrangell, Alaska this 18th | day of December, 1885. Democratic Divisional Convention l for the First Judicial District
 of Alaska.
 Resolution 1 A resolution of appreciation to the citizens of Wrangell for the courtes- l tes extended to this convention I Be it Resolved: That the delegates to this convention are sincerely ap- creciative of the many courtesies ex- tended to the delegates by the citi- lzans of Wrangell, and particularly to the members of Merlin Elmer Post If the American Legion for the use of their Dugout.
 Resolution ' Resolution of sympathy to the be- rcaved friends of the late John G. Grant.
 l Be it Resolved: That the members Of this convention take this means of expressing their profound sympa- tllies to the family, relatives and i friends of the late John G. Grant, and to the Town of Wrangell, in the less of one of its most distinguished tp.oneer citizens.
 1 Resolution [ Whereas, hand-trolling is one of the major sources of revenue for res iGent Alaska fishermen, and
 Wheras, the taking of herring in certain waters of Southeast Alaska has handicapped their operations; now therefore;
 I Be it Resolved: That the Demo- cratic party of the First Division of Alaska, in convention assembled in Wrangell, Alaska, on this the 11th day of December, 1885, do hereby protest against the seining of herring in Larch Bay, Myers Chuck, Steamer Bay, Wrangell Harbor and other rec ognized trolling grounds;
 Be it further resolved; That copies f this resolution be sent to the Hon. 9rable Frank T. Bell, United States Commissioner of Fisheries, and the Honorable Anthony J. Dimond, Dele gate from Alaska to Congress, and the Chairman of the House com mittee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries and the Senate Committee Adopted this, the 11th day of De- 2ember, 1885.
 M E. MONAGLE,
 Chairman, Democratic DIV ional
 Convention.
 Resolution
 Whereas, the Democratic Conven- jon will convene in Seward, on Jan uary Is, 1886, and
 Whereas, the Democratic Divis- 'onal committee have it within their power to recommend certain ap- oointments after having received inducements from local precinct committees, in case of vacancies {; Be it Resolved: That the appoint nents be fairly distributed through put the Divisions and not confined to one or more or the larger centers of population;
 Be it further Resolved: That cop 'es of this resolution be sent to the chairnen and members of the Di- visional committee of the First Ju- licial Division.
 Resolution
 To the Honorable Harold L. Tckes, secretary lOf the interior,
 Washington, D. O..
 We. the Democratic party in con- venticn assembled at Wrangell, AL aska, on this the 11th day of De- cember. 1895, do hereby endorse the hospital building program of the of- flee of Indian Affairs which calls for the provision of adequate facilities to care for the Indians of Alaska, in- cluding badly needed hospitals, and urge the immediate allotment oi funds for this purpose
 We further resolve that copies of this resolution be sent to the Hon. crable Anthony J. Dimond, Delegate to Congress from Alaska, and the Honorable John w. Troy, Governor of Alaska.
 Adopted this the 11th day of De- cember, 1885.
 M E. Monagle, Chairman, Divisional Democratic Convention Delegates to Territorial Convention at Seward The following were elected as Dele gates to the Territorial Convention to be held at Seward, January 18 1885:
 Gov. John w. Troy, Juneau; K. J Conway, Sitka; N. R. Walker, Ket- Tl;rlr IJo ol~sI~o.-