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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
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BY MAYOR MCCARTHY
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

RAILROAD MAN A sUICIDE-Seattle. Oct. I.
Frank l. Bell. aged 81, an empoye of the
killed himself In hotel room in this city
today by cutting his throat with razor.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
CHATANIkA NOTES.
Stampede to Beaver.

IL is estimated that there is al least loo men in the new district of Beaver. and about loo men on the way there The indications from there seems to be very favorable toward The future of that camp, as they seem 10 have the gold.
 On Ophir creek Jack Ross is put ting in q damn and getting ready for sluicing
 George Mine left Chatanika Tues day with a horse and pack mule with supplies for the Preacher creek in the Beaver creek country, where Two Step Louie" is prospecting. Duncan Michie will also leave in few days for that locality.
 Ed Jacoby. of Chatanika. has just returned and says the country looks good to him. having gotten 1o-cent pans in places T. is shallow diggin@ and he will return there again.
 There is roadhouse being built al the head of the Poker divide.
 Jimmy Linquist of the Mcclure Company k open cutting on Nome creek and has shown up good pros poets
 The forks of Nome and Champion creeks form the country now known as Beaver
 Cabins are being built on Trail creek by the Russian Kid and party as they will prospect there this win ter.
 There is nice display mal al Miller X CoX's, Chatanika, giving all the creeks, latest discoveries, with cabins marked on creeks.
 Sam Weiss and party are leaving also several others for the new dig gngs.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

"Mushon" is asking the where about of Dick Waterfront" Brown.
 Dick is wanted for the purpose Of paying the penalty of the bet which he lost over the election He disap peared from town before the arrival of the Chief Insmgent," James Wickersham.
 Any information as to his present location will be gladly appreciated by Mushon, who insists upon payment of the penalty, which is as follows;
 Starting from the Fairbanks corner Dick Brown must wheel Mushon three times around the block, via McPhees and thence to Gordon Hall In addi ton he must supply at least 30 ap petizers to the thirsty spectators of the stunt.
 The ride must take place at D m. on Tuesday.
 The above is a well deserved pen alty for Browns temerity, and bad judgment,
 Any one giving information which will lead to the location of Water front will be rewarded with dish of Chilli con carne at the "Insurgent Lunch Counter" in the rear of the Fraction bar.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
BEARS AND BLUEbERRIES

Talk about blueherries | never saw so many ill my life, and also inc largest The low ridges across the Chatanika river opposite Little Eldorado would be q paradise for the berry pickers. They are actually as large as Concord grapes. | picked II and they made a handful" was the way one of the boys connected with one of the Meridian survey parties expressed himself upon return to town yesterday
 He reports seeing evidence Of a mammoth bear also. He declares the foot print in the moss was as large as a Texas cowboys hat, and from other indications would judge he animal 10 be as large as an elephant. He did not see the bear but always had q good-siZed tree in sight for handy reference
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
AND HER NAME IS
 MAUD

F. H. Mack. former clerk of the court. has spent the entire summer building a motor boat which he will name Maud" as soon as it is ready to launch He says he has chosen this name because it will give him certain privileges when he attempts to operate it. The craft in its pres ent state is about what ship builders would call one-siXteenth of one per cent completed. Some of Mack's friends trimmed sail on Maud to Be- the other day while Billy was absent and he has been getting il Iustrated post cards ever since. He promises most faithfully to have it completed for the ice carnival this winter
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
LIFE OF A BOILER.

The life of a boiler generally de bends upon the amount of corrO- sion to which it is subjected. With good feed-water which will neither corrode the metal nor cause a de posit of dangerous scale, and proper care to keep the surfaces of the metal clean, a life of 40 years is not uncommon. With slow coITosion the life may be reduced to five years or even less, with the addi- tional inconvenience that the pres sure of steam which may be safely carried is continually being reduc ed It is customary to analyZe the feed water if impure, and subject il to such chemical treatment as will render il fit for service.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
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IT IS PRETTY GENER-
 ALLY UNDERSTOOD

That NJ A Pinska has one of the most cheerful stores in the city since the recent improvements.
 That the announcement of q cer- tain engagement of two young people in Fairbanks will cause quite a fur ry.
 wires and imagines they are a group of stars il is time for him To cut something out
 That A. J. Johnson, the photograph CT, and Miss Jennie l.anders will be come man and wife before another is sue of this paper.
 That quite a number of operators on Cleary creek who have. after prop CT investigation. decided to move their plants 10 the Birch creek coun- try when the snow flies. That five saloons have quit and two more in the City of Fairbanks will go out of business as soon as their licences run out. which will be within the next three months. and that the revenue for carrying on the public schools will be materially cut down.
 That one of the institutions of Fairbanks which should contrib. ute revenue for the sale of in, toXiCants does not pay a cent into the school fund. and at the same time enters into competi tion with legitimate houses in the sale of the same.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
STRIKE ON CHATHAM CREEK
Every Shot Bringing Better and
 Better Results.

: R Calvin. of Calvin & Furstenau lay on the Red Wing Mining Co g ground located on Chatham creek. lying northerly uf Fairbanks City, dropped in town with the news of a strike made uu the GU foot level in a prospecting shaft being sunk on their ground. The ledge to date show ing up a width of 80 feet with a well-defned foot wall. and the hang ing wall has not as vet been reached. Nne prospecting shafts have To date been sunk on Inc above metalferous ledge. and encouraging paunings. in each and every hole has been the lc- suits of the intending and tireless efforts in working out the theory and original discovery of Mcssrs Calvin X Furstenau Another ledge ayerag- ing between ( and feet has also been opened, the assays of which have been very encouraging. This ledge is the original discovery and has every indication of proving up permanent body ot ore. to he gained with depth
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
ASSAYS INCREASING AS
 DEPTH IS ATTAINED

The Scheuyemere Mining Com pany, has received very favorable re turns of the runs made of the last batch of ore, sent to be assayed. Ore which last week ran $17.50 in gold and silver, this week has gone over the S35 mark, with more depth at tained, which goes to show that all they need is a thorough prospecting and developing of their mine to put it on a paying and producing basis. A proposition is now on foot to ob- tain another lease on the above pro, perty; the names of parties seeking the lease We are unable to diyulge al the present time.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Florence Niehtingale's Real Name.

The family name of Florence Night ingale was not originally Nightineale but Shore. Her father was rich Sheffield banker of the name of Shore and connected with an old family which had been in possession of land in the counties of Derby anu York since the 18th century Mir Shore assumed the name Nightingal. long after the birth oi his children and because he inherited the for tune and estates of his mothers un, cle There were but two childre,, in the family, both girls The eldest was named Parthenosse. becau'e she was born in Athens. and this nam. was supposed to indicate her Gafh CTS profound admiration for the Parthenon. The younger, Florence, was also named after the city of her birth, Florence, Italy.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
CHATANIkA SPORTS.

Jim Fitzsimmons and Johnny Ara hanson entered the prize arena last Monday afternoon. for a 4o-round bout. But, owing to the numerous upPercuts. left and right jabs deliy cred by Fit2simmons. Marshal Snipes being referee t0. stopped the fight in the first round. Commissioner Cameron being the stakeholder Gor Uncle Sam. l. has not vet been de. cided when they will make another match as they object to the referee and stakeholder.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
STOCK ADVANCES.

It is reported from authentic sources that the Toloyana Mining Company's stock, now selling at , cents per share will take jump on the first of September. Active devel opment is now under way. crosscut tunnel is run in 125 feet and at the face a winze is being sunk. which now has attained depth of 1O feet showing values of sS5.96. It is the plans of the company to continue sinking until they are stopped by water, and ample preparations are be. ing made for that immergenCy.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
TWENTY TORS FROM THE CRAW. FORD LEASE ARRIVE AT GIT
 HENS MILL FOR RUN.
START WORK CARLISLE FRACTION
Enough Ore Is lr Sight From One Mine to Keep the Little Mill Run ming for the Entire Winter to Its Full Capacity.

MT A. Gresham. arrived in town yesterday from Cleary creek He is the first locator of quartz in the Fairbanks district. and upon being interviewed showed a very strong reluctance of parting with any in formation. as he is a man noted for nothing but does deeds After several intellectual efforts he was prevailed upon to unbosom himself and state a few facts regarding the creeks, in which we are all interested
 A shipment of 20 tons of ree-mill- ing ore arrived at the Citizens mill yesterday for treatment from the Crawford lease on the Rhoads ledge. lo"ated on Bed Rock. An additional D tons is waiting shipment at the mine. IL is not known at the pres ent writing what the returns are. but it is conceded that they will open the eyes of the unbeliever. and show up the Rhoads ledge to be a body of ore worthy to be reckoned with
 Development work has started in earnest on this property. a tunnel has been run in on the vein for 14O feet, and a winZe sunk at the face 10 the depth of 90 feet. and sinking is continuing as rapidly as possible Another tunnel has been run on the same ledge at q height of Hoo feet from the lower one. It is now in 70 feet and showing very strong The ledge averages IS inches in width and has strong hanging and foot wall, which shows it's permancncy as a well defined ledge The ledge wid- ems as depth is attained, and every indication points toward very pros porous future.
 Another lease of note is the lay granted to l.. E. Echlund and C. A. DeBerry on the Carlisle Fraction. A shaft is down 50 feet and crosscut- ting has just been started. This is the eXtcntion of the RhoadS ledge from which Mr Crawford has just made shipment to the mill This is also the lay from which Wise Mike made his recent raise of a gold brick to the extent of $700.
 Upon the apex of the hill is anoth- CT strong ledge averaging 3 feet in width. and shows an ore very similar to telurium. After roasting the ore, gold blisters out all over, and beau tiful specimens are made. This ore seems to puzzle the geologists who have examined the ore, but are un- able to explain the exact nature of the same. The plans of the company controlling this ground are for the extensive development work, to be started this winter, and it is hoped to add another live producer to the ones already in the field.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
LOUIS SPITZ'S BABY DEAD.

Louis Spitz received the sad intel igence yesterday by wire from his wife in Seattle that their baby had died the night before, and as re- suit Louis will be a passenger on the Panama when she leaves port today. The child is about nine months old. Mrs Spitz left for the outside about five weeks ago.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Surprisers Surprised.

The A. B.'s of Cleary gave a very enjoyable dance in Cleary Hall Sat urday night. A large crowd was pres ent and everyone seemed to have a very enjoyable time. The dance was intended to be in the nature of a surprise, but it seems that the only ones who were surprised were the parties who engineered the surprise
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
CHENA HAS THE CROWD.

A special train left Fairbanks last evening at o'clock for Cinema to meet Delegate Wickersham upon his arrival there. About 125 took advantage of the opportunity, eX- pecting to make the return trip by eleven 0 clock at the latest, but up to the hour of going to press the boat had not arrived al Cinema
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
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Mr, Wentworth. pointman for Wal. ter Fisher on Lower Dome. had the misfortune to crush his thumb yes- terday while operating a pump ill the performance of his duties He Was taken to St. Josephs where part of the injured member was ampu- tated and he left a few hours later
 John Lindberg is q recent arrival He is having trouble with his heart and is reported to be in q serious way
 The general health of the com munity is gratifying, as al present there is not in excess of half d dozen patients confined at St Jos eph's.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Mrs. R Nj. Courtnay, of Chatanika. was in the city during the past week
 Mrs ] Wilbur Ward rontemplates q trip to the outside ill the near fu ture.
 E. F. James and wife Jeff Sunday for Tendrrtoot. where they expect To winter
 II. ]. Jackson and Judge Adams left Saturday on an extensive hunting expedition.
 Chief or Police McDermot and Commissioner Fitzpatrick of Cinema, were in the city Saturday.
 Mrs. George Huchison will leave oh the Tauana today for q trip to the outside She expects to visit her old home iu Michigan
 Mrs. Mo1itt, sister of Mrs. Chaun. cey Boyer, arrived on the Panama last night. She will remain the guest of the Hoycrs for the winter
 F. l.. kayanaeh, bookkeeper at the First National Bank, expects 10 leave for rhe outside some time next month and will spend the winter in seattle where his parents reside
 II is expected around he Miners Home that Frank Miller, one of the proprietors, will be returning pas scnger from the Iditarod on the steamer Tana on her next trip
 Walter Shehcr, who has been hold ing down situation in the local postofIicc for the past year, expects To sever his connection with that institution the first of the month and will leave for the Outside.
 Frank B, Hall, ]. ]. Buckley and E. A. Williams were passengers down the river during the week each mak ing the trip to catch up with their different wives who are just return ing from trips to the outside.
 MT and Mrs. Hoge and the Messrs. A. w. Jones and McNear returned
 
 Dome creek, MT, Mrs. and Miss Hoge are chechacoes, were entertain ed on Dome creek by cleanup made by Fisher, which impressed them very much.
 Fred Voegler, owner of several quartz claims, arrived in town from Chatanika MT Voegler expressed himself as being very confident as to the future quartz production of the Fairbanks district. He expects to stop here for several days and will where he is also interested
 S3.5O quilts S225; S6 quilts S4OO
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
WILLOW CREEK TO THE
 FRONT WITH TWO HEDGES
Returns of the Assays Have Not Yet
 Been Ascertained.

Messrs. Billy Fitzpatrick and sam HouuiticId. located on Willow creek dropped into town unexpectedly with bunch of samples to be assayed and the news of their find of tive ledecs upon their claims located or the above creek A shaft has been sunk ou the ledge of the Lost Chan mel Association. and OH thc Gf foot leyel. two inch seam of Yer. rich milling ore Was broken iuto The banning results were very eucourag ing. 90 much SD that il brought them To town To have assays made 10 de termiue the exact value of the plec tous metal contained therein.
 Another ledge Was struck in the bottom of shaft being sunk OH the Willow creek No ? placer claim, the nature of which i, a white crystal | his also looks very promising
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
So.475 for Fairbanks

By order of he Court certain license moneys collected within the corporate limits of the city of Fair banks will be turned over to the city treasurer. The amount so re ceived is s9.475. Cinema receives s1.. 03O, and Eagle s1,14O
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
NEWS OF INTEREST
 FROM VARIOUS CREEKS

below Fisher ou the Niggerhead As. ~uciatiou on Lower Dome
 Lower Dome now looks like pro ducer which will have 10 be reckon ed with
 White, of Little EldoradO. has nov cd his place of business to Olnes.
 Mrs. Bright. of Chatanika. has talk en the hotel al Olness and will open up boarding and rooming house.
 There are about loo men employed OH Lower Dome
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
RULES COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

Judge Overtield has appointed A Dodge, as committee to revise the ruis governing the District Court in tn Fourth Division.
 A committee was appointed for this purpose about a year ago but no report was made.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Baby Girl is Born.

A baby girl was presented at the residence of D. B Neale, Seventh and Cowles, on Saturday morning Dr. Sutherland attended the ceremon ies, and reports mother and child do ing nicely. The father shows signs of pleasure and a willingness to ac Cept congratulations
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Eat at the Model Cafe at Chatanika

BARNEY, Neb, Aug. 27. - The Democratic State legislature of Ne braska has requested Roosevelt to speak before them on Monday, as he passes through. This is an unusual distinction, which has not been ac- corded any political speaker in the history of politics.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Brighter Outlook for Fall Trading

NEW YORK, Aug. 27. - After an carried on by men in a position to understand conditions, etc, the concensus of opinion is that be better than it has been for some time ill the past Crops are all pro grcssing nicely and the farmers seem to be in very prosperous condition
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
NOTES FROM MES

Fisher is taking out good pay these days, cleaning up frfom sSOO0 to 5000 per week Good for you Fisher keep up the good work.
 Glacier and French from Little Eldorado have struck good pay.
 Barney Lanstrom and Jim Lush baugh, from Engineer, have taken a lay
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
MRS. DAVIS HOME AGAIN.

Mrs. H. C. Davis, who was dan gerously ill at St. Joseph's hospital for several weeks, recovered suffi- ciently 10 be removed to her home the fore part of last week. She is getting along nicely now and eX- poets 10 be able 10 go shoppin 70 soon.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
HAPPILY MARRIED.

Mr Elmer Ellsworth James and Mrs. Katherine Kirkpatrick Lake the home of Mr. and Mrs F. T Suter They will take up their resi- dence at Richardson for the win ter
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
To Resurvey Preserves.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 27- The resurveying of several preserves has been made possible by an order emanating from the Executive office to Secretary Ballinger, for the pur- pose of opening up the lands to the public
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Passing of Prof. Wm. James.

CHOCORNA, N. H., Aug 27. - The passing away of Prof. William James, philosopher and psychologist, is a loss which will be deeply felt by the scientific world. He died at the age of 6S years.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Election of Officers for Eagles.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27. - The annual election of the Grand Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, was held today. Thomas M. Ready, of New York, was elected Grand Worthy President, and John S. Parry, of San Francisco, elected Grand Worthy Vice Pres dent.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Roosevelt Cheered to Echo.

The whole town turned out in a gala attire to welcome Our Teddy. Business was at a standstill, and eagerly were the words of Roosevelt listened to.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Bryan Declares Himself.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug. 27.-W. J. Bryan has issued an official state ment declaring his positive retire ment from any intention whatsoever of seeking the Democratic nomination for President.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
Production of Rain is Costly.

WASHINGTON, D C., Aug. 27 Request has been refused for all cX pcrimental bombardment of the air in the fire districts of the Northwest by the War Department, as the probable cost would exceed $l0O,0U0
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
RICH QUARTZ FLOAT IS
 FOUND ON WOLF CREEK
Possibility of Another McCarty Ledge
 Being Uncovered.

Reports are being auXiousIy await ed regarding very rich quartz hoal being found between Wolf and Cleary creeks. Assays running up in tho fabulous mark. has been returned and several of the boys have out fitted for there. II is expected by the original finders to have discoy cred the ledge before the snow flies
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29
FOUND

A WATCH-Owner can have same by calling on J. E. Williams, at the Government Farm and proving prop erty.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-08-29

S3.50 quilts, $2.25; $6. quilts $4.00 You'II like them. WlLE'S, 2d ave.