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The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
TELLS OF TRILBY POSE.

LISBON. oct. II. - Margaret Hol-
liday. the golden-haired. l1-year-old
restaurant cashier whom members
of the fashionable Lyceum club have
raved about for two months, told
IA reporter today of her posing FIR
photographs. which have broken up
several families and have caused
a split in big church congrega-
ton.
so the photographer calls 1t a
draped picture does he. said Mar
garet when the defense of Lemuel
J yhnston, the photographer, under
bail 81 the charge preferred by
Margaret's mother, was quoted to
her. We'll. there was some drapery.
You see. Mr. Johnston raved about
my figure. and the others said it was
the most beautiful they had ever
seen. Mr. Johnston did not take just
the one draped picture mamma, and
well, my picture has taken prizes.
One of the prizes taken by her
photograph was in Chicago.
Margaret mother, Mrs. Emma
Holiday. who caused the arrest OF
Johnston. and Lyman Miller, prom
irent young merchant, and church
member, refused TO allow the girl to
talk further.
Judges. lawyers, merchants and
county officials are members OF the
LyCeum club.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

f his ground this winter and eN-
,o.ts fn starr slut,iuc n beginning
% April
Jack Shaw AMI Nj beatty are going
.o work this winter ou No II be.
..w Gullstream They ,Nne,f to- take
ur. hl rh rt ground.
Vi E',.ker ou - below Gold~tream
has m-t -o. through stripping a
larg piece of ground for next sea
son. They figur, ON taking ,ut 80
rHu feet next summer
r. CorrcH ami partners are sinking
q shaft or he G rHing and Achison
icrgh claim. left limit No. below
OF Eugiu er creek.
-.~. Numorp and Evermauu on
Eue.l,,r Bench are still working
and EXPECT 10 continue Tor some
time. until they finish taking out
h. present bl ck of ground They
are still slUiCiug.
II. j. Patterson. OF Engineer. is
q ing To- sluicc all winter He eN-
poets 10 cleanup about $1,000 feet
of bedrock This coming season They
have at present a crew of - men
ami later Will add more TO this num-
her
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
GRAND JURY WILL
BE KEPT VERY BUSY

The next grand jury has a lot Of
work cut out for it and the session
promises TO be busy one Over
one hundred Witnesses Will be sum
mo&ei 20 appear and give evidence
in Tie different causes coming before
the body for investigation. There
are four murder cases t. be gone
mo. as follows:
Bor-ia RoEoceyiche, charged with
the murder Of Fred Sellers; John
Cooper for the murder OF William
y imbish; Michael Joseph Sullivan
and Roy Davis for the murder of
Duncan Angus; Robert Johns for
tha murder of James d. Clark and
Joseph Geraghty Beside the forego-
ing there is probability of taking
up the recent murder of Japanese
Mary, Of lditarod All told there
viii possibly be trcm - to 81 cases
Tor action.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
Sam BONNIFIELD IS
FOUND TO BE INSANE

At a heaing in the ccmmi$si nel 5
court 10 pass upon the sanity OF
San Bonuifield. ~ Friday after
n on 4 number OF Witnesses We're eX-
a:uined before The jury impaneled
10 - the case. After deliberating
for a short time the jury returned
Ii findings TO the effect that Mr..
Bonn field was demented and that
e : odlI lie confined in the govern
meat hospital until cured. It is eX-
.ec,eI that BOnnfeld will be sent
out to tn sanitarium at Mt. Tabor,
ore. as sOon as the freezeup makes
. OF travelling.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
some CREEK news items

John II usman, former proprietor
of the Fairbanks place to Eat" has
purchased Of William Mahon the
place to Eat" at Fox. 1t is NJ.
Housman's Intention to add bak-
cry TO his new establishment.
Marks & Co. on below Gold
stream. first tier bench, are pre-
pairing to take out winter dump
In the spring they expect to work
large crew.
II. II. Mcdonald N II below Gold
stream is goiGg to open up some
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
FAMILY WALKING IN TEXAS.

ROCHESTER,, n Y, Sept. 80. -
With five children. the youngest only
20 months old. Milton G. Butterfieid,
a lawyer. of New Yosk, accompanied
by his wife. walked into Rochester
today On their way TO Texas
having covered the entire distance
between the metropolis and this city
on foot.
Butterfield. whC leaves New York
because his profession is oVercrowd-
ed will start the practice OF law
anew in Texas. Butterfield was the
motive power for an ordinary two
whe led push cart, compaetly nlieo
with cooking utensils and three lit
lie children. Mrs. Butterfield was a
strong guardian of the brood. which
includes two ether children quite
ALE TO stragele along behind the
, cart.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
AND THE RED DEVIL

The Red DeyH" is going on the
Ester run This is the Conference.-The
auto and Mort Adams has been en-
gagged f." drive the same. The service
viii Ire two round rips daily from
The NurGalr d tel fo Ester. weather
permitting. Adams who recently
brought his Thomas flyer up from
IdjtaruG where hr had been engaged
during rh. past summer freighting.
Was formerly ou his same Ester
run whor he tas driving an auto
here tWo wears ago.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
ASKING FOR INFORMATION.

Postmater Boyer has received
letter from Mrs. Ernest l.. Caswell,
Bay View hotel. jamestown, X. l.,
asking information about her broth
err Robert G. Gamble, formerly Of
Goble, Ore He is supposed to have
left that place for Alaska, in 1907.
Since leaving Oregon Mr. CANDLES
mother has died in the east and
there is an estate to be settled.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
Will NOT Effect LICENSE

The fact that the removal of the
Catholic church from its present site
to place near the St. Joseph hos.
pital. has been decided on. will make
not the slightest change in the le-
gal status of the saloon known az
the Miners Home. on Garden Island.
The law provides that saloon H.
cense may not be granted for any
place OF business within 400 feet Of
any school or house of worship; pro-
vided that the school or house OF
worship was established first.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
LADIES' OF ST. JAMES.

Tie Ladies' Aid Cf St. James
NJ ethodist church held a formal re-
ception at the church on Tuesday
evening last in honor of Rev. and
MS. John Parsons. r. F. Roth made
the opening address. after which
there was much singing and music
as we'll as several readings by Miss
Marcella Violin and Judge Adams.
An old fashioned spelling bee was
the feature Of the evening.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
ASKING FOR SUPPLIES.

Lieutenant Tatum and his office
force have been busily engaged for
the past few days making up the
requisition on the war department
for the necessary supplies for this
division of the military telegraph
system. which includes both land
wires and the Wireless apparatus.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
TOO MUCH THYROID.

Typhoid is reported to have been
prevalent in Fairbanks during the
past few months. And, there are
a few cases in existence now,
though nearing cCnvalescene. This
unusual state of affairs is said to
have been caused by the reckless
use of the water from Cinema river.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
CIRCLE MAIL TO START.

I., winter ual contract over the
rail ro circle. EAGLE and Dawson
guu- into force ON November |. The
mai VIII Leave Fairbanks Tor Chat
aHjaa to-day where it will be picked
mp 10y the carrier The contract
calls e foug trips month. the
dates for departure from Chatanika
reiHe the LIST. Sth. 10Th and oath
ol ach month. John Palm will be
he carrier
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
HETTY GREEN'S SON
GETS 6242 PROPOSALS

NEY YORK. Sept. 30. The to-
tai completed today by Colonel +.
H. r. Green's private secretary,
shows that 6242 proposals nave been
received by mail. wire and wireless
since the son of Hetty Green an
nounoed that ne was III search of
4 wife
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
OCTOBER %, 1911.
Locations

Montezuma quartz claim; left limi,
Twin creek. Located Aug 90 by A
Hess ct al
Marion quartz claim; left limit
Fairbanks creek. Located June &c
by A Hess ct al
Adams association placer claim
100 acres; Engineer creek. Located
Oct. > by Jack Adams ct al
Homestead located by J. d. McIn
tyre on Oct 81; NJ of n +, a sec.
ton %, : + u: and 5 l2ot \ + "a
section %; all in township | n. range
/ w.
Ready Bullion quartz claim; head
of East fork of Sourdough creek
Located Aug. 20 by NJ. J. Cox and
~ G. Fox.
Rob Roy quartz claim; east slope.
AT head of east fork Of Sourdough
creek. Located Aug. 30 by NJ J. Cox
and y. G. Cox
Blue Jay quartz claim; east slope
At head OF east fork of Sourdough
creek. Located Aug 30 by NJ. ]. Cox
and " c. Cox
True Blue quartz claim; east slope
at head of East fork OF Sourdough
creek. Located by NJ. J. Cox and
y. G Cox.
Power Of Attorney.
The Alaska Exploration Co. to
Thomas Hubert Neasy General pow
or e attorney.
The Alaska Twin Creek Explora-
ton Co and John Hubert Dorman
to Thomas Hubert Neasy. General
power of attorney
Proof of Labor.
Charles Schuck for Alaska EXplor-
alton Co; proof of labor on IL
above Fairbanks creek; fraction be
tween , and 6 above; ~ above Fair
banks creek.
G. H. Ward ct al to NJ. j. Cox ct
al; lay for ) years on Compton bench
first tier left limit Chatanika.
Deeds.
+. 5. MCFarline to George 5. Lew
is; q. c. deed: south % feet lot |,
block .. known in town survey as
lot ., block 30, town of Fairbanks.
$3.50.
II. l.. Shumaker to d. A Newton;
deed let 4. block g., town of Fair
banks 81.
r. W. Hooker TO p. J. Petersen;
deed 1-6 interest in first tier bench
right limit above Fish creek. 81.
Trustees deed to Charles Sund-
stedt; lot 6 block 10. sl1.22.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
FORWARD PASSAGE MONEY

Anton Kari, CT Sacramento, Cal.
wrote to Chief Of Police Chovin that
he purpOsely hid himself from the
purser on the Sarah last June in
order TO avoid paying his fare from
Eagle t. Tanana He stated in the
letter that he did not have the nee
essary funds at the time to pay his
fare and had to resort to this meas
ure to get down the river Enclosed
in the letter was a money order coy
ering the fare $32.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
LETTERS OF INQUIRY

In the mail of Saturday last, Chief
Chovin received a letter of inquiry
from Miss Anna Jackson, of Grass
Lake, Mich, asking for the where
abouts of James F. MacNamee; also
another from Miss Mary Small, OF
929 Lincoln street, Los Angeles, ask
ing about George MatlOck.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
IMPROVE ST. MATTHEW'S

St Matthew's church is being i'm
proved with an addition which is un-
der construction on the rear end OF
the building This new apartment
is to be used as residence for
the pastor The Improvement ~
well under way and will soon te
ready for occupancy.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
MONEY FOR HOT SPRINGS ROAD

Four hundred dollars was raised
by subscription Tuesday afternoon
in less than an hour for the purpose
of making some very necessary re-
pairs on the road leading from
Fairbanks to the Big Cinema hot
springs.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

was dismissed On motion Of The de
PENDANT on Monday.
Action was commenced in the dis
trict court by Raymond Brumbaugh
and II G. Hamilton against +. +
KeIl - t, al to recover for freight
on the steamer Samson.
Sauramhar ~ 1911. the plaintiff.
daii,:.rad ia rho. defendant. Kellogg
rho owner of the steamer Samson.
certain bar,l>yar. and merchandise
yalued AT S11 oun. which the defend.
ant agree to transport from Dikeman
~ al o'i'N9 ,,.,. ,,.,,o. ,ho Sam.
aus ,,,I, r,ai,,a,,I,..
son "''' 9'',tD.' o11,na hau..ynr rha[
they are Wiling 10 accept the IFeiSh'
on the samson, now -FOUR lhlle9 De
loN Cinema. ahd ina, on ot'oOe'
but it was + fused them.
On MonaaY JudSe oFeFlield appoint
ed John /. Fay Il Ester as thlted
States commissioner at Ester. ne
powers of Justice OF the peace. The
bond REQUIRED is $1,000
The applcaloh lor ildno' II
cense by tie y. I. 'o.' d! Iio'
Springs, ana al aiail"' VIII oe
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
EUPHEM ISM S.

THAT temperance orator always
speaks Of whiskey as rum.
Not always
For instance"
When he gets it at the drug store
Re calls it tonic.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
KENNEDY IMPROVEMENT.

b. :. Kennedy, the Garden Island
greer has purchased the lower half
of the Drury building. and is making
some extensive repairs and changes
In The Same.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
OCTOBER rs, 1911.

Homestead location of Marion b.
Carey; y f a and w y OF S. f 4
section "a, township /, south range
l east and 80 acres between south
line Cf said township and the Tan
ana river.
Placer claim bench opposite left
limit and ) Ester creek. Located
Oct. Il by j. B. Hudson and n. R
Hudson.
Elwell lode claim; north slope
dome at head of Eva creek. Located
Oct Is by n. r. Hudson and J. A
tlwell
Elwen Extension lode claim
south slope of dome at head of Eva
creek located Oct. 10 by J. B.
Hudson and Charles w. Koegley.
Power Of Attorney.
Substitution of power of attorney;
r. H. Veasey to John F. Dillon.
Deeds.
Albert Alzena to Frances Alzena;
@. c. deed to 25x1O0 feet between
Golden's grocery and Hanks proper
ty.
Jacob Free to Henry Loer; deed
to 70 interest in No. 9 Walnut
creek.
Bill of Sale.
]. l.. Solli to Henry Cook " inter
est in certain mining machinery and
cook house.
Assignment.
f. NJ. Keys and p A. Rettig to
j. p. Reagh; assignment Of two
lays, IA below second tier right limit
Cleary and Nolan Purchase; also all
the mining machinery.
Proof of Labor.
Charles Peterson for Alaska Twin
Creek Development Co.: proof of
labor on above Twin creek.
Frank Rourke for Alaska Explora-
ton Co.; proof of labor on 3 above
Twin creek.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

The cIimb-out only begins to be
easy when we absolutely quit KID
ding ourselves.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

David Il. Lowery. upon he findings
of referee. Guy b. Erwin. The di-
rec Wa4 gained on tn grounds Of
cruel and inmuaL treatment and
A transcript, on appeal has been
fiji d vita the clerk OF the district
COuit in the case OF the Alaska AS
lioami and K Hayashi This suit
WIS I,r.,,h. IL he +. mmissioner's
rn,,r. len I.rorDr s5a4 - claimed. by
nIai,,fff g. merchandise sold and
doIi,..raa i'm Irn .1n The iurv
I""''" I'i TIE "''ei'"''' 81 ''''o i ''''
4 n.ti,ion for the DISCHARGE of the
ba,tip,r,y ca-e of Alex Mitchell
was q T" ~ '""'7e ~ g i'e''' vi
Ne''i''S""f'
rho ar,,Icati~n of william Casey
far. , ha,rnn,o license AZ Flat CITY
VIII De iello On ,'oNe'', ,';I ~ ~ ,a "a
III same mn " nee, '''7 Nlli &c ''1 ~
On ne "ip''' ~. ,,,,.al,3, w.
Marshal Ashland OF ldItai od.
vent. -, I, = ,,o,,h of
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

Living up TO standard helps 10
1--we down to mistakes.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

Telephone II. c. Davis 66A for
Storm Sash.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
FILED for RECORD
OCTOBER 26. 1911.

Lease.
Wild Goose claim owners to J.
A. McMullen; an extension of lease
on certain mining property.
y. c. Co To Milo Sanlch lease and
option on team of horses.
Deed
II +. St George to II. X. Myers;
Q. c. deed to I-6 interest in Jim
Dobbie quartz claim. between Dome
and EldoradO creek
OCTOBER %. 1911
Locations.
South extension on Ready Boullion
lode claim. Ester creek Located May
% bv J. w Neal and H. Ballaine.
Mohawk quartz claim. en- ridge be-
tween Mosquito and Gold gulches
Located Aug - by Pat Mclaughlin
ct al
Mohawk quartz claim No. 2, on
ridge between Mosquito and Gold.
Located Aug. q by Pat Mclaughlin
ct al
Peg Leg quartz claim. on left limit
Gold gulCh Located Aug. % by Pat
McGauglin ct al
Gold Belt No. | quartz claim Lit
tie Eldorado creek Located Oct.
by S. ]. Bate.
Gold Belt No quartz claim Lit.
lie Eldorado creek. Located by s.
J. Bate
Gold Belt No. 3 quartz claim Lit.
tie Eldorado creek. Located by s. J.
Bate
Relocation Of fraction between 4
above and Mclean Fraction, Ester
creek Located Oct. 81 by Edward
Tyndall and w. G. Firms
Homestead location; S w u. S u
of y W a, S " 4 of S + a, sec
ton 3 and y + 4 of y w 4 section
l6; all in township l south range.
| east. Located by James -. West.
Proof OF Labor
j W. Neal for himself; proof Of
labor on Ready Bullion quartz claim,
Ester creek.
Assignment.
Allen II Hakes To James +. Bar
rack; assignment Is interest in GER
tain patent right.
Deeds.
John Worgam to +. +. Virden; O.
c. deed to No ) above Fox. 81.
Trustees deed to J. w Chaffee;
lot s, block 30, town of Fairbanks.
1912.
Trustees deed to p G. Charles;
lot 9. block s. town of Fairbanks
1924
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
NO FREEZEUP YET.

Last week slush ice began running
the second time in the river, but the
warm weather continues and from
present conditions it looks as If the
freeZeup is somewhat distant.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30
OCTOBER "a, 1911.

Thomas Cullen to o. {. kersgard, ,
deed Is interest in Nugget associ-
alton claim on Nugget creek. 81.
VIM Gedmund to O. c. kersgard !;
same as above.
Fred Fey to f. r. lesson; deed to
Fey lode; Fey lode No 2, and
Chatham lode No. 2. 81.
Alaska Twin Creek Exploration Co.
TO Alaska Exploration Co; deed to
the following: Nos l and Twin
creek also fraction at mouth of
Twin creek; also 2. 8, 4, above Pc
dro creek, and 8, and 4 below Pedro
creek; benches 2 and 3 below on Pc
dro and fraction between and 3;
also I. Of 2 below. upper 500 feet of
> below. upper S20 feet of : below. a
fraction between and 6 below; also
all of S below. Pedro creek; and all
of bench left limit below Pedro
John Hubert Dormer to Alaska
Exploration Co; deed to Nos. |, 2,
3 and above Twin creek; also
fraction running 5000 feet up stream.
Proof of Labor.
H. ID. Marsh for John Gonna and
A. r. Heilig; proof of labor on Grip
PIE creek ASSOCIATION CldlIl
Power Of Attorney.
James Conta to Peter Conta; gen
Cral power of attorney
Mortgages.
JChn Murray ct al TO X. c. Wood,
mortgage on certain mining machin-
cry and leasehold in 9 and 10 third
tier left limit bench claims on Gold
stream
Locations.
Fair quartz claim an extension on
The Red White and Blue lode slope
of Raspberry hill, Steamboat creek.
Located Sept ) by Mary X Night
ingale by G. w. Nightingale agent,
Red. White and Blue lode on the
slope of Raspberry hill. Located by
Geo, ge W. Nightingale.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

Henry Baatz. of the Loop road
house, was granted a liquor license,
on Monday last. The application had
been pending since last June.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

Telephone n. c. Davis 66A for
Storm Sash.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

Autographed Stock Certificates
fer sale at Citizen office.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

On Monday w. c. Harp was Civ
en- a liquor license FIR the Golden
Eagle roadhouse at Ester.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

George Markus was granted a d!-
vcrce from Anita Markus by th5
court on Monday last.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

W. +. Whitley has brought an &C
ton against SWayne Johnson - re
cover the sum OF S503o3 claimed On
a note,
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

At the second trial of Henry Gag
non charged with selling liquor witt
out license at Fox. the july
brought in verdict of not guli'F
after being out few hours.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

The suit Of the Washirgton-Alaska
bank against A. w. Balzimer ct al
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-30

\ petition for the discharge OF the
bankruptcy case Of Alex Mitchell
was granted by Judge Ove,field on
Wednesday.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-17
NEITHER BOOM NOR
Bun, If YOU PLEASE

A man who had invested In Fruit
dale land several years ago Just re-
Gently arrived from the east for the
purpose of improving his property
Meeting an old resident on the street
he accosted him with well, how Is
Fruitdale? On the boom or hum9"
The reply was; Neither I hope"
That Fruitdale is not on the bum
by any means is evidenced by the
steady growth, prosperous appear
lnce and good times around the
aeighborhood, A boom would he a
boomerang In the long run. To prom
lse great yields before the residents
set water or easy access to town and
before the roads are fixed south OF
the bridge would be getting the cart
before the horse and would surely
result In a backing down and a lot
OF disappointed investors.
But Fruitdale is growing. and
growing fast. II has recently In.
cluded all Of Savage Rapids and was
about to- annex all OF South Grants
Pass when the railroad people step.
I'D In and plated Il and thus started
Its nearest competitor Frultdale has
'yer had resident "furriner" and
the only "kuocker" or Kicker" who
ever lived there sold ont some years
ago, and since then every new resi-.
dent is a granger. or expects 10 be
soon rr"itdale Is ON the NAV
no" and an the new railroad oil
N''nirs is In bigger letters than any
oiNor town except Grants Pass Fruit.
')e Is all right II YOU don't think
'o' ask any man out there n he.
wants to sell out aud move away