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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-10

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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11

VIM. Finn, J. c. Kinney, G. w
Franklyn, A. Roth, p. defender. q
acres. Happy, on Happy creek, trib
utary St. Patricks creek.
Location Sept. II ,19l1. Il. +.
Cosgrove, c. J. Strass. 90 acres. Dis
covery bench, on Happy creek. trib-
utary of St Patrick's creek.
Location Sept "a, 1911. Il. p,
Cosgrove and G. J. Strass. 20 acres.
Bench Il below, Happy creek. trib-
utary of ST. Patrick's creek.
Power of Attorney Nov. 9.
1910 Mato Grljevic to Jozef Grljevic.
General as to Fairbanks district.
Release Dec 6, 1911. H, II.
Mcdonald to l.. l.. James. Surren-
dering lease on Twin group at Il
left limit GOldstIeam creek.
@. c. Deed - Dee. ), 1911, ihos.
Mcconnell TO Kate Mcconnell. $4,000.
One-eighth interest in association
claims Nos Is, 20, and % on Nome
creek.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
(SenatOr)
ALASKA PIONEERS
ELECT

Fairbanks IglOo of the Order Of
Alaska Pioneers held Il rou-irg good
meeting last Monday night. There
We're 124 present and every plom mt
of the time there was something do
ing. The report Of the grand iglou
was read. nominations for the na.W
Officers TO be selected at the next
meeting were made, and 81 new
members were taken into the igloo.
4 splendid lot of new yarns or old
ones in new toys were sprung and
refre shments both liquid and lid
helped to fill out the evening and
the inner man.
Fairbanks igloo now boasts a
membership of 30. including The
following who were admitted Mon
day:
Anders christensen. Z. l. Scraf-
ford. Alexander H. Rieder, Barney
Sandstrom. J. p. Anderson. Cecil
H. Clceg. John X. Brown, Alexander
l.. Hanoi. LATE Spray. John T.
Adams. Joseph w Kelly. A J..
Campbell. Louis Behl,, Walter NJ.
Cooley. James H. Russell, Gulilk Sa-
her. Edward Sather. Royal q.
Southworth. +. J. Baker. Edward
Wilkison, Ole Hjevik.
The report of the grand isloo as
read al Monday nights meeting
showed that the following officers
we're chosen at Nome last fall for
the next grand igloo:
Grand President Phil Erne ST.
Nome
First Grand Vice-President J.
J. Thornton, Fairbanks.
Second Grand Vice-President -
Gene Dyle. St. Michael
Grand Chaplain - Rev. S. Hall
Young. lditarod.
Grand Secretary - c. w Thorn
ton, Nome.
Grand Secretary - S. Erickson,
St. Michael.
Grand Hist rian-Prof. E Grimm,
Nome
Grand Sergeant-atarms - F. A.
Aldrich, Nome.
Grand Trustees - George Markus,
chairman, Fairbanks; Thomas Lloyd.
Fairbanks; H. J. McCalIum, Fair
banks; A. ]. Nordale. Fairbanks;
Franklin Moses, St. Michael.
The grand president appointed the
following committees:
Appeals. Credentials and GrieV-
ances Conrad Preceding, Nome
George Markus, Fairbanks; William
Stipek, Nome.
Constitution George Markus,
Fairbanks: c. w. Thornton, Nome :;
F. A. Aldrich. Nome
Auditing - Prof. +. Grimm, Nome
H. Claude Kelly, Fairbanks; Joseph
Chilberg, Nome.
Ritual - c. w. Tholnton. Nome !;
Henry Keeling, St. Michael; J. Lut-
schinger. Nome.
The next annual meeting OF the
Grand Igloo will be held at Meme
in September, 1912.
The grand Igloo acted favorably
on the suggestion of the Fairbanks
igloo to extend the date of admis-
sion to include any who arrived in
Alaska previous to January l, 1901
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
NEWSBOY COMP ANY
MEETING

At the election of the stockhOld-
crs OF the NeWsboy Mining company
held during the week the old board
was reelected with the exception
Of +. l.. Scrafford, who was not nom
mated and who is succeeded by
l.. NJ. Drury, as vice president. The
following officers We're elected;
Henry Otr, PRESIDENT; l.. NJ, Drury
vice-prt sident; a. +. Golden, secre-
tary; and James Sherard, manager
The stockholders expressed con
fidence in the management and sat
istaction with the manner i'll which
the work had been done. Two crews
will at once be put on at the mine
ard the work of sinking rushed
with all haste
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
RECEIVER IS APPOINTED

E. r. Peoples has, as plaintiff in
an action against H. ]. Patterson,
for himself and the assigned aC-
counts of others. asked the court
for the appointment of receiver
to handle the mining property. This is
done with the full consent of the
defendant. to the action.
The present block of ground on
Engineer creek being worked by the
defendant contains estimated values
of gold aggre eating $4,000 or
enough to pay all the outstanding
accounts. The weekly cleanups
amount to $1,000 A. Mcdonald has
been appointed receiver to work
the claim.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1911

Proof of labor-Nov. Il, 1911. S,
Fraker and j. j. Fallen. Between
July / and Nov. 1, 1911. % days.
Tunneling, etc. Olive at 4 above Lit
tie Eldorado.
Proof of Labor = Dec. I, 1911. Leo
Preg. 500. Between Nov. Il and
Dec. ,, 1911. 10 days. Shaft 20 feet.
Last, Chance, on Goldstream creek,
for 1911.
Lode Location Sept. II, 1911
Fred Fey Chatham No. 3. on Chat
ham creek tributary of Cleary creek.
Lode Location - Sept. IL, 1911
Fred Fey. Fey No. 4, on Chat
ham creek tributary of Cleary creek.
Lode Location Sept. Ii. 1911.
Fred Fey. Colby No. 2, on Chat
ham creek tributary of .Cleary creek,
Lode Location - Sept. 16, 1911.
Fred Fey Colby No. 3, on Chat
ham creek tributary of Cleary creek.
Location Lode Sept. Is, 1911.
Fred Fey Colby No. 4, on Chat
ham creek tributary of Cleary creek.
For Picture Framing go to An
derSOn Bros & Nerland
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
November 20, 1911.
K. S. MDONALD.
Secretary

November 20, 1911.
Mr.. r. S. Mcdonald. Secretary,
Fairbanks Commercial Club.
Fairbanks, Alaska
Dear Sir-l am in receipt of your
circular letter CT October Is. and
shall be glad to do anything in my
power to encourage improvements
in your section. ! have a very dis
tinct recollection OF an automobile
ride at Fairbanks. and remember,
among other things, that apparently
an automobile can carry more pass
engers over poor road in your
section than il can over good
road in the states. AT the time !
could find no explanation for this
unless it be the fine atmosphere
which, according to my observation.
counted for a great many other evil
dences OF good health and fine
spirits.
Very truly yours,
CHARLES NAGEL,
(Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Alexandria, MINI,
November Il, 1911.
Mr.. r. S. Mcdonald, Secretary.
Fairbanks Commercial Club,
Fairbanks, Alaska
Dear Sir-Your favor Of the 2Sth
ultimo. touching the matter of Sc
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11

some very encouraging Ieite $
from m mbers of congress were re
Ceivcd by the secretary Of the Com.
morcial club in the last mail in
reference to the automobile road.
and il begins TO look As if the plea
for the Apr priation will al least
be accorded an attentive hearing
he answers SO far received have
been from those senators and rep.
resenfatiyeS first addressed. and il
is most probable a lot more will be
received in the ucXt mail
In this mornings mali letter is
being sent 10 Delegate Wickersham
in regard to the campaign for the
road. and a copy # each of the
answers received goes along with
il. The directors of the club met
with the delegate some time before
his departure and instructed him
that the club relied on him To direct
the campaign and he gave his assur-
ances that he would exert hims If
to the utmost 10 get the road
The copies Il the letters mentioned
follow:
Fairbanks, Alaska. Dec. 10. 1911.
Hon. James Wickersham.
Delegate from Alaska.
Washington. u c.
My Dear Judge - You will find
Enclosed copies OF the letters that
We have received in answer to the
circular letter We addressed to mem
bers OF congress i'll regard to the
automobile road project and also
the letter received from Lieutenant
Colonel richardson Oh the subject.
lou VIII note that, without exception
the letters promise earnest consid-
GRAFTON at least. While those tIom the
racine coast delegation go much
further The responses have been
made most promptly, and have no
dou6t mat many more similar ones
VIII be received III future mails. II
this turns out 10 be the case |
shall at once mail copies TO you.
| am also mel sing a copy OF the
circular letter sent III case You have
not a copy with YOU.
As you are fully aware the Com
merctal club considers this road
scheme OF the very greatest import
ance ana It places implicit conf
dence III you to so direct the cam
paign at the national capital that
the matter will be presented most
faNorablN to congress.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
mot A TRUE BILL"

The grand jury failed 10 find a
true bill against James J. Britt, who
was accused of obtaining goods UNI
der false pretenses.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11

Ketchpole and Goodrich, of Gold
King creek, in the Bonnifield coun.
try, arrived in Fairbanks last week
and are living in their town cabin
for a time. On the way to town
they met Kinney. Keith and Johnson
going into the country to look after
some prospects.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
ANDERSONS OFF To OUTSIDE

Herman and Andrew Anderson
left Fairbanks with a double-ender
FIR Chitina last Monday morning.
Andrew will put in the winter with
his family in Seattle, while Herman
will make tip east in the interest
of the firm Anderson Bros. & Ner-
land, who are increasing their bust
ness field in Fairbanks, lditarod and
Ruby
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11

dition 10 our own organization here.
and We will do everything in cur
power to aid you in YOUR efforts 10
obtain a good wagon road into !. uT
district. also any other legislation
that YOU may desire
We are mailing You copy of rur
annual report. which will tell YOU
OF some of the things thar we have
been trying to do for Alaska
Yours very truly,
{. l.. NORRIS,
President
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11


One eighth interest in Big 16, on
Anaconda creek.
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 6, 1911.
Water Right - Dec T. 1911. NJ T.
Andersen. J. NJ Jensen, G. G. Berg,
25O miners inches of water from
Happy creek, tributary of Cripple
creek for the Log Cabin, Bear, West
Over. Wheel of Fortune, O'Brien and
Single O association claims.
Location - Sept. I, 1911. c. T.
Dorflinger 90 acres. McManus
bench on Little Dome creek, tribu-
tary of Goldstream creek.
I.ocation - J. A. Elwell, c. T.
Dorflinger, c. w. kocgloy, T. Blay-
lock. O. Haagberg, J. H. Caskey, l..
Brigel. c. Pease. 100 acres Eureka
on Little Dome creek.
Location Nov. %, 1911. Dennis
Crowley, August Brotleck 10 acres,
Jimmy Fraction at 3 Alder creek,
tributary of Cripple creek.
Proof of Labor - Dec. 6, 1911. J,
J. Fallon. 500. Between Nov. Is
and Goth, 1911. 10 days. Shaft "a
feet Fallon bench at 7 above right
limit Fairbanks creek, for 1911.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1911
@. c. DeCd-Dec l, 1911. Phillip
Carolin to G. G. Berg. 81. All in
terest in Log Cabin, on Happy
creek. tributary of Cripple creek.
Proof of Labor Dec. 7, 1911.
G. G. Berg, ct al Between Sept. -
and Dec l. 1911. 10 DAYS. Shaft %
feet. Old Log Cabin. on Happy
creek
Lien Dec 6, 1911. J. Jacobson
and r. Greenham VS.. w. Chestock
r. Carlisle apd F. s. Gordon. $685..
Lot II. block 81 Fairbanks. for labor
in steam fitting.
Location-Sept 16. 1911. R. p.
Cosgrove, C. ]. Strass, Ed Tyndall.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
Very respectfully yours.
ROTHSCHILD BROS.

Arctic Club. Seattle.
November 20, 1911.
Fairbanks Commercial Club,
Fairbanks. Alaska
Gentlemen Your letter Cf DC
tober % received and, in reply, beg
to say that | will take the matter
up with the Alaska bureau OF the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce, in ad
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11

spokane Wash
November Il. 1911
Mr.. c. = Yandell. Secretary.
Seattle Chamber of Commerce.
Central Building. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Mr. Yandell'
beg to acknowledge reccipt Of
your favor of the 9th inst with re
port unanimously adopted by the
board of trustees Of the New Seat
lie Chamber of Commerce endorsing
the proposal of the Fairbanks Com
mercial club for making The Trail
from Chitina to Fairbanks a road
over which an automobile can be
driven.
am glad to know the views of
your organization on this subject
and will take pleasure in promoting
in every way possible this good
work
With kind regards.
Very truly yours.
MILES POINDEXTER
Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. Il. S. Mcdonald. Secretary.
Fairbanks Commercial Club,
Fairbanks. Alaska
My Dear Mr.. Mcdonald:
Your favor of the 2Sth ultimo
reached me just on the eve Of leav-
ing for Washington. | will retain
Your letter and shall be glad to give
the matters mentioned therein care
full consideration on my arrival at
the capital.
Very truly yours.
JOHN c. WORKS.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11

on MdNuldCluItS.t
Washington. u. c..
November %, 1911.
Mr.. X. 5. Mcdonald. Secretary.
Fairbanks Commercial Club.
Fairbanks. Alaska.
Dear Mr.. Mcdonald:
This mornings mail brought me
Your letter under date OF October
Is in which you state that road
has been constructed from Chitna
to Fairbanks. under the direction OF
the war department. and that if
suitable appropriation were made.
such road could be put in condition
that automobiles could be used on
it winter and summer.
| note further that you claim if
this could be done. it would mean
mail could be delivered between
these points regularly twice each
week. ard that the government will
be asked at the coming session of
congress to appropriate sufficient
money 10 carry out the proposed pro-
ject.
very much appreciate your call
ing my attention to this matter and
btS ~ dSSuIt you tlhh " ~ -
it my considerate attention.
Judging from your letter, permit
me to say that it would seem 10
me the Fairbanks Commercial club
should be called the Fairbanks
Boosters Club"
Very truly yours.
ATLEE POMERENE.
Senator from OhioD
Portland, Oregon.
November %. 1911.
Mr.. r. S Mcdonald. Secretary.
Fairbanks Commercial Club,
Fairbanks. Alaska.
Gentlemen-Your circular letter of
October IS received. OF course ! am
with you on your bill for an appro-
priation of sufficient money to make
the road in question fit for aut mo-
bile traffic hope you will sue
coed. Very truly yours,
A. W. LAFFERTY.
Winterthur, Del.
November 81, 1911.
Mr.. r S Mcdonald Secretary.
Fairbanks Commercial Club.
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Dear Sir Yours of the 2Sth I'll
timo has been duly received. Should
the question e the Improvement of
the road from Chitina to Fairbanks
come before the senate shall be
please to give the matter my most
careful and attentive consideration.
Yours truly.
HENRY A. DU POINT.
Chairman Senate Committee on
Military Affairs.)
Portland, Oregon.
November 90. 1911.
Mr.. r. S Mcdonald, Secretary,
Fairbanks Commercial Club,
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Dear Sir - We are today in re-
ceipt of your circular letter of Oc-
tober % and beg to advise you that
any service We can render You to
bring about the result you desire.
we will be pleased to extend.
We take the liberty of suggesting
that this matter be taken up with
us and others, al about the time that
congress will be asked to make the
appropriation. We could at that
time. take the matter up with our
respective senators and representa-
lives.
Very respectfully yours.
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Arctic Club. Seattle.
November 20, 1911.
Fairbanks Commercial Club,
Fairbanks Alaska.
Gentlemen Your letter CT Oc-
tober % received and, in reply, beg
to say that | will take the matter
up with the Alaska bureau OF the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce, in adj
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1911.

MONDAY, DECEM Der 4, 1911.
Proof of Labor-Dec. 1, 1911.-JOhn
Jurvich ct al. 500 Between Nov.
20 and Dec. 3, 1911 II days. Shaft
II feet, etc, Big Four, Oh Engineer
creek.
Location-Ncv. .. 1911. NJ. Demp-
scy, G. Linden, o. p. Stolt, NJ. Ly-
den w. Voss, F. McLain. n. Stor-
wick. c. Olsen. 100 acres. Ohio on
Chatanika flats.
Proof OF Labor - Dec 2, 1911,
Charles Carroll and F. Parker 800,
Between Nov. and 80, 1911. 10
days. Shaft u feet, etc, above
left limit, Alder gulch, for 1911.
Deed-Dec 4, 1911. ]. S. Dixon to
NJ c. Smith. $1,000. And Smith to
pay all outstanding liabilities OF
Smith < Dixon, all interest in ice
business. horses. harness, sleds and
lots >. block 10 and lot ) block A.
Fairbanks.
Location Dee. l. 1911. George E.
Walker. George L. Poppell, J. Nc
Phail. 50 acres. Fly at head of Ace
creek, tributary OF St. Patrlcks
creek.
@. c. Deed-Feb. 10, 1911. Alois
Friedrich 10 Dave Petree. $500. One
seventh interest in the Cascaden and
Friedrich lode claim on Ridge Top
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1911
Location-Nov. 20, 1911. Nesta
Goodfellow, p. ]. Rickert, Belle and
]. A. Marsh so acres. Ougia on AL
len creek, tributary Goldstream
creek.
Lode location - Dec. l, 1911. H.
d. Marsh. New York on ridge be-
tween Summit and Allen creek.
Homestead location - JoZef Col
jevic. 800 acres. East z of n w
4 and w. z Of n + Il, sec. l, town
ship /, range 1 west and f y of
w Il of w y of f a section
SO. township l. range w.
@. c.. Deed-Dee. >, 1911. John
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11
FILED for RECORD

Campbell to James Brostrom. 81.
One eighth interest in Big 16, on
Anaconda creek.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-11

For Picture Framing go to An
dersOn Bros. & Nerland.
The Press., 1911-09-13
MANSFIELD.

Miss . Abbie Rosebrooks. daughter
of Charles ROsebrOoks Of storrs. died
on Thursday morning ct Oneida, N.
T.. where she had been employed.
Death followed :. an attack. Of pneq-
EaoniS. Miss Rosebrooks was 23
yeAEp old, She i! + survived BY. her
father md; two giatere A. stoFEEs.s. IA. The
funeral was, held. ON Saturday, after
noon o. ! O'Clock from the home of
Der father at sstorrs. . Burial was in
ths storEs .cslnaeteEy in the family LOT,
The republicans held their cauOns
tOrsMomSnAtihe town off8dsrss Saturday
afterHoon 1t 2 O'Clock ut Spring HflE.
There were about - forty present.
George H. Allen was, chairman and
RsedFB. Eston CLERK FolloGYnK are
tbs, uOE1snSes: "a ssessor, Frank NJ;
sl1tes4 beafd Of rerrelief, Ohauncsy
Davis ChaflesiJ. Mason; seleCtmen, :.
". r. .storts, NJ. H. Parker town
clerk and treasurer, Bradley H! Sears !;
collector Of taxes, W.. A. Weld; audi
The Press., 1911-09-13

thirds Of the teachers In our town use
the library constantly while school Il
In session, some taking aS many a. I'd
or 2 books at ! sims. The students
In the ROCKVILLE high school are CON.
tinually consulting the references books
and getting books for outside reading.
We try to get book lists Of the pupils
required home reading and make it
. point to have these books in. the
library. The SIMMER people. as .
whole, Eemsrk on our, very good
choiGs OF books and on our nice rooms,
and one person said abe had been able
to tind poem Of Kipling'6 which She
could not find in the New York IL
braEys. Another said il was such y
pleasure 60 And such flne library in
o little place like Holland. A mum,
Der Of people have donated books and
magazines, which have proved very
acceptable. We have had az up-to.
date catalogue Of the library printed,
containing complete list Of ali the
books in the library, under the names
Of their authors. This helps the
people to know what books TO ask. for
when they come TO the library, and
outsiders can more easily send foE
books. Il may have increased the
circulation, for IL is larger than last
year. the total circulation being 1855
books 1920 futtOna and; 1886: mem
flOtioDS q good proportion Of .non-fio-
tion. Most popular books Of the year
hsve,beeng:: '''The RoeaFY,sss MAX. -
Romantic Days in Old Boston,
Flower Of the Dusk, - "The Piper,"
+" Barred Alive" Labrador. Florence
Nightingale and Bird Life. Respect.
fully submitted, Lucille Agard.
The Press., 1911-09-13

Miss Catherine Silk, with hel
cousin, Miss Alice Higgins entered
bus nrss college In Boston Last week.
Miss s IL will board with her aunt,
Mrs.. Eva Higgins, of Plymouth, Mass
Miss Myrtle Phelps. accompanied
by her sister, Miss Gladys Phelps,
went t. East Milton, Mass, last week
Tuesday to attend high school in'that
placs. They will reside with their
aunt, Mrs. VIM. B. Batchelder.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congrega-
tional church plan to have supper on
Thursday, Sept. 81. It 10 hoped tina.
r v. John W. Ballantine OF West
Stafford will on the evening Of Sept.
81 give an illustrated lecture ct the
Congre gational church on India. the
proceeds Of the lecture to go towards
the missionary fund. 81
M thodist Church Notes: The
board of stewards met last Sunday
after the church servioe In the rVestry
and gave Rev r. B. Adams OF Man
chester a caH'to become their pastor.
On acc unit Of Mr.. Adams health he
ACCEPT ID the call for only an indefinite
time Rev Mr.. Adams is an. en-
thusiastio preacher and Ohriatian
worker, and it is hoped by many ,that
he W II remain with this, church for
the winter. ., -: :s.&,tlt.a;.s
e. '-' West Stafford. ''f' i IL.
John A. .Pease will self his personal
property at auction on Saturday. Il
l" ~. M .,5'.t., - ~ .-.'.i :.s,.,., =;
: Worthington's orchestra wi furnish
music for a dance at Spiritualist hall,
on Saturday evening.
The first supper Of the season will
be s'tvad at the vestry tonight, TO-
be t, lowed by au entertainment. Ad-
missi on for both Is cents. .. -, ....>.