The Alaska citizen., 1911-04-17


 town during the we,I
 Archie Mcbride WIS a visitor to the city during the week.
 Pat Mclaughlin. ot Gold Hill. was a visitor to town on Saturday.
 August Bullock, of "A Ohio road, house, was in town onursday.
 Jim McKeun. "Mai Ann" Is a commercial traveller ir, California.
 Pat Meehan, the Fairbanks creek operator. was in town during the week.
 Allan Cunningham. who is oper. ating on Steele cree{. came in on Friday
 Ed Hendrickson, working on T. Goldstream, was in town during the week.
 J. Bostrum, of Fish creek, came in from the new roducer during the week
 Mrs. E. w. Griffin and Mrs. E A. Davis came up from Cinema on Fri i days train.
 Jim Cody and Charles Murray came up from the Iditarod on Monday last.
 Mrs. Birnbaum, of Cinema, was in ! lpN II NlSIlltS IT IGIINAS hS SsA' A' b''' . l of the week.
 Mir and Mrs. Dave Patterson. of Engineer creek, were in town dur | ing the week.
 Billy Clark and Larry Lillico re- turned from the Idita.od on Wed nesday evening. 1 Jerry Paulson, layman on the Niggerhead group on Dome. was in town on Tuesday.
 A. j. Godsk was during the week notified of the death of his father, in St. Paul. Minn. Miss Lillian Smith, the telephone operator al Chatanika. was a wis itor to town on Tuesday.
 The Aim brothers of Fairbanks creek returned on Friday evening from a trip to Denmark.
 Miss Anna Wolf, Cf Juneau, Is in quiring in regard 10 the whereabouts of her brother Mase Wolf. Commissioner A. J. Griffin, the Pooh Bah of Richardson, was a vis- iter to town on Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs John Bigelow were in town during the week to meet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry.
 Mrs. Beldon, of Chena came up to St Joseph's hospital during the week for a minor operation.
 William Upton and Val Flemming arrived from the Outside on Wednes- day. coming ever the Valdez trail R. G. White, formerly Judge Over fields secretary, is now engaged in tIe real estate business in Valdez, Fred Huprich and c. E. Kern
  stage which left on Thursday morn ing.
 Mrs. E. II. Boyer is getting along nicely, and it Is hoped she will be able to be around again in a short time.
 ]. E. Moulton and D. H. Emping- CT, the Seattle drummers. returned from flying trip to the Iditarod on Wednesday,
 Dr. c. NJ Moore the dentist, who went Outside last fall, is now locat- ed in Tacoma, in the Electro den tai parlors.
 John L. McGinn, who was taken ill at Chitina, expects to be able to leave that place for Fairbanks some time this week.
 Attorney Roy V. Nye, J. Cleve- land, S. J. Marsh and Mrs. Acklen were passengers on the stage which left on Thursday.
 Dr. Spalding has written to Dr. McCallum to the effect that there has been very little sickness in the Iditarod this winter.
 Andy Hoey, the electrician and wrestler, broke his collar bone ,,,b; I, at the rink, week ago.
 William Hjelvik, of Caribou creek, in the Kantishna district, returned to his camp on Wednesday, after a sojourn of week in town.
 Jonn Murray, of the firm of Whit man and Murray, who has been win terlng Outside, returned to the camp at the beginning of the week.
 E. L. French, who was formerly foreman for COndon on Dome re- turned to the city from the Outside at the beginning of the week.
 Tommy Wright left for the Chand- lar on Tuesday, going to do some further work on some quartz prop critics he is interested in in that camp.
 Jack Adams and George B. Wesch, formerly with the Washing ton-Alaska bank here, will work this summer for the American bank in Iditarod
 Gus Kocllner. the jeweller, form erly with w. H. Mendham, came in on Tuesday, accompanying Charles Davidson. the surveyor, with double-ender
 Deputy Marshal Hansen returned from Hot Spring on Saturday, hay ing in charge L. Anderson, who Is charged with assaulting Alice Fay Tor in this city.
 Reed Harris, formerly of the Ester creek stage line, and Alex Fowler, formerly with the Washington-Alaska bank, came in over the trail on bi- cycles on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Lushbaugh, of Engineer creek, were in the city during the week. Since selling out his lay on the Niggerhead Jim has been taking things easy.
 After a winter spent on the Out side Charles Bertrand and George Lueder returned to the camp cn Tuesday afternoon Both of them visited in the old country.
 A. L. Koevic, who has been in the Tenderfoot country for several weeks returned to the camp at the beginning of the week. He re- ports that Val Diebold is in the money.
 William Mates of No. Goldstream returned to the city on Tuesday, He stepped in Valdez on the way in and may return to that camp to