The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20

II Is reported Ihai rank N1SemaU and Pat Whalcn. formerly of this camp. are in the pay on Happy creek. in the Iditarod.
 Thomas Jackson and Miss Ger trude Jones. formerly with the local telephone company. were welded in the Iditarod cn January 2i.
 Andy Beckwith of Cinema was in town on Wednesday. IL is probable that Andy will be back at his old job of pilot this summer.
 Tom Keenan. an elderly resident of the city, was afflicted with a stroke of paralysis during the week and taken to the hospital.
 Members of the Saturday Night 5oo club. which has disbanded for the season. celebrated the occasion by attending Confusion" in a body.
 Jack McNamce. who formerly con ducred the FloradCra dancehall here. arrived from the Outside during the week cn route to the Iditarod
 Bishop Rowe was at Gulkana. on Saturday. H. was met there by Lay Reader Williams. who will take him across to Panama Crossing
 Mrs. Mary A. Bauer. of HettiCk H.. is inquiring regarding the where ahoufs of her son. Henry C Bauer. who came North nine years ago.
 Miss Hazel Gric6l entertained a number of her friends at 800 at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. j. A Sutherland on Wednesday evening.
 Paul Hopkins. the former assay er of the Fairbanks Banking com uany Is on his way back. He will b. employed hy the American bank.
 Er. D1nfOrth was pleasantly sur 1riscd hy a number Cf his friends al Chatanika on Tuesday evening. the nccasi.n being the doctors birthday.
 Certificates Cf merit have been is. sued bv President Taft 10 Chester r. Spencer and Frederick Todd op. orators in the Signal Corps. for
 Ma Reis. who came in on Fri day from Seattle will leave during he week for II Springs. where he will have charge of the Manley ho- .eL
 II my Patterson. operating on Fn- ginccr creek just above the Wild Goose association. was drowned out by water which filled his working m Monday
 i. T. Anu iSbl anu NIt+ J. Kelly. Leon Roy. Jack NcNamee. Harry Munroe and E x. Buck arriv- cd from the Outside in nine and one-half days
 George Wallace. formerly of Fair banks. who went to the IditarOd nearly two years ago, is now in the East taking flying lessons from CT mn Curtiss.
 R. Donaldson. agent of the N. C. company af Rampant. came in on the Hot Springs stage on Thursday. He cD@rts thar Rampant has been very quiet the past winter.
 Alex Simson. who went Outside "to open up the big store in Pert land." when the firm here annGunc. ad ii was positively going out of business.' is said to be on his way back.
 Deputy Marshal Hansen left on Saturday with dog team for Cir cle 10 bring in Dominick Mcintyre, who was indicted by the grand jury on charge of assault with intent to kill.
 James McPike, of Pedro; John O'Shoa, of Engineer; and Charles Ditm"r. Of Clcary. came in Wednes- day with horse and double-endrr. aflor spending the winter on the Outside
 Mrs. George Solomon, of the TWelye-mile roadhOuse on the Circle rail. arrived on Wednesday and left for home again on Friday. She says the mining outlook in the Birch country is good.
 II. II. Ross, the automobile man, who has been in the Iditarod all winter, arrived by the dog team route during the week. He may re sumn the Fox auto service if he can break the road through. Jim Lushbaugh is moving from Olnes hack to Engineer, where he has still a small block Cf ground 10 work out on the Owl ss"ciation, He recently sold his interest in the lay on the Niggerhead to Walter Fisher
 Robert McCullough w. W. Me iinnon, David Luke, MT and Mrs. Frank Man1ev, NJ. Refs, Mrs. F. Ro9rhrovd, Mrs. J. Grosbush, w. G, Atkinson. K Aehworth, II. P. Hud- 7l ston and Joe Heacock arrived from the Outside on the stage Fri 1av.
 A s. Carruthers, son of s. s. Car ruthers, left on Friday with the stock and part of the supplies 10 be used in the hydraulic operations on HOmes'ake creek, at the head of he Chatanika river s. s. Carru- thers will take out the balance of he supplies and the crew about the first of April.