The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-29
PERSONAL MENTION

] l'i LII iil hdHNS, nus btFu ldhlllS Il vacation for the past week. Bill McPhce is proudly displaying i at his place a picture of the Re publican convention with Delegate ! Wiekcrsham in the foreground. i !. ". Barker special agent of the land office went up the river this last week to look over the timber cuttings in that section. He returned Saturday,
 Judge Adams returned Thursday morning from fishing trip of ten i days duration uu the rh"na river.
 Len tIcacock and Everett Ingram were among the Isaac Waltons who tried their luck up the Cinema river during the week.
 Nick Peterson and John Gidlund re- turned q week ago from a stay of about month in Ruby,
 Stanley Hess and Ralph Hebert have taken th" Jack Roharts cabin on Garden Island for the summer
 Mayor DriscoIl has received a let ter of inquiry from Thomas J Me Greal asking for information con corning the whereabouts of Mike Hogan who is believed to be in Alaska McGreal resides at HOG south G street. Tacoma. Wash
 G. c. Berg, the Happy creek farm, CT and miner was In the city the first of this last week
 Henry Cook and Billy Burns are showing some friends a series of interesting hunting and prospecting pictures taken during their recent trip to the Circle country,
 C. J. Stewart and w. II Smith came back from visit 10 the Circle country where C. J. has an interest with Captain Bowman. The two men made the journey with Smithy's mules.
 Mort O'Connor is putting down a prospecting shaft on 15 below Gold stream.
 Lafe Eakin Spray, formerly with the Citizen. is running a Jennings paper in Southeastern Alaska.
 Ed Bartlett has been busy this past week moving freight from Fairbanks to Munsons.
 Colonel Richardson left for Rich ardson Thursday morning on his way over the Chitina trail The colonel will drive over the trail in a blackboard. Not only will he visit Chitina. but he also plans on fol- lowing the road all of the way to Valdez.
 John Zug of the road commission. who came into town Thursday night from Richardson, reports that the bridge over Banner creek and other bridges carried out by the June high water, have been replaced
 John Heitman. John Mogstad, and Frank Petrock, laymen on No. 15 Goldstream. have completed their work for the season.
 Charles Williams of No. Gold stream is moving his boiler to a new shaft on the claim from which he will soon be hoisting.
 A. O. Jones. of the Fairbanks Morse Hardware company, made a tour of the creeks this last week visiting the different hard rock properties all of which impressed him greatly.
 Robert Jennings left on the Delta last Monday evening to continue his campaign in the lower river camps Billy Richards and partners have taken over the lease of Phillip De Vree on discovery Goldstream and will at once put down a new shaft a couple of hunderd feet from the work themselves and expect to handle the property to good advant- age.
 Captain Langley, of the Tana made a trip to Cinema Tuesday. dur ing which trip he entertained sev- eral of the ladies of Fairbanks.
 James Beck of , above Dome was in town Tuesday with his cleanup
 Commissioner Weiss of Chatanika was in the city Tuesday upon busi- ness
 J. T. Cowles. of lower Fairbanks creek. came to town the last of the past week
 Paul Poison arrived from the up- per Panama country this last week. He denies the stories of any one making wages by rocking on the bars of the Panama at the mouth of Goodpaster or other rivers
 Mrs. Mary Pedro, operating on dis covery Pedro has completed one block of ground, and is now sluicing the waste from another strip of pay
 Thursday night at 9 o'clock Will liam c. James and Miss Ida Newman were quietly married by Commission CT Dillon.
 Ed Tyndall of Ester, was a city visitor Friday.
 w. A. Lovejoy of Peoples store