The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-26

nall mile below the mine
 Russell, Rourke and Lewis on 21 Goldstream are seriously handicap ped by lack of water. having been closed down for some time past.
 J. l.. Sale, the jeweler. accom- panied by Mrs. Sale visited the creeks Monday.
 F.. B. Collins the Vault operator was in the city this last week. the firm of Chris, George X Co. of which he is a member. having com pleted it's operations on the Oregon group of Vault
 Frank Kellogg left on the Julia b this week enroute to Seattle. where he will enter high school. Frank has been oiler on the boat for the past season.
 Alfred Spcck. the creek wood saw man spent several days. last week, in the city.
 Miss Anna Larson and Miss Ethel Russel returned Monday from a wis it to friends at Little Eldorado. Miss Nellie OConnor who went out at the same time remained several days longer
 Jack Willis, collector of customs stationed at Juneau, and Jack Hil- Hard deputy collector stationed at Eagle. both came in on the Panama Tuesday last.
 Rev. C. F. Betticher was in the city this last week having just re- turned From Nenana where he paus- ed on his way back from the Epis- copal conference down at Anvik last month.
 Tom Shaughnessy and John Shaughnessy left Tuesday for the Outside. It is the first trip Out side in If years. and he was much movtd when the hour of departure finally arrived The Shaughnessy' s who were operating in the Totala- nika country, will winter at Kent. Wash, but will return to the Tan ana in time to open up on Req creek in the spring.
 Teddy Rolston came in Monday last from the Hot Springs where he had spent several weeks. The return tri, In ,,sit aI III and Paddy Mclaughlin who had been up the Big Cinema stalking quartz.
 Jack Bellerby. who was in the city week ago to get some machin- cry repairs, reports that Gilmore and McPike will complete their open cut work on No. 9 below of Pedro creek by September 10, when they will have worked out 9OOOO square feet of bedrock. They then will pro- ceed to strip for next season.
 w. H. Thorn, the government sur veyor has moved his camp from Chatanika to Ridgetop, having com pleted the township which includes Chatanika
 Charles Anderson left St. Joseph's hospital last Monday after having his left eye removed. Anderson was struck in the eye during a bar room squabble.
 Judge Adams, who has been up the Big Cinema for more than a week past is expected back in the city today.
 J. J. Mullally, the Fox merchant, left for the Outside Tuesday. He will visit with his people in the states this fall and then return to Valdez in time to appear in the 10 Fairbanks.
 Mrs. J. H. Morgan left for Seattle and the Outside on Saturdays boat. Captain Morgan will go up river little later to prospect for the win ter on the Healy river
 Colin McGillivray, of McGilivray and Fisher. lesses on the Newsboy extension was in the city this last week to get a couple of cams re paired for his stamp mill.
 J. l.. Corrigan and O. s. Larson, representing the Scandanavian- American bank of Seattle, who have heen examining the records of the Washington-Alaska bank in connec- ton with the suit filed in the courts of Seattle for sum of money ad- ranced by the bank here, to the Panama Electric company on the re quest of the Seattle institution, left Tuesday for Seattle.
 Sergeant Schmanehe. of the city office, and Sergeant Campbell, clerk of the officer in charge, left Tues lay for Seattle where they will be stationed hereafter
 Jack Brooks, of Eagle, has gone down river to look over the Ruby camp Falcon Joslin, who returned from Washington, D. C., Tuesday where he has been working for the opening of the coal lands, visited the experimental farm at Ester Sid ing, Wednesday. A number of pictures were taken to be used in exhibits of Alaskan products which