The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
OF INTEREST
 ID ALASKANS
HES WORKING.

HES WORKING.
 LHI. ANNI $,4.. -.. Henry Ito- uon aua .a..s.. ..u-.ut, for sen alur :raa r..- saau a..urd hs Dam I4I-u la rUs ,.E .as, week. A luaug ra.s Mas arraa-ad, al which Ue addressed fH. electors ju the iu- ...s,, .a 4.~ .aa.lla,y.
 .., u..ea- aaz Ar-"ly attended h. u mHurs a. t.. several parties a.a factions. and .hy speaker vas N.g. H.G received.
 Ir -- .a.,,ra Ru6ru MI haN, pra.t,a-. tu. entire supper; ot this portion u, rhe Fourth division ill the gumm- rIe. tiuu
 IN DAWSON.
 pANSD<. S,r-. 4a \ warm wfud Is blowing over the valley to t=s. aaa a.ry are indications of rain.
 CAUGHT AND SENTENCED. IbIIAROp. S..t %u William NaAau.r who served as bailW dur iHE the Campbell murder trial has heru convicted eH d charge of pick IHs fhe .4.h.r> at the Jurors, and sentence. To term or one year which hu Hil serve al the jail at lauaua
 CAMPBELL SENTENCED.
 IDITARGD Sept &t William Campbell. lo last week was con >5,,ed a, :rzr Ir-rrr murder with oH' capital punishment. was sen t.n.eI ay IuI-r Fuller to-day 10 i'm Ir.solw,rf ar HoNrtEs Island for 'ly ftrm ol t.s natural life
 Campbell Uo va convicted of kE'lHg Gus %ul-on tH the Kusko- tWm .u,r. las year. is TOW on lis T.. fo HHa= .H the custody of H.Iut, Marsha. Iea- From Ruby Campbell sill he taken to Fairbanks on tho first toa' l,ayiHs for the ltHand city.
 COMING FAST.
 News of the actual start from Valdez oi rh- Alaska railroad com W.~sloutrs -a= r-,sAed yesterday by Falcon Jos.a u .Ho tcleerams, one r,.ra,I t.# HHor Morrow and Inc second from fajor Richardson. e. the road commission. Both ot the mezza-s~ .I#ra-. that good l.oer's> is rru- made
 The t,.,-rtla '..u Major Nor- D.. "a@ -- toao. g
 -H.var Dam. D=.u3cr 1 lai2. Falcon Ja~... F.r.auks. Alaska. "Lpft Valdez ,4rly yesterday morHlaa Spent night Ptarmi4a, DroF Will reach TeikheIl tonight. Thanks for tuur message. which WAS received ner. There are six .n eur partN. with about 5u0 pounds .uaHas, ar I,ss Will wire you i..ar suo4ilg progress.
 "MOEROW." Major Richardson wired as follows
 Valdez. October l. 1912. aEaInou Joslin. Fairbanks. Alaska. "lour telegram 10 Major Morrow .rohahi delivered today at Beaver Dam Party left early yesterday morning Tm.ersi1Hed made good progress "ilh no misbap Will l., at McCarry about ninth and hope you can meet them next day at ahou. shaw creek with automobile,
 RICHARDSON"
 GUILTY.
 In q wire received Tuesday morn ing from Assistant District Attorney hodcn at Iditarod. District Attorney IosSIry Was appraised Of the fact that l.. E. Horton had at the latter place been found guilty of adultery Al d former hearing of the case the jury disagreed as to the degree of the crime committed and a new trial Was ordered, but whether this was held or the defendant had entered plea of guilty, the telegram tc the district attorney did not state.
 OH, YOU KID.
 FORT GIBBON. Sept. 50. - W (. Harp, the popular proprietor of the Golden Eagle hotel at Ester City, arrived here on the steamer lana today, on a secret mission he young lady in the case is said 10 be hurryin@ here as fast as pos sjblc on the steamer Schwatka. and Billy Is ill consultation with a min istor here
 ADAMS AGAIN.
 SEATTLE. Oct. l. George Ed. ward Adams the paroled assay office thief, who did stretch" for rob. blng the gold shipments from Fair banks and other Alaska camps. was arrested today for aiding and abet ing John G. Webber. an eX-cOnvict in the coining of spurious gold pieces
 VALUABLE MAPS ISSUED.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. l. - One of the most valuable maps ever issued regarding Alaska is the map which is ready for delivery today. and which shows the location of minerals in every part of the territory. The maps are now ready for distribution
 A COLD BATH.
 FORT GIBBON, Sept. 90. - J. C. Kinney. the Ester merchant. who is enroute to the Outside on the steam. CT Tana, had q narrow escape from drowning last night while the boat was at Hot Springs. In the dark ness, he walked off the ganeplank into the river. and doubtless would have drowned but for the timely assistance of the first mate. who hastened to Kinney's rescue and pulled him from the icy current.
 POLITICS DEAD.
 NOME. Sept. 90. - There is prac tically no evidence of activity among the various political parties and fac tions of this district, with the sin gle exception of the Socialists. who some time ago placed a full territor ial legislative ticket in the field.
 The dredge men will probably nominate a candidate for