The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1912-03-11
PERSONAL MENTION

affected with slight attack of
ptomaine poisoning was able to leave
the hospital Monday morning and
return to her duties as registry clerk
in the postoffice
Ed Stroecker and Tom Staniforth
left for the Cinema hot springs early
| in the week.
Bob Sheldon. Sid Stewart Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Woodward. Mr. and Mrs.
Hal Bailey made up a party that
visited Munsons week ago yes
terday in Sheldons auto
| Clerk of the Court c. c. Page has
| been notified that Charles A. Kill
stein is the name of the clerk of
| the department of the interior de-
tailed to the Fairbanks land office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cascaden left
Monday morning for the Big Cinema
springs with Tommy King and his
dog team
Eldorado early in the week.
J. r. McBrien was in from Cleary
Monday afternoon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gels left
Monday morning for the Big Cinema
springs in a private rig.
w. A. Webb was up from Hot
Springs Monday afternoon and re
manned in the city for a few days.
James Sherard, of the Newsboy
mine, was in the city on business
trip on Tuesday
John Fay came in from Ester
with his team Tuesday returning in
the afternoon.
Jack Sullivan was in from Ester
Tuesday afternoon
Tom Crowley was in town from
/ the creeks in the early part of
the week
Deputy Marshal A. r. Hansen and
wife are at the Big Cinema hot
springs, the deputy having been
granted sick leave for a month.
Having hoisted the first block of
ground, the dirt of about 10000
square feet of bedrock, Sandstrom,
Walters G. Martin. who have lay
on 2 below left limit bench of
Fairbanks creek, are starting to
open up a new block of pay.
Guy Marks has left Goldstream for
Hot Springs, where he has been
summoned by his partners in con-
nection with a mining deal Marks.
Groves G. Shafer operated on : be-
low Goldstream last year
Joe Dalton, William Clark and Pc
ter Gallagher were in town from the
kantishna country during the week
on their annual outfitting trip and
vacation
John Nystrom, of Cleary, was in
town at the Nordale hotel during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs William Gorbracht
Of below Fairbanks creek were in
town on Wednesday.
Jorgensen, Nelson and Webb, on
the upper 200 feet Of II Goldstream,
are reported to have driven into
some very rich pay in the course
of their blocking out
G. G. Berg was in the city from
Happy creek on Thursday
Jim Mars, Louis Carpenter and
Mrs. Mothes arrived Wednesday
over the Valdez trail, having made
the trip with horses and double
enders from that coast town in Is
days
Five different plants are at work
on Tenderfoot and its tributaries,
according to NJ. Emard, the Tender
| foot merchant, who was in the city
during the week. Mr.. Emard looks
| for good summer in the upper
camp.
Joe Kuhn reached town Thursday
with five head of horses and 100
cases Of eggs.
Hal Bailey has received a letter
addressed in his care to Robert
Nesbit, a former Klondiker. Mes
bit, it is said, stampeded to the
Iditarod several years ago and has
not been heard from since
William Auckland returned from
the Outside on the stage Thursday.
Lon Doggett mushed in from Ruby
City on Thursday.
Henry Cook was in the city from
Dome creek on Thursday.
Mrs. Whitney w. Clarke returned
Thursday on the stage after visit
OF several months with relatives on
the Outside.
William C. Harp. the Ester hotel
man was in the city on business
trip Thursday and Friday.
C. H. Douglas, the Fairbanks creek
teamster, was in the city Friday
| Charles Greis, a Kantishna trap
per and prospnctor, arrived Thurs
day with bunch Of furs.
Joe Kuhn, the former Fairbanks
Front street grocer, arrived Thursday