The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-27

James Cain was in from Cnata. nika Thursday. Andy Christensen came up fir m Cinema Thursday. Victor Klienschmidt. one of the owners of she Niggerhead on lower Dome, came in Thursday on busi- ness
 Theodore Johnson. of Peoples store returned Friday rm business "trip to the creeks.
 Mrs John Webster of Chatanika. has recovered sufficiently to permit of ser removal from St. Matthews hospital 10 the Shaw House.
 EJ Pomeroy, of the mining firm of Pcmer,y Bros and Ford. operat- ing on l below right lmit bench of Fairbanks creek. was city visi- tor Friday.
 Miss Arrabella Hoffman. who has been confined to the Butte rooming house for some lime past. with a severe attack of pleurisy. was cut on the streets Thursday for the first tine
 A Linds1rom. of Goldstream. is stopping at the Nordale hotel. MT. lindstrom is enthusiastic about the promises of this camp as Ie- giJn Lard rock mines. i Jim Milroy, formerly with Thorn, tons store, has returned from a tour of the creeks.
 Thaggard Buchholz, who is work ing for Whitman X Murray on Gold stream, is in town.
 Latest ef the arrival of little ones in Fairbanks is the baby boy which Mrs. Ernest Foster Saturday pre- sented to her husband The birth occurred al St. Matthew's hospital al 4:30 o'clock a nj.
 Mrs, Roberjso returned Friday morning from trip to the creeks
 Miss Eleanor Moon, of the Chat. anika central, is ill Her place at Chatanika is being ,aken by Miss Wanita NJ. Graves. cf the Fair banks exchange
 Tom OMally came in from Ester creek Friday
 Henry Wagner. the Goldstream operator, was in the city Friday on q business trip
 II. 0. Beldon was in from Chena Thursday.
 pr. E C panforth returned to 1 Chatanika on the afternoon train Friday atcr several hours visit in town. l Mrs Fred Blocker came in Fri day from Ggldstream for few days visit.
 Tom McLain is in town from l the Circle diggings. C. G. Berg is in from Happy creek.
 W. A Hopkins. the steamboat man from downriver. is stopping at i the Pioneer
 Alois Sagan. the St. Patrick creek quartz man. was an arrival from the creeks Friday. i Paddy Mclaughlin, of the Ester dome quartz belt, is in the city on business,
 Captain Nes Peters n, formerly of Dawson and Nome, left Wednes day evening for the koyukuk, where he will be mining this summer on Indian river.
 Colin McGillivray, of the News boy extension, who was in the city during the week, says that he will have his mill running early next month
 Harry Grow, the Smallwood creek operator. is in the ely after sup plies for his sunmer's work.
 C. Leitch,- the Chatania mining man, is in the city cn business.
 August Hess, the hard rock man from Fairbanks creek, came in Wednesday 70 be present at the trial of the case of Fey vs. Graham let al
 Joe OConnor, of Fairbanks creek. came in on court business Wednes- day.
 Mrs. Alzina visited in town from Ester creek Wednesday.
 William Chisholm. the Ester creek operator. was in the city Wednes- day.
 J. S. Bibby came in from lower Vault creek Wednesday.
 Sam Hols was in from Engineer creek Wednesday after load of sup- plies.
 Jack Barnette, the Skoogey gulch quartz miner, is in the city, having been summoned to appear as a wit ness at the quartz trial now occu- pying the district court.
 Mrs. Henry Crock came in from Ester creek Wednesday for shore visit.
 For the purpose of Investigating the gold finds in the Hammond river camp in the koyukuk, Vim. Flieder left Wednesday afternoon fer the northern camp on the steamer let In. MT. Ffieder was accompanied