The Alaska citizen., 1912-03-18
PERSONAL MENTION

rison x koellner meat case at Hot Springs
 Mrs. John O'Shea of Vault creek was registered at the Nordale hotel during the week.
 Ole Hagen was visitor from Ol. nes on Wednesday,
 Johnny Metzger and wife of Chat. anika left Tuesday noon on their return to their creek home Barney Lashley left for the Salchaket diggings Thursday morn ing
 William Atchinson left for the Outside Friday on Captain North ways stage
 John Bigelow came in from Gold stream Thursday
 Fred Blocker, of 3 below. Gold stream, was in town on Thursday
 Walter Cooley during the week left for Portage creek, in the Little Delta, wher he will be located for the summer.
 John H. Hansen and Chris Aase arrived Wednesday from Beaver creek, in the Big Cinema country. Aase was brought in for medical attendance, he having recently driv- en pick into his right foot.
 Stewart and Barber, operating on s below bench of Fairbanks creek who lost their boiler house by fire l on Thursday morning, expect to be hoisting dirt again in a few days The machinery damaged was prospecting outfit, but they now are moving 40 horsepower boiler onto the claim from below W. H. Lindig, a Cordova business man who was at one time located in Fairbanks, was a passenger on the Orr stage Thursday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. E. R. lesson and -iASo -hOulloH lelulUtu lnu1SUAN evening from the Big Cinema hot springs
 John Horan came in Thursday night with the Hot Springs stage.
 Magnus Nelson, born at Wemland. Sweden, in 1859, on Friday filed his petition of naturalization with the clerk of the court.
 H. NJ Shead, of Pinska's clothing store, leaves on this mornings stage for several months visit with his folks in Seattle. He will return on one of the first boats.
 John Delfel, A. C. Laird, Joseph Bird and W. H. Furman arrived Friday over the Chitna trail from the Outside.
 H. H. Handley, the Ester saloon man, va in the city on business Friday
 F, F. Welsh, of Chatanika, was in the city Friday on business.
 Reverend and Mrs. Condit plan to start for the coast this morning With private rig They will at, tend the Yukon Presbytery at Cor doya on April l, and then continue on Outside for few months visit.
 Dave Dunbar, the travelling man, expects to reach town today. on his return from Ruby.
 William Ketchpool, William Hop kins and John Joslin arrived We'd nesday from the Bonnifield country where they have been for several weeks past prospecting on different properties.
 C. A. Harrington, M w. Loveridge and E. Mckinley, of Mastodon, left Chatanika Thursday for Circle.
 Ed Owens is leaving for Caribou creek, in the Salchaket, this morn. ing.
 R. Roberts, formerly engaged in mining on Goldstream, returned from the Outside on the stage Sat urday afternoon
 Mrs. Felix Pedro returned from stay of several months in the states on the stage Saturday.
 J. E. Moulton, the Seattle hard ware man returned from Ruby on Saturday.
 Captain E. T. Barnette and Leroy Tozier were passengers on the train which left Cordova for Chitina Sat urday morning.
 Dr. Harris, the post surgeon at Fort Gibbon, reports to District At torney Crossley that he has reached Hot Springs and has begun the ex- animation of the meats seized by the government from Morrison and koellner.
 Mrs. Stanley Powell, who has been in St. Joseph's hospital for some time past has recovered.
 J. c. Kinney, the Ester merchant, was city visitor Saturday.
 John Zug, of the Alaska road con- mission, who went over the trail t0 Vol