The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-13

] ''''' A''. "' Ht'9 III HIS lduutH to the 1 ioinr where the Tetlin was stranded.
 Frank Berry was visitcr to Els fer creek Saturday.
 Hr. and Mrs Hughey Mcdonald were in town from r Goldstream Friday with the first cleanup from he claim E. C. Raine. the deputy revenue collector returned from Fairbanks creek Saturday even ng.
 ]. l. Beck returned to Dome creek Saturday
 Gust Ehrling and Hjalmar Nelson are in from Ridgetop.
 j. C. Houlihan, of Fox. spent Saturday in town.
 Pat Moehan and A. K. Mclean. of Fairbanks creek. were in town dur ing the week.
 Mrs John Webster is a patient at Sl. Mathews hospital.
 Mrs Blom. wife of the Recorder association operator al Olnes. was in town last week.
 Aired Layine, of I above Dome, is stopping at the Nordale hotel.
 H. Ringdahl and Herman Carlson who are sluicing up a dump on 9 above CIeary creek, are in the city. having come in on Saturday with the i cleanup. They report that the water is low in Cleary.
 Frank Manley returned to town Monday from trip to Cleary creek.
 F. T. Bradbury. of Fox, was in town last week.
 Miss Ethel Russell is confined to her home on lower Second avenue on account of a severe cold.
 August W. Conradt, the Ester oper- ator, was in for short business visit yesterday,
 J. W, Gleason, of Goldstream, is al the Third avenue hotel
 James Sherard, manager of the Newsboy Mining company, was in town the early part of the week on business.
 Fred Craig was an arrival from Goldsream on the train Monday, Craig is looking after the drilling work on r Goldstream.
 John Gidlund, the Dome operator came 10 the city early in the week
 Peter Dolan, who has been pros pecting on discovery of Cripple creek, was a city visitor.
 John L. McGinn and Clarence Der ry left town Thursday to attend a cleanup at the Bigelow diggings on | Goldstream.
 Wilbur J. Watkins who recently was arrested on Deadwood creek in the Circle district for the larceny of a fur robe at Ruby has been re leased, as it appears to be a case of mistaken identity.
 NJ. T. Cook, the Fairbanks creek hard rock man, is in town on busi- ness.
 Herbert Williams is a city visitor from Engineer
 c, P Gius of Twin creek is in Fairbanks on business.
 Theodore Tromas. subject of Mo- hammed V, and native of Macedonia, has taken out his first papers in the office of the clerk of the court.
 Macon c. Farrar is an arrival in the city from Ester creek.
 While road repairs are under way. William Coghill is not running his auto to Ester.
 Charles w. Watson on Thursday made his first cleanup on the Fay Tor and Schaupp ground of lower Cleary
 Julius Anderson had his new launch. the Greyhound, in the water last night
 Outside papers recently tell of the death of Mrs. Mary Ranahan, mother of Mrs. F. L. Webster.
 MT and Mrs. T. J. Nestor, of Nome and Iditarod, expect to leave on the White Seal. MT. Nestor has been disposing of some of the sur plus stock of the Empire Conner cial company since his arriveal in the city.
 Mrs. John Bigelow, of Goldstream, is in the city on a visit
 J. W. Halsey is booked on the Lit tie Delta for the lower river
 MT. and Mrs. William Chisholm came in from Ester creek Friday.
 Dennis Murphy is in town from Engineer creek.
 F. c. Raine, deputy collector of internal revenue is a visitor on Fair banks creek
 Patsy Myan of Cinema is registered at the Fairview hotel.
 In company with A R. Heilig,