The Alaska citizen., 1912-03-18

John BlgelOW of Goldstream was in Fairbanks on business Monday.
 Pete Jorgenson, the Tenderfoot operator, was in Fairbanks Monday attending to some business matters
 On the second trip of the winter Captain NOrthway arrived from Chit ina arly in the week His passen- gers were w. NJ Loveridge, c. A Harrington. Joe Nee and Mckinley, i the dredge man.
 l Dr. Harris, the post surgeon at Fort Gibbon, has been selected to make the official test of meats seiz- ed at Hot Springs upon the com plaint of Assistant Prosecutor Gil lette. He will act in conjunction with Dr. T. F.. Winecoff, of Fair banks, who left for the Hot springs during the week.
 Mrs. NJ. Gorham, of Fairbanks, was visiting for a few days with l Mrs, GOrbrecht, on Fairbanks creek during the week.
 1 J. C. Kinney was in the city from Ester City on business matters carly in the week.
 | J. D. Clark, the Ester merchant was in the city Monday on legal bus l mess
 Mrs. HOulihan and Miss Gusse i Gunnison, of Fox, were visiting at 1 Byler's roadhouse on the Chitina trail during the week
 Jacob Samuelson of Richardson was in the city Monday transacting l business. MT. Samuelson is con ducting a general merchandise bus mess and hotel at the Tenderfoot town. He returned Tuesday.
 On the charge of being an in- sane person, Gilbert Hummer a cook was picked up by the city po- lice Monday night and turned over to the federal authorities the fol- lowing day
 i Mrs. Adams was in town during | the week for a few days from the winter quarters of the steamer Julia B., where her husband, Captain Adams, is stationed Mrs. Adams is visiting Mrs. Robertson
 Charles Nelson of Pedro creek was at the Pioneer hotel on Tues day
 Otto Hooley was in town from l Goldstream Tuesday.
 Jack Ingram. of the Alaska road commission, and Lieutenant Edger- ton, both stationed at Valdez, were out on the trail as far as Miller's this last week
 John Cameron, the commissioner at Circle, has taken over his office at the Yukon river town Mir. and Mrs. Lucien Rhoads came in Monday night with the amalgam cleaned up from 70 tons of ore from the Gold Coin mine. Mrs. F.. c. Heacock, who has been sick for three weeks past, is on the road to recovery. $. F.. lvey, Anthony Goessman and W. Keffler were initiated by the | Cleary A. B.'s Monday night and Tom Rockwell and Allan Cunning ham presented their utilization cards.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur L'Heureux have taken the Franklin residence, now owned by Miss Wilson, on up- per Cushman street. | Tuesday morning, Cecil H. Clegg, assistant to the United States dis trict attorney, handed in his resig- nation take effect immediately i District Attorney Crossley accepted it. MT. Clegg plans to remain in Fairbanks and will open law office shortly.
 August Hanot returned after visit on the Outside, having walked in from Chitina in nine days. 1 Al uOlu -NOIte ndS started uTlll- ing from the bottom of his 4O-foot shaft on the Barthel bench upon the right limit of four below Pedro creek
 Angus McDougal, the quartz man, left for the Pioneer quartz property on Wednesday to begin work on that claim.
 Reese Lloyd, the newly appointed deputy of the koyukuk, left We'd nesday for his precinct. He was accompanied by Arthur Brown, mining man of the northern camp
 Rachmil, Millikan and Mathews are preparing to block out some pay just located by them on above on Little Eldorado creek.
 Myer Bloom arrived from Ruby City on Tuesday.
 George Wheeler. the Eva operator, was in town on Tuesday.
 With Mrs. Ed Wickersham as passenger, Tommy King reached town on Monday evening from the Big Cinema springs.
 On complaint sworn to by Game Warden F. c. Irons, James Duke, the Nenana trader, was arrested