The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15


 Miss Patton. the nurse. is back in tho city from Bedrock creek where she has hceu spending the past few weeks
 Phil Ou arrived early in the week from the Kanushua.
 Il. B. Fountain, proprietor of the Third Avenue hotel has installed a cigar case in the lobby of the hotel and will hereafter be able to furnish cigars and tobacco 10 his customers.
 sam Vlik. layman on the upper portion of Joe Wards ground. below, Chatanika. has struck pay that will go g 10 the square faot of bedrock.
 Charles Grill and Paul Short are sinking new shaft on 3 below Pedro creek.
 John Cligoni and partners have taken lay on i below Pedro.
 Andy Book. the Sullivan creek operator passed through the camp during the week on his way to the Springs after four months trip Outside.
 Joe Eglar and Nel- Peterson. who are interested in American creek. Jeff Tuesday with a doabIe-ender.
 Alex Reavis and John Vik came in Monday from Hot Springs They report American creek as active as ever
 Bob Taylcr is in the city from Fish creek.
 William Canning of Dome creek was in the city carly in the week.
 Joe Bennet and partner left for McCarty Monday
 Andy Worden. the Birch creek freighter, left Chatanika over the Circle trail Monday morning.
 James J. MulIally the Fox mer- chant, was in the city Monday on a short business trip.
 A warrant was sworn out Tues day in the commissioners court charging R w. CaIderbead with be ing an insane person. Edith Neal and Elsie Morse arriv. ed on Mondays stage from Chitina. Mrs W. F Munson, wife of the pro, prietor of Munson's roadhouse, was Ia passenger from Sa1cha ] George Wesch arrived Monday af- ternoou on the Hot Springs stage from the Iditarod. He was summoned 10 appear as a witness in the Wash ington-Alaska bank case. Barney Larson, the freighter. re turned from the Big Cinema Mon day for anorher load. He reports that the rail is in good condition. Rudolph Am who has a wood camp on Columbia creek has out a large quantity of mining timbers. i Walter Fisher and Miss Fisher were among the arrivals from Ol- nes during the week having come l in to attend the ]. B. NJ. dance.
 Miss Marston turned to the city Thursday from a visit to the Ohio roadhousc, on the Hot Springs trail. ] Mrs. Harry Atwood and children of Pedro creek were visiting in the city during the week
 Will Jackson of the Summit road house is preparing to sink a shaft on his silver lead property which he located three winters ago. The ledge is two and one-half feet in width. On it two holes have been started, one ten feet in depth and the other 23 feet.
 William c. Harp, owner of the Golden Eagle hotel al Ester City. was in town on a business trip.
 Tom Rourke was in the city from Queenie gulch, a tributary of Gold stream early in the week
 Robert Russell Strang. the Ester creek business man. came into town l Tuesday oh a business trip.
 Ben Estby the drillman. was in from the creeks during the week.
 With horse and double-ender Judge A. J. Griffin. left for Richard son on Thursday.
 F, A. Deruchia was in the city from Gilmore on Thursday
 A. J. McGlone. of 9165 South Chi cagO avenue, Chicago. Illinois, has written to Chief of Police Chovn ! inquiring regarding the whereabouts of his brother William McGlone.
 After spending a week on a visit l to the creeks, Madame Renio. the palmist, returned to the city Thurs day and is again al her parlors in the Macarthur residence on lower | Front street.
 Val Diebold, Thompson and Lelth moved 9 horsepower boiler to below, Engineer creek during the week
 | Duncan McPhee, of the Owl road ! house, Engineer, had a grand open l ing at his place during the week l Bill Cheeseman, who came in from the Birch creek country on We'd nesday reported that Red McCarty s