The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-29

Charles F. Heron. territory com mit'ceman of the Republican party left Saturday morning in company of Bert Johnson for the Circle dis. triet, He will catch the Sehwatka at Circle for Dawson and continue on to Juneau. Mir Johnson will re. turn this week from the Miller House.
 Max Kollm, the artist. plans on leaving very soon to execute a lot of work for the San Francisco fair.
 Mrs. Phil Keith, of this city. has received word that her father, Iud- wig Fincke of Belvllle. III. has just died,
 Jack Clayworth has returned from q brief business visit to Circle
 Paul Hoppc has received re. quest from the Smithsonian Insti tute for photographs of the locked horns which he found last winter ! pIl iloppt tTeek, 1 Father Monroe is having a resi-. dence erected adjoining the Catholic hurch on the east
 James Sharrard visited the quartz mines on Fairbanks creek. last Fri day.
 James Funchlon, of Fairbanks creek was In the city Friday.
 J. J, Price, formerly Frank Man l ley's agent at Hot Springs. is said | to have gone to the Aniak river 1 with Fred I.abelle one of the dis coverers of pay on Marvel creek. It Is understood that this is on ! behalf of Manley, who Is supposed to have taken an option on the Anlak paystreak for the Guggen- l helms.
 George Wheeler, the Eva operator. returned to Fairbanks Tuesday after a five weeks vacation at the Beams | Health resort.
 Frank Deane. of 2027 Wells street
 Milwaukee, Is searching for his brother Edward Deane, from whom his people last heard In the city of ! Fairbanks.
 Billy Bates, of Hot Springs. was among the arrivals this last week. 1 Billy brought along a s170 nugget. the largest ever taken out of Amer 1 ican creek
 Among the arrivals on the Tan 1 ana Wednesday morning was Jack | Brooks former Fairbanks councilman who has lately been mining on Jack Wade creek in the Forty-Mile coun- 1 try.
 Bob Henderson, formerly of DaW- son, is the subject of a query made | by his daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Whit icy, of G273 Elliott street. Seattle. | Wash. He has not been heard from since May 27, 1910, when the mount | ed police of Dawson said that he dropped down past Forty-Mile in a | polling boat bound for some Ameri- can camp.
 MT and Mrs Henry Thrumm, of | Pioneer creek. came up from the 1 Hot Springs district this last week Alfred krause. who was prospect ing for quartz on St. Patrick creek was in town Wednesday. l J, H. Neff, former mayor of Kan sas City, Mo, is among the visitors 1 in Fairbanks this week. Two hundred men are reported to | be idle in the Iditarod as a result of the Guggenheims taking over their options.
 of his partners. the Cook brothers on II above Fairbanks creek on Wednesday last.
 c. F, McGillivray and Walter Fisher, lessees on the Newsboy ex- tension, started their stamp mill working Tuesday afternoon
 Frank Berry left Thursday to look after his Outside business interests.
 Sam Holt, the Engineer freighter has sold out his freight teams to Charles Freeman and is going Out side.
 H. J. Christoffers. agent of the bureau of fisheries. left Thursday af ternoon for Nome. He will return | to Fairbanks later in the season. Gus koellner, the Hot Springs merchant, returned to his home sta ton on the Panama Thursday af ternoon.
 Mrs. Mary s. Love has been ap- pointed matron of St. Matthews hos pital in the absence of Miss Knox.
 John Taylor arrived this past week from the Dry creek country, where he has been doing representa- tion work on Newman creek. He reports that on July 16 the Little Delta country was filled with vol canic smoke.
 l.. A. Freestone reports that good progress is being made in preparing the foundations for the Nissen mill that is going on the Tolovana prop erty
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