The Alaska citizen., 1912-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION

>~>-~s-~"s-~~>>~~>~s>>->s>.~' 1 Mrs. NJ D. Thomas left wednes. | day 10 accept a position with Chas ! Gius. the Pedro creek operator. for | the summer.
 ! Paul Hopkins. of the American Bank of Alaska, left Wednesday for the Manley Hot Springs district. where he will Do for three weeks 1 John Knight. who left here last July. returned on Tuesday. having mushed in with three dogs in nine days.
 Jerry Paulson of Olnes was a | city visitor during the week. 1 Billy Harp of Ester was on bus mess visit to the city on Wednesday.
 Mrs. A. J. Nordale was visiting friends on the creeks Wednesday.
 L. J. McCarty, the quartz man was in town on Wednesday. Volney Richmond, superintend, ent of the Northern Commercial com pany, and Charles Grimm. assis- tant auditor. expect to start North | about April 1st, and will arrive here about the middle of the month. w A. Johnson. of Fairbanks creek, who Is confined to St Joseph's hospital on account of an infection of the eyes. Is recovering slowly
 J. P. Nir.ch of Twin creek has given lease and option on the Moonlight and Sunlight quartz prop critics to Martin Claich and Sam Drakola
 Mrs. Charles Beam left Wednesday for the Cinema hot springs, travelling with the Tommy King dog team.
 Sam Holt, the engineer freighter. made trip into town on Wednes- day.
 L. A. Tallman. until recently. foreman for Sandstrom & Fisher. on the Niggerhead is leaving for the Outside. He will spend few months with relatives in Seattle be- fore returning to the North
 Dr, c. E. Danforth was in Wed nesday from Chatanika.
 Dave Dunbar, the commercial tray eler, plans to leave for the Outside the first of the week.
 Miss Blanche Watson came in from Chatanika on Wednesdays train.
 George Wheeler. the Eva opera tor came in on the auto on Wed, nesday night from Ester.
 Tom Lake, of Chitna, was regis tered at the Pioneer on Thursday.
 Robert Bloom, of Dome, was stop ping at the Nordale during the week
 Carl Carlson. of Carlson and Fin ley, Ester creek laymen, who are working on discovery bench, was in the city on Thursday to purchase pump for the workings. The two men recently bedrocked a working shaft 103 feet in depth and now are blocking out the pay, which Is known to be loo feet wide and which will run about s175 to the square foot.
 William Chisholm the Ester creek operator, was visitor in town on Thursday
 Billy Greer was an arrival from Happy creek during the week.
 John Alzina was in town Thurs day from Ester, where he is about to open up ground on lay.
 Albert Mcdonald of Happy creek is suffering from inflammatory rheu- matism, having been brought to St. Joseph's Wednesday for treatment
 Steve McGovern is moving a load of supplies to Caribou creek, in the Salcha, for Ed Owens.
 A. c. Clair, w. H. Furman and Harman have left for the Ruby camp.
 Mrs. Jack Healy at last accounts was visiting with Mrs. Rhind and Miss Edythe Rhind at Ocean Park, California.
 Max Manager of the Alabama asso- citation of Vault, writes from Ger many to the effect that he has mar ried his sister-in-law, Miss Mieve Backhaus. The happy couple are expected here about the middle of April.
 Fred Clinton, the Tenderfoot freighter, Is moving another load of supplies to the up river camp.
 Billy Burns of Little Eldorado re- ports that the Eldorado valley is as busy as ever and the output will be about the same as last season.
 Harry Close and w. D. Kicker have left for the Cinema hot springs, where they will spend a few weeks.
 George Wheeler, the Eva operator, was a visitor in the city on Thurs day
 Joe Berg and John Delfel loft Thursday, enroute to Indian river in the Koyukuk, where they are inter- ested in ground that Happy Jack ;taked fo' them.