The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-12


 w. B. Vanderlip, the mining en- gineer has returned to his silver lead properties above Panama on the Yukon.
 Earl Wakefield and Alex Chapman are back from summer spent in prospectin for quartz on the far slope of the White mountains. They brought in a number of samples to be assayed
 Mrs. White. of Seattle. and Mrs. Johnston. of Los Angeles, recent arrivals In Fairbanks. are opening dence they have taken next to the shaw house,
 Friday afternoon Mrs. Lena Mor- row Lewis, the Socialist speaker. ad- dressed the ladies of Fairbanks, on the woman question. The meeting was held at Harmonic hall,
 Marshal Love and Deputy Marshal A. H. Hansen returned from the Outside Wednesday evening,
 Jack Clayworth left last Wednes- day afternoon for Seattle on busi- ness presumably connected with his Birch creek property,
 Boys of the fIrehall gave little farewell party to Gordon Black,
  the next day for his New Jersey home.
 Wednesday last H. J. Atwell, spec ial agent of the land office and Ralph Gilland timber cruiser for the government started down river on business which will take them as far as Holy Cross.
 Alex Carey, Bryant Hall and Saul Peters started down river Tuesday on the Monarch,
 Walter Fisher, operating on the right limit paystreak of lower Cleary had a cleanup Tuesday and found that the ground is sluicing even better than expected.
 From overwork, worry and loss of sleep, Jerry Paulson, the Olnes op- orator broke down Tuesday afternoon as he was returning to the creek. It was on his ground on the Niger head that the bad cave in occurred a week ago Saturday night
 Mrs Chester Spencer left Wednes- day accompanied by her infant daughter, to join her husband, who is deputy arshal at Circle.
 Fred Hartney started down river the middle of this last week for five horses. sleds and wagons to be used in the freighting business at Ruby.
 Dr. Overgaard, who Is tunneling into the hill at the head Of Willow creek to hit his lead at the 75-foot level. expects to go about 200 feet farther before striking 1t.
 II. H. Ross is making regular runs with his auto to Ester City
 Pietre Allamn. wanted by the Can adian authorities. for the theft of gold dust. was brought up to Fair banks Wednesday night and will be held here during the extradition pro- ceedings
 Matt Ries. the manager of the Manley hotel, was an arrival from the Hot Springs, last week.
 Captain Donovan, former deputy marshal in this division, has written that he is going to do some fur ther prospecting in South America before returning. At last accounts he was in Peru.
 J. H. Miller. of the White Market reports that new ferry at McCarty, put in this last season, has been torn away and lost, 1t having partly filled until the current of the Panama could get good grip on 1t.
 Mrs F. c. Adams and daughter, and Mrs. Gustafson left Wednesday TOT tne OutSlue.
 w. C. Hall, of Bedrock creek and his bride, formerly Miss Nell Sid dons. society editor of the P-I.. sail ed for the North on the steamer Jefferson. Monday evening.
 C. E. Ellosworth, of the Hydro graphic branch of the U. s. G. S., left Monday for the Beaver river country. MT Ellsworth will not return to Fairbanks this season, it being his intention to wind up his work of stream-flow measurement at Circle some time in September.
 Charles Watson and Harry Badger of Chatanika were city visitors the first of the week.
 head of the Shriner party was oper- ated upon for intestinal trouble Mon- day afternoon.
 Bob Kelly and Martin Smith are back in Fairbanks after a season of prospecting around the head of the Panama and the Copper river.
 Joe Dennett left Saturday in a poll ing boat for Panama to pick up H. J. Atwell special agent of the land office, after which the two will go down river to Holy Cross.
 Peter Lankey, the Dome freighter and marchaut has haau moyinp hic machinery to town to ship to Ruby.