The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30


 the monument to Miss Farthing which was being erected at Nenana has been discontinued
 Billy Casey of the Northern is back.
 Al Pauli, Jr. was entertained at a birthday party to celebrate his 25th mile post on Monday night. The executive committee of the Commercial club will apply to Pres ident Taft for the establishment of | Il sub-port of entry here. On Thursdays boat Theodore Far rell and his wife left for the Out side. where the local druggist will try to dispose of his invention. an airtight gelatine container for food ] stuffs
 1 The Merchants Yukon Line an nounces that all it's freight is on ! the Panama river
 i Word has been received from the Outside that Annie Merrill. who was l well known in the early days of this camp and of Dawson was stab bed in the breat during tussle with another woman in Portland early this summer. and that she later 1 died from the effects of the wound 1 Tuesday night the fire department answered an alarm from the Pioneer hotel. It was nothing but a chim- ney fire, and did no damage l Wednesday night, the siren called the department out again. This time it was the Bellerby residence on Eleventh and Cushman streets The firemen arrived and were unable to locate the blaze.
 George Lounsbury was fined one dollar by Commissioner Dillon on the charge of allowing vicious animals to run at large.
 Jake Dahl came in from the To talanika on Wednesday having walk ed up from the mouth of the Wood river He has been working for the Gustafson boys on King creek in that district.
 The Burns brothers Keystone drill is working on the Idaho group of placer claims on the mouth of Little Eldorado.
 ha hnc mining on Gilmore. left for the Out side last Thursday morning. Mr Ga. ble started for the Outside last June and got as far as Gibbon when he was subpoenaed as a witness in the ] Cooper case, and had to return to 1 Fairbanks. He will go direct to Ne braska and visit relatives in Waver | ley and Lincoln. after which he will visit the Southern States It will be Mir Gables first visit home since 1905.
 off on a prospecting trip to Palm smith. Hugo Jacoby and Joe Enos oa the motor boat Elmer G. on Thursday. The men took with them three tons of provisions. and lowed behind couple of polling boats to use when the water became i too shallow for the motor scow.
 Harry G. Cloes and John Murphy came in from the Bonnifield on Thursday. The former went into 1 the district to post election notices while the later has been operating there all summer.
 Captain Nat Bowman arrived from the Circle diggings Wednesday. The old sourdOugh reports that everyone in the Circle district has had a good season. There is considerable snow on the Circle trail according to the most recent arrivals from the coun- try.
 Nolney Richmond will be in Fair banks soon. Mr Richmond will go out over the winter trail Jack Yates who has been working on the Alabama association all summer left on the Panama for the Outside. MT. Yates was recently released from the hospital where he was confined with slight attack of appendicitis, his second attack in year.
 When the Martha Glow pulled ou' for Ruby Wednesday she carried a fresh supply of vegetables from here for the new camp.
 Herman Magnussen. of Fairbanks creek, will probably visit Ruby camp little later this season.
 R. D. Morgan got away for the Outside over the trail on Friday Mr. Morgan will go to Kansas to visit his folks. after which he will go to the national capital to settle there. He has a younger brother in Washington.
 While unloading a heavy coil of cable from the D. c. barge on Thursday, a bunch of longshoremen were thrown into the water, when the gang plank broke under the heavy strain. Fortunately no one was hurt
 Mrs. J. c. Johnson left for the Outside on the Panama. She had 4,la