The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-15

mining man, has been in the city on business this past week.
 Reed Heilig. who has but just re- turned from the Outside. is to be associated with his father in the practice Of law in Fairbanks.
 Joe Eglar. of Hot Springs. was in the city all last week.
 Mrs. Nels Peterson is visiting her husband who is operating at the Hot Springs.
 F. M. Durham. of the Red Cross Drug company. is back after a winter on the Outside Fred Robinson, who discovered the tin lode that supplied the stream tin for Sullivan and neighboring creeks is searching some of the other creeks in the district for stream tin.
 Joe Voegtlin has given up drifting on the third tier bench of No. 16 i Goldstream, having run into rim rock short distance from his shaft.
 C. o. Nordling. who is up from the Hot Springs, reports that several outfits have moved down stream 2112 miles to Miller gulch where they are searching for the pay in that vicinity.
 Rev. Condit, who has been East attending the Presbyterian confer ence. was recently given the degree of Doctor of Divinity by his old col lege-Parson's college, of Iowa. The l doctor and his wife are expected back in Fairbanks this present week On Tuesday night John B. Math- ews, office deputy. left on the Tana- ma to attend upon court in the Idit arod.
 James Fox. accused of robbery of the Frank Hopkins cabin. was ar raigned Monday afternoon His pre- liminary hearing will be tomorrow afternoon
 i Dave Dunbar, the drummer, left i for lower river points a week ago tonight.
 Dr. Trabue is taking a vacation at Hot Springs.
 George Harrington has been noti- | fled that his sister. whom he visited this spring. died at Holster, Cal, May 24. She leaves a husband and II children.
 A. J. Maiden. the sourdough min CT. left Saturday for Bedrock Bar on the upper Cinema where he is mining.
 J. ]. Buckley. Frank Hall Al Paul, Fred Pauli and l.. Thlmme ere up the Cinema fishing on Tuesday,
 Jack Barret an old time quartz man of the camp is back with some good samples from the Gold Noun tain district down the Yukon
 Vie Durand, the violinist, left for the Outside Wednesday evening"
 Luther Hess has gone to the Idit- arod
 Mort Adams has been trying out | his newly remodeled stern wheel boat, the Thomas Flyer, this past week, preparatory to a trip to Ruby 1 in the near future
 Charley Spann and associates are about to start a search for the miss ing Dome pay on the right limit of ' below where they have five shafts and 900 feet of tunnel already put in during the course of similar searching
 Henry Hamilton. lessee on the Daly bench at the mouth of Eva creek, is busy blocking out his pay and crew.
 William Young, the farmer, re- ports that his new irrgating plant which takes water from Moves slough is working very satisfactorily.
 w. B. Mallison. of 4 below, Gold stream, has just purchased and in stalled a large hoist on that claim, that is to be used in his open cut work in place of the old one which was too small.
 Roy Rutherford is driving Ford Runabout which arrived this last week.
 Among the latest to join the ranks of the quartz prospectors is Tom McLain who is prospecting on Lower Goldstream.
 J. J. Prest, at the Deep Hole on upper Vault, above the old town has just installed drift pump to handle the water in his workings.
 Joe Gaspri, of 17 Goldstream, was | before Commissioner Christie, of Fox, on Tuesday, in connection with his refusal to answer the questions of the road tax collector. He was assessed the costs and allowed to go as it appeared he had paid his taxes.
 John Flygar has sold his interests in 16 and IT below Cleary, and in 1 above Chatanika, to John Matheson for the sum of $4,OOO, Matheson in turn has transferred these interests to Sam Weiss. | o,,t,