The Alaska citizen., 1912-04-08
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1 oI iht FlfSt NatlOnal balm, are on their annual two-weeks' vacation.
 John Perlenda was in the city from lower Goldstream on Monday.
 ]. w. Gleason left for Goldstream Monday morning.
 Fred Crewe, ST. was in the city from Cleary creek at the beginning of the week
 J. R. McBrien was in from Cleary i Monday after a load of freight.
 Frank Rourke was in from the Morrison bench claim on Goldstream on Monday.
 Mrs. Henry Crook came in from Ester on the auto on Monday.
 A. Greerty returned Monday from the Big Cinema hot springs with his dog team.
 Billy Greer was in town Monday from Happy creek.
 Ed Tyndall and August Conradt were visitors in town from Ester l MT. and Mrs. Bruce, of Olnes, were at the Nordale during the week.
 Jay T. Kelly, who is interested with Charles Lamb in the Circle country, reached the city on Mon day.
 Mrs. J. Culinane returned on Mon days stage from a trip in the states.
 Captain w. l.. Spalding, the Dome creek quartz man, was in town on a business trip during the week.
 Mrs. Dan Driscoll, Tom Stanifcrth. Miss Jansa and Mrs. Bishop returned Tuesday with Tommy King from the Big Cinema hot springs.
 Mrs. Agnes Tate, of Olnes. came in on the train Tuesday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Austin NJ Gibbs came in from Fairbanks creek on Tuesday.
 J. w. Barker and George A. Parks reached town Wednesday from the Nenana country. where they have been on a ten days inspection trip.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. B. Rhoads, of | the Rhoads-Hall property on Bedrock l creek. came into town on the train Wednesday night with big cleanup. l James Hawkins. of the M. Y. L., reached town Tuesday noon from the Outside.
 Mrs. w. S Christensen. of Cinema, was at the Nordale during the week.
 Barney Larson and Chris Aase left Wednesday with two double-enders for the Big Cinema region, where they intend to prospect.
 Alex Chapman came in from Nome creek, in the Beaver river district on Wednesday,
 Danny Green came in from Chat anika Wednesday night.
 A. K. Mclean, the Fairbanks creek 1 merchant, reached the city Thurs | day on a weeks visit He reports the usual activity on the steady cid | producer.
 James Sherard, of the Newsboy, drove in Wednesday night from the i creeks.
 Ben Estby came in Thursday from | Goldstream.
 F. C. Willis and William Larson. the quartz men of Chatham, wera in town on business during the week.
 T. w. Eyerall WIS at the Shaw House on Thursday.
 In wire to N. A. Shaw Thursday. C. E. Davidson stated that he would start for Fairbanks oyer the trail at once with his bride. On the ltage which came in Thurs day afternoon the passengers from Chitina were Anna Stein, Verna My CTS and J H. OConnor Wagner, Wheeler, Beegler X Wich- man, owners of the Happy Home as sociation of Eva creek, have begun thawing their big dump preparatory to starting sluicing
 Captain Sproule, of the White Seal, who is bringing wheel shaft over the trail to -eplace the broken one, is reported to be having all sorts of trouble in hauling his freight over | the bare ground On the hills he is using block and tackle R. l.. Vining, who is at Cordova, will start for Fairbanks today.
 John McGinn and Harry Badger are at Cordova.
 Ford and Pomeroy of l below Fairbanks creek are moving their supplies to the creek preparatory to starting the summer work | Mrs. c. J. Peterson of Gilmore, who has been up at the Cinema springs for several weeks, is back at her creek home. Joe Rasmussen and Charles An derson arrived Thursday from the Outside
 | Jack Wilson & Co. are moving their boiler from the Wagner frac- ton between 12 and 13 below Gold stream to Ester 1 Albert Berry of Bear creek and Gustave Gudor returned to the city during the week from the Big Cinema