The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1912-03-11

Avenue hotel Jack Yates retains
his position as night clerk.
Alex Balzimer, father of Gus Bal
timer. of the Homestake mine, who
went Outside last fall, returned to
the camp on Thursdays stage.
Judge and Mrs. l.. X. Pratt. who
went Outside early in the winter,
arrived in the city on Thursdays
stage. They will take up their per
manent residence here.
W. A. Shinkle, of the Cascade
| laundry, left for the Outside on
Wednesdays stage. He expects to
be in Seattle until the opening of
navigation. In the meantime his
business here will be attended to by
Mr.. Pryor, who recently returned
from the states.
After visiting the principal buy
ing centers in the states. George
Hunter, manager of the NJ. A. Pin
ska store, returned to the city on
Thursday. He expresses himself
as delighted to be back to enjoy
some decent weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Barthel and
Miss Barthel left on Thursday with
Jack Phillips dog team for the Big
Cinema hot springs They expect
to remain there for several weeks.
w. B. Fanderlip, the mining ex-
pert, returned to the camp from
the Hot Springs on Wednesday His
camp at that place is in charge of
E. w. Herschberger.
According to a letter received by
Mrs. w. HandlV, from her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Frey, it is the intention
of Oscar Frey to come in over the
trail N the near future with
drove of cattle.
Mr. and Mrs A. L'Heureux, &C
companied by Mrs Charlton and
Mrs. Young, reached town on Wed
nasday from Chitina with double
enders. The trip was made in
eleven and one-half days.
Harry Crib has left for Ruby
City and the Iditarod, expecting to
return before the breakup.
Gene Huckins returned from the
Big Cinema hot springs on Friday
remain at the health resort for some
time
J. E. Moulton of the Seattle Hard
ware Co, is on his way back to
Fairbanks. He is travelling with
Sam Newman, Schwabacher's repre-
sentative, and representative of other
Seattle firms.
II. J. Wempe reached bedrock
on Wolf creek last Saturday on No,
2 creek claim, securing very good
prospects,
Mrs. Theodore Farrell left for
Chatanika Saturday.
c. e. Davidson and Lafe Eakin
Spray started out Saturday morning.
enroute to the Valdez Democratic
convention.
Mrs. Tom Gilmore has moved back
to the town of Gilmore after several
weeks residence in the city.
Peter Vachon and E. C. Raine ex-
pect TO leave today for Tanana and
Ruby.
Assistant District Attorney L. R.
Gillette has wired District Attorney
Crossley th"t the hearing on the
Morrison and Koellner meat case
is in progress there The United
States, which seized the meat, and
the merchants are trying to agree
upon some person who will have
time to visit the Hot Springs and
make a report on the meats.
After having been at work in the
Big Cinema river since November the
FRANC Strang party, composed of
himself, j. W. Wilson and Dan
SheedV, reached the city Saturday.
They have been prospecting and
representing the ground of the Che
ma River Mining company, a Seat
tie concern in which E. w. Griffin
and other local men are interested.
Theodore Brake returned Satur-
day from the Big Cinema hot springs.
l.. M. Drury plans to leave during
the middle of the week for a few
months visit Outside. He will
make the trip over the trail with
a bicycle.
Mrs. Matthew Sweeny was ad-
vised Friday by a wire from Den
yer that her father had passed
| away at that place. Her fathers
name was w. T. Martin.
Mrs. Peter D. OUerfield plans
to leave on Wednesdays stage for
the Outside, going direct to Wash
ington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hinckley
are beck from a two weeks visit
at the health resort at the Big
Cinema hot springs.
Mrs. J. w. Richenback returned
Friday from a weeks visit with
c,,;@ l.