The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18


 brewery was presented with a son Monday evening Mother and HtIe one are getting along finely
 Mr and Mrs II Crook. of Ester. were visiting in Fairbanks the past week
 Martin Nah'rtn. a miner working ou Couneln's claim ou Engineer creek. fell down the shaft a distance Of 5u or 1I feet. and came out whole except for some lad bruises on his elbows and shoulders. The a.ci- dent was due to the man on toi losing control Of the bucket as Nahtrin Was desroudtuc in i,
 Engineer T. W Mack, the Gu-- eenheim expert. in company with Bert Smith. Hugo JacoAy. Bill Cuaud- Ter. Charley Thompson and RIU NJ Donald has returned from the work of testing the ground of inc Biz Cinema Mining company in which F. W. Griffin ts interested \ total of 2o holes were sunk. but what fht results Of the work amount .o G making further investments Hy the GusEenheims. the engineer has moi made known Harry Luchey. George Moore and John Jensen arrived in town with Luckey's dog team fe~ days before the engineer and party. An excellent rehearsal oI the taif banks Choral club was held by the members al their regular meetfua Monday night.
 Tuesday. two more men started tot the kantishna and Dr. Sutheriand.s s ground to do some Rrospeettne. Inc were Wm. sheedy and Robert Ben her.
 A new hall about 2oA25 feet in di meusioa and which aiIl aecommo date 2o couples has been erected Tor dancing by Charles Beam. at the Cinema Hot Springs.
 Il. C Hamilton disposed Of his interest in the ground owned b. the Reliance Mining company. las tuesday, 1o Il. F.. St George aua Dave CaseaGeH, the consideration be ing $la,ooo. lie Reliance MIuiu- company Is composed ol Captain spaldiHg and others.
 Application for mai papers has been made by Frank Wefsel. Of Gold, stream. His witnesses are F. Mon agon and Thos OBIien.
 Joe Burns arrived from Ruby dur, ing the past week. having musAea to Fairbanks. American creek. i'll the Salatna country is not turning out as rich as Mas at first supposed. the dirt running three and four cents 10 the pan Mrs. Burns left for the Outside from Ruby on one of the last boats
 Messrs. L'kieHicz and Wm. Mel yin arrived rom Democrat pup ou the upper Ianana few days ago. They expect 10 dc d fine season, $ business next summer. having just finished building fine ditch and in other ways preparing Tor 2ooI work
 Deputy Marshal Anders is expected here tomorrow with the two insane men he went 10 escort to Fairbanks.
 Having finished his representa- ton work on Harrison fork of Birch creek, and on d fractional claim on Mastodon creek, the owner of both. Tom McLain, arrived here a day or two ago.
 Mrs, Hans Hess has recovered from her recent Illness and will 90 home 10 Little Eldorado shortly.
 Mrs. Ella Clayton, the Richardson. has arrived in Fairbanks. on her alt nual visit.
 o. P. Gaustad of Cleary, was in the city during the past week
 MT. and Mrs W F. Munson left for their roadhouse at Salcha las, Tuesday morning. MT. Munson re turning Thursday for medical treat ment
 John R Parkin and Dr. F. C. Sut- life reached town last Sunday even ing from Birch creek, after a years absence. They say that the past summer on Birch is the best yet experienced Mr Parkin states that the hydraulic plant he installed last winter has given good satisfaction He worked small block of ground estimated to contain about 21.00O square feet of bedrock. and opened up a block of l2.00O square feet for next summer.
 The cabins and buildings of How ard D. GoodfelloW's camp have been moved to the railroad track from the woods above Ester Siding where they were located last winter.
 George Graydahl. of Gravdahl Bros