The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20

Within the next week or two. Ira D. Orton. the Nome lawyer, will leave on the steamer Monarch for the lower river on his way to the Nome camp.
 Mir and Mrs F. J. Horner are visiting in town from Eva creek
 H. H. Willmore, of Engineer is registered at the Nordale
 Mrs Henry c. Crook was in from Ester Thursday on a shopping trip
 c. A. Deruchia was in Thursday from Gilmore.
 Dave Finley is in town from his mining work on Ester creek.
 William James, of Fairbanks creek, is registered at the Pioneer hotel
 C. F. Anderson, the Gilmore min ing man, came in from Pedro creek Thursday.
 Colin F. McPherson, of the Demp- oe' he"iS hotei at bHdldHlhd, Cdtlle into town Thursday on short bus mess trip.
 Commissioner Samuel R. Weiss was in from Chatanika Thursday on business.
 Ge2rge Wheeler, of Eva creek. is in town on business
 C. A. Tibbetts, of Chatanika. came in on Thursdays train.
 Fred Clinton, the Tenderfoot freighter, who came in Thursday, reports that the up river roads are not in the best of condition at present.
 With the amalgam from his stamp mill on Bedrock creek, Louis Rhoads arrived in the city Wednesday.
 R. J. Geis visited the Wild Goose association claim on Engineer creek Tuesday.
 Frank Griffin was in town Tuesday from Cinema.
 w. B. Mallison was in from upper Goldstream early in the week on business trip.
 Henry Cook came in Tuesday from his mining work on Dome creek.
 MT. and Mrs G. c. Lemons are in the city from Fairbanks creek.
 Robert G. Tatum, of the St. Mat thew's mission. left Monday for Sal chaket mission. where he will be engaged for some time in building work that is planned at the upriver settlement.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. H. c. Tatum left on the Panama Monday for the upper Yukon, Mrs. Tatum on her way Outside, while the lieutenant is on his last trip of inspection while connected with the signal corps in Alaska.
 Mrs. Aubert has returned to the city after several days spent on the creeks.
 Carl Kenyon is on a pair of crut- ches as the result of sprained ankle received during the ball game a week ago.
 J. l.. White, the Olnes merchant, came into town Monday.
 Fritz Welch, the Chatanika busi. ness man. was in the city Monday
 Sam Holt came in Monday from Engineer for a lead of goods.
 William Burns, the Little Edo, rado operator, came in early in the week on the train.
 Harry Badger was in town Monday from Chatanika.
 Austin K. Horner is in town from Eva creek.
 B. T. Webber is in town from Engineer creek
 w. F. Whitely left on the train Monday for tour of the creeks.
 Pete Hansen, owner of the claim at the mouth of First Chance, oppo- site 6 below left limit of Gold stream, is reported to have picked up a new run of pay about 150 feet above the workings of Sam Hagan who, last year, had an option on this property.
 Chris Aase, John H. Hansen, Mor- ris Hofseth and Ben Rosie have re- turned from the Big Cinema after a seascn of prospecting on Martin creek a tributary of the South Fork. They journeyed down river on two rafts.
 G. E. Boulter. superintendent of Indian schools with headquarters at Panama, has been appointed a special peace officer with power to make arrests.
 Bob Gum and Jack Dixon have just arrived with a small drive of logs brought down the Big Cinema for the Independent mill
 With seven head of stock and a quantity of feed, Reyes X Main, the freighters left Wednesday for Ruby City on the steamer White Seal. They will engage in freighting goods to the creeks from Ruby City.
 For the purpose of looking after mining properties in the Iditarod, Frank G. Manley left Fairbanks on