The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-02

appreciation from Governor Clark cuiiyc Of Alaska expresses his appre- citation for the kindness shown him while he was here and expresses himself astoundcd at the wonderful development in quartz since his visit Of two years ago
 John Kraff. of Dome creek. whom misfortune has consistently followed for the past few years will go to Rochester. Minn.. 10 have his parti, ally paralyzed arm and shoulder treated by the famous surgeons.
 nr Sutherland left Tuesday on q flying visit to the Kantishna to look aftcr his property there.
 Captain Roediger. until recently Of the News Miner here left on the Panama Tuesday. The captain took out the old Tribune plant with him.
 r. C. Leonard mushed all the way in from Cold creek in the Koyukuk country The winter route was too wet. so the former Fairbanksan fol lowed the ridges all the way. He is summoned as witness in the Vim bish murder case
 On Tuesday the second team of the soldiers from Fort Gihbon and three of hn R1t nh hn1 n match. The soldiers carried off the honors by two points.
 An alarm at 1:15 Tuesday morning brought out the department and many of the sleepers cigarette was the cause of the slight blaze that was easily extinguished with hand extinguisher. The fire was in the Arctic shooting gallery.
 Monday night one of the finest smokers ever enjoyed in this town was given by the local ball players to the visitors from Fort Gibbon. A big crowd enjoyed the affair so well that it was 3 a m. before the fun was suspended.
 The fall term of the local public schools opened Monday. August 26. Only about half of those who will enroll appeared. Measles is attrib- uted as the cause of the small cn- rollment
 Falcon Joslin left on the Tanana Tuesday bound for the Iditarod MT Joslin is going down the river to look over the property of the Alaska Wireless company. of which he is president. and to find out whether business will justify the opening of new stations in the InnokO and Kus- kokwim countries
 The first snow Of the season was reported on the twenty-fifth of Aug. ust at Paxson's and McCallums
 F. J. Horner, of Eva creek. has sold out his interests to George Wheeler, his partner, and to J. C. Kinney. He plans to go Outside on the Schwatka.
 The General Jacobs got away at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning witG the members of the Fort Gibbon rifle and baseball teams aboard The boys promised to return next year to try their luck with the locals again.
 A concrete shaft will be erected at Nenana to commemorate the be loved Christian spirit of Miss Earth ing the missionary who passed to her reward a year ago.
 The five stamp mill that is to be erected on Eddie Willis property on ana The mill will be put up at once,
 On the same boat as the Willis mill was the two stamp mill of Dr. Sutherland's. This will go into the Kantishna.
 Thomas J. Flavin. United States post office inspector, wired Wash ington before he left for the lower river favoring the establishment of a post office at Chatanika.
 Fisher X McGillivray report that 24 tons of ore has been crushed by the five stamp mill on the extension of the Cleary Eldorado divide
 The people of Olnes will hold a dance on September the sixth A ihree-piece orchestra will furnish the music.
 James Hawker, formerly a Fox barber, has received word that his wife had died in Portland.
 The McIlroy- y-Burns-Scrafford mill is pounding rock right along accord ing to Cleary reports. Alex Reeves is in charge of the mill
 Abe Levy. of the Mammoth Cloth ing company has gone to Ruby.
 Fred Date has left for the lower river again. He will stake the Ne mana cutoff from Dukes road house to the Fairbanks-Ft Gibbon trail.
 w. H. Fairbanks, Volney Rich mond, Howard Turner. and Charles Grimm, the N. c. Officials left or the Panama for Dawson.
 John Kiontas has leased the dis covery claim on Engineer creek