The Alaska citizen., 1912-02-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Dan Winquist and Frank Matti-
} son left Wednesday for the Outside
They have been mining on Dome
creek
Miss {. c. Held, stenographer in
the district attorneys office. who
has been taking a two weeks va.
cation. returned Monday night from
} Munsons
Or Danforth was called Monday
TO attend a man named Packard,
} .at Chatanika, who dslocated his
shoulder blade at the end of the
collar bone while he was at work
about woodsaw.
Billy Smallwood and Ed Quinn.
of Goldstream. came into town on
|, Wednesday.
l.. J. Mccarthy. of the Pennsyl.
vania quartz claim. returned TO the
creeks on Wednesday,
Charles Thompson who is inter.
ested in the Mizpah quartz property
at the head of Fairbanks creek,
left Wednesday to look over the
} claim.
Harry Vending. who has been
, conducting the Eagle cigar store at
l.. Goldsuream. has closed the place
and moved into town.
Lew Clark, of Dome creek. was a
visitor in town during the week.
Teddy Williams has reported his
safe arrival at Circle City, at which
place he probably will be located
for an indefinite time
Morton +. Stevens is about 10
leave San Francisco for the North.
Pete Buchholz was at Chatanika
Wednesday night
Judge Oyerfield and Harold Green
made a tour Cf the quartz proper.
ties during the week and returned
enthusiastic quartz boosters. They
visited Ester, Cleary Bedrock. Chat
ham, Wolf and Skoogey.
Jack Mcdonald. who was running
the Mendham jewelry store in Idit-
arod, came into town on Monday.
He reports business good in the
lower camp
Jack Cornell left on Thursday
with a load of 500 pounds of fresh
meat, oysters and chickens for
circle,
Maurice Ashton. Theodore John,
son. James Smart, Stanley Hess. j.
l.. Proctor and c. d. McCauley be.
came members of the Arctic Brother.
hood during the week.
Having finished the lay on the
Williams fraction of Engineer creek.
b. r. Weber & Co, of Engineer.
have moved to the Owl association.
where they will work from the cid
shaft sunk by Grant and Chabot.
Rich pay is reported to have been
uncovered on the left limit of No.
II Goldstream. where Beattie. Shaw
and Lushman are working a lay.
James Beck during the week
moved 50-horsepower boiler from
Il Goldstream. where it was form
erly used by Susang & Co, to 5
above Dome, where he is operating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clausen, form
erly of Fairbanks, have decided to
locate at Bend, Oregon.
Mrs. l.. b. Wilson returned to
the city this week after two years
spent abroad
Mrs. Charles Beam returned to the
Cinema Hot Springs Wednesday af-
ter few days spent in the city.
Captain and Mrs. Patterson are
wintering at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Lee lesson has written his broth.
er Ed that he has purchased a
house at 425 Belvidere street, San
Francisco, and also a five-passenger
car
James Fallon returned Monday
Afternoon from a trip to Salcha.
James Sherard. manager of the
Newsboy mine, was in Monday to
attend meeting CT the directors.
Carl Anderson, of 2 below, Pedro,
was in town during the week.
Ike Thompson was in the city on
a short visit.
Frank Madison was in from Es-
ter Tuesday.
Joe Carroll arrived Tuesday from
the lower river.
Mrs. Spencer and Mr. Petrok
drove in from Goldstream Tuesday
morning and returned during the
day.
Miss Lund, who formerly conduct
ed the Fox City laundry, and who
has been on visit to the old
country, is expected back during
the spring.
Ed Thompson of the First Chance
association on Engineer, moved into
the residence formerly occupied by
Harry Patterson on that claim
Mrs. l.. p. Schumacher, wife to
the well-known freighter and meat
merchant, will leave today for Seat
tie, where she will join her hus-
band, who is there in charge of
the affairs of the firm of Litsey &
Schumacher and Miller.