The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-11
Local 1 Happenings in Brief

iH' U. iNo"utll, HldiidSti Ol tHt Alaska Exploration company's dredge on Fairbanks creek, expects to keep the dredge running until the first of the year The dredge is work ing near the line of & above.
 Marshal Love and Walter Row son will leave for the Big Cinema Hot Springs tomorrow or the next day for two weeks vacation.
 George Gibbs, of Chatanika, and w. Browning. of Olnes. left dur nS the past week for a trip to the Out, side. Both gentlemen will return to the valley before or by spring time.
 Rev. J. H. Condit returned to the city last Friday from a two weeks hunting trip to Birch lake.
 The marshal's office has been ad- vised that the prisoners who were dispatched last week had arrived safely at Cordova. and without any llOuDlt tli iOult. Its Hldut CloSf connection at the coast town with a boat for the south.
 H. B. Parkin made a trip to the creeks during the past week to in- spect some quartz properties 0f which he had heard good reports.
 Howard Curtis has been working in the registry department of the postoffice for the past week. He is filling the place made vacant b' the departure of Frank HerpiCk, who has been summoned to ValdC/ to testify in the bank cases.
 Henry Roden, the newly elected senator from the Iditarod district of the Fourth division, is coming up to Fairbanks. and will arrive here about the first of December.
 Sam Hagan will operate this win ter on Engineer creek. MT Hagan moved over from Ester creek about d HlOItll cSO
 The Barthel pony made things live ly on Front street Friday afternoon by upsetting a sleigh and running away No damage was done.
 Barney Welch has taken a lay on the Victor group on Vault creek, and is removing his machinery for an active winters work This is an old property, having produced con siderable gold in the past six years, and Mir Welch will endeavor to eX- tract much more of the yellow stuff during the winter.
 Delegate and Mrs James Wicker sham, District Attorney and Mrs. J. J. Crossley, Miss l.. Hyde and MT. A. R. Heilig were among the passengers on the outgoing stage Thursday morning.
 The raised seats which Pete Tor entZen has installed for the benefit of his patrons attending the nov ing picture shows at Eagle hall have received much favorable com ment
 Mrs. H. C. Davis, who has been in St Josephs hospital for trca-- ment the past two weeks, was ia zen home Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. o. C. Williams, who was con fined to her room with a slight ill ness the forepart of the week. has recovered and is able to again look after the comfort of her guests at the Wilson House.
 John Howsam, the late proprietor of the Place to Eat, at Fox City has purchased the Model Cafe or Front street from Al Raynor.
 The Eagles held an enjoyable dancing party at their hall Friday night last
 The stork seems to have a good supply of girl babies this season having left the latest thing in girlies at St. Matthew's hospital last Thurs day morning at 1:O5 o'clock for MT and Mrs. Volkman. Dr. Aline Brad ley was in attendance.
 Mrs. Margaret Canavan has beer appointed temporary stenographer in the district attorneys office, Miss uy1o bavinu uona to attan1 n,ur