The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-17

The 1eaEamp miu located Gheha aAd tha property of jhe Clena &i.ii2- 5meE. ag aad Rcfzaia. com. 1ans e7s sa5d at auction Is. #a@s da> 10 John A Clark x raTesrr rr+a. ttFes of F.. E. J,esoa ay na.g.~ Marshal M c Carson .e satisfy a mortgage of $a.ff8a uah s,aer= ess at three year. The 3ro.cgt. '=-s lid iH $I.sna.
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 A1roed.Hs tc a sire to Heeo, To>- ier from George Il. Henry the Hot Hfriag@ H14 fagaa Esss.aaerman the jurE which tried the editor for oriln- .sa! Ha.! Aas u.#.1. to astle an coamfss.4@es ] r. Ca.ier hal set Ne' k as tae aase Caf tbc nexf trial.
 Aaag 9e'G5,5Jia4 f#r fise Hgur, fhe jary aaaeje1 tho plaintiff in shr ,aso If ! fore'5et ts. E. x Williams and II Dor.n= the sum of s-+a aat ga-.s. Tao case Yas ai eaaeal From t.e eomafzs oner'z court ii ah.eh ;ifae the HatatHf 4as awarded $I64
 Mr and Mrs. k. RaHs. writers aa# ! zA. .greE~ 44n started uut rom Ei. aaHtEH. Alberto. aseiyel at caatau. isa West zdss haeiae ma4a the rip from etgeie eifh the aaH eas. ror. The couple made the zip 10 Il" mou1. Of fhe Mahcazie river tAan cat across country to the Por- evp;"e r.yef h,yR thcy followed 10 5he luaoa suj tHya ~euf Q Circle. They are aoa. in Fa:Ibaaks aua HfIs 5oa ssaft CT tae 4utsile. l &rs. Eeea Jones eho was formerly suaiosrd at @iH~cH'z store and lat ar at GorIon's is reported to have -old hcr Washire,~ ea.rheH ransl t2 star 2 mi!ll~sry store af Juneau
 nry Geise. she Cirele-Chalan k tag" man arrived It Ghatanika Wed He~da$ evening with three sacks of frs class mail ~l quauut, of second class matter He left again for the wes efn camp Saturda morning
 Alter a hearing before jary ia .he commissioner court G. Il. Me Lain vas found to be sane and Judge Dillon dism Ssed the insanity charge. During lhe course of the aie' the fetpa3aats attorney of fered to introduce evitence Q shaw that Mt. faacg w4s not a fiji place for the care of insane but Judge Dillon refused to admit the eyi- .'lacc.
 As a farewell to Miss Olive Truh- haW. Mrs Roy Rutherford enter 1ained I number of young people a card party Tuesday evening
 Dr. A. s. Waiss was a passenger for the Outside on the stage which !eft Thursday morn ng. lie states that he has obtained nearly S.ee1 feet of film since his arrival Il he 1anana valley and Xill select the best of the films upon his ar- rival in the States. He plans to come North again next March
 Althoueh most of the mining plants on Vault creek have been closed down for the winter. Max Manger reports that few of them "il resume winter operations wth- in a few days.
 A. Van Curler arrived Wednes- day from Van Curriers' bar in the Big Cinema country after having spent the past year in pr specting his ground. He came down to get another years supplies and will re- turn in a few days.
 Jacob Samuelson. the Richardson trader. arrived from out the trai, with his auto truck last week and spent a few days in the city to get some needed supplies.
 
 in the Indian river country Bert Stevens arrived in town "Wednesday in company with Charles Perry an, other Indian river man. They tate that the shortage Of water hindered operations in that camp considerably ast summer.
 Following warm spell Tuesday q high wind prevailed for a time which shook things a bit, and some of the people unused to coas weath :. CT. took particular notice of the fact : Friday mernins Tom Gibson took . a party of seven in his automobile to Delta from which point the mus' will start for the coast. The trir was made in five hours. 5 In honor of Joe Sterling. Rho is : leaving far he Outside Mrs. A. J Paul was hostess at a dinner marty