The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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 George Jestal filed his petition i for naturalization as citizen of the United States in the office Of the clerk of the court Sa urday. He states in his petition that he came 0 the United States from Belgium
 1892 and he now lives on a ganch 1 miles below Cinema.
 Sergeant Sidney Helms of the local
 ifice of the signal corps. whose en-
 is ment expired last week. has re. enlisted in the army for another ;erm of seven years.
 In the last mail the marshal's of, flee received not ees of reward for Information concerning the perper-
 rators of the two murders n the Valdez trail. The notices are issued 2y the Valdez office and signed by Marshal Brenneman who o'fers re ward of $500 for information which will lead to arrest and conviction. After having served subpoenas to witnesses in the Bonnifield untry
 no arc wanted to appear before the grand jury, Deputy Marshal NJ. Q. Carlson returned to the city Saturday.
 Rev. G. G. Bruce of the Presbyter- | Q n oh ,rDI, H1-i11 loIl social hall on Ester creek tonight. beginning at o'clock
 Mrs. J F karshner arrived ill Fairbanks from the Manlev Hot Springs last week
 Dan Sheedy and George Lee are planning 10 leave over the trail for he Outside in few days
 Al social given Thursday even
 at the Harmonic Hall by the ocal crganization of the Socialists in honor Of Mir. anr Mrs King kel- ley. Mrs. Kelley told of their trip
 trough the North while Mir. Kelley ad story he has written on the
 rip which is to appear in an Out
 le magazine.
 J. c. Houlihan who formerly con
 ucted hotel at Fox City is now in Juneau where he has opened a
 amily hotel, called the St. George house. He has steam heat, cleo
 .c light and running warm and old water in each room and is
 d to have had a good opening The stage arriving Friday night brought second class mail from the Outside but carrier no passengers Circle mail also arrived here Friday On motion of the attorney for the plaintiff the case of First National l Bank vs. N. G. Cox. which was in, s 'tuted two weeks ago. was dis missed from the calendar as the matter was settled out of court. To replenish his stock of supplies at his trading posts on the Upper Panama w. H. Newton arrived in Fairbanks Friday from the Healy river He reports that the trail town the river is now exceptionally good. He also states that much pros lecting is being done on the creeks tr butary to the Panama, and al though nothing unusual has been 9ound so far, gold is found in all of the hcles put down
 The plaintiff in the case of B. w. Johnson vs. E. w. Griffin and T. s. Haynes in which a verdict in favor of the defendants was rendered has asked for new trial on the ground that there were a number of errors in rulings of law, and Judge Fuller has set Saturday morning as the date upon which the argu. ments will be heard.
 On Friday Dr. Sutherland and Dr. Aline Bradley performed an autop- sy upon the remains of Steve Bo- rossco. whose body was exhumed few days ago. The autopsy was made at the request of the district attorney. and the findings of the physicians will be presented to the grand jury which will consider the case this week.