The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-22

closed the forepart of last week and the property taken in charge by a deputy marshal A sale of the prop erty will be held on the 26th of next month
 The Groves auto truck. which con Heyed a hunting party up the Valdez trail. tipped over on it's side near Munson's and mixed the whole party up in general style. By the use of block and tackle the machine was lighted and the party went on their way rejoicing that the accident did not result seriously.
 H C. Davis had the misfortune to lose the end of one of h fingers the forepart of last week by coming into contact with sharp tool in one of his machines. The bone was taken out of the injured member at the first joint. While the injury was painful il will only be matter of week or so before MT Davis will be able to use h S hand as well as ever
 steamer Tanana arrived in Cinema early Tuesday morning with a large load of freight. few passengers and quite a consignment of second class mail. She was supposed to have a large shipment of first class Outside mail, but such did not prove to be the case.
 ]. W. Barker, who has been con nected with the land office in this city for the past couple years. has been assigned to special duties which will take him to the coast After this work is completed it is thought he will be ordered to Seattle where he will agan be assigned to further duties in the service. The 2-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. F. G. Blocker of Goldstream, was taken to the hospital the first of last week suffering from a severe cold. !. Dr. ]. II. Moore. who has been in
 i Fairbanks for the past couple years, has decided to make his future res idence in Iditarod. Dr. Moore will be the only physician residing in that camp this winter.
 Two divorces were granted Tues day evening by Judge Fuller Mrs Lizzie Simpson was granted legal separation from Herbert E. Simpson and Gustav H. Anderson and Emma Anderson were permitted to main tain separate establishments without suggestions one from the other. The defendants in neither case were in vidence at the trial nor represented by an attorney. They either didn't know or didn't care.
 George Lefeyer of Ester creek, was brought into the city Tuesday by deputy marshal upon the charge of insanity. The insane act of the prisoner was that of drawing a gun while engaged in a quarrel. It is thought he will regain his senses as soon as he is sober.
 George Taylor, the veteran foot racer, returned to the city Tuesday after having spent the past couple years in Iditarod. He intends to tarry a while.
 little daughter was born to Mr and Mrs. Jesse Rust at their home on Eighth avenue Tuesday evening The little miss weighed seven and half pounds.
 Little Walter Douse, who was con- fined to St. Matthew's hospital for nearly two months suffering at first with pneumonia and later little hip trouble, has entirely recovered. He was taken home over two week ago and is now able to run around again.
 Mrs. Douse received a wire from her husband last Wednesday stating that he was getting along splendidly since his operation at the Mayo Brothers institute and would re- turn home in November.
 Dave Fairburn left for the Re- liance Mining company's property last week, where he expects to put in several months work.
 George Smith, of Smiths Gun Store, has received a telegram from his wife stating that both she and their little son Bud have successful ly undergone operations at the Mayo Brothers institution and would leave for the North over the trail after paying a visit to her parents in Portland. Oregon.
 Mrs. Sam Wilcox has been confin. ed in St. Joseph's hospital for the past several days. but is improving and will be able to be around again in the near future
 Deputy Marshal J. H. Miller went down river on the last trip of the Panama for the purpose of bringing up four prisoners who will be housed in the federal jail here during the term of their sentence and the ac. ton of the grand jury whenever it is called.
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