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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
JAMES, HAVE AN ACCIDENT

Bob Touisant received a letter from
California last week VIII oh told OF an
auto accident in which the family
of l.. l.. James. and several friends
had a very narrow escape from death
while the car was nearly demolish-
ed. Mr.. James and a party had been
motoring along at fair speed
when the steering gear got out of
adjustment while on steep grade
and went over an embankment. For
tunately. and almost miracuIously,
none of the occupants received any
severe injuries, although they all
got a bad shaking up.
The car, almost total wreck
had to be hauled out and shipped
back to Los Angeles for repair while
the members of the party We're
compelled TO walk several miles to
the nearest railroad station.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
SAMSON HARDWARE
HAS A SMALL BLAZE

The fire department was called
out last Tuesday afternoon by a
telephone call from the office of
the Samson Hardware Co. The fire
was discovered in one of the ware
rooms OF the hardware company,
and was making rapid Roadway,
filling the building with smoke, and
the flames shooting toward the cell
ing, would have demolished the
whole plant in short time if it
had not been for the quick work of
the men in the shops.
How the fire started is unknown.
The blaze broke out in some burlap
which was covering some shovels.
The approach to the burn.n part
of the building was INSTRUCTED by
a quantity of machinery and tools
stacked about. Many bystanders and
curious ones flocked to the scene
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
LOCAL BAKER LEAVES
FOR THE MAYO RESORT

Outgoing on Thursdays stage was
Henry Rappolt. the proprietor of the
Butternut bakery on Second ave
nue., who is making the trip TO the
states in search of health. Fol
many months past Mr. Rappolt.
has been suffering from acute stom-
aeh trouble. and has finally decided
TO consult the celebrated MAYO
Brothers at Rochester. NJ nnesota
Should the latter consider il ne.
ceSsary to operate. the former coun
Gilman is prepared to undergo the
ordeal ana have it over with He
and his local physicians are of the
opinion that it will not be Heces-
sary, however, to undergo the knife
After his treatment at Roc hester
dr. Rappolt viii visit the east.
calling upon his son who is located
in Washington, b. c. 1t is his in
tention at present 10 return here
shortly after the opening OF nay
.,atiOn.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
DUNBAR Returning
REPORTS GOOD TRIP

After having spent SIX weeks
in this district in the interest of
the National Grocery company, Dave
Dunbar, left last week for the
States. Before leaving the popular
salesman reported an unusually sue
cessful trip, which he states is al
ways forerunner for the activity
of the camp for the coming year.
During his stay in the Interior
he visited all the camps down river
as far as Ruby, as well as all the
creeks in the immediate vicinity of
Fairbanks.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
NIX. MRS. HALL LEAVE
FOR VACATION IN STATES

Mr.. and Mrs Walter c. Hall we're
among the passengers leaving on
last Mondays stage for the Outside
where they expect TO spend the re.
mainder of the winter. Although the,
will visit many places in the States
they will make their home tor the
greater par OF the trip at Sacra-
mento. Cal
Mr.. Hall is one OF the owners
of the Rhoads-!Iall quartz mine. has
been in charge of the III ne all win
Ter while his partner. Mr.. Rhoads
vas sojourning in the States. Now
that the latter has returned Mr.. Hall
takes his turn III search of pleasure.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
Of
STAMPEDE WERE
NOT WARRANTED

Mr.. Dave Cascaden returned IN
town the early part of last week
from the kantishna district where
he was looking over several pieces
OF property in which he is Interested
lie r.diculed the statement printed
IA both the other papers of Fair.
banks that he had gone on a quiet
stampede for placer. stating that
there was absolutely no grounds for
such statement there being but
very little prospects of any active
placer workings in that district
this summer. The only creek having
any likely looking placer gold is
Grubstake, where Mr.. Cascaden thinks
there may be some good cleanups
this summer
While in the kantishna he mel
many old timers. all of whom are
doins nicely. He reports an ex
celient trip and pleasant journey.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
ANOTHER GOOD
STRIKE MADE IS
ON FAIRBANKS

y, hat is Grsidered one ut he
best strikes in recent years wa
made last Thursday at 3 below
Fairbanks creek By Gust Luudat!o I
and Carl Larsen, laymen. The men
completed the sinking of two shafts
10 bedrock. and in both cases struck
pay which has been figured out to
be worth approximately So TO the
foot. Not only is the pay found in
the body of gravel VIII oh is about
four feet in depth. but also in the
bedrock. The pans taken out as
a test by the laymen show an
average of II cents to the pan.
AS the holes were at a distance
of $50 feet apart it is expected that
the paystreak will be that wide and
very probably wider.
The present laymen have but a
short time lease taken from Pat
Meehan and Matt Larson, which ex-
pires next fall AS it is expected
that they can take out nearly $780,
600 the coming season by operating
extensively. the men are already
making preparations of gigantic pro-
portions.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
MANY LEAVE FOR OUTSIDE

The largest crowd to leave here
on any one stage for several months
left town last Thursday bound fol
the coast and the States. The lis
of passengers include deputg
United States marshal and one
guard leaving with an insane pa
tient for Mount Tabor sanitarium;
Two scharged soldiers from Fort
Gibbon, and several business men
of Fairbanks leaving on business
trips.
Deputy Marshal VaWter is in
charge of the party which took Ed
ward O'Brien to Mount Tabor The
marshal expects to make the trip Il
hurried one, coming back over the
trail before the opening of nayisa-
ton If possible.
The soldiers are Fred W. CoWan,
lately sergeant of the 30th i'll
fantry. and Clarence Woofter. OF the
Signal Corps.
Henry Rappolt. the baker, left in
an endeavor TO regain his health
which has been failing for some
time Abe Simson. owner of the
Fair. is bound for New York city
on business. He will be back upon
one of the first boats. Elmer De ser
was bound for Munson's. where he
has accepted pos ton
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
TAYLOR ARRIVES With LOAD

Last Wedlt esday afternoon fol
lowing the stage in was Mr.. A c.
Taylor. the Fa rbanks freight and
eXpressman, who came in from Val
leZ He drove a two-horse rig and
carried four passengers besides &
arge load of merchandise from the
coast
The trip was made in exceptionally
good time considering the condition
Of the trail, which all state was
pretty heavy at places. The rig
was of a convertible make so that
Mr. Taylor was able to make two
double enders out of it when it be-
came necessary.
The passengers coming in with
Mr.. Taylor were: George Dalton,
the kantishna miner; ]. w. Richen-
bach, formerly of Ester creek;
Mrs Anna Rhein. of Seattle, and D.
MaskevicZius, OF ;Ketchikan. who
came here on business.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
SPURIOUS MONEY IN
Circulation HERE

I he banks OF Fairbanks sent
out general warning last week
hat there were in circulation IN
this town many spurious coins. al OF
which Mere of gold and of the 500
denomination Several OF them were
deposited by innocent tradespeople
during the early part of the week,
who had accepted them in good
faith from the trade. From whence
the Counterfeits sprung IS. OF course
mystery and will be looked into
by the authorities.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.


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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
AUBERT CLAIMS PUT
UNDER The HAMMER

All the right, tile and interest Of
Mrs. W. l.. Aubert in l. and 16 be
low Goldstream were sold last Mon
DAY afternoon at public auction in
front of the federal building on
Cushman street lie sale was in
accordance with an execution on "a
judgment obtained by the American
liaEk of Alaska against Mrs. Aubert
The purchaser Of the property was
John Dunn of Fox Who bid it in a,
5000, the next highest hid Of $50
having been made y The American
bank
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24

ny the marshals office One of
them seeks information regarding
the whereabouts of one Judson Nc
Lean. who was last heard OF in
Fairbanks two years ago; the other
) seeking information regarding J
H. Flagg and wife This couple wass
last heard of in Seattle in 1901. al
which time Mrs, Flagg wrote her
brother that they expected to come
North.
Anyone knowing anything regard
ing the former or his present where
ahouts void favor the relatives of
Mclean by notifying the marshal's
office, while anybody knowing the
present Whereabouts of the latter
couple or information regarding
their actions for the past twelve
years will oblige T. ]. Kelly, the
brother of the lost woman, or the
marshal's office.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24

Continued from Page q
Tor return match. the date of the
fight having been set for April u
IF HE LOSES HE QUITS.
SAN FRANCISCO. March f7-Ad
Wolsast, former champ on. u no is
now training for match with Tom.
my Murphy. declares that he viii
retire from the ring for good # h
loses the match next month. Vol
CAST is training hard for the fight
and his fr ends declare that he cav
be depended upon to make the try
of his life to capture the coming
contest.
TO FIGHT IN April.
PARIS, March 1S-TraHk Klaus
and George Carpenter have signed
articles for 20-round feht. which
is TO take place in this city or
April L.
FIGHT POSTPONED.
CALGARY, March 1S-The fight
which was to have taken place here
today between Tommy Burns and
Arthur Pelkey has been postponed
until next Monday. Neither Of the
men was in condition to so into the
ring today
TRYING TO FIX 1T.
LOS ANGELES, March lS.-Ef
forts are being made TO arrange a
match between Freddie Welch and
Willie Richie. to take place in this
city on the Fourth of July.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24

OF the fire. but upon learning that
there was a quantity of giant pow.
uer IN the building they made them
selves scarce within less time than
1t takes to tell of it,
BY the time the department arriy-
ed on the scene the fire was afpo-.
extinguished and it took but a short
TINE for the chemical to complete
the work of the volunteer ffrensag
The damage to the building wa.
ou' iIttle. and while the stores were
scorched some. the loss is onl, light
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
MARCH Is.

''F'''S'' 49,
Placer Location Geo, Robertson
ana OTTO lioNle\. Alice bench. uppo-
site IL below. left limit. Goldsirram.
Located Jan. |. 1918.
Power OF Attorney James !. Me
Grath to Charles Anderson. To
stake, record. superintend and man
age mining claims Dated March
l., 1913.
Deed Helen Noulton 10 Andrew
Mckenzie. Lot -. block 60 Con.
stderation 81. Dated March l.. 1913.
Deed Gabrielle Mitchell To An
drew Mckenzie. Lot .. block 10.
cor siderdiion 81. Dated March l..
1918.
Power of Attorney Thomas Me
Laughjin 10 John swanson 10 To-
cate and record claims Dated March
II. 1918.
foWer Of AttorHeF-Oscar Ander.
son to Geo. Hainzing,r To locate
and record claims Dated March
Il. 1913.
MARCH II.
Power Of Attorney G. Bordsen
TO j u. Re1sh General. Dated
May Il. 1911.
III 'isiN II u lad1pi - dt MtlIulGb,
for Matt Duffy and Charles Mortar
". On Duffy bench and Moriarity
bench, left limit, Gol3stream. tor
1911, 1912 and 1913 Dated March
Il. 1913.
Placer Location Roderigk Mort
son Upper divided onc-1ourth of !
below, ST. Pa'rick's creek, tributary
to CT Ppfe creek Located Jan. /.
1913.
MARCH 10.
Power of Auorney Harold Reeves
to George Hutchinson General.
Dated NOV. s. 1872
Power of Attorney-Ed Bartlett 10
Charles Anderson. To locate and
record claims. Dated March l.. 1915.
Marshafs Certificate eff Purehass
To John Dunn Mrs W. l.. An
berts interest in l. below. first and
second tiers; Ii below. first and
second tiers, and in Nora NoeeIIiu
and Iowa fractions. all OF left limit
of Goldstream. Cons deration s960
Dated March Il, 1913.
Power of Attorney-P. B. Walsh 10
Al Walsh. To locate. record. lease
and sell claims. Dated Jan. t, 1919.
Power of Attorney c, p. Barrett
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
POSTS THE
ELECTION NOTICES

Notices of the approaching cleo
ions were posted last week by
Chief of Police Wiseman. One CT the
notices is for the municipal cleo
ton, while the other Is for the
school board election. They will be
held on April 2 and g. respectively
Three notices were posted, one
each at the city hall, the court
house and the postoffice.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
IHE MEXICAN WAR

receive! today arem th, Mexican
side OF the boundary state that tn.
rebels who were defeated last week
by General OjeGa and small for.
OF federals. are planning 10 make
second attack Hren the r2ueky
commander
All OF the rebels in the country
adjacent to Aqua Pricta have been
gathered together. and they are noH
hasten ng after Ojeda. who is en-
route to Nosales
NEW YORK is HoNoReo.
SAN ANTONIO. March i. A..
cordng to the statement IF Gsbri,r
Madero. one OF the numerous rela-
tives of the late president Malero
of Mexico. the surviving members
Of the family henceforth will make
their home in New York.
At the time of their departure
from Mexico. ii was the intention
of the widow and mother of the
late president to move To Cuba. and
the start was made for that place.
Later. however. il was decided To
locate in New York. and several
members of the family now are es
tablished in the imposing mansion
which was selected as their head
quarters.
HuERTA CALLS; WILSON ~.
MENiC0 CITY. March y Prs
dent Huerta set precedent Iii
morning by formally calling on Am
bassador Wilson. long conference
was had on matters of STATE AZ VII Oh
Huerta assured the American amhas
sador that all questions al issue
between the two countries would hf
adjudiCated promptly
MYSTERY SOLVED.
Ell PASO, March PA number
Of MeXiCans who arrived here TO-DAY
from Juarez have confessed fhat they
assisted in the hanging Of Abraham
Gonzales. the long missing governor
if Chihuahua.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
THOMAS RANDI
WILL PROBATED

The will of Thomas Rand who
died the week before last, wass pre-
bated the early part of the week in
the commissioners court. The will
is dated March s, and designates Mr..
Dave Petree as executor of the es-
tate
The testator divides $500 which
he had deposited in the Washington
Trust company, equally between his
brother Charles. of Chico, Wash,
and his niece of the same place. He
also authorizes the executor to sell
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
FILED for RECORD

! lauri Hantala. to II. !. Griffin. Min
ing plant and dumps on above.
Gilmore creek. For St.Hut Dated
March II. 1913. Due Sept. /. 1919
MARCH 10.
Real and Chattel Mortgage Chena
Milling and Smelling Co. To +. r.
lesson. Lots / to :, block -. Cinema.
with stampmiH. conccntrator. build.
savers scales For $4654.Ct. Du,
July Is. 1918.
Release Real and Cha;tel Mortgage
No. 3,53S7 held by f. II. lesson
against Cinema Milling and Smelling
company.
Deed-O. O Gummere to Mrs NJ.
Walker. Undivided sixteenth in
each of Ryan No. 1. Jem, Monte
and MGR lode claims. all between
Eva and St Patrick's creeks. Con
>idcrdtion 81. Dated June %. 1912.
Power of Attorney-Helen J. Ian
derking TO Geo. Hainzinger 10 10
cate and record claims. Dated
March 4. 1913.
Affidavit OF Labor Charles Lane.
for Peter and Charles johnson. On
9 and 10 below. Fish creek. and
below. Last Chance creek, tributary
Fish creek, Dated March 10. 1918
Affidavit of Labor-George Moore
for !. G. Bechtol estate. On upper
half OF 1 above. Cleary creek.
Dated March 10. 1913.
Lode .ocation-Charles Ostrom
John Greer. Butte, Lucky Boy and
Bisbee. head of Engineer creek.
Located Dec .. 1912.
Power of Attorney-Frank Schu-
machcr to w. +. Nolliman. To 10.
cate. record and manage claims Dat.
ed March Is. 1913.
Power of Attorney-Ludwig Haf-
ten TO W, F. Volkman. To locate.
record and manage mining claims
Dated March Is, 1913.
Decide Roy Meyer to Charles
lang. Undivided one-half OF one
seventh of Little Pup association.
Fish creek. Consideration ST. Dat /
ed Dec. 3, 1872
Deed. +. Martin to Charles
lane. Undivided one-thrd of one
eighth of Little Pup association, Fish t
creek. Consideration 81. Dated t
December ,, 1912
Depd-Charles Anderson to Charles t
Lane. Undivided tWo-tWelfths of Lit /
tie Pup association, Fish creek. I
Consideration ST. Dated Dec T. T
1912,
MARCH 20.
Power of Attorney Joseph SorvO +
O Thomas Jurach To locate. re /
cord, Work aud sell mining and other
property. Dated March 10, 1919. F
Release of Real and Chattel Mort +
age held by Lars Person against F
Jacob KroIl and Mrs w. Gorbracht F
Real and Ghattel Mortgage Jacob T
toll and Mrs. w Gorbracht 10 .
5arhel brewing company Glroy F
roadhouse, clubhouse, bar. etc. on
below. Fairbanks creek. with T
furniture, stock Of liquors, cigars
tobacco, etc. For $1,000. Dated I
March %. 1913. Due June /. 1913.
MARCH q.
Deed Joseph Pradella to Nome 7
nico Fassini and Pietro MaIano t
Undivided one-fourth in below
Last Chance creek. tributary TO
Fish creek. Consideration 81. Dat
ed Sept. 8, 1911.
Lode ocation-Charlcy J. I.und |
Optimistic. head of HapFf creek I
Located Sept %. 1912.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
A. B. s GIVE
IRISH DRAMA

"Arrah-na-Pogue." Dion R1usi.
cauits famous old romantic Irish
drama, was given at the Auditorium
the night of March l.. under The
auspices of the Fairbanks camp ef
the Arctic Brotherhood. and was
well attended.
The audience was most apprecfq.
tive, applauding literally.
The cast embraced thirteen 100.
pie. six of whom were entirely
new to Fairbanks audiences, in
Guiding Jack Barker, Reed urilie.
Charley Ostrom, Paul Wagner, : :.
Hoffman and George Bevier. j.
OF the foregoing special mention
must be made of Jack Barker. Who
made hit as Colonel Ragenal
OGrady. His conception and acting
of the part was splendid. 1t was Mr.
Barker's first appearance in any
play, fact which adds to his good
work.
'tltuttt vi the cast was
made up of Miss Estelle Fits. Mrs
j. A. Healey, Dick Thorne. Leon
ard Heacock, Gene Huckins. Frank
Young and Robert Murphy.
The play was under the direction
of Dick Thorne. and his art sic
hand was seen in the appropriate
stage settings.
Spec alties consisting Of song by
Mr.. Huckins. and dancing by nessrs.
Young and Murphy were introduced
in the first act
Miss Fits and Mrs Healey we're
dressed most appropriately for tn
period of the play and looked
very charming The men. also
with one or two minor details ex-
cepted We're effectively costuu,aa
The orchestra. composed o.
Messrs a. l.. Carpenter and Frank
Ahlhurg, rendered fayorite Irish airs
during the evening,
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
MYSTERY SOLVED.
PRESS INDIGNANT.

LONDON. March 19.-The news
papers of this city express iniicua-
ton al the assassination of King
George l.
LYING IN STATE.
SALONIkI, March 20-m order
that the high military officers of
the Grecian army. who are AZ pres.
ent engaged in holding recently
captured territory against the Turks
and who cannot leave their posts
for any great length of time. may
pay their last respects TO their
dead ruler. the body of the late
King George |. is now living n
state in this city in the palace o.
cupied by the king as his head
quarters after the city had fallen
into the hands OF the Greeks and
up to the time of his assination
The dowager queen. OLGA and the
entire royal family are here, and
will accompany the body % the eaBi-
tai. No definite arrangements fer
The funeral have been made.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24


DOUGLAS. March According
- aaN..e- r,y.j,ed here from the
Mexican side TO-DAY. the Yaaui In.
diars 4r" causing considerable trou
II" among The rebels. the reports
statnS that number OF revolution.
Isis were captured b the redskins
during the past week and tortured
terribly before being relieved by
d"afh
1T is DENIED.
NEW YORK March 1.-THE re-
port ct Indian fortunes in Mexico
is denied in dispatches received from
the Mexican capital tn afternoon.
7 he reuorfs received here state that
the Indians are not molesting g thar
the rebels or the fcderais. although
1t Is claimed an attempt has been
made by the enemies OF Huerta
20 provoke the tribes into taking
stiles With til" rebels
he story that one ef the captured
rebel generals was put 20 death by
=" feierals because of his refusal
to swear allc2ianee 10 Huerta Is
also denied by the government of
fifial< who declared that the report
vas sent eat :er the purpose OF
arousin& public feeling against the
new administration
IT MEANS NOTHING.
GUANTANAMO. March 1.-THE
nine hattlesHiPS onmpris ng the AT
iantic squadron Of The United States
navy. which have been stationed here
during the past several weeks. sail
ed for the north today in compli.
anee with orders received from Wash
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-03-24
MORE LOST ONES ARE
Being INQUIRED FOR

And still the inquiries for per
sons who have mysteriously disap-
peared from the face of the earth
flood the offices of the court house
and city officials. The latest to ar
rive were two last week received