The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-01

wire received by the distrtc- attorneys office from Circle states that Mrs. N. D. Kuhn of that place IS being held to the grand jury or q charge Of forgery. The defendan, 7as given a preliminary hearinl before Commissioner Reynolds anl sufficient evidence was intr duceC 10 warrant holding the woman to the grand jury.
 J. D. Decker formerly Of Ft. Yu kon who arrived from the Outside last Week states that contrary tl the rer -js received here work oI the bui' nsE Cf the Panama Pacific Fair at San Francisco is rrogressfn. rapidly al many men are being en. p,oyed i0 thr.r instruction.
 MT. C., ". Pennington gave m address a the Harmonic hail yes. terday afternoon at meeting that was arranged by the Socialists. Al. 1 though MT. Pennington is not a member of the Socialist party. he i, l progressive thinker and his views were well received by the large audience which turned out to hear him.
 Al the annual meeting of the board of trustees the Geo. C. Thomas Memorial librrary which was held Friday evening, the report of the secretary and treasurer showing an indebtedness Of $400. was read. and I committee was appointed to de wise ways and means of raising the necessary funds. As secretary Ce- cil H. Clegg resigned. R. M. Craw- ford was elected to fill the position.
 Charles Trundy, an operator on Glacier creek a tributary Of the Bear Paw in the Kantishna river. arrived in Fairbanks Thursday to secure some supplies. He will take the load as far as Toklat and will return again in a short time to take another load
 At the regular meeting of the city council held Friday evening the bills of the city employees for the Fast month were allowed An ap- prorriation of s1950 asked for by the sch ol board for the months expenses was also made. Aside from pf fhar rnntipn hn siferation of the tax assessments nothing Of importance came before the city fathers.
 A wire received from Nenana states that Miss l.. M Parmelee one of the teachers at the Nenana Indian mission is seriously ill with what is supposed t be appendicitis and accordingly dog team has been sent down river to bring Miss Par melee to Fairbanks for treatment.
 It is reported that Billy Gilcher who bravely started out over the trail on foot found travel too hard by the time he reached Yost's and was glad to ride on the stage info Chitina from that point.
 This being the first Monday in the month. the evening has been set aside to hear the petitions for naturalization. There are 27 peti tions on the calendar which will be heard if the petitioners appear in the district court on time.
 As the defendant failed to appear a judgment of s133 was rendered in favor of the plaintiff in the case of N rthern Commercial Co. vs. Maddocks ct al.
 The monthly distribution of the license moneys collected in the of flee of the clerk of the court took place Saturday afternoon. The city of Fairbanks is to receive 1,193. Cinema s1 900, Panama s25 and Eagle s15. Of the sum of s3,530 effected in the Fourth division the United States treasury will receive s1,295, which is the amount collected out side of incorporated towns.
 As the lease Of Mir. and Mrs. H, D. Fountain has expired, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Patten will take over the Third Avenue Hotel again today.
 Mrs. c. F. Wright of the commis- soners cffice spent the Thanks