The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-17
Local Happenings in Brief

5. X. Steward, and Frank Taylor.
lett last Monday with a dog team
for Cinema Hot Springs, where the.
will enjoy a short vacation.
J. W. McCluskey, the freiGhter,
3ot away Monday morning with a
large load Of merchandise for Rich
ardson and the Tenderioot district.
Percy Hagel, formerly of Dawson.
is now in Winnipeg. and one of that
city's leading lawyers. according 10
letters received last week, by a
former Dawson man.
Albert Cohen, representative of
Sehwabacher Brothers, of Seattle
arrived on last Mondays stage. for
his annual trip OF the north
The Orpheum Theatre shut UP lis
doors last Monday to remain closed
until Saturday. This was neeess.-
tated because OF the delay of Mr.
fhorne's shipment of films. which
were held up at Cordova.
Joe Eglar left for Hot Springs las,
week after having spent month
here and Cinema Hot Springs. Mr.
Eglar will now begin preparations
for extensive operations the coming
summer on his down river holdings.
BY agreement of counsel, the case
of the United States VS. Dwight Ar
derson and Roy Fox was set for
hearing on February Gath The de
PENDANTS are charged with malicious
destruction OF property at Circle III
December
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Harp were
among the visitors in from the
creeks last week
On Monday night the Choral club
met at the Harmonic hall to pre-.
pare for the next concert to be given
by the organization, The meeting
was a large and enthusiastic one.
in fact the hest since the organ
cation of the club.
Deputy Marshal c. l.. Vawter OF
Tanana, who arrived on last week )
stage has had one of the largest
trips of his career. SO far as trans
portation connections were concerned
Since leaving Gibbon in August he
was held up at various places which
in the aggregate amount to almost
two months, being held at CordoEa
81 days, Dikeman 10 days, and ST
Michael for a similar period. He
is now laid up here with skin
trouble and will be detained several
days.
Marshal Love, who left here the
early part of January, reached Seat,
tie February 9Th, according to III,
formation received at his office here.
Harry Fisher, of the Tenderfoot
district came into town last week
and reports some very good pros
poets along Redmond creek. He states
that there will be exceptional ac.
tivity in his section the coming sum
mer as an exceptional amount of
material is being hauled there by
the prospectors.
Bert Hansen, representative of sew
eral Outside mercantile houses re,
turned last week from his trip of the
lower river. He reports little ac
tivity in any of the lower camps
that he visited which included Hot
Springs, Tanana and Ruby
At 1920 Wednesday morning a
bouncing baby girl was born to Mrs.
John B. Mathews, wife of Deputy
Marshal Mathews The birth took
place at st. Mathews Hospital with
DR.. Sutherland in attendance. Both
mother and daughter are doing nicely
Wednesday mornings stage left
little ahead of schedule last week,
there being no passengers booksd
Mr.. and Mrs. Young of Goldstream
came into town in the early part Of
the week to visit friends.
Louis Johnson, the trapper, came
in last week from the hills with
fine lot of furs
Theo. Brake and James Function
left for Cinema Hot Springs on We'd
nesday morning The former will
be there about two weeks, while
the latter expects to spend a month
at the popular resort.
Archdeacon Stuck left Fort Glib
bon last Wednesday morning headed
for Fairbanks. The missionary viii
not stop at the Nenana mission, but
will push through to Fairbanks en-