The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-31


must be posted before O'Clock or
Wednesday evenings
Word from Tanana last week states
that w Il. Rodman. merchant OF
that town. would soon be in Fair
hauhs on his way Outside He ex-
poets to get back upon one of the
first boats after the opening Of
navigation.
The Beraud curriers' defeated the
Durham rink on Tuesday evening
thereby tieing themselves for frs
place with the Menzie aggregation
Henry Wolf returned 10 town last
week after having spent several
days on the creeks
Fred Keevie and O. +, Gustafson
spent the greater part of last Neeh
in town on business. The men
came in from the Bornifield coun-
try.
\ telegram was received the eark
part of last week from r. c. Wood
president OF the First National bank
aho was in Juneau on his way back
home. He expects to get here some
time this week
The Arctic Brotherhood held q
regular meeting last "Wednesday
night and admitted one new member
IN the orraui2atiOn
Gust Raymond. from the BIZ
Cinema. mushed into town last week
from his holding on Nugget creek.
A. J. Johnson. proprietor of the
Colorado roadhouse on the Cinema
Hot Springs trail, spent several
lays in town last week on business
Or. J. H. McCallum brought suit
tgainst Mrs. Allie Stevens last
week for professional services rend-
cred.
Robert Benner and William Sheedy
who came in from the kantishra the
week before last left town Monday,
returning to their work. They car
ried a fresh lot of supplies out
with them.
John Mihaleik. OF the Ready Bu'-
/ on claim. who recently returned
from the Outside, was again a visit
or in town last week
Charles Schiek. of Nome creek.
arrived in town last Monday after
noon. After remaining a few days
purchasing supplies he again started
back to his claim where he is engaE-
Il i'll placer mining.
Commissioner and Mrs. Samuel r.
Weiss of Chatanika were among ihc
quests at the local hotels this weal-.
The curling games scheduled for
last Monday night were postponed
on account of the shirtwaist ball
At Eagle hall.
While Hans Madsen of Engineer
creek was spending St. Patrick's
lay in town thieves entered his
caD and cleaned the place of his
entire stock of grub.
Sidney Ridge was among the creek
visitors in town last week
w. ]. Cusack was registered at the
Golden Gate for few days last
week, having come in from the
creeks on Monday.
l.. B. Johnson of Ester spent the
greater part of the week in town
IN business.
For several days the early part
of last week the Sitka-Seattle cable
service was interrupted and mes
sages were routed via Ashcroft and
Egbert.
Charles Gius came in from Pedro
creek the early part of last week
with horse and cutter. He spent
but a couple days on business.
Harry Waite, the freighter, brought
fourteen hogs in from the Twentymile
roadhouse last Monday afternoon
slim" Sheldon pleaded guilty last
week to the charge of illegal selling
of liquor at Nulato and was sentenced
to eight months in the federal Jail
by Commissioner Strangman. He
will be brought to Fairbanks to do
his time.
Mrs. f. c. Blocker of Goldstream
spent several days in town last
week
Pat Calvie of Fish creek came into
town last week on business.
George Hunter, manager of the
Pinska store. spent several days on
the creeks last week looking after the
property he is interested in.
William Johanson of ST Patrick
creek spent several days in town last
week on business.
Henry Wagner of Goldstream spent
the greater part of the week in
own on business.
Herman Fawcett and Thomas
Mitchell, of Eva creek. spent several
days in town this week.
Joe Handbury, of Dome, came into