The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-10

liIldl report TO Municipal Mag Stratp
PAUL. which shows that he has col
lected the tax from 425 persons,
collecting the sum of MOO of which
h. receives s2O5 as commission.
Ren Dahl of the koyukuk has
brought civil suit in the district
court against Nora Moore alleging
that she fraudulently and by force
took 27S@ ounces of gold to the val
lie of $4,000 from him. on March
22nd. The defendant is bound over
to the grand jury on a similar com.
PLANT which was filed last winter.
A wire to chief deputy marshal
J. f. Clark from his wife at Alberta
Lea. Mimi, contains the information
that she will leave for the North
about Nov. 10th with their son.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the ladies' aid society of the Pres
byterian church was held at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Johnson
last Thursday afternoon. There vas
a large turnout of the women who
spent the afternoon enjoying a liter
airy program. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Judge f T. Fuller left Wednesday
morning for a two days hunting
trip in the vicinity Of the Summit
roadhouse where the birds are re-
ported to be plentiful He was ac.
companied on the trip by +. T. VOL
colt and Victor Durand.
Alleging that the sum OF SO is
= Il due him as wages which is un.
paid NJ. J. Levin has filed suit in
the commissioners court against \.
Marks. The plaintiff also asks for
the costs of the action.
Commissioner Sam Weiss of Chat
anika is now out on the creeks col
lecting the territorial poll tax of
81 from each male residen. of the
required age.
George Tierney, who has been
mining near Dimes. started ever the
trail on foot Tuesday morning on
his way TO California. where he will
visit al his former home. He is
undecided whether he will return
North next summer or not
In writing TO Fairbanksan from
Glacier city in the Kantishna coun-
try, Vim. h. Lloyd. former M
missioner IN that district. states
that owing to the unusual dry sum,
mer mining operations there We're
seriously handicapped. Game and
birds are reported to be plentiful in
that region
In a wire to John Zug, CLYDE &c.
ragh.y states that his crew is now
work ng on the last stretch of the
Fairbanks-fanana trail and in a
few days will have completed the re
pair work on the trail to Tanana.
Having disposed of their lay on
above Gleary creek, John Il. An
derson and Charles W. Carlson
started over the trail for the Out
side Thursday They took the Ross
auto as far as the Delta. from
which pint they expect to mush to
the railroad terminal
On the charge of stealing a watch
from the store of o. c. Bredie. A
7. Delano was arrested by Chief of
Police Wiseman last Monday after
noon. and when brought before
Magistrate PAUL. pleaded
guilty to the charge. Because of the
former good reputation of the man
and owing to the fast that he was
under the influence of liquor when
the olfense was comm tied. he was
fined $25 and costs and released
from custody.
John l.. Timmins, who is represent
ing some Outside capitalists in the
Tanana valley. made two-days'
trip to Cleary creek early last week
and reports that except for ae-
tiyity in quartz mining things are
~ather GU ct on that creek.
Being charged with being an in
sane person, H. B. Wimble. of
Gfaehl, was taken into custody
Tuesday by Deputy Marshal Fife
and has been lodged in the federal
Jail until such time as he may be
sent Outside fer treatment His hal
ucinations are of a religious nature
and he has written several eptstles
20 each of the local ministers. con
tanning biblical quotations which he
expected the recipients to read to
heir congregations.
At the meeting of the school board
which was held Thursday evening
t was decided that the board inves-
gate the ventilation at the school |
The only other matter
10 come before the board was the |
reading of the bills which We're or
lered paid.
About twenty-five members of the |
Young Peoples society of the Pres |
oyterian church held an enjoyable |
social session at the Gene Huck MS
residence on Ninth avenue Friday !
evening
Peter Vidovich has brought suit in |
he district court against Martin /