The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-22

bullet which lodged in the wrist was taken out Ky pf. Melville c. Evans.
 A Miner Is inquired for by hts mo,Her. Mrs N. Miner Of SEQ Rep ton street. Los Angeles. Cal The missing man left S.attIo for Fair banks some time ago but failed to write after his departure for the North
 l.. l.. James in writing from san Francisco, states that while in Vast tn-ton the officials assured him that the appropriation to be allotted fo, the Alaska exhibit al the san rrauci-- co fair would be adequate and it wouiI he seen by the department that Alas ka was wer-representcd at the ex- position
 Tn" Golden North chapter of tho or,lrr of Rehekahs held an enthusias- tie meeting al the odd Fellow hall last Tuesday evening and initiated - new members. New officers for the onsuiuE six months Were elected anl will he installed at the next meeting
 George \. Coleman and A F. Gold en made a few days business trip to the creeks last week, and whila ont of town made visit to the News boy mine in which they are directors
 After several months confinement at St. Matthew's hospital j. C. Kel- lam was able to return to his home last week. much better in health.
 At the meeting of the Arctic Broth erhood, which was held at Eagle hall Wednesday evening it was decided tat the usual masquerade ball give on New Years eye be dispensed with this year but instead a public dance would he given which will be in the nature of a novelty affair.
 An enjoyable three-hour dance Was given hy the Odd Fellows Social club al the I O O. r. hall, on First ave nne last Friday evening which was attended by good crowd. Music was furnished by a two piece orches- tra
 owing to the epidemic Of the humps the meeting of the Ma tive Sons and Daughters of the Golden North which should have been held last Friday evening was post poned until the malady subsidies.
 Judge Dillon has appointed Mrs. Aurora Barthel. widow of Herman Barthel administrator of the estate which is estimated to be valued al s2z.oo0 sureties were placed at s50.- 900 the hondsmen being paisd Petrea. F. R. Peoples and R. C Wood.
 The Big Chena Hot Springs stage which arrived in the city Wednesday from the Little Chena brought Mr. and Mrs Ray Crook, John Long, Mrs. Eiippa and E1am Harnish as rassen- gers. c. r. PGckard and Theo RolstoH took passage on the return trip to the springs.
 Thursday morning. at St Joseph's. s nine-pound son was born to MT. anl Mrs John Nordbye. of Wood river. Mother and son are getting along nicely and the new arrival is lusty one.
 Patrick Breen and Alex Alamdahl ar rived from Council Thursday and in a few days will continue on to the Chisana. They are travelling with a team of dogs and report the lower account of the recent storms.
 Miss Julia Gordon. on the staff at the Fairbanks school. is spending two weeks vacation with Mrs. Albert Wood. on below Cleary creek.
 George Foss, who was recently ar rested for numerous thefts com mitted on Cleary creek has been indict- ed by the grand jury on six counts. He is charged with larceny in a dwell ing and grand larceny and in default of 5000 bonds he is being held at the federal jail. According to the findings of the grand jury his thefts almost reach s7oo in value.
 Edgar l.. Webster, formerly of Fair the mayoralty of Seattle at the cleo tion which is to be held in the sprin,
 Returning stampeders to the Chsana report that the prospecteors now in the new camp are leaving as fast as possible and that all trails leading from the camp are alive with mushers who are not elated over the discovery.
 Paul Conta, native of Italy. has filed his petition for naturalization as a citizen of the United States in the office of the clerk of the court.
 H. T. Jones. who acted as cook on an attempt to reach the Chisana, ar rived in the city Thursday and reports that Capt Smythe, of the Florence s and Captain Sproul. of the steamer White Seal, should arrive from the upper Panama by the first of the year
 Making the trip In less than two weeks, Frank Arnold arrived in the city Thursday from Beaver. He en- countered extremely cold weather while travelling and one day frosted his right hand He reports that there are