The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-08

cal government land office states that he arrived safely at Cordova and would leave for the States on the boat leaving Dec. 10th.
 Fred Clinton. the Richardson freight CT who arrived in town Thursday from out the Valdez trail. reports that Will fam Tcrrill while enroute to the coast had the misfortune of breaking at Donnelly but beside wctting his load of horse feed he suffered no in. jury.
 The marshafs office has been ad- sised by Deputy Marshal Long, of Ruby. that John Barrett and Ray Mac Donald who were arrested Nov. ilth for gambling were released after a trial in which the jury disagreed The governments case was conducted by Assistant District Attorney Bion A Dodge.
 At the bi-weekly meeting of tn"
 
 Golden North which was held in the commissioners court room Friday ev- enng preparations were made for the celebration of the anniversary of the birth of the order The entertainment will be given some time in January in connection with an Arctic Brotherhood function
 Harry Smith, in writing from the Chisana states that he and three oth- CT Fairbanksans are working on n tributary of Gardner creek He also states that new finds have been pecting Is being diverted to Gardner creek from the other streams in that district.
 Barney sandstrom. former commits sioner at Olnes and operator on the NiGgerhead association. is now locat- ed at Dinuba, Calif., James Lushbaugh. x. G. Hanson and J. w. Barnes are also located at that town and at recent social lathering l6 former A. askans were resent
 Mail from Circle and the upper Yu- kon arrived at Chatanika Friday even ing and was brought into town on Saturdays train The outgoing ship ment will leave this morning.
 The ladies of the Methodist church were entertained at social given by Mrs. J. J. Patton at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon
 Wishing to become an American ci- tizen. Gideon Montcalm. prospec- tor of Fairbanks creek, 69 years old and native of Quebec. Canada. fil- the clerk of the court Friday He took out his papers in Michigan town 90 years ago but as he has forgotten the place he is unable to obtain his first application and must begin all over again.
 Members of the Ursa Major Literary society of the Fairbanks high school have begun their rehearsals for the play Cricket on the Hearth" which during the Christmas holidays The rehearsals are held under the direc- tion of Mrs O. c. Williams and only those pupils who are we'll up in their studies are allowed to take part in the play.
 James T. Morgan. a native of Scot land has filed his petition for natur- alization in the office of the clerk of the court
 William II. Warren, formerly a min CT on Goldstream and in the Tender foot country. but later of the Ruby district, arrived in Fairbanks last week after year spent in the States. He left immediately for Ruby where he will begin operations on some of the property he holds there Harry Warren who is enroute to Fairbanks with load of freight for local merchants. will leave for the Chisana soon after his arrival He went to the Chisana last fall with a number of outfits for stampeders.
 At the preliminary hearing which was held in the commissioners court room Saturday. William J. Miller was bound over to the grand jury by Judge Dillon on bonds of $2.000 Miller is accused of larceny in a dwelling. com- plaint having been filed by Jack Phil | lips.
 F.. c. Clausen has bought out the interest of his partner. George Arm strong in the Ohio and 42-mile road houses on the Fairbanks Hot springs trail and in the future will conduct the two places alone.