The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-01

examination had been set a mortI m advance of what l. had been an, accordingly he had to begin pregaf ing for the exam as soon as he ay rived.
 Judge Dillon of the probate cour has appointed Louis Tisdale. q If, long friend of Thomas Overian. who was killed on Fairbanks creel last week. as administrator of tbt latter's estaie which is estimated to consist of approximately sS5, personal property. As the 6eceas ed man left no will the estate wi, go to his parents who resate ii Norway.
 Jacob Samuelson. he Richardson trader arrived in town with his au. l rnck last week to get q load O, supplies. He experienced litue diff ficulty in making the trip.
 In the case of Fred Fey vs. Bush ct al. which was tried before .Iufge Oyerfield in June 1912 but in which the Jury disagreed. the litieant- have reached an amieable under. sanding out of court. The original suit was over some quartz claims on Fairbanks creek which were rs staked by he defendants who claim. ed that the original locati wa made when no discovery had been made
 Ole Anderson and Ole Hjelyik tax ing a winters outfit for the kantish. na country. left last eek here they %il ao some prospecting.
 F. w. Griffin has filed sui in the district cont against ThDs. McMa. hon. for the sum of $7.29i.2S which is alleged to be due on account. and asks for costs and disbursements O. action.
 Action for divorce was c mmenced n the district court Tuesday hy Fannie Mackenzie agains. Angus Mackenzie. The plaintiff alleges th,f their marriage was persorme3 il Dawson in 1909 but that after T year they neglected to live together. The petition also alleges hat the defendant had a legal wife at tn. time the marriage was consummate i.
 Dave Teabo, the Big Cinema Ho. springs freighter who returned ta town from the upper Chena Tuesday Fepor,s that Andrew Banks. a La,y- son creek sFcrator went out hunt 'ng and had been missing two weeks when he left. Two Fairbanksans. 'cQuire and McCauley immediatea set out with an outfit and will endeavor to locate the missing man
 Tommy Lewis, photographer and amateur comedian left with I foa team Tuesday intending to make a quick trip U the Chisana diggings
 After spending a few days in the 'ity 10 purchase some needed sup lies, ". II. Newton returned o his Healy River pcst.
 The Ursa Major society of the Fairbanks high school will put on T ,ay at the Auditorium some time during the Christmas holidays. The production will be put on under the direction of Mrs. o. C. Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Perry left with horse and basket sleigh for the Outside last week. where they will spend the winter.
 Six tons of delayed second class matter which has been held up this winter a rdoya will be forwarded to Fairbanks under special contract today.
 The case of Peter Vidovieh ys Martin Mladia was dismissed by Judge Fuller last week, it having been stated to the court tha, a set tlement was reached out of court.
 The men's clothing establishments will close at o'clock evenings dur ing the remaining mon hs Of the winter. except during the holiday season.
 Deputy Marshal w. w. Fife return ed from Salchaket last week where
 went to serve subpoenas upol witnesses who are wanted to appear before the jury.
 Jack MacCormack and Oscar An derson, two former Fairbanksans arrived in he city Tuesday from the Hot Springs district They ex- pect ;0 slen! about two weeks i. the city on court matters
 August Hess, the Fairbanks creek Guar-z miner is leaving for the Out side and while in the East he will acquire New Haven bride who will come North with him when he comes back.
 Liza Bertha. Nulat Indian girl was recently arrested for larceny at the Yukon river town. and upoH pleading guilty was given l5 days in jail.
 Because the sewer was frozen ur weeks earlier than was i'll ended and the restaurant will open up again in the Thornton building after he first of the year.
 At a meeting of the Fairbanks Choral society held q: the Harmonic hall last Monday evening, the musi-