The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-13


Wednesday morning. aside from
taking the mail. there were tire,
passengers in the persons OF Falcon
Joslin. F. o. Barker and o. A. An
derson, the latter two being steam
boat men.
+. Il. Peoples got judgment in
, the sum of s101.50 against Hill &
c.. which firm consists OF William
Moliis. William Litman. Jack Tup
per and Arthur Hill in Commits
sioner Dillon's court Wednesday.
The Rose Cigar Store has install
ed new gasoline lighting system
in their place of business. it being
the latest out in that method of H.
Elimination
Wade Baker. who has been con.
fined in local hospital FIR the past
two months, during which time he
has undergone two operations. has
50 far recovered as to be able to
return to his home on Goldstream.
Frank Davis of the firm OF Hart.
wig & Davis. located IL miles be
low Cinema, had slight surgSal
operation performed last Wednes-
day.
Andrew W. Anderson, who had the
misfortune to break leg at Hot
Springs while working on the Julia
b. on her last trip up. is getting
along nicely and will be able to
leave the hospital in a short time.
The steamers Delta and Reliance
both made port during the first of
last week. having cleaned up every
pound of freight which is being
brought in by the Northern Navi.
CATION company.
The Delta brought mail from low
er river p1ints, aud while it was
generally understood that the Re
lance would have large consign-
meat of both first and second class
mail off the Herman it resolved it
self down to practically an entire
second class consignment. The first
stage of the season also arrived on
the same day but it did net bring
any first class mail either.
On account of the only tonsorial
artist doing business at Fox City re-
moving himself on one of the last
boats, the matter of shaving and
hair cutting at that place has be-
come a serious problem to the resi-
dents. The sale of court plaster has
been phenomenal there recently
William Mckenzie. declared by
the commissioner at Iditarod to be
of unsound mind was received in
Fairbanks upon the arrival of the
Delta and will be detained here I'M
til the next shipment of prisoners
to the Outside
Ed Fawcett is accused by John
Spordneck with having stolen four
cords of wood from near Clear creek.
and the accused was arrested Wed.
nesday morning at Cinema by a
deputy marshal. At his preliminary
hearing he entered a plea of not
guilty and the case was set for the
10Th, for which appearance he put
up a bond of 500.
l.. p. Schumacher and Ed S Orr
are reported to have ranches ad-
joining each other in Lewis county
Washington, and that both of them
are in love with the rural life. Mr.
Schumacher was formerly an ex-
pressman in this city, while Mr.
Orr was the founder of the Orr stage
company.
Walter f. Phillips, of Fort Yukon,
pleaded guilty to the charge OF
adultery Thursday and was fined
$500 by Judge Fuller. The fine
was paid Phillips was arrested
at Skagway on the 10th of Septem-
Der while on his way into the country
from the Outside. and giving bond
for his appearance he was released
from custody. The fine assessed was
the maximum one for the crime COM
mitted.
Mrs. Margaret Caravan took her
oath of office Thursday having been
appointed to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Miss Lenore
Hyde as secretary to the district
attorney Mrs. Caravans name was
sent in to the department before
the resignation of Miss Hyde took
effect. but was not confirmed until
the day on which she took her office.
Attorney H. A Day brought suit
Thursday against Archie Mcbride
and garnisheed funds in the hands
of A. X. Mclean to satisfy his
claim Mcbride has been on the
Outside for the past three years.
The funeral of Thomas Plush