The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-03

Fish creek by Ed Mcconnell. Their
+ will be fourteen stamp mills il
+ operation in the Fairbanks dis
+ triet.
\ power of attorney made in the
Austrian language was filed in tn,
district court last week by Peter
Fidovich and will be sent to the ole
country where he is interested il
some property left by his mother
The document is the first of thu
kind to be placed on record in this
district.
Because of the warm weather
which has prevailed for the past
few days the curling games in the
series for the first trophy will not
start as soon as was expected. Al
a meeting held last week thu fol
lowing were selected as skips who
will head the Kinks in the first
tourney and will choose their team
mates this week: r. d. Menzio
Luther Schooling. r. ]. Gels F. NJ.
Durham G +. Beraud. T. II. Boyer
Reed W. IIeilig. G. J. Hurley. p /.
Rickert and X. w. Taylor
On Wednesday afternoon in the
district court Judge Fuller granted
the application for liquor license
made by L. r. Stoddard. o. Tanana.
no objections having been filed to
the granting of the license
The marshal's force is busy thsse
days serving subpoenas upon the
witnesses which are to be summon
Cd before the grand jury which is
10 be i'll session soon. 1t is stated
that loo persons will be asked to
appear before the body. SubPoenas
are also being served upon the -
men who We're selected to serve
uron the grand and petit juries.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Rhoads az
rived in town Thursday afternoon
" Ii another cleanup from the
Rhoads-Hall mine on Bedrock
Luke Radigan. who was formerly
4 clerk in the postoffice here. is
now in San Francisco having de,
ciitd when he arrived on the coast
TO 80 Outside instead of to thu Chi
sana.
BY an order issued by Judge 2 Z
missioner az Ester city, which posi-,
ton has been vacant since tn
resignation of John Sullivan. who
made a trip to the Chisana
Suit was filed in the district
court last week by Vachon & Ster-
ling against r. j Van Wrinkle. of
Ruby, on promiSsory note for
S1,143.59. In add ton to principal
and interest $3.50 attorneys fees
ire asked for.
This evening is the time set by
Judge Fuller for the examination
Of the applicants for citizenship
Thilty-fve persons have their appli-
cations for Citizensh p on file and
can be heard at the court tonight.
and the petitions of eleven of them
which have been on file for years
will be dismissed unless they al
pear at the hearing tonight
Halloween, which occurred Fri
day evening this year. was eele
bratel by many of the bays and girls
of the city who turned out to have a
good time in moving anything loose
from where it belonged Tn
school ground was the center of ae
tivity, but all over the city next
morning gns of the nights play
were in evidence.
By a deal which was closed this
week August Burglin and Walter
have sold their interest in
lie ltIlid dlt " NIdlitS d. II
hart and Jack Wilson and have pur
chased a two-thirds interest from
Arthur Williams in the Arcade cafe
Both men were formerly employed
in the Arcade as chefs.
BY an order signed by Judge F.
f. Fuller Friday Fla rbanks gets
s3.165. Cinema s135, Iditarod $40 and
Tanana $2.155 OF the license moneys
collected during the month of Octo-
ber The treasurer of the United
States is to receive $3.07S which
was collected outside of incorporat
ed towns
A petition for discharge from
bankruptcy has been filed in the
strict court by Walter Fisher,
who was adjudged bankrupt last
January.
Word was received recently from
Iditarod that A. H. Conlin, who was
appointed deputy marshal at Flat
city had arrived at the lower river
office and had taken the oath ana
was in charge there. The new
deputy succeeds T. w. Howell, who
resigned the position to go Out
side.
The marshals office has geen ad
vised that Hans Royko has been
found insane in the lditarod and
would he sent out to Mt. Tabor as