The Alaska citizen., 1915-08-30

lJst March or April and was brought to the hospital for treatment. He remained in that institution for a couple of weeks. and while there was under the care of a physician.
 Every effort was made to locate the foreign matter in his optic, but 1t could not be found. and the con clusion was finally arrived at that there was no steel in the eye at all.
 Then Turkavich decided to hit the trail for the Outside to see if some relief could not be found Upon arriving al Valdez he paid a yisi' to the doctors of that town and they in turn decided that no steel Was imoedded in his eye.
 lie kept on going, and at Seattle met with the same report from every doctor he visited.
 Then he decided to try Mayo Brothers as place of last resort.
 An operation on his eye was made and a piece of steel as large as the end Of a lead pencil was extracted
 After remaining in that institution for a week or two after the opera ton. he started on his return trip 10 Fairbanks. and arrived in this city Tuesday night, having the abso- lute use of his injured eye.
 He has returned to the creeks, where be hopes to get another job. Gold Is So far in the life of the Where new Tolovana camp It's Found there has been no report
 of the old timers there giving cheechacos the bum steer when they show up on the scene looking for d claim that will produce millions and sending them to the top of some hill where only foolish man would look for gold. as has been done in nearly every new camp in the world.
 After everything in the Dawson camp had been staked from h-- to breakfast, it was the general pas time to direct all new corners to the top of a high hill where they were told they could get all the gold they wanted They took the jokers at their word, and it proved to be one of the richest parts of the Klondike -Cheechaco Hill-and not one of the sourdoughs got in on it's riches except by purchase.
 Which only goes to show that gold is where you find it.
 In the Cripple creek district, in Colorado, there is a section known as Tenderfoot hill. The name tells the story When the Fastener appeared in search of gold he was directed to that hill. Wise men avoided it.
 But the tenderfoot from a farming state discovered ore and in such formation and quantity that it re minded pioneers Of the opening of the Anaconda property and the re Inoyal of the ore from the face Of hill with scrapers and shovels by the open cut process.
 Nature plays fantastic tricks upon those who would unlock her Urea sures
 4 Case Two young men in the Of employ of the Alaskan Heartburn. Engineering commission
 were brought into tine city recently. each claiming an in jured foot or leg. Both young men have young lady friends in the city. A physician of this city met one of the young fellows the other day hobbling around the street, and asked him what was the matter.
 The young man explained to the doctor as near as he could what was his ailment and after he had fin ished his story the doctor was un- kind enough to remark:
 T guess the real cause of your trouble is heartburn"
 And the young man did not dis, pute the diagnosis
 Connors Webster gives the defini- Got ton of bathhouse as Rubbed "a house equipped and
 used for the purpose of bathing" These places are gener- ally of public nature, where anyone can go if they have the price, and this rule does not exclude the pro prietor himself even if he is minus the wherewithal from taking a bath if he needs it. and if any man in the country ever needed said bath it was John Connors one day the forepart of the week.
 Mir. Connors is the boss of bath house on Cushman street. On the day in question man very much under the influence of some other liquid than grape juice came into his establishment The meeting was