The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-01
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

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 J. w. Toole, of the Fairbanks creek dredging company. has invent ed steam shovel, which he hopes will be the means of revolutioniz- ing placer mining underground. The shovel will be built Outside during the winter and given a tryout on No. Is below. Fairbanks creek. next year.
 P. J. Rickert is taking a short vacation. He has gone to the Tolo- vana.
 Murray c. Smith has sold a team Brooks.
 R. w. Day has purchased lot 3, block 107, from John Ketorooky. | Walter Fisher, the Tolovana lum- | Der man. has purchased a team of horses for use in the Tolovana. | Abe Stein was a passenger for the Outside on the stage last week | He goes to interest capital in an
  Tanana river, where 1t is stated that ! 75,000 tons of ore are in sight. Stein has a ten-year lease and | option on the property. MT. and Mrs. George A. Coleman are coming in over the trail in ar automobile, according to adyices re | ceived here.
 William Landwehr has been trans l cred from the agency of the Tan ana Valley Railroad at Chatanika to that at Olnes. The Chatanika | tgency is to be abolished for the winter.
 | Charles Lake, trail superintendent of the Northern Commercial con- | pany, Is out on one of his regular inspection trips. Frank P. Manton has arrived back in town from a visit to the | Tolovana country.
 Peter Norberg will shortly be ad. mitted to the Pioneers home at Juneau, the judge of the district court having provided the necessary funds for his transportation 1 Judge Bunnell has rendered a de, cision in favor of the plaintiff in l he case of R. NJ Brown vs Nic. .-anlpros.
 l Grover Frame arrived in town during the week from out the trail, | driving Samuelson's automobile from Richardson. Jacob Samuelson, the Richardson trader, also came down. 1 Frederick S. M. Anderson is an applicant for citizenship, having taken out his second papers
 Frank Burgess, of the Overland roadhouse, made a trip to town turing the past week in his Ford, taking out a load of freight with him.
 E. R. Peoples IS reported to have left Seattle on his way home. It is stated that be will drive Buick car over the trail.
 Jack Dwyer, the agent of the Panama Valley railroad at Gilmore, has gone Outside. He will be back in March. George Perusse has been assigned to the position of agent at Gilmore in the absnce of MI. Dwyer.
 Philip Anderson, the Gold Hill operator. bought P. A. Thelin's big cam of horses last week. paying him s1,725 for them. | George l.. White is a recent arrj- yal in the city from the Outside. l Fred Andrak has sold an undivid- ed one-quarter interest in the Pio- oer No. ? placer mining claim, To- cated at the mouth of Ester creek, to F. F. We!ch.
 William Appleby has purchased the southern half of lot B. block 40, from Fred Lackavick. The proper y faces Third avenue. o. M. Newland, the Tolovana mum Der man, is a recent arrival in the city.
 Howard Barnes, of the Tolovana 1 country. was a business visitor i'll .@wn during the week. c. w. Thrift has brought suit against the Panama Valley Railroad company for 1895, alleged to be due i'm in wages.
 Si Noble left Fairbanks for the Tolovana during the week with a large freighting outfit loaded with merchandise. He will go by the Minto route.
 tor last week from Fairbanks creek,
 Game Warden R. s. Mcdonald left last Wednesday on one of his official trips to the hills.
 George A. Hunter. of the Pinska store. made a business trip to the creeks during the week.
 J. Fred Struthers is recent ar rival in the city from the Big Cinema country, where he has been mining.
 City Clerk and Fire Chief J. J. Buckley is hack al his desk again after an absence of several days on account ot sickness. ANDERS HERE.
 J. L. finders. the Hot Springs rep resentative of the marshals office,