The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08
OF Interest
TO ALASKANS
MONEY FOR ALASKA.

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rba Senata 1naIi ' oeraod W a. ia -, th,s
1f,ornoan to naes ~ .s,,ndrv oiI,iI
a ann, hin III which carriss no V,
1 nm ~ s55 ono f"r ,r'adioa, roiiat
| 5or ,loa,,o rat;,.ol e-r N0n e. ar,
ara1 f",. sad1 sor,ioa onG 900 00n
for coast snrvav Wort, s5O $50 of
it1lioD :, o',aiIai,1a Massachusetts. fo-.
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I ,o,,1 moSN'sr e. .,-
Nv. NJ L, M"lch I'-AithouSh 'heIe
are several pleclnc1s Sel 10 near Ia.
L rom II - coISlueleu ceILa-h thdt
inolH"S tNeuanH' GHlol laooi e<'h-
dluaIe' mas OeeH e-et'eo 10 'i'e va
caHCy III 'Ae telI1tolidl SENATE cauS-
eu ny 'Ie uedth VI IL, tHe ldte senator
1i"oou ID u1lel: lne returns tnu3
ar Iecel'eu 6lEe McGahh d lead
u oV woes oNeI ttnuS ANDERSON
ana d leau OF III over George
J , III NoHle anu Nlrin'ty, NC
"dhA ndS piulaliIs oi twenty
'oleS' ne loIdIS lOl Tue returns
received are: McGann 400 Ander-
| sou 40 james On
Inc eiectlon was helo on oatur-
udy anu a7 me Note !hdIcateS' lne
contest ~ aiouSeu very NIUE interest
ne uln'l4CtS not YET IepolIeu are.
-HaISldll Olty, lelleI' anu one or
wv o'ne- ivy inS ptacea'
nAoG hoN'
NohH H. NAL 'h /. ne 9ANel cup
@oloi,loH ueIpy' "n!ch was Sclleuuieu
10 take pace iaSt MONDAY, ana "hlch
was poatp oheu on account OF stormy
"edlhel' WAS heiu On rluas' Win
el8ht teams Ghtefeu' IKE race was
won ny tAe freu Ayers team IN 3
uours, minutes me DOWNING
ana bldtchiofd uoSs hhlshed second
ana oeppd'a tA1lu'
Inc trall was IN aplehuld conol-
lion as lar as SAFETY, Dut between
mat point ana solomon the dogs
were competed TO lace ollzzard
ana drltts were numerous
me Gulluer hasseh team won the
Moose pufden hanulcap race TO SOLO
mon when was held ABOUT the md
lle OF feDruary, over oo-mlle
course Inc time was hours' Al
minutes.
LeGlelA ORS OPENtO.
JCNEAO, March line second
territorial legislature was convened
today with SurVeyor-General charles
H. DaVluson actlng as master OF
ceremonies ana win tne iour olVl-
slons represented by their full mem
bership, with the exception OF the
'acant seat OF the late Ei"ood Bru-
ner' senator from the SECOND olVl-
sion. KEY j. .. stevens was CHOSEN
chaplain or the senate, and Kew.
Father hashevarotf officlated IN
IKE capacity Tor the house. Federal
Judge Robert Jennings administered
the oath of office to the members.
Representative q. 3. Collins, who
served as speaker during the first
session, was reelected, and Senator
Dan Sutherland was elected presi-
dent OF the senate. a. D. Maltby,
OF ldltarod, secured the senate clerk
ship, and Barry keoWn, OF Nome,
was elected clerk OF the house:
Following the organization, both
houses adopted resolution deploring
the death of the late Senator Bruner
and designating March 27 as Bruner
Memorial day, in honor OF the de-
ceased member, on which occasion
both branches of the legislature
will meet as a congress of sadness,
The members of the senate will
meet daily at 1880. The house was
adjourned to meet again tomorrow
at 2, at which time the work Of the
session will be taken up in earnest.
MERCHANT RETURNING.
SEATTLE, March Flames Pro-
topapas, the produce merchant OF
Nome, leaves tonight for the North.
He will go to Fairbanks via Chit
ina, and from the interior town he
will take dogteam to Nome.
COMING TO FAIRBANKS.
SEATTLE, March 1.-THE steam
ship Alameda sails tonight for the