The Alaska citizen., 1915-08-30
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 LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
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htID " llSOn anu S. B. flCndruSOn were brought up on the launch Mid night Sun Tuesday. both suffering from injuries received while in the employ of the Alaskan Engineering commission.
 Sheldon's auto reached town last Monday after one of the hardest trips ever made over the trail The ardson to Fairbanks.
 The first society event ever held in the new camp at Toovana took place last week upon the completion of one of the new stores. It is re ported that everyone enjoyed him self.
 John Fahy, of Happy creek, was in the city last week and reported that he had picked up the pay which he lost early in the season While being delayed from lack of water in the beginning, he is now making up for lost time and has nine men employed.
 Game Warden McDonald who has been confined 10 his home ever since his return from the Koyukuk with severe cold on his lungs has so far recovered as to be able to pay short visits to his friends down town. He has not recovered his well known buoyancy yet.
 Tom McGowan, who went up to Dawson a couple weeks ago, expect ing to return by the first of the month, finds that he will not be able to complete his business by that time and will in all probability not be able to get back before the latter part of September.
 Martin Harrais spent few days in the city the past week. He says he has one of the bigges' things in quartz ever struck in the Interior, and the only thing that bothers him now is how to handle it. Were he millionaire the prob lem would be solved.
 The chief of police is issuing warnings to all people to fix their sidewalks If this is not done there will be several cases on in the DO lice court in the near future.
 The Alaska Rivers Transportation has filed articles of in with the clerk of the court The parties to the act are Wallace Langley, E. R. Sondheim. E. J. Smythe and E. J. Hackett, and include the boats Tana, Shusana and Florence s.
 John McMahon, an old timer in this camp, after spending some time in the Chisana country, return ed the past week. He reports every thing quiet m the headWater town, very little work being done this season.
 Word has been received that the Copper River X Northwestern road has completed the repairs caused by damage from fire and flood. and that trains are running on schedule time again.
 Some needed repairs are being made in the public school building.
 William Thomas, an old timer in the North died Wednesday at Cir cle. Mr. Thomas was member ol the Pioneers of Alaska.
 Percy Charles and wife arrived in the city Wednesday on the Delta. They will visit here for about week before returning to their ldita- rod home
 Pat Whalen, the first chief or police of Fairbanks, was guard to the prisoners brought up from Ruby on the Delta. He has been renew ing old acquaintances since his ar rival.
 Of all the criminal cases tried in Iditarod and Ruby this summer, there was but one acquittal and one re trial.
 Attorney A. R. Heilig returned on the Alaska from the Outside. where he went couple months ago for medical treatment.
 B. E. Snuff was arrested at Rich ardson last Thursday upon the charge of threatening to do bodily harm. He was placed under 5000 peace bonds and may be brought to Fair banks, as it is thought likely he will not be able to get the bonds there.
 A bunch oi hunters consisting of l.. T. Erwin, Rev H H. Lumpk1n, E. T. Wolcott, Louis C. Anderson, Herman Anderson, Andy Strom and Alex Larson got away early Friday 
 MT. Sylvester Howell is in the city from Hot Springs for few days, He reports all the operators in his district busy, but would not commit himself as to the probable output