The Alaska citizen., 1915-05-31
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
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in town from Fox Friday afternoon
to attend the concert, in which Mrs.
Collins took part.
The Tanana Mill company shut
down its sawmill Friday night, hav-
ing cut 100000 feet which is enough
for present demands.
The gasoline boat Columbus is
scheduled to leave today for the
Tooyana On Saturday, the gaso-
line boat Elmer G. left with load
of supplies for the Tolovana and
later in the day, the TOlovana left
with a barge.
DR.. NJ. f. Hall was granted an
extension of time, until June 10, to
get the appeal of his case prepared
for the higher court. Attorney Lee
roy Tozier is handling the case
alone for Attorneys T. A. Marquam
and Morton f, Stevens have with
/ drawn from it.
The soldiers baseball team of
FIT Gibbon has telegraphed that the
members will be pleased to accept
the invitation to come to Fairbanks
on July A. provided they can get Of
iirial permission.
/ Deputy Marshal Powers. of Eagle
has informed the marshaIs office
that Tanana Jim, an Indian, charges
a white man with having gambled
with him and taking all he owned
The charge is said not to be substan
tiated by other testimony.
Dr.. J. A. Sutherland Wednesday
took a party of Sunday school chill
dren Of the Catholic church for a
picnic down the river to a point
below Cinema. There We're about 20
in the party.
Harry Delvig, formerly of this
city. has returned from Europe and
is now at Cordova, according to
letters received here from him early
last week.
Emil E. Hurja, formerly of Fair
banks but now student at the
University of Washington, has been
made the editor-in-chief of the stu
dents daily paper of that institu
ton.
George Parks, Of the general land
office, left for Nome on official bust
ness Thursday.
Jack Mathews, deputy marshal,
las SOlit " NV ''pi HISS vi ava
ton trip.
E. A. Light, special agent for the
prevention of the sale of liquor
among the Indians, arrived in Fair
banks early last week from the
Yukon river and reported that the
liquor traffic to Indians is growing
less.
j. L, Moody left Wednesday eve
ming in big scow for Tolovana
river. taking with him to the new
camp a sawmill outfit.
The gasoline boats Dan and DO
man left with loads of freight for
the Tolovana district a few days
ago.
". J. Maloney, the Territorial
mine Inspector has gone to Nome.
Seven passengers, including Sena-
tor Dan Sutherland, disembarked
from the steamer Reliance at Ram
part. when that steamer was coming
here. and have gone to the Tolovana
camp from that place.
Mrs Matte l.. Corning was grant
ed a divorce Wednesday from Will
lam Corning in the federal court.
Senator o. P. Gaustad and Repre-
sentative E. B. Collins returned early
last week from Juneau. where they
have been attending the legislature.
Peter Lankey has been granted
license for his Tolovana road
house.
In accordance with the decision of
the court in the case Of George
Smith against Mike Wagner, George
Wheeler and Mike Begleer. the de-
PENDANTS were given possession early
in the week of S54.11 ounces of gold
dust that had been tied up in the
litigation, which involved mine
on Eva creek.
France makes nearly twenty-six
million pairs of gloves yearly. and
Of these eighteen million are ex.