The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-07

NSN'NN Moe, Miss Jane Franklin, Mrs. W B. Goodrich, J. W. Toole and C. B Milliken. First class mail came 1T on the same stage.
 Chief of Police Wiseman has bee asked to find a man named Alber Herman Fege. The letter, which is from Harry c. Warner, an attorney of Dixon, Illinois, states that FiegC has fallen heir to $500
 About 35 ladies were present al the meeting of St. Matthews guild held Saturday afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. W. G. Cassels. Al their next meeting the ladies will be entertained by Mrs. J. E. Clark
 J. B. Brown and Joe Barker. who have been trapping in the Beaver country, are recent arrivals in town
 Mrs. Gussie Bolan, a colored wo- man who operates a roadhouse on i PoOrman creek, in the Ruby dis trict, has frozen her lower limbs so badly that it is believed that i they will have to be amputated Andrew Peterson was a passen ger for the Outside on the stage which left Fairbanks last WedneS- day morning.
 A party of Russians have taken lease on No below on Dome creek. The ground is the property of McRae brothers and Streeten Dockham.
 Wm. Terr1ll the frejghter, ard Jimmy Hunter, formerly of the i Tanana saloon, are enroute to Fair | banks from the Outside, having ! left Seattle fast Sunday night. ac. cording to dispatches received here i Postmaster T. H. Deal has aC cepted an appointment as the Alas kan representative of the advisory board of postmasters of the United States, said appointment having l been rendered him by Colin NJ Selph, postmaster at St Louis, Mo, and president of the board. The resentative from each state and ter ritory In the United States, and its object Is to improve the mail ser vice.
 Bob Benner and Herb Wilson ar rived in town Saturday night from Brooks.
 Mike Hylard, F. J. Chapman and Ray Ward were passengers for the Outside on the stage which left Fairbanks Saturday morning.
 Robert Staples, of Goldstream, is in town. He Is a member of the petit jury for the coming term of court
 1 William McDonough, the Brooks i freighter, is recent arrival in Fairbanks.
 ] Deputy Marshal T. H. Long, of Ruby, has been granted a 30 days leave of absence, commencing today, He will remain in the Ruby dis trict
 Eugene Traveller, the wrestler well known n Fairbanks, has been sentenced to 30 days in jail by i Commissioner Dehn, of Panama. The charge was vagrancy. l Advices received in Fairbanks are to the effect that Phil McGuire has been engaged to seek evidence against Edward Krau5e. who is in jail in Juneau charged with murder
 Dan (T-Bone) Clark, well known here in early days, died recently at Seward, according to information received hero.
 E. w. Griffin, the former Cinema merchant, is planning to come to Fairbanks in March He is now in Seattle.
 Deputy Marshal John c. Wood is recent arrival in town. He brought Tony Ross, sentenced by Commis- sioner Ledger, of Fort Yukon, to three months in the federal jail here,
 Jack Roman, formerly of Fairbanks but now of Seward, recently passed through Juneau on his way Out side
 The caterpillar is making good time on it's trip over the Happy trail to the Tolovana country, ac- l
 A report received here is to the effect that 20 inches of five-cent dirt has been found on Fish creek, tributary of Mike Hess. The report states that about 50 men have stampeded to that section.