The Alaska citizen., 1916-03-20

per tlrSt avenue last MOhud! dl'ti' noon.
 \. c. Cox reopened his saloon at Chatanika last Thursday. having been crante7 liquor license by the court.
 Harry C. Cloes. who carried an appeal proceeding to the district court from city court, having been fined 80 for assault has paid his fine and the appeal has been dis missed.
 Ed Bartlett, the freighter. ar rived in town early in the week from Brooks He comments favorably on the Happy route to the new camp for freighting purposes.
 John Palm the Circle mail ear rier brought four passengers from Circle on his last trip. The outfit had tough time. as the weather was extremely bad for traveling. The arrivals were Jim Bender, who came to Fairbanks for medical treatment, Mrs II. A. Somerset, of Deadwood creek. H B DaD Ingram. the travelling man. who has since left for the Tol0yana country, and Swan swanson, proprietor oI the Cassicr 4oadhcuse.
 Marsual Erwin has received word from Nome to the effect that the widow of Thomas Sauyain, who com mitted suicide rtcn.iy at Hot Springs. ia unable to bury tho bodE- It is therefore probable that ta. body will be buried at Hot Springs
 Bert Walker, Peter Jensen d u Xavier Dietz left Fairbanks for RL y last week
 Victor Kle,nschmidt was the host at a bachelor dinner al O!r"s last Tuesday evening.
 According to letters received here Mr. and Mrs. Arthur !. Williams and Gus Burgln sailed for the nolt from Seattle on March 1.
 Pete Bojantch was found no, guilty" of the theft Of some cord wood in commissioners court last week
 The quartz mining property of the Newsboy Mining company has been sold to Mrs, A. E. Golden for $500. lnaer iud-mtnt fer sum in excess of $21o00 recently rendered in district court.
 According to word received here Territorial Attorney John II. Cobb will arrive in Fairbanks about April ,. He IS coming in his official ca pacity to investigate the cialms of Hiram Chadwick to a porton of the ground recently set a5Ide near Eater Siding for agricultural college pur- poses.
 Emil Hurja will come north again this summer, according to word re. ceiyed here He is coming to writ a series of special stories for & number of eastern periodicals. II" was a member of the Ford peace party. At one time he was con nected with one of tbe local daiies.
 Dr. Murphy the great Chicago surgeon, says that Tommy King who was iniuIed last summer when he fell down an elevator shaft, will always be cripple. He took ali X-ray picture of the injury and. after examining it. told MT Kina that the injury had healed and that it would be better to leave it as it is than to attempt to operate on it. on account of the uncertainty of such an operation.
 Two brides reached Fairbanks or last Thursday evenings stage from the coast. They were Mrs. Charles Erickson and Mrs. Luther Schooling Both express themselves as well pleased With the county Mr. Schooling needs no Introduction to Fairbanksans generally, Nil. Erickson is prominent placer ope- rator of Wolf creek
 Miss (. F. McCaIthy left Fair banks yesterday morning for Brooks as passenger with the Malamute Kid She will he in charge Of the mess house of Zuber X Altman on Livengood creek during the comina summer.
 Harry Ruh,o, who has been pres pecting on Moose creek, in th" Tolovana mming district, for the greater part of the winter, and who was the original discoverer of what pay has been found there, is a business visitor in town. He VIII leave this week for Brooks.
 According to information recei' ed in Fairbanks during the pas week, John Fiser, resident O. Long creek, in the Ruby districs attempted to commit suicide last Tuesday by cutting his throat. He was discovered shortly after he committed the act, however, an is now on .no way to recovery. |. required IS stitches to sew up tn gash the man cut in his throat.
 Dad" Ingram, the travelling sales man, returned to town Friday from a trip to Circle and Fort Yukon. rir L'lit.