The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-25
NEWS ITEMS
 FROM INTERIOR
CLIPPINGS FROM FAIRBANKS
 PAPERS OF RECENT DATE

s~.S 4SS0N14--s SV0ls1Se IT WAS Ele i. first autOnaohile trip ever made 10 she new camp.
 ! IL ralnei throughout the lower
 ianana and Yukon river valleys
 Tuesday. December sS. aooOriing to reports received at the loc2l signal corps office
 Joe Henderson, the Wolf oreek QaarEz man. and Miss Mary Hart. former naatrca at the Fair View. uere uaarrSed on Christmas day and kept their wedding secret. They will live on Wolf creek.
 Upwards of 200 outfits are pros pecting in tho Toloyana district More small boilers are arriving every day. some from Fairbanks, some from the lower river and some froEa Rampant
 Fully 1a0 people were in atten- dance as the dance given Christ ms night by the ladies of Brooks. s Ths ratio of these in attendance waS sa women 10 so nsen. The dance was 6sdicasory of George o. Brsen's new building. which was just recently completed ! William Roman. 3 well known character of early days in DaWson recently died as the upper Yukon r5tv scccriing to word received h4r He was very eccentric char aeser. saving but little about himself
 ~ his past life. By sonae who er.w him he was believed to Oe 0t nossa birth. |. Is understood thai sss former home was in Norway.
 Freeman Andersen the man who was reported to have been wander snv about through The ssossas about 1a miles below Chenz. was brought 10 Ss. JO,seph's hospital yesterday bv C. Il. Calhoun, cf Chena, the man who went to his rescue An Serson's feet are frozen 30 badly that Dr. H. J. Medium. the aE- tending physician fears that 1t may be necessary to aupusase ore of llis feet
 Last nights mail brought g letter from the Rev. (. [. Bstsichsr. in which the former rector Of s. Mathews church states that he has accepted the position of associate ed5scr of the church magazine, The Sglrs. 1f Missions- The office of this publication iS located at 2sI Fogrth Ave, New York, and 1t is sS this address that Mr. Bit1icheg may ba found
 By z deal put through yesterday. Joe PoE and partner took 2 lease ea the Hizienburg ansiunony claim. oeate1 near the head of Little Edo rz1o creek The owners of the claim are Alols Frsidrieh and Tony Bat s1leh- The property has been ex- zEslzzed by 2 mining enxineer. zso declares that ths property win qEoFe producer. and that tte ore Ls q 2 good grade.
 Adviess received from San Fran elseo state that oa December s1st. Mrs. w. r. Thompson gave bfrth 10 son m the Twiligh. Sleep hos Pit@s ia that city.
 A. the same time, the agad father 0f tEs president of she Tauana Pub- -asasE1 company passed away in AE1zee, Michigan Mr. TaomDzor Esa1s1 10 return 10 Fzirbanks zs soon as his wife and infant soz ars abse 10 stand the trp.
 A Eecans srrivel from the To1o- FaHa states that on Januaxy l. tbers EFzs rl1ca ground junaping in sbs ne~ camp Sonae Of the ground ws@ Fs=sEaxed bee41se sufficient work had ass oeen c0ae on is: but thsre ware many Sas jumped claims that srav Tlsi h@s1e small iklia0od Of holding -i Ese eases ever come into eoar4
 Ehere Nas o1s claim On Rea~ efeek that 7ss jumped as midnight On tie 1s- Before , o'clock in ths morning # had b@en staked again og man who claimed that the f5r.- Jumper had put his stakes h 5a- lore She hoEr of midnight. ard sfzs such location WAS therefore saTzEsd-
 II the camp tzrns out as well a= sAe majority of miners expect f. to iAeEe will undoubtedly be soue Iii zatoa ever the jumping of the eaaiFasS. said . man uho hssm~e com z frosn the diggings. Some Of she men are pretty gore about the jumping of ths ground, but the ma sorTty of them take t as good s-aaf9redly as eg1Ed be expected be ad9ed
 Captain George Green, the well a-fAe7@n steamboat man Is 2 recent arrival m town from the Koyukak eo1nEEy- He expects to remain in Fairbanks until the opening of navi- gation, although he may possibly D1s m xgzrx If sn@ s5ruz fr .zx r-oa1