The Alaska citizen., 1916-02-28
L.Ocal News Items

| little daughter, of Wilbur creek, arc recent arrivals at Olnes from the Tolovana On it's return trip to Brooks the stage took Mrs Mel l Boyd as a passenger.
 United States Marshal Erwin has granted permission to Deputy Mar shal Jack Mccormack to accompany Dr. Lamb, of the hospital at Nulato, to Fort Gibbon without expense to the government. The wire re questing the permission stated that Dr Lamb has a badly infected thumb and 1t is feared that. un- less he can get surgical aid quickly, he may lose his hand.
 A warehouse at Cinema, the prop erty of Mrs. Charles Tacklesor. caNed in recently on account of the heavy weight of snow on it's roof. Only a few things of but little value were stored there The loss Is estimated at $500.
 
 effect that Mrs. Fred Lewis and Miss Edith Waite made reserva- tions for Fairbanks on the stage which left Chitina yesterday morn- ing. They will probably arrive here ext Saturday
 Mariro Fumoneelli was pas senger for the Outside on the stage leaving Saturday morning. Mrs. A. J. Day and R. J. Sommers were out going passengers on the lower river stage.
 Sentences in the case of Julius Miller who has pleaded guilty to assault with dangerous weapon md Cheechaco John. the native WI. pleaded guilty to the crime of rape were not pronounced by Judge Bun nell Saturday morning as had been previously intended. They have beer put over for two weeks. The sen tencinS of Charles B. Kincaid. who was convicted of assault with dangerous weapon, has also been postponed.
 Judge Bunnell has refused to sus- tain the motion of L. R. Gillette. attorney for c. Myers, for a re- luct on of bail.
 Al Sutton and Harry DeYoung have gone to Salchaket slough witt dog team to get small boat left there last fall
 R. D. Menzie has been named as administrator of the estate of w. A. (Dad) Martin, who died re gently at St. Joseph's hospital and whose funeral was held yesterday
 Dr. H. L. Hedger, the dentist h>s started On his annual trip to the Koyukuk country. He will stop for several days on Woodchopper creek, in the Hot Springs mining precinct He Is travelling with dog team, with Captain George Green on the handle bars
 James O'Neil formerly of Daw- son, has been appointed guard at the federal jail. MT O'Neil came in over the trail with Marshal Er- wins outfit, this being his first visit to Fairbanks.
 Anton Christopher and Miss Alice Buckingham were united in marriage at the commissioners office last Thursday evening. They will re- side at Brooks.
 E. R. Peoples has brought suit against James Kelley for S4,3O4 with interest at the legal rate and $500 attorneys fees. The suit is being brought for payment on a promissory note alleged to have been made by Kelley on March 26, 1910.
 Alois Freidrichs is shipping anti mony ore from his property at Ridgetop A carload of it reached Cinema Saturday night, where 1t will await !Ee opening of naviga tion before being shipped Outside.
 w. w. Archibald will open his roadhouse at the Loop within the next week, according to informa tion received from the creek Miss Price and Miss Alice Dom were the arriving passeng ITS oa Fridays stage from the coast.
 The Woman's Civic club of Fair banks held special meeting last Friday evening. The business of the session was not divulged.
 An eight-pound girl was born to Mrs. Walter Rynearson Friday af ternoon about o'clock. Dr. M F Hall was in attendance at the birth.
 REGULAR MEETING TONIGHT.