The Alaska citizen., 1916-04-17

during the past week were to the effect that four passengers for Fair banks left Chitina last Wednesday on the N. c. stage. They were J. karasick, Tom Hyde Hilda Barton and Anne Lindgren.
 Rev. George G. Bruce united Con stantine Caropolis and Mrs. Marie Pearson in marriage a week ago last Saturday night.
 Charles Settler, an old-timer of this district, dropped dead recently on the streets of Los Angeles, aC cording to a letter received by John Joslin A sum of money and a let ter of credit was found upon his person and it is believed that he vicinity. There is no one to claim the estate as far as is known. Any one knowing anything about the case will please communicate with MT. Joslin at Chatanika.
 ness until his recovery.
 Mrs Josephine Tupper, teacher in the local schools, has announced that she will not be a candidate for reelection.
 Dr. D. L. McGinnis, the well known clothing salesman, has taken position with the Fairbanks Cloth ing company.
 MT and Mrs Thomas A. McGow- an left Juneau for Fairbanks on April 13, according to wire re- ceived by John A. Clark.
 Ed Jern was fined s1 and costs at his trial before Commissioner Brown last week, when he was found guilty of attempting to beat the board bill. It Is understood that the bill was paid before sentence was passed.
 Andrew and Phillip, two natives, were found not guilty of violating the game law by Commissioner Jo- seph c. Dehn. of Panama recently according to word received here At the same time Dominic Vernetti a white man, entered plea of guilty and was fined s1OO, which he promptly paid
 States were made at the naturali- zation hearing last Monday night in district court. They were Will helm Ahlmark, Brick Nelson, Fred erick S. M. Anderson, Paul c. Ring seth, Peter Johnson and Alexander Haggbloom.
 of Brooks, who has been visiting the city on business trip for the past week, will leave today or to- morrow on his return to the Tolo- vana country.
 At the school election held last week at Chatanika, Mesdames c. H. Watson, Grant Courtney and Jack Mclean were elected to places on the board. Thirty-five votes were east
 Mrs. H. N. Shead is recovering from very serious operation re- gently performed in Seattle, accord ing to a telegram received from MT. Shead by Mrs. John A. Clark
 Mrs. E. M. Keys was the guest of honor at party given by the ladies of Chatanika last Thurs day afternoon She Is to be located with her husband and sons on Ester creek during the coming summer.
 Information received in Fairbanks is to the effect that William II Bleakley, widely known aviator and husband of Miss Vesta White formerly of Fairbanks, is to be a bidder on the contract for carrying mails in Alaska by aeroplane The advices state that bids received by the postoffice department are numer ous.
 Charles Bertrand, one of the pro prietors of the Munson roadhouse, on the Fairbanks-Valdez trail, was an arrival in town the latter part of the week.
 Two residents of Chicken creek, in the Fortymile country, have ex pressed their thanks for the change in the location of the recording there in letter received last week by Judge Charles E. Bunnell They say that the request of the signers of the petition for change Is the first concession made to the people of that section of country in II years.
 Guy Marks and partners, who are operating on No. g Goldstream, landed the last of big scraping outfit at the scene of their opera tions during the past week.