The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-28
A. J. SMYTHE. o. H. STRUPP. ELMER STITZEL. WILLIAM STAPLES. o. c. SALT.

H. B. Parkin. General manager oi Waechter Bros. A resident of Fair banks since 1905. Formerly local agent for the old N. A. T. & T. Go. later a member of the brokerage firm of R. c. Wood & Co. and then local manager for Waechter Bros. until promoted to the position of general manager. Survived by wife and son now living in Seattle.
 Mrs. George Markus and daughter Virginia. Mrs Markus was the daugh ter of Alex Gooch and grew up in Fairbanks. Was united in marriage about six years ago to Geo. Maj kus for many years manager of the hard ware department of the Northern Commercial company, and now chief store-keeper for the Engineering com mission at Nenana.
 Clarence w. Porter. Blacksmith and miner, and recently operating an automobile stage line between Fair. banks and the. creeks and also to Chitina. Is survived by Mrs. Porter and daughter Alta, now in Portland a son, Roy, in the aviation corps somewhere in France ard tirs. Chas Kirstein, dau3 ater. riding in Honolulu.
 Edgar Seneff. Son of MT. and Mrs H. E. Seneff, of the N. c. Co. staff Edgar was a pupil of the airbanks high school and was enroute to the Outside to enter a naval training school.
 George L. Sjolseth. Mining .on Gold Hill. Ester creek, for several years with his brother, Victor. Victor left here about year ago to enter the war game, and George was on the way to join him.
 1 w. H. Smith. Commonly known as Eva" In the early days of the camp he was a member of the firm 1of Stewart & Smith, commission ID CT chants, and later was engaged in the freighting business, WiGh team ol diminutive mules that became one of the institutions e. the camp. Fol the past year or so he was connected with the staff Of the Pioneer hotel
 F. w. Elliott. Mine. Survived by wife and femily wlo eft for the Outside earlier in the season. George Wares cor only known as George Williams. A well known ole timer and fer many years one of the staff of the Fairbarks Buffet, ant later employed by Hoyt & Kelly.
 Fred Boyer. Prospector and miner
 Jim George. Wood cutter.
 P. Kontes. Be ieved to be Ton Kasantris, a partner of Jim George
 w. T. McArthur. Miner from Els ter creek.
 Other Prominent Northerners.
 Oscar E. Tackstrom, wife and two children. MT. TackstrCm was wei known throughout the North, being at one time connected with the Orr IW uhCy oSd6C ll1S ol 6rtN DULL CAS later manager of the Ed. S. Orr Stage line, operating between Fairbank: and Valdez. He subsequently entered the clothing business at Fairbank! as a member of the firm of Thorn ton & Tackstrom, and after selling out his interest in that firm moved to Ruby, and engaged in the lum Der business. He was married abou ten years ago to Miss Christobel Nc Donald, a Fairbanks girl. MT. Tack strom was member of the Tanan; Masonic lodge of Fairbanks.
 s. J. Eagerly and wife. MT. Bag gerly was agent for Waechter Bros at Ruby. Mrs. Eagerly was former . ly Miss Camille Paddock at one tim' a member of the faculty of the Fair banks school.
 w. s. Amalong and wife. A wei known freighter of the Ruby district Mrs. Amalong was sister of Mis- Nellie K. Wilson, of the clerical fore of the Alaskan Engineering commis sion at Fairbanks.
 o. D. Pratt. Worked on the steam CT Tanana during the past summe as baker. Formerly he, worked fo the Engineering commission at Nc mana. He is well known in Fail banks, where he has worked in SC, eral of the restaurants.
 J. P. Anderson and wife. Bette known as Pete" Anderson. A wei known dredge miner of the Circl district. MT. and Mrs. Anderson rt sided in. Fairbanks last winter.
 T. M. Turner. Representative C the Yukon Gold company at Flat, the Iditarod district.
 A. R. Garner. An old timer of tn Circle district formerly in the saloo and hotel business.
 J. B. Garner and wife. Ed. Garne 8 brother of A. R. Garner. Ed. wa formerly foreman for c. J. Berr! and last winter was interested -