The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-10
TELLING
 ABOUT DOINCS
 AT FAIRBANKS
Especial Correspondence

1 tinue good and the indications are that there will be a lot of work done 1 during the winter ou Wilbur and Olive | A boiler is being installed on discovery i claim on Wilbur and number of | boilers are ready to be moved from 1 the TOlovana proper to the new scene of activity as soon as conditions will permit. Thirty men are now at work building cabins and prospecting on | Wilbur and on the benches between i Wilbur and Olive About dozen cabins are being built Arrivals from ! the new strike claim there is vast region surrounding Wilhm ard much , optimism is in evidence ! Henry Woodcock, well known old. timer who went outsid" on one oI the last boats, is reported Co have died soon after his arrival in the states. lie Aas D member ol the Pioneers and the C. A. R.
 George lu.ar h visitor in town rhl~ wuo, from his roudhousc at SaIcha
 The lire boys are rrao,mmg their quarters at city hol and the place already presents d much improved app pcarauco, with new paper and fresh paint
 Engineer in Charge Frederick D. Browne. who arrived in town from Hcaly, reports that the railroad work is moving along satisfactorily and that the gap should be closed by the first of the year No through rates will he quoted by the commission until com munication is established between Ne. t, mana and Seward.
 ] The court has signed an order au- thorlzins the sale of town property upon which taAIs have not been paid for the year 1920 The case of Mike Ercig vs. Alois Sagen has been set for March 20; the case of Mike Ercig vs. James Ger ard for March 2l; the case of l.. F. Ward ys. Fowler X Morris reset for November 16; '. s vs. Peter Vachno. November 16.
 The city council has passed an or dinance making it q misdemeanor to keep dangerous dogs within the city limits
 The wood famine. prevailing in Fairbanks since the commencement of cold weather. was relieved by the ar rival of carload of fuel
 l.. l.. Welsh has been discharged from the hospital
 A total of 195 pupils are enrolled iu the Fairbanks school, a decided gain over last year
 Mrs A L. Wilbur has recovered sufficiently to be removed from the hospital to her home. ] In the case of the United States 1 vs, Sharp, liquor case on appeal from the commissioners court, on trial be- fore Judge Bunnell. it developed that the officers making the seizure of liquor which resulted in the arrest of Sharp about year ago. were not armed with a search warrant. and upon that showing Judge Bunncll in structed the jury to bring in a verdict of not guilty, which was done.
 w. C. Phinn has disposed of his third interest in seven quartz claims in the Ester district to Joe Tender son and John Machaely. The new owners plan to begin development work immediately. The price paid had not been made public.
 Billy Mahan. pioneer merchant of the Tolovana district, who arrived in town on the last train reports that all of the summer work is at an end and that the miners of the Tolovana are now preparing for an unusually active winter, with many prospectors in the hills. He estimates that about 250 men will winter in the district. Johnson X Co. are preparing to take out a dump on Lovett Gulch, and will