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NENANA LODGE No. 1193
L. 0. 0. M.
MEETS AT MOOSE HAL1
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator
ALEX FOWLER, ALF EKELAND,
i SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
The jury in the case of A1 Sharpe
charged with perjury, returned a
verdict of guilty late Tuesday and
sentence will be imposed tomorrow
by District Judge Clegg. Sharpe
claimed to be a citizen of the Uni
, ted States and two federal officials
were brought to Fairbanks, one from
Seattle and the other from San
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Francisco, to prove that Sharpe had
1 testified falsely regarding his ndtur
: alization.
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The jury in the Bailey case was
instructed to bring in a verdict of
not guilty and did so. Bailey was
arrester on a charge of violating
the national prohibition act but there
was not sufficient evidence present
ed to prove him guilty. The offense
was alleged to have been committed
at Tanana.
Traveler and Creyton, who were
; indicted jointly on several charges
| in connection with alleged violation
of the dry law, will be tried sep
arately on at least one of the counts
at the request of Creyton.
The fire department was called
I to the Carlson residence yesterday
j to put out a chimney fire, which
was done before any damage had
! resulted from the blare.
Engineer J. J. Kestly of the Al
askan Engineering Commission, and
Foreman Ross Kinney, of the Alaska
Road Commission, left for the Circle
district this morning to make a
survey of road requirements in that
section of Alaska. It is understood
they will go as far as Fort Yukon
j Bert Wilson and Sam York will
i accompany them.
Among the late arrivals in town
are: John Cyr, P. J. Driscoll. M.
Deggan, William Butler. James Ha
gan. Charles Christensen, William
Engleberg, William Jakeman. Frank
j Cove, Sam Sanderson, Henry Toms,
j L. P. Shannon, Leon Schumaker,
j Walter Teeland.
The funeral of Julian Blaker was
held this afternoon, the services tak
i ing place at Eagle hall. The Pion
eer Ladies and members of Fair
i banks Igloo. Pioneers of Alaska,
atended the funeral in a body as a
mark of respect to the popular old
timer. The deceased came North in
1898 and remained in Dawson, in
the hotel business, until the rush to
Fairbanks, in 1905, when he joined j
the stampede to the American side
of the international boundary. He ^
| engaged in mining on Goldstream (
for a number of years and finally
. engaged in the restaurant business
I in town. He leaves a wife and two
daughters
Ethel Gathers, who came to Fair
banks last summer and who has
been employed at the U. S. Grill
1 during the winter, will leave for j
San Francisco tomorrow to resume j
her former position in the audit
ing department of the St. Francis
hotel. She has many friends here
who will regret to see her leave the
North.
Two more candidates have made
their appearance in the * race for
, places on the next council. They
; are Ira Farnsworth and Peter Steil,
who are running as independ citizens
More enterics are expected before
the end of the week.
E. McClaire is a recent arrival
: in the Interior, having arrived from
| the coast to look over the Fairbanks
! district.
U. S. Commissioner J. J. Donovan
of Healy, who was in town last
week on court business, paid a visit
' to the college during his stay here
and was greatly surprised to find a
! complete institution. Mr. Donovan
expressed the hope that his finances
would some day permit him to make
: a substantial donation to the worthy
; institution
' Jim Stewart, wiho is engaged in
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Other Characters in the Play are
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moving a dragline outfit to Caribou
creek, for operation during the com
ing summer, returned to town this (
week for another load of equipment.
The outfit is being relayed out the
trail, but all of it will be landed at'
its destination before the ice goes j
out.
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Among those leaving for the
creeks on this morning’s train were:
J. P. Schoesser, Charles Echeik. Pad
dy McLaughlin. Charles Fisher,
John Noreen. Hans Hess and Harry ,
Pierson.
Additional advices received from
New York, concerning the death of
Miss Genevieve Creamer, state that
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the young lady’s skull was fractur
ed by the truck which ran over her
while she was crossing a street in
the metropolis last Saturday morn
ing. The driver of the car has been
held for homicide, according to the
information received from the room
mate of Miss Creamer.
Pioneers of Alaska
Nenana Igloo No. 17
MEETS AT UNION HALL
FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY
AT 8:00 P. M.
Visiting Members Always
Welcome.
Alfred J. Ghezzi R. C. Morri*.
Secretary.
President.
E. P. Allard returned this week
to his roadhouse on the Kantishna
trail, after a brief business visit in
Fairbanks.
Nellie Cashman. who returned
from the States on the last boat,
left for Nenana yesterday and will
make connections there with a mail
stage for the Koyukuk, where she
will resume her mining operations
during the coming summer,
Mitchell Rose, who was found
guilty in district court on a charge
of grand larceny, has been senten
ced to a term of seven years The
offence was committed at Tanana.
Hubert A. Currier, well known
Ester mining man, and Ellen Justin
were united in marriage on Satur
day night by Commissioner M. R.
Boyd, with Oscar Weber and Fred
Strothers attending the ceremony as
witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Currier wnl!
take a honeymoon trip to the coast.
The bride came to Fairbanks last
year from Los Angeles.
The dance which the Eagle Ladies
planned to hold on the night of
March 31, has been postponed in
definitely.
The marshal has received an in
quiry for Frank Darling, who is
supposed to be somewhere in Alaska.
Local Odd Fellows will celebrate
the 102nd anniversary of the organ
ization on April 28. A big time is
planned.
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