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A petition requesting the grading
and graveling of Second avenue be
tween Cushman and Lacy streets,
was presented by property owners
at the regular meeting of the city
council on Tuesday evening.
The city council has formally ap
proved the appointment of Jack
O’Connor as fire chief, and of Fred
Allison as a member of the fire de
partment.
Deputy Marshal James Hagan re
turned to Xenana yesterday after a
brief visit in Fairbanks.
Jack Irvine, of the Tolovana, was
among the departures from town
yesterday, after a brief stay here.
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Tom Cullen and Walter Fisher
are engaged in putting in new piling
along the waterfront, repairing the
damage done during the spring
breakup.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Davis
and Gordon Vance and son, who
arrived from the Kantishna this
week, are now enroute to the coast
by auto.
Mrs. Blaker and daughter, Thelma
are enjoying a brief holiday at the
Birch Lake resort. They accompan
ied Miss Bessie Blaker as far as
the lake and are waiting there now
for the return of their car from
the coast.
Relatives in the States are mak
ing inquiry for Dave Catheart.
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j Marsha! Erwin, Charles Fowler,
! Deputy Marshal Norris and W.
i Zachrison are off for Donnelly on
!a hunt for big game—the bigger
j the better.
Late reports from Birch Lake
' state that there are 65 visitors at
the resort at present. The Boy
Scouts are preparing to return to
i town within a few days.
Frank McCafferty has left for the
■ coast in a Road Commission car.
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Miss Eva Delaney, of the N. C.
1 office force, is enjoying a brief
! holiday in the canvon district.
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The followinng visitors were reg
■ istered at the local hotels this week:
| A. Winterbottom, A. H. Jones Jas.
j Muir, W. C. Phinn, W. C. McDon
iough, A. Van Kirk, William Hanson,
| Alex Larson. Mrs. Peterson, James
| Noble. John Dolan, A. B. Hubbard,
A. Witte. Ole Hjelvick.
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i Treasurer George Hutchinson, of
the Fairbanks school board, has on
; hand the sum of $3,449 which he
j is desirous of handing over to hold
i ers of warrants.
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BEER REGULATIONS DELAYED
WASHINGTON. D. C . Aug. 25—
i As the result of the adjournment of
the senate without action on the
1 so-called beer bill, Secretary of the
; Treasury Mellon has decided to
withhold the issuance of medical
i beer regulations pending Congress
ional action in the fall.
Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries. Fowler & Morris
FAIRBANKS NOTES
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Father Elin is a visitor in town
from the N'ulato district. He is a
guest of Father Monroe.
Billy Mahan is a visitor in town
from the Tolovana district.
Tony Tate, independent stage
man, returned from Valdez yes
terday, having landed four passen
gers at Valdez.
Advices from Valdez state that
the steamer Northwestern will sail
for the South from that port on
August 29, several days later than
previously scheduled.
George Hillar. Salcha roadhouse
man, is in town on a business visit.
Richard Fitch, employed by the
Alaska Road Commission as steam
shovel fireman, has been brought
to the hospital from the steam
shovel camp with a badly crushed
leg, the result of being run over
by the heavy machine. It appears
that Fitch was under the machine
making repairs, when the power
was turned on and one of the
wheels passed over the fireman’s
leg, close to the thigh. He was un
conscious when brought to the hos
pital and it is said his condition is
serious. The accident occurred at
a distance of three or four miles
from town.
The Tanana Valley Reindeer As
sociation. Incorporated, is the latest
thing: in the way of new enterprises
in the Fairbanks district. The in
corporates are T. H. Wright, presi
dent; Mel Sabin, vice president;
W. F. Kramer, secretary-treasurer.
The capitalization is $50,000. made
up of shares of a par value of $1,
which are now being offered for
sale on the local market. The aim
of the company will be to upbuild
the reindeer industry, to furnish
fancy stock to owners of herds and
to provide the market with meat.
Mrs. Helen Oswold has disposed
of her cabin on Sixth avenue to
W. A. Forrest. The property form
erly belonged to Misses Mirick and
Carpenter.
H. H. Ross has purchased the
Whitelv residence on Cushman.
Mrs. Harry Karstens and son ar
rived from Nenana yesterday.
Joe Roberts returned to his post
at Dunbar today, after a brief visit
in town.
H. Hanson, William Phinn. W. C.
Fuller. William McDonough, Mrs.
Peirce. Harry Abercrombie, Miss C.
C. Heid, Mrs. F. D. Browne. Mrs.
Sullivan and Ole Hjelvick were
among today’s departures for Nc
nan
R. R. WRECK FATAL TO TWO
GRAND JUNCTION. COL.. Aug.
25—Two are dead, two believed to
be dying and 35 injured as the re
sult of a wreck yesterday on the
Rio Grand and Western railroad.
The accident occurred near Gate,
Colorado, when the train crashed
into a creek where a cloudburst had
washed away a bridge.
Trappers Traders
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