SIGNALS
When buttons come off and
seams pull apart, when collars
gap and fronts pucker-you real
ize that you’d do better—far
better, to have your next Suit or
Overcoat with an
Adler-Rochester
Stein Block
or Stadium
label in it. This will insure you
against the above troubles.
Suits at $25 and up', Overcoats at $20 and up
Boys and Youths Suits $12 and up
M. A. PINSKA
Front Street
Fairbanks
Bert Coryway came into town from
Riley last night. He is registered at _
the Cooney.
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Electric Waffle Irons at the Ne
nana Sheet Metal Work*.
Golden Gate Hotel
Corner Third and Lacy
Steam Heat ^lush Toilet*
Warm and Cold Water
Light Warm Outside Rooms
Modern Price. Phone UOY
R. McLEAN, Prop.
FAIRBANKS ALASKA
HOTEL
NORTHERN
FAIRBANKS
Only Hot Water Heating Sy.tem
in Fairbanks
Pool and Card Room*, Cigar*
Ice Cream and Soft Drink*
CARL BERGE, Prop._
Home Restaurant
In Quality of Good.* and Quickness
of Serrice We Lead and all
Other* Follow
Fourth Avenue-Next Moo*e Hall
J. E. TERRILL
Fairbank* Telephone S3B
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Battle Axe Market
All Kinds Or
FRESH MEATS and SAUSAGE
Mail Orders Promptly Attended
P. O. Box 1164
FAIRBANKS. ALASKA
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THE BEST OF ALL
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
The Best of Everything at
Right Prices
SERVICE UNEXCELLED
Call Often
You Are Always Welcome
SECOND AVE. - FAIRBANKS
Manger’s Studio
and Curios
Photo Materia] and Kodaks
Portraiture
^ Developing Printing Enlarging
a Specialty
*■ farm end MINING VIEWS
Scenic Views of U. S. Railroad
FAIRBANKS - - - - ALASKA
“Hi" Gill, formerly in charge of
the T. & T. office at Healy. left for
Fairbanks on the excursion train
on Sunday to take up his new duties
at the Garden Island depot. He will
be in charge as station agent there.
SKOF HOUSE
Furnished Rooms
A HOMELIKE PLACE TO STOP
Barn for Horses
MRS. BEN HOERLER
Market and Second
Prof. G. C. Henderson
The Spectacle Man
Fairbanks
Merchant’s Cafe
B E ST MEALS
PRICES REASONABLE
KLOPPROTH & ADAMI
Next to Northern Hotel
FAIRBANKS — ALASKA
The Dewdrop Inn
SERVES LUNCHES
Sandwiches, Ham and Eggs
Fruit*, Cake and Pie
Coffee, Tea and Chocolate
We Aim to Run a
SPECIAL EVERY DAY
Mr. and Mr*. Roy E. Frankhou*er
Phone 169Y-FAIRBANKS
MECCA CIGAR STORE
ICE CREAM and CANDIES
Fresh Fruit in Season
BILLIARDS and CARD ROOMS
Barber Shop
Cushman near Bridge. Tel. 191b
Paul Agugaroff - - FAIRBANKS
ARTISTIC
CLOTHES
I 'HA T is what you want—
* fine hand-tailoring plus
new and snappy patterns
always on display at
BERG, The Tailor
Fairbanks, Alaska
A hand-customed tailored
suit looks better and lasts
longer because of reliable
quality in 100 'per cent.
All Pure Wool Fabrics....
News : FAIRB
Peter Steil, C
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Dunn. Arndt ana Nelson, working
on Amy creek, in the Til 'vuna dis
Ar"ik and Johnson, on I-ivengooi
Creek, are busy working on their
ground. They ai*. hois'ing pay dirt
for a big cleanup in the sprang
Iverson ard McIntosh are get’mg
ready to do some mining on Frank
lin Gulch ard will take out a winter
dump.
Sacket and Eadovich are sinking
a shaft on Livengood preparatory
to taking out a winter dump. They
are mining on Frank Moore’s grcund
Tony Carrigan is also mining in
the Tolovana country. It is his in
tention to take out a big winter
dump.
Hudson Brothers, on Olive Creek,
are reported to have found pay.
They are sinking two shafts, one of
which is down 90 feet and the other
30 feet. They expect to crosscut
and get out a good-sized dump by
the time the water runs.
Cleary Creek, a tributary of the
Tolovana. in the Wilbur Creek dis
trict, is reported to have been stam
peded recently. Cleary empties into
the Tolovana about a mile below
the Tolovana Crossing roadhouse.
Shorty Creek, another of the
'creeks in the Wilbur Creek region,
i which has been staked recently, is
now being prospected on rather an
extensive scale. Several outfits are
; said to be camped there, doing pre
paratory work.
Steel Creek is also said to have
been staked from stem to stem.
| This creek also empties into the
Tolovana. below Wilbur.
Slate Creek is said to be the most
likely looking: creek in the Tolovana
district. It is about 20 miles long
and has several little streams run
ning into it. It is just over the
divide from Wilbur. Considerable
staking has been done on this creek
and prospectors are getting ready
to open up. hopeful of making an
early discovery of pay.
Pay is reported to have been dis
j covered on the claims of Patterson
and Brown, and Peppern and Brown.
These men are now building cabins
and preparing to commence work on
their claims about the first of the
year.
Wershberger & Healy, working on
' 1 above Discovery, Wilbur Creek.
! (Brown and Peppern's ground* put
i two holes down recently and are
; reported to have struck pay. They
are preparing to take out a large
dump.
There are between ten and fifteen
cabins in course, of construction in
the new diggings and about 35 men
(are working on the various c-eeks,
ail of whom are preparing to do
considerable mining as soon as they
can get supplies and machinery on
their ground.
Al Cosslett, who was in Fairbanks
recently from the new diggings, re
ported that the trails are in good
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condition for travel. There are two
roadhouses in the neighborhood, the
Snowshoe and the Toiovana. both of
them being open to travelers, and
both have good accommodations.
The entire day was consumed in !
district court on Saturday, by argu
ments of counsel in the famous j
Yachon fur case. The proceedings
continued well into the night, the
hour being late when the case finally ;
went to the jury. The jury deliber- j
ated the remainder of the night and j
came to an agreement after break- ]
fas: Sunday morning, returning a ,
verdict of not guilty.
The fire department made a quick ;
response to a call sent in at six i
o'clock Sunday afternoon, from the j
wood saw shed back of M. C. Smith’s !
ice house, and the prompt measures
taken in getting out several cases
of gasoline in storage there, avert
ed what might have been a big,
blaze. As it turned out. the damage 1
resulting from the fire was ve -y
slight.
Mrs. Jack Sullivan, who had been
visiting in town for the last two
weeks, left for her home out the
trail this week, traveling by auto.
The Anchorage visitors have come
and gone, and it is the general be
lief that their coming w ill be ,t big
card for Fairbanks. All of the ex
cursionists seemed to be well pleas
ed and they were loud in their
praise of Fairbanks and Fairbanks
ans.
The first overland train left for
Nenana this morr.irg with four
coaches well filled.
Sam Drokia and Raddick are min
ing on the Jewell bench and expect
to take out a large dump this winter
Col. F. Mears, head of the Alas
kan Engineering Commission, said,
regarding his visit: “I can see con
siderable improvement since ! was
here on my last visit last winter.
There sec-ms to be a better spirit”.
The rate maker, William Gerig.
said: "I am very agreeably sur
prised at conditions in your town.
It shows enterprise and thrift.”
Frank J. Reed, Anchorage hotel
man, was very enthusiastic over
what he saw and sa 1 “for an Irter
ior town you are up to date”
Mr. Barndoilar. head of the audit
ing department of the A. E C., and
member of the rate committee, said
he hoped to be back .oon and was
very complimentary in 1 is remarks
concerning Fairbanks.
Commander O. Howling, head of
the navy coal opera* ions on the
coast, could not find .vords *■> ex
press himself. He was too pleased
for utterance.
Mr. and Mr*. Anderson said thp>
were delighted with the trip and
all that they had seen, and would
not have missed it all for anything.
Theo. Brakke, form *r resident of
the Interior, who is now in business
at Anchorage, hinted that the old
town was showing signs of speed.
The question of rates to be eharg
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cd by the Government -when the
railroad is ready to handle through
traffic vi as discussed at a confer
ence held yesterday afternoon, witii
Col. Mears and other A. E. C. offi
| cials and a number of business men
! of Fairbanks in attendance. Mr.
Gerig pointed out that the handling
of shipments by way of the rail
road would revolutionize business
ideas in the Interior and suggested
' that it might be likened to making
| a new start, for the reason that
, the railroad would bring new eom
| petition to the city. He said be, e
1 were those who thought the Gov
| ernment should haul freight for
| nothing but declared that it would
i be necessary to inaugurate a live
and let live policy or the Govern
ment would be inclined to turn the
road over to private interest? to
operate. There were a number of
business men on hand with data
showing the burden of hign laus
and arguments were presorted in
support of a request for a low tariff
on the railroad, most of those pres
ent believing that #40 a ton from
Seattle to Fairbanks would be re
garded as reasonable. J. H Kelly.
Robert Laverv, Robert Bloom. H. 11.
Ross and Andrew Xcrland were
among those who addresed the
meeting on behalf of Interior ship
pers.
Mrs. W. S. Marple. also a former
resident of Fairbanks, was delighted
to be among her oldtime friends
again and had a very busy time of
it during her brief stay, renewing
old acquaintances.
THE E. H. MACK Co.
Successors to St. George Realty Co.v and St. George & Cathcart
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA
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