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Fairbanks
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FAIRBANKS NOTES
Rltr.lt X
A work train is to be placed on
the Fairbanks-Nenana run on Tues
day for the purpose of delivering
a large number of ties at North
N'enana, for distribution along the
main line south of Xenana and for
use in track extension south of
Healy. There are ten thousand ties
to be hauled.
A severe earthquake shock was
felt in Fairbanks this morning at
about 2:30. Residents were aroused
from their slumbers by the disturb
ance but no damage resulted.
Superintendent John Raap, of the
T. V. R. R.. has returned to town
from a visit to the Canyon district
and is loud in his praises of the
scenic beauty of that section. He re
ports great activity and says the
work of pushing steel south from
Healy is progressing in a most satis
factory manner.
According to advices received in
Fairbanks on the last mail, A. H.
(Slim) Fortier was married in Los
Angeles recently to Miss Robertson.
Both formerly resided in Fairbanks.
Among the hotel arrivals yester
day were: Walter Jenson, Gus Hed
rick, Bob Serafino. Baldv Currant,
John and Tom Zukoff. F. H. Chapin,
Jack Mihakik, E. Gamesburg, O. .J.
Nicholson, E. R. Whalen, Whitehorse
Smith, C. A. Chamberlain, C. F.
Garner.
Dick Thorne, whose lease on the
Vining building will expire on the
first of September, announces that
he will open a movie show at Eagle
hall about September 4, where he
will entertain will his new pictures.
Joe Burns is now sole proprietor
of the Vining theater building, hav
ing bought out his partner. Lander
kin. Joe is now planning some alter
ations in the theater and will be
ready to open up about the first of
the month. It is understood that he
will get his pictures from the coast
by way of Broad Pass and it is
understood that he has made a very
desirable connection with one of the
coast picture circuits.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davis went
to enana yesterday, enroute to the
hills on a vacation trip of three
weeks.
Dave Cascaden, well known old
timer of the Fairbanks and Tolo
vana districts, who was recently
taken to the detention hospital for
treatment, was adjudged insane by
a jury in Commissioner Heilig’s
court this week, and will be sent to
Momingside.
Col. Steese, of the Alaska Road
Commission, and Surveyor General
H. K. Thiele are enroute over the
Richardson trail to Fairbanks and
should reach town today.
John A. Clark, who is spending
his summer vacation at Birch Lake
with Mrs. Clark and the boys, marie
a trip to town this week on business
and returned to the lake yesterday
R. H. Fitch, fireman in the em
ploy of the Alaska Road Commis
sion, at the steam shovel camp a
few miles south of town, who was
crushed this week by being run
over by the shovel, died at the hos
pital yesterday morning. It is un
derstood that the wife and baby of
the young man are now on their
way down the Yukon river having
started to Fairbanks to spend the
winter here. The deceased was a
blacksmith by trade and it was liis
intention to open a shop in town
after the suspension of road work.
A truck left for Richardson yes
terday with a load of freight and
ane passenger—Mrs. Sullivan for
the Sullivan roadhouse.
Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries. Fowler & Morris.
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TAN ANT—At Fairbanks.
YUKON—Up Rampart 1:30 a. m.
Thursday.
RELIANCE—Left Gibbon for Ne
nana at 10 last night.
SEATTLE3—Down Nulato Thurs
day afternoon, with Sibilla in tow.
KOTLIK—Up Kotlik yesterday a.
m.
ALASKA—Left Dawson for Ne
nana last night at eight.
JACOBS—Reported on a bar on
Upper Tanana river, south of Rich
ardson.
TERN—At Nenana.
HERMAN—At St. Michael.
CARL WHITE—Up the Tolovana
: river.
WHITEHORSE—Left Whitehorse
for Dawson last night.
CASCA—Down Stewart yesterday
morning.
NASUTLIN and THISTLE—Up
Stewart.
PIONEER—Leaves for Kantishna
1 today.
' GALATEA—Up the Kantishna.
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MOOSE MEETING MONDAY
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There will be a regular meeting
of Nenana Lodge, No 1193. Loyal
Order of Moose, at Moose hall on
Monday evening, commencing at the
usual hour.
All members of the organization
•are requested to be on hand, and
■ visiting members are always wel
come.
ALF EKELAND.
Dictator
ALEX FOWLER. Secretary.
W. R. Taylor, who was in town
this week from the Kantishna, where
he and his associates are engaged
in making preparations for the com
mencement of hydraulic operations
on the properties of the Mt. McKin
ley Gold Placers, says they will be
ready to turn on the water the
first thing in the spring, and a very
busy and productive season is an
ticipated. Mr. Taylor came down
from Fairbanks today and will leave
for the Kantishna tomorrow on the
steamer Pioneer.
ERZBERGER ASSASSINATED
BERLIN,, Aug. 21—Mathias Erz
berger, former vice premier and
minister of finance, was assa~.-in: tde
yesterday near Offendurg, Baden,
by parties unknown. There were 12
bullet wounds in the body.
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Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
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