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The fall term of court opened on
Monday and the members of the
petit jury have been directed to re
port for duty on October 19, at 10
o’clock. Jurymen F. H. Barnett and
Charles Simmons have been excused
from further duty.
The case of George Hainsinger
will come up Friday morning.
The case of the Town of Fair
banks vs. Louis Doumain has been
set for Monday, October 24.
The McDermott case has been
set for October 26.
Anna Thelin has been granted an
absolute divorce from P. A. Thelin.
Judge Bunnell has signed an order
granting a separation to Beulah
Eisenminger from George J. Eisen
minger.
The work of preparing for the
presentation of ‘‘Are You a Mason"
by local talent, is progressing satis
factorily, and it is expected that the
date on which the performance will
be given will be announced shortly.
It is announced at the local offi
ces of the Alaska Road Commission
that the McCarty ferry will taken
out about October 15.
The exhibit of garden truck and
j live stock, which was to have been
! held at the public school, will be
staged at the Armory building in
I stead. The show is scheduled for
' Saturday, between the hours of two
i and five.
The George Black steamer Pioneer
1 which was sunk by a snag near the
I mouth of the Kantishna river recent
; ly. is again under water, as the
i result of a sudden rise in the river
; level. The barge is also under water.
! The water in the slough has risen
! three feet since the commence of
j the late rain.
i The big steel bridge with connects
; Fairbanks and Garden Island, was
i decorated with a large number of
| grouse and Ptarmigan yesterday,
| the structure being fairly alive with
1 the birds.
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i The city council has given permis
i sion to the Alaskan Engineering
' Commission to put up four poles
! on which it is planned to string
i wires from the Commission telegraph
' line to the Signal Corps station
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giving Fairbanks direct connection
with Anchorage by way of the new
railroad wires.
H. J. Atwell, former assistani
district attorney, has been appointed
city attorney, taking the place ol
L. R. Gillette, who is now a membei
of the district attorney's office, undei
District Attorney Guy E. Erwin.
The city council has granted per
mission to the school board to sel
the Armory building.
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William Depperman, Lawrence 01
son, Andrew Foshrun, Adolph Lind
i berg, Syriele Wilde, J. P. O'Connoi
and John W. McClosky were pant
ed citizenship papers by Judge Bun.
inel this week. John Wiggers was
denied final papers. The next hear
ing will be held on the first Monday
: in November.
Recent arrivals at local hotels in
cluded the following: Mr and Mrs
Thomas Colling, R. . Maddocks, E
VanClay,- Sam Dockham. Earl Slip
pern, Max Paul, Herman Kosman
Thomas Wright, Charles Williams
J. Hendrickson, James McPike. Ed
Fahrey, Joe Barker, Dannie Leach.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barker, Ed Jas
per.
R. H. Hughes, who is paying the
city a brief visit from Engineer
creek, reports that mining there
has suspended for the season.
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« FAIRBANKS NOTES
The steamer Carl White, which
operated between Fairbanks and
Tolovana during the past season,
when water conditions permitted, ar
rived in port last night and will go
into winter quarters on the Fair
banks waterfront. Captain White an- |
nounces that he will carry the mail
via Olnes until winter travel starts
by way qf Dunbar. He expects to
leave for Livengood on Monday.
Good reports from the Wilbur
creek strike have had the effect of
stimulating travel in that direction.
Half a dozen men left town this
morning for that district and many
more are planning to leave shortly,
the intention of a number of them
being to winter there. '1
The fire department was called
to the J. H. Groves residence at
Cushman and Ninth this morning
to subdue a burning chimney. No
damage resulted from the blaze.
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Mrs. Wiltzen and son were visit
ors in town this week from Little
Eldorado.
An auto left for the coast this
morning, driven by Lazee, who is
taking a dog team along to bring
him back to town. He had Frank
Gasser as a passenger for Rapids.
Arrivals from the coast report
the Richardson trail in fairly good
condition still, the only bad stretch
being on the summit, where recent
warm weather turned the new snow
into mud. The Tony Tate car ;s
now on the way to Fairbanks from
j Chitina.
The city council ha? appointed
Austin Gibbs night watchman for
' the winter, and he will assume his
; duties immediately.
Sam Caruthers has been appointed
by Judge Bunnell to officiate during
i the court term as bailiff.
Deputy Marshal C. W. Vawter,
of Tanana, arrived in town yester
day from the lower river.
There have been no new develop
ments in the postoffice robbery case.
Bob Smith, sourdough newspaper
circulator of Cleary creA, paid the
| city a visit this week. He owns con
1 siderable ground on Cleary and says
1 he is going to stay with the creek,
| until it “comes back.”
! Ed Smith is a recent arrival in
town from the Smith mine on Es
ter dome. He brought a two-gallon
bucket of amalgam with him. the
; product of a recent cleanup at the
Smit.n stamp mill.
Mary Laura Rost has been grant
ed a divorce by Judge Bunnell.
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Attorney Atwell appeared in court
: this morning for the purpose of
arguing for the granting of a de
murrer in the Herman Schreck case,
; but the demurrer was overruled.
In the case of U. S. vs Vachon,
the court overruled a demurrer
this morning and set the trial for
November 15.
Leading Men Belong
William J. Simmons. Imperial wiz
ard of the Klan, appeared before the
committee this afternoon and point- j
ed out that if the organization had
been lawless it could not have ob- j
tained the large membership of j
which it is comprised. He stated
! further that the membership in
cludes “the leading men of many
communities.”
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TEXANS CREMATE NEGRO
MOUNT PLEASANT. Texas. Oct. j
| 13—A negro accused of attacking
: girls wa? burned to death by a mob
' here yesterday.
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