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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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The case of Mike Ercig versus i
! James Sherrard and Alois Sagen, in
j volving certain promissory notes.:
was decided in favor of Ercig in
| district court this week. j i
The Goody Sale, which was held i
on Saturday for the benefit of the
Danny Stewart fund, netted the'
substantial sum of S40. Misses Park-J
! er. Miller and Schosser. who were I
I in charge of the sale, desire to
thank the public for the very gener
ous support given the worthy cause.
The Hard Times dance, which was .
given by the Farmers on Saturday j
i night, at Eagle hall, was very large
iy attended, considering unfavorable
, weather conditions. There were some
good costumes in evidence and all!
, had a good time. The music was
! furnished by Lund, Bandman and \
' Root.
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W. B. Reaburn was a visitor in j
town from Nenana this week, on'
railroad business. He made a trip
to Chatam'ka yesterday.
j Carl White arrived in town on
Sunday night with mail from the
Tolovana district. He came in from
Dunbar on a freight train. He says ’
; he has a four-horse team hauling
: supplies from Dunbar to the scene!
I of the new Strike on the Chatanika
flats, and reports that considerable
prospecting is in progress. It will be
j about twenty days, he estimates, be-'
1 fore any developments can be ex
; pected. The staking was done at a
1 point about 35 miles from Dunbar.
Charles McDermott made a trip to
the creeks this week.
Mike Ercig left for Ester dome
| yesterday to start work on the
: quartz property at the head of S:.
Patrick creek, on which he recently
obtained a lay. He and his partner
; will take out ore for a mill ran in
j the spring.
Mel Sabin, who has been under
; treatment at the local hospital dur
| ing the last several weeks, is now
! on the road to recovery.
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Ed Stroecker is back at the
j cashier's window in the local bank
' after a stay of three weeks in the
; hospital, with a couple of broken!
ribs. Incidentally, he reduced his;
i waist line while under treatment. !
A flat car was damaged by fire j
it the Wagner siding yesterday, j
["here was some cord wood on the!
tar at the time and that was de
troyed
The recent postoffice robbery is
i closed incident. The Government
las been reimbursed in the sum of
5692 and former Postmaster Deal
tas recovered his bonds. The short
ige was made good by Deal.
Portal Inspector Neil and E. G. j
Wetzler. also of the P. 0. depart- j
nent left for N'enana today.
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Deputy Marshal James Hagan re-j
turned to his headquarters at Ne-!
nana today.
The Pioneers held a largely at-!
tended meeting at Eagle hall last i
night. The business meeting was fol
lowed by the usual enjoyable social'
session.
R. D. Chase, head of the disburs- !
ing office of the A. E. C., at An- j
"borage, was among the arrivals ‘
from the coast on the last train.
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Mike T. Beten has been inquired
for by E. W. Stoddard, of Anchor-.
acre.
Harry Kalanquin was among the'
N'enana visitors in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Steinmeo.
are recent arrivals in town from
Nenana. where Mr. Steinmetz is in
charge of the T. & T. department of:
the A. E. C.
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Among the recent arrivals in
town are: B. J. Evefman. A. R.
L'tbeifr. Joe Nash, Mrs. KarStens ’
and son Eugene. O. O. Eggers. A.j
H. Sutton, Martin Klaich and A. B.
Weber.
The Xews-Miner force is busy in
stalling the new Model 14 Linotype
which arrived from the East recent
ly. Earl Foster, in his eagerness to
get the machine running, strained
his back and has beer, compelled to
go to the hospital for repairs.
Mrs. Pat Mahoney, who injured i
her knee when a chair collapsed!
with her several weeks ago, has
recovered. She spent two weeks in
:he hospital.
Ed Blanchard left for Eldorado
ireek yesterday to begin prepa ca
nons for winter work.
CLEMENCEAU WELCOMED
I MW YORK. Nov. 21—Former
Premier Clemenceau. who arrived
i from France yesterday, in the ca
pacity of a private citizen, was (riven
! as stately a welcome as though he
had been a foreign potentate. There
• were thousands at the pier when
the steamer Paris arrived, and the
' distinguished visitor later was offi
cially greeted at City Hall, where
! he received and accepted an invita
tion to visit President Harding, at
the White House.
R. B. Eames came over from An
chorage this morning and will re
main in town probably until the
coast coal situation permits a re
sumption of steam shovel and other
railroad activities.
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WILL FILM SAHARA DESERT
LONDON', Nov. 21—Within the
| next few weeks an Englishman. N.
j A. Grevile, will make his fourth at
tempt to complete a film of the Sa-j
hara desert. Nine white men already t
have lost their lives in previous at- j
tempts to reach Lagos. British West j
Africa, from Algiers,
i Greville and his brother are fam-1
; ous for their film explorations, and !
■ they have already taken many Afri- j
can travel pictures. More than two j
years ago the brothers began a com- j
prehensive film of the Sahara. They!
have already spent about $60,000. |
and have taken about 30,000 feet;
of film, but they still have 400 miles j
of the desert to cover.
It is planned this time to start ;
j from Lagos and make for Zinder, j
1600 miles away. After they have j
! left Zinder they will be entirely j
cut off from civilization, and it is
! then that the work of filming will
i be started.
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SENTENCE POSTPONED
■ LOS ANGELES. Nov. 21—When!
( Mrs. Clara Phillips appeared in
; court yesterday morning to receive
! her sentence for the murder of
, Mrs. Meadows, the court announced
that sentence would not be imposed
, until Thursday.
Light lunches at the Palace of J
Sweets.
In the Probate Court, Territory of
i Alaska, Fourth Division, Nenana
Precinct.
: In the matter of the estate of Nels
P. Rasmussen, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the j
undersigned has been appointed ad-j
j ministrator of the above entitled es-!
j tate. and all persons having claims j
against said estate are directed to j
! present them to the undersigned, at;
i Nenana, Alaska, within six months
from the date of the first publication
j of this notice.
Dated this 7th day of Nov., 1922.
CHARLES E. BERGMAN,
Administrator
j Date of first publication Nov. 7, 1922
i Date of last publication Dec. 5, 1922
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