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Notice is hereby given that all!
dogs at my place must be taken j
away by their owners not later than j
. October 20. All dogs remaining in i
my care after that date will be sub-'
: ject to sale for their board without j
further notice. Board will be charg
ed at the rate of 25 cents per day.
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
The Fairbanks hospital has all
the patients it can accommodate.
A. W. Heimburger was taken to the
institution yesterday, for treatment
for a heart attack, but there was
no room for him and it was neces
sary to take him back to his quart
ers at the Pioneer hotel.
The Yager hospital took a couple
of passengers to Salcha crossing
yesterday. They were Jack Smart
and Barney Larsly. trappers who
will spend the winter in territory
adjacent to the Richardson trail.
Axel Carlsten has been elected
president of the Fairbanks Curling
club, P. J. Rickert is vice presi
dent and Bruce Boyker is secretary.
The elections took place at the an
nual meeting of the organisation
on Sunday. The curling season will
open shortly.
Word comes from Los Angele?
that the Alaska-Cleary Gold Mining
Syndicate is offering a limited
a limited a mount of stock to the
investors of that locality. The com
pany, of which O. P. Gaustad is a
director, is capitalized at SSOO.OOO
and the shares are priced at $10
each. . K. Gilliam is the selling
agent.
Recent arrivals f rom the Out
side bring the report that John L.
McGinn and Frank Manley have re
cently met with severe reverses in
the oil game.
“Chauncev” Boyer, former resi
dent of Fairbanks, came North or
a recent boat, being enroute tc
Valdez on a political mission, the
nature of which is not disclosed.
The dance given at Odd Fellows
hall on Saturday night was well at
tended and an enjoyable Sme is re
ported. Music was furnished by
Bandman and Root.
In the case of U. S. vs Doumain
conspiracy to violate the dry law
the defendant entered a plea oi
guilty in district court yesterday
and was fined $360 and costs.
In another case against Doumain
an assault charge for vhicn till de
fendant was under sentence -f 3f
day and a fine of 350, he entered
a plea of guilty before Judge Bun
nell and the court ordered him tc
pay $50 and costs, the jail sentence
being suspended.
The members of the petit jury
have been excused until Nov. 15.
Judge Bunnell has issued a cal!
for a term of court to begin on
March 1. 19?2.
Roy Blanchard has returned tc
Eldorado creek after a several-day
visit in town.
John Young has been discharged
from the hospital. He is tin El
dorado creek miner.
Billy Mahan. Brooks merchant. i!
enroute home after a Several-day
visit in Fa:rbanks.
William Cheesmar. left for the
Circle district this week.
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Tom Carr left for the creeks to
day with a party of hunters. They
are going- after caribou, which have
made their appearance in this dis
trict in large numbers. Many of the
animals are reported from Ester.
The train leaving Fairbanks this
morning carried a capacity load of
passengers, the list of departures in
cluding numerous members of the
petit jury and others who were here
■ cn court business.
“Are You a Mason", which was
presented at the Fairbanks theater
last night by local talent, drew a '
crowded house and the play was
1 well presented and very much en
! joyed. It will be repeate ' tonight.
George Landerkin. William Cook,
L. Underwood and Louis Hogge are
enroute to the Outside, having left
for Xenana today.
Frank Shumacher and Jack Tool
are recent arrivals in towm from
! Circle Hot Springs, where they so
journed for the benefit of their
health, report having been greatly
benefitted and they speak highly of
| the merits of the place as a pleasure
as well as health resort. There were
a number of guests at the springs
at the time of their departure for
i Fairbanks.
I Gus Bostrom is a recent arrival
’ :n town from the I.ivengood district
and he brings further confirmation
! of promising developments on Wii
j bur creek.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hillar and i
' son are visitors in town from Salcha.
The thawing and freezing of ths
j past several days has left the side
: walks about town in a dangerous
; condition and several bad falls are
reported in consequence.
Charles Linn, who returned to
town from the Tolovana this week,
left for Happy this morning. He re
ports things looking good on Wilbur.
A number of aspirants have ap
peared on the horizon for the Fair
; banks postmastership. The list in
I eludes T. H. Deal, present incumbent I
1 W. T. Pinkerton, of the Pioneer Ex
press; A. J. Griffin, commissioner at
Richardson: Axel Carlsten. of the
|X. C. store.
The following are among the re
, cent arrivals at the local hotels;
Chuck Douglas. John Perlander, A.
Hedland. John Sather. George Grav
, dahl. Frank Nelson. Dick Rothen
! burg, George Evans, John Rogast,
R. A. Epperson, George Hoffman,
E. C. Guerin. R. E. Maddocks. W.
j W. Estes. Paul Canton. Mrs. Kam
A small cabin belonging to Tony
Letray. in the southwest part of
town, was totally destroyed by fire
j last week, together with its contents, j
The fire, which is believed to have)
i been caused by a cigarette, resulted
jin o loss of $500. The cabin was
used as a bunkhouse and storeroom.
Mrs. Tom Gibson returned to Ne
j nana yesterday from Healy. where
she spent several days as the guest
jof Mrs. T. J. McCrosky. Mrs. Gibson
I will be joined by her husband later
in the week.
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