Mayor Joe O'Connor, Dr. J. R.
Bowen, R. S. Donaldson and R. G.
South worth went to Fairbanks on
Friday for the purpose of extending
a formal invitation of Governor
Bone and Surveyor General Thiele
to visit Xenana, and returned to
Xenana on Saturday with the Gov
ernor’s party.
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YUKON'—Down Fort Yukon yes- j
terday afternoon.
ALASKA—Up Gibbon for Daw- j
son early this morning.
SIBILLA—At Tanana.
CARLISLE Fishermen arrived at
Tolovana this morning, enroute to
Nenana.
DAVIS—At Gibbon.
JACOBS—Down Kotlik Sunday.
RELIANCE—At Tanana.
TANANA—At Nulato, scheduled
to leave that place this morning.
SEATTLE No. 3—Up Kotlik on
Sunday morning early.
C. H. Watson, oldtime mining man
of Chatanika, who was in Nenana
this week on a hrief visit, reports
that mining operations in his dis
trict are almost at a standstill at
present, owing to the high cost of
provisions and raining machinery and
supplnes. He looks for a big rerival,
however, if Congress approves the
gold bonus bill.
Trunks, Genuine Leather Suit
cases and Handbags, just received
at Johnson's Store. ka23 I
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Tom McKinnon, Marshal L. T.
Erwin, Ernest Peterson, Deputy
Marshal Frank Miller and one or
two others arrived in port this morn
ing from the Tolovana, having made
the trip on the McKinnon launch.
Mr. McKinnon left for Fairbanks i
this afternoon with his boat, tak
ing Ernest Peterson and one other
along as passengers.
The steamer Alaska, which ar
rived in port from Dawson on Fri
day evening, returned from Fair
banks early yesterday morning, en
route back to Dawson. Judge Bun
nell and the members of his court
party were among the passengers. ,
being enroute to Fairbanks from the i
Iditarod district. They brought a :
number of prisoners with them, in
cluding one native who is under
sentence of death for the murder of
another native on the lower river.
Archdeacon Jenkens who made the
trip to Interior Alaska with Govern
or Bone, arrived in Xenana on Fri
day, to pay a visit to St. Mark’s
Mission, and returned to the upper
town on Saturday with the governor
and his party. The archdeacon is an
oldtimer on the Alaska coast.
Major E. R. McFarland, head of
the T. & T. department of the A. t
E. C., is enroute back to his head- i
quarters in Anchorage, after a
brief visit in Xenana.
Charles Harding was among to
day’s arrivals from Fairbanks.
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District Judge C. E, Bunnell ar
rived from Iditarod aboard the
steamer Alaska Friday morning: and
completed his journey to Fairbanks
by train. He made the trip to the
upper town on the special which
brought Governor Bone to Nenana.
Clerk of the Court and Mrs. H.
Claud Kelly are enroute up the
Yukon river on a brief trip. Mr.
Kelly left the court party at Tanana,
at which place he was joined by Mrs.
Kelly.
Private Laueher. formerly chief
operator at Hot Springs, arrived in
Nenana on the steamer Alaska to
join the staff at the local telegraph
station. He is taking the place of
Jack Donnolly, who left for the
States on the Alaska to sever his
connection with the service.
Mrs. C. M. Printt, until very re
cently in charge of the Mellish store,
left for Fairbanks this afternoon,
enroute to the States, where her
mother is seriously ill. She will en
deavor to make connections with
the steamer sailing south from Cor
dova on Saturday.
Rev. F. B. Drane went down the
river this afternoon to meet Bishop
P. T. Rowe, who is enroute to Ne
nana on the steamer Yukon, due
here about the end of the week.
Line Auditors Adams and Lane
are enroute to Healy from An
chorage.
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She was so many-sided, so many sides had she.
That she could draw out bashful Bob, or talk free verse with Bee.
One day she brought some letters out-a ribbon bound them ’round
And thus beguiled an hour for one, whose thots lay underground.
And all tibe while she searched us, with grave or mirthful eye;
Vet. knew just how to take us, the bold; the gay; the shy.
’Till every one came to believe, her thots were as his own—
So subtle was the magic wrought; so truly good seed sown.
That, coming from her presence.—each spirit at his best—
The way she turned the calcium on. caused each to stand the test.
It was not that she said so much, but what she said led out
These thots and plans, long buried deep—that no one knew about
She d never stoop to delve or probe—it all came natural-like;
Until each soul did free itself, as rivers break the dyke.
^ou bought just what you wanted; altho she helped you choose;
Nor sought to take your little all, but gave to each his dues.
Her sense of humor, oft suppressed, was ever-ready, keen;
But never used to show one up, tho he were verdant green.
We’ll miss her; she who lent an ear—whose wisdom did embrace
Strange members of a varied band.—all in her heart found place.
When in Anchorage make your headquarters at the
Imperial Cigar Store
ANDY HOEY
NENANA
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C. W. Fuller arrived in town on
yesterday's tram from the end of
steel. He has been in the Cache
Creek district during the past sever
al months and reports considerable
mining activity there this summer.
A number of largre outfits are work
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Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
Nenana Sheet Metal Works
PAUL PALFY, Prop.
— New Location on A Street
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