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NENANA LODGE No. 1193
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MEETS AT MOOSE HAU
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
SecrtUrr Dictator
ALEX FOWLER. ALF EKELAND
SECOND AND FOURTH MC'NDA>
LAMM and COMPANY
Tailors of Chicago
Announcing a general reduction
affecting all Fall and Winter
1921-1922 patterns. Suit or Over
coat can be had for $32.50
and up. You buy satisfaction when
you buy Lamm Clothes. They
are worn by particular dressers
everywhere
BERG, The Tailor
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
Patterson & Enstrom Bros, are
installing a new plant and are pre
paring to take a dump before the
water runs, on Discovery. They
have enough pay in sight to war
rant moving a plant from Liven
good.
Worshberger £ Healy, on 2 above,
are making preparations to take out
a spring dump and have consider
able pay located across the creek.
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The Lawson drill is working on
three and four above. Seveeral holes
have been put down and fine gold
found. Pat O’Connor, Mike Kelly,
Larson and one other are interest
ed in these two claims
Charley Lane is working on the
river claim above Wilbur Creek
and is said to have good pay. He
j expects to put on a plant shoitrly.
| Considerable drifting has been done
‘ and the claim prospectede for a dis
j lance of 140 feet across.
Toney Silva and associates are
• also in the money on the River
1 claim, having found coarse gold,
t and they are contemplating the in
• spallation of a good sized working
' plant shortly.
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Frank Miller, H. I. Miller and
I Henry Johnst' - three partners, are
! prospecting with a boiler on the
'claim above Silva and have with
j considerable encouragement. They
are hopeful of having enough in
j sight soon to warrant putting in a
; plam.
j McCord & Lorz have moved their
{ plant on the river claim below Lane.
I The have a boiler and expect to
! make the dirt fly shortly.
| Angelo and associates have found
j good prospects about a mile above
l the roadhouse, on the Tolovana
river, and are working’ hard to locate
she paystreak.
The first boat down the Tanana
river for St. Michael in the spring
j will be the steamer Tanana, for
many years the greyhound of the
, White Pass fleet. The boat was
caught near Minto by the freezeup
last fall and is in such a danger
ous position that company officials
, entertain little hope of saving her
i when the ice moves in the spring.
; Captain C. W. Adams visited the
j Tanana several days ago and upon
bi= return to town recommended
that the boat be stripped of every
thing moveable, and this is now be
' ing done. The captain does not be
, lieve there is a chance to save the
boat.
The prolonged absence from town
‘ of Leonard Chatman, miner and
prospector, residing of West 8th
i Street, is causing his friends con
siderable uneasiness. He went over
; to the Chatanika river near Olnes.
! some time ago. to do some assess
ment work, intending to return to
| town during the holidays. But he
has not yet made his appealance
• and it is feared thafc something
! may have happened to him.
Louis Peactsh. better known as
i Louie Peach, former resident of
j Fairbanks and .Venana, is reported to
have died at San Francisco very
j rcently. He worked for the A. E.
| C. last summer, was a member of
| the Fairbanks Aerie of Eagles and
; was employed at various times as
! a waiter in Fairbanks.
Zeno and Jensen, on the benches
1 across the Tolovana river from thc
mouth of Wilbur, a short distane
up stream, are sinking a shaft and
! expect to land on the pay.
i Ole Neman and Chailes Anderson
a sinking a hole just above, on the
same claim, and have gone through
60 feet of much. They expect to
reach bedrock shortly.
Slate Creek, tributary of the
Tetleena, *. n mile- south of Wilbur,
j is being prospected by two men.
i Enough gold has been found to en
courage the belief that there is a
paystreak on the creek.
The newest locations are those
made on Washington Creek. Several
outfits are working there in an
effort ito make a discovery.
John Vandetta, Tolovana freight
er, plans to make his base at Dun
bar. The 01r.es trail is filled with
snow to such an extent that it is
almost impassable.
Arrivals from the coast report
that it is the intention of Captain
A. E. Lathrop to install a $20,000
pipe organ in ;he Fairbanks Em
press theater as soon as the build
ing has been altered to conform to
the elaborate plans formulated by
the enterprising owner of the show
house. It is said that the captain is
making a nip to the States for the
purpose of purchasing the organ.
The reception and entertainment
given by the Lady Eagles at Eagle
hall on Saturday night was a most
enjoyable affair and was largely at
tended by members of the popular
organization. In addition to the en
tertainment. a lunch was served
and the delightful evening was
brought to a close with a dance,
music for which was furnished by
the Empress orchestra.
Rev. Tatum, of Xenana, and Rev.
Hughes, of Anchorage were among
i the arrivals in town on Sunday.
The federal authorities raided the
Jack Crook cabin last week and
arrested 18 dozen bottles of beer,
( 30 gallons of mash and a lot of
fruit and other suspicious looking
articles. But they could not find
iJack. Arthur Robertson was the on
ly person in the cabin when the
i raid was made.
Lavrrence Olson, a resident of
Fairbanks for several years, has
filed his declaration to become a
citizen of the United States
Assistant District Attorney E. B.
Collins ha? tenderede his resigna
tion as a member of the territorial
i senate, and his successor will be
elected in November
Mr and Mrs. Joe Quigley, of the
Kantistma district, were given a
farewell reception on Saturday by
their many friends here. They left
for Xenana on the Sunday train,
enroute to their home in the Kan
L. M. Carrigar*. Alaska repre
' tentative of Armour and Company,
who arrived from the coast several
days ago. conrracteed a severe cold
after his arrival here and was so
ill he had to be carried to the train
on Sunday, on his departure for
Xenana.
Special Disbursing Officer Frank
Doner, of the Alaskan Engineering
Commission, went to Xenana on
Sunday to supeivise the shipment
of Commission funds from the Xe
nana office to Anchorage, from
which point all disbursement- will
be made hereafter. Mr. Doner :ook
the moneey to Riley, under escoit
by Sergeant Campbell, and made
j forma] transfer at that point to
; representatives of the Anchorage
office. Mr. Doner will ;oin the An
chorage office force later.
Mrs. E. M. Keys, who has been
a patient at St. Joseph’s hospital
| for some time past, is now much
improved and hopes to be able to
leave for her home on Moose creek
at an early date.
Dave Early is a recent arrival in
| town from the Upper Tanana dis
trict, where he has been engaged
| in trapping near Tetlin Lake. H«
. brought a bunch of furs in with
him.
Arthur Robertson, who was tak
en into custody at the time of the
raid on the Jack Crook cabin, is
now in jail, having been unable to
get bonds in the sum of $2000.
The final scrimmage for the Mod
el trophy will staged at the curling
rink tonight, after which new rinks
] will be selected to contest for a
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NEW ART FILM PRESENTS
STORY BY HARRY CARR
Wednesday Nig'ht
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It Unfolded in
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Beauty and the Beasts of Lust and Indulfence
She bad told her soul to the idlers of Broadway
and then came a day when she had to buy
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PATHE NEWS AND A COMEDY
trophy hung up by Avakoff & Brown
Martin Klaich is a recent arrival
in town from the Tolovana district.
He is here in response to a sum
mons to appear for jury duty next
month.
Robert Sheldon was host at an
informal breakfast this week, his
guests being Misses Catherine C
Thoms, Spoonheime and Smith, and
Mr. Einar Tonseth.
Freighter Tom White is back
from McCarty Landing, and reports
a hard trip, on account of deep
snow
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Pool Tables Fresh Candies Stationery
Comfortable Rooms in Connection
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Nenana Steam Laundry
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