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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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Fred Wilkins, of Richardson, who
was arrested recently on a charge
of having liquor in his possession,
in violation of the Alaska bone dry
law, entered a plea of guilty in
district court yesterday. Sentence
will be imposed later.
The Following officers were in
stalled at the regular meeting of
Fairbanks Igloo, No. 4, Pioneers
of Alaska, on Monday night: Alfrei
M. Ohlsen. president; Jesse Rust
first vice president; Edby Davis,
isecond vice president; George C. |
: Moody, secretary; George Hutch
inson. treasurer; J. H. Groves his-j
toriar.; Jack Truant, sergeant at:
arms; Tony Tate doorkeeper. The
retiring president George Myers
was presented with a gold watch in 1
appreciation of service rendered dur
! ing the year he presided over the
igloo
The reopening of the schools on j
Tuesday, after the usual Christinas
[vacation found quite a number of,
the pupils on the sick list. There j
: is mild epidemic of colds among
among the children, tha ailment
somewhat resembling the flu.
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Continued cold weather, with the
temperature ranging from 30 to!
140 below zero, the town is on the'
[verge of another fuel shortage.'
, Two of the wood saws are still on |
strike.
District Judge Cecil H. Clegg
left for Chatanika today enroute
to Circle Hot Springs where he will
spend two weeks taking the rest
j cure.
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Toe coroner s jury was summon
! ed to inquire into the death of Tom
: Edmons. oldtimer who vas found
! frozen on the Yukon river, near
j Circle, recently, rendered a verdict
■ to the effect that he came to hi3
i death from esno«ur->, following a
j thorough wetting in the water of the
: river.
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i Fred Wilkins has been sentenced
j to pay a fine of $300 and costs,
i the latter amounting to about $250
I And he has also been placed under
[bonds in the sum of $1,000 to «r».n
' duct his place according to law in
' the future.
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The wood saw men have capitul
ated and all three machine are cut
today, equipped with mufflers, ac
cording to the requirements of the
j city ordinance.
The grand and petit juries for the
February term of court were drawn
yesterday by the .Jury' Commissioner
J. A. McIntosh. Those selected were
I for the grand jury were as follows:
F. B. Burp, August W. Conrad. E.
A. Xewton, E. J. Xeilson, Xenana.
j W. A. Coghill. Xenana. Frank P.
Wood, G. W. Gasser, Tony Goess
! man, Archie McIntyre. Dace Higgins,
; Healy. Martin Xatetrim, Xenana, J.
; R. Sloan, August Morgan. Xenana.
'Allan Morgan, L. T. Boyer, Windy,
| Andrew Johnson. Cleary: Charles
I Main, C. H. Johnson, Livengood,
Peter Dolan. Xenana, E. II. Mack
John Colvin. Healy, C. L. Peters,
Healy, John McCord.
The petit jury: Q. W. Wylde.
Fairbanks Creek: Fred C. Rowe.
XenanaLouis Dahl. Xenana; Frank
L. Xash, Healy; Fred Jungst, C.
McCrites, J. C. Kinney, J. E. Bar
rack, Micheal Dempsey; Dome; H.
W. Atwood, F. H. Barnett. Xenana;
Lars Hauge. T. C. Youle, L. A.
Powles. McKinley Park; F. E. Gar
dner. Xenana. Joe Martin. George
Brockie. Harry L. Grow. Lars West
| onvick. Dan Kennedy, Xenana; Dav
| id Smalley. Xenana, H. C. Fohij
| Hanson, W. G. Fisher, J. A. Hark
[eom. James Muir, Xenana; C. S.
Knutsen. William H. Arthur, Xenana
| A1 Keys, Healy; J. A. Weltzin,
| George S. Hanson. F. M. Dunham.
! Earl Faulkner. Xenana; E. L. Shcr
i mer. L. P. Boyne.
Charles Scheaffer. A! Anderson.
John Durand. Victor Kieinshmcldt
are rfeturning to town today from
the Circle Hot Spring’.-. They re
port a large number of guests at
the popular resort.
Tony Tonecia, Angelo Mulaneria
and Louis Bagnecia are taking an
; outfit to Vault Creek, where they
will mine on the Isabella group,
made famous by the Conta brothers
in the early days. They plan to
have a large dump out by spring.
John and Robert McCombe and
I Clarence lcberg, members of the
student body of the Alaska Agri
Mines. have returned to town from
an outing in McKinley Park. They
report that the weather was too
cold for out-door enjoyment, but
they saw a lot of game. They will
visit the park again after the wea
ther moderates. *
Mrs. James Schaeffer is a re
cent arrival in town from Twelve
mile. She is a guest of Mr. and
; Mrs. Gus Anderson.
According’ to the Skagway Daily
Alaskan, William G. Paxton, mining
'recorder and acting gold eommis
! sioner. also government agent, died
' at Atlin, in St. Andrews’ Hospital,
; on Friday, December 15.
Mr. Paxton has been a resident
! of Atlin since the early days, having
: gone into the camp during the gold
stampede in 1899, and since that
time has taken an active part in ail
matters pertaining to the welfare of
the district.
Mr. Pxton’s health began failing
during the past summer and it was
found necessary for him to enter
the hospital early in November, but
he continued to decline.
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H. Moses a weil known Juneau
trader, was in receipt of a letter
recently from a brother in Germany
\ who deplored the fact that he owed
the sum of six thousand marks ami
j was unable to meet the obligation.
As the present value of the German
mark is somewhat deflated, Mr.
Moses forwarded to his brother
j from a Juneau bank New York ex
i change to the value of $200. and
! as one dollar of the American mon
j ey 1.600 marks, less than four dol
lars of the remittance will pay the
i aeot his German brother owes and
jjhe latter will have something like
314,000 marks left after discharg
| ing the debt. Mr. Moses sent an
1 American draft for $100 to a niece
j in Germany recently and she wrote
aim that she is now looked upon
there as an heiress.
Miss Queenie Russell returned to
Anchorage on Tuesday.
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