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Fairbanks, Alaska
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L. 0. 0. M.
MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator.
ALEX FOWLER, ALF EKELANU
jSECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
The epidemic of colds which is
sweeping this city is playing havoc
among the children, more than one
hundred having failed to answer
to roll call at the school yesterday,
There also are many cases of illness
among the grownups, with new
cases developing daily. Among the
' latest to register on the sick list
are W. F. Thompson, editor of the
News-Miner, Mrs. James Feaster,
! wife of the editor of the Fairbanks
; Alaskan and Miss Jansa. District
'Judge Clegg, Miss Grace Fisher and
Miss Emily Townsend, of the court
house force, are threatened, but
, were still at their desks today.
—
There is very little change in the
condition of Frank Lawson, well
known oldtimer who has been under
treatment at the hospital for several
months for a severe attack of pneu
t
monia. He continues in good spirit,
however, and believes his health will
I return when warmer weather comes.
Julian Blaker, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis some time ago,
is sinking slowly and little hope is
1 entertained for his recovery.
_
Mrs. J. A. McIntosh went to
Anchorage on the last train to pay
a visit to her mother, Mrs. M. O’
■ Bryon, who is looking after the
Anchorage O’Bryan store.
Oscar Hart, genial traveling man,
who arrived from the coast on the
; last train and will spend several
! days here showing his samples to
! local merchants.
I _
The E. H. Mack Realty company
i has sold the Chadwick cabin on
'Eighth avenue to Vance R. Mc
; Donald, sourdough traveling man
| who is establishing his headquarters
i here.
Rickert, Roth and Wood are lead
ing in the race for the trophy at
the Curling rink. Each has a per
: feet score for the series.
_— —
Steve Birch, arch enemy of A
laska according to early-day Wick
ersham propaganda, has given the
Alaska Agricultural College and
School of Mines the sum of $2,000
this being the first gift of the kind
to be received by the new college.
The money will be used to start a
reference library.
The trial of N. G. Brown, of
Tanana, on a charge of violating the
national prohibition act, came to
an end in the district court yes
terday when Judge Clegg instructed
the jury to bring in a verdict of!
not guilty, which was done.
The stock of Alex Simson was j
bought in by the mortgagee, Hugo
Doring, the amount being $7,000.
The stock has been turned over to
Abe McCord, who will open up for
business shortly. He has a big ship
ment now enroute from the East.
L. C. Hess left for the Tolovana
district on the last train. He will
spend about a month in that camp
looking after his numerous mining
! interests.
Mrs. Frank McGarvie has gone
! to the Tolovana district.
Although Robert Lavery is the |
only candidate thus far for mayor,
it is rumored there will be at least
two other candidates in the race.
The names of Dr. de la Yergne and
Jack Shanley are being mentioned*
as possible candidates. Harry Wat
son is a candidate for director on
the school board.
Postmaster Pinkerton still has a
parcel post package in his posses
sion which came to the office with
out an address. He will turn the
I package over to anyone who can
i describe the contents and satisfy
1 him that he or she is the consignee.
J. H. Groves made a business trip
; to Nenana on Tuesday.
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Residents of Garden will be per
mitted to vote at the coming muni
! cipal election providing they get
their names on the city register in
time. Notwithstanding the fact that
the Garden Island case relative to
becoming a part of Fairbanks, has
not been finally disposed of yet, a
number of the islanders have paid
taxes to the city and it is felt they
^re entitled to vote.
i
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Capt. J. J. Donovan, is a recent
arrival in town from Healy where
he officiates as United States Com
missioner. He has been engaged
lately in making out income tax
returns for employes of the Alaska
Railroad and has visited nearly all
the camps along the line. The pub
lic is reminded by Capt Donovan
that returns must be filed immed
iately to avoid trouble with the re
venue office.
Councilman Tom Smith is a visitor
in town from .N'enana.
Pioneers of Alaska
Nenana Igloo No. 17
MEETS AT UNION HALL
FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY
AT 8:00 P. M.
Visiting Members Always
Welcome.
Alfred J. Gfjezzi R. C- Morris.
Secretary. President.
Dr. H. L. Hedger left for the
Tolovana district on Tuesday and
will spend several weeks in that dis
trict repairing the teeth of Tolo
vanans.
OLDT1MER LAID AT REST
The funeral of Albert Maurice,
well konwn oldtimer was held yes
terday morning at the Bergman
undertaking parlors under the aus
pices of the Pioneers, of which or
ganization the deceased had once
been affiliated. A number of old
timers and other friends of the
deceased were present to pay their
last repects. The burial took place
at the local cemetery.
W. F. Adams, president of the A
laska Jumbo Meals company, will
build a reduction plant at Sulzer and
will handle all ores to be smelted in
■ the Ketchikan district. There are
approximately 20 mines on Prince
of Wales Island alone which show
commercial values. These small pro
perties will be taken care of by the
smelter.
! F. W. Horn, radio operator on the
Starr, which runs from Seward to
the westward, is furnishing the crew
and passengers with entertainments
having converted his radio instru
ment so he can use it as a radio
phone. The service 08 the Portland
Oregonian, Frederick & Nelson
company, and the Los Angeles Sta
tion can be clearly heard by it.
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