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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1912

Page

7

City allocates funds to pay warrants from Fair banks

The city council, receiving 519 from Fair banks, splits 50 percent to the general fund and 50 percent to salary funds to cover warrants. Listed warrants include Vine Hard, Ind. Machine Shop, Wm Ansley, Dan Slartnett, North Star Horsesho Shop, Beattie & Riley, Anderson Bros, Nerland Smith's Gun Store, Banks & Howland. Amounts shown include 850, 15, 4, 3.50, 2.50, 0, 7, and 100 dollars.

Fairbanks Vine Hard Ind. Machine Shop Ansley Dan Slartnett North Star Horsesho Shop Beattie & Riley Dsr Anderson Bros Nerland Smith’s Gun Store Ansley Banks Howland Banks & Howland

Not Popular In Jail Among Prison Voters

A straw ballot at the federal jail in Fairbanks shows Senator Henry Roden unpopular with inmates. The assistant district attorney received zero votes while inmates chose Dan Sutherland, J M Brooks, and I McGowan for Senators and Wm Burns, Bernard Estley, Dan Dris coll, J J Mullally, E By Collins, Dittmer, King, and McCabe for Representatives with various vote totals.

Henry Roden Fairbanks Dan Sutherland J. M. Brooks I. McGowan Wm. Burns Bernard Estley Dan Driscoll J. J. Mullally E. By Collins Dittmer King McCabe

Priests Fined Over Kidnapping Case In Tacoma Suit

Mrs. Magnuson of Valdez won damages in Tacoma against Catholic priest Rev. G C Van Goethem and Visitation Academy for kidnapping and alienating affections of her daughter Marjorie Reiman aged about 16. The case involved removal to Seattle and Los Angeles with alleged improper advances by the clergy. Bishop O'Dea testified and said he directed disclosure of the girl’s whereabouts.

Seattle Los Angeles St Aloysius Bishop O'Dea Cet Father van Goellem

Nome Weather Record: Mild Winter Across Fort Gibbon District

Advices from the army-post observatory at Fort Gibbon report this winter the mildest in the post history with similar notes from other government stations. Nome district experiences exceptionally mild conditions for the season as snow falls.

Nome Army-Post Fort Gibbon

Divorce suit filed by Old Dawsonite from Dawson

N A Fuller formerly with the Yukon telephone syndicate and Dawson Water and Light, and later with the Fairbanks system, sues for divorce in San Francisco. The couple lived in National City near San Diego after leaving Dawson. They were married in Dawson five years ago.

N. A. Fuller Yukon Telephone Syndicate Dawson Water & Light Company Fairbanks San Francisco

Amundsen's Alaskan Climate Prediction Revisited

Nome Nugget reports Roald Amundsen predicted Alaska would grow milder as Arctic waters mix with the Atlantic and Pacific. Frank Waskey recalls Amundsen's theory of a moving ice wedge breaking into the Atlantic, altering climate and tying to the Titanic loss.

Alaska Northwest Passage Roald Amundsen Frank Waskey Amundsen Arctic Atlantic Bering Sea Pacific Bering S Wash

Turn of Fortund Wheel Brings Wealth to Miner

A Fairbanks quartz miner named Letterman rose from poverty after partnering with Wm Spaulding on the Spaulding lease. He sold his interest to John Rowan and John Cunningham for 10,000 cash plus 20,000 in six months, earning about 125 dollars a day the days he worked. An hour of ore from the Spaulding week netted 13,254 dollars or 164 dollars per ton.

Letterman Spaulding John Rowan John Cunnit Fairbanks Dome Banks I Nana Wm Spaulding Wo Creek Rowan and Cunningham Spauldi

Nome Prepares For Carnival

Extensive preparations are under way for the grand winter carnival to be held December 31. Funds allotted are to be divided between the hospital and the city fund for indigent sick care.

Fairbanks Miner Injured In Rock Fall

Fairbanks December 13. John Kolarik a Chatham creek miner was hurt days ago by a rock fall in the stope of the Chatham mining company property breaking his collarbone.

Fairbanks John Kolarik Chatham Mining Company

Emmett Indicted Pleads Not Guilty in Robbery Case

Fairbanks December 9 J F Emmett was indicted by the grand jury for robbery of sluiceboxes on Pedro last fall He entered a plea of not guilty and his trial commenced today.

Fairbanks J. F. Emmett Pedro

Bryan May Be Attorney General

Senator elect Ollie James predicts William Jennings Bryan will be offered the attorney-generalship by Woodrow Wilson. Nugget jewelry to order. Chains a specialty. Bill Taylor, Flat.

Bryan Louisville Ollie James William Jennings Bryan Woodrow Wilson Bill Taylor

Narrow escape as shaft explosion scalds miner

December 13 Fairbanks reports John Beck of lower Cleary escaped a 20 foot shaft explosion that hurled him toward the top, leaving him badly scalded. Jack Price travels to Bear Creek with Al Thorns and Sam Sanderson to pursue options in the area. Fresh grayling and whitefish Crowley Porter. White meat grouse and ptarmigan.

Fairbanks John Beck Lower Cleary Jack Price Bear Creek al Thorns Sam Sanderson

Alaska News Briefs Highlight Arctic Ventures And Social Tensions

The report covers a range of Alaska items from municipal and postmaster moves in Juneau to actions by the Alaska Packers Association and Libby Libby Libby disputes. It notes snowfall halting work in Kuntishna, an Eskimo in Nome retreating underground for two days, and a fatality near Dawson. It also mentions coal tests directed by Dr. Joseph A. Holmes, collies for reindeer herding, and a major Alaska-Gastineau Mining tunnel project near Juneau.

Kuntishna John Gorman Juneau John T. Spickett Wrangell Nome Matanuska Sheep Creek Cook Inlet Navy Department Joseph A. Holmes Bureau of Mines Katalla Alaska Packers Association Northwestern Fisheries Company Libby, McNeill & Libby Booth Fish Company Alaska Steffansson Arctic Lellingwell Point Barrow Ambergris Alaska News Japan Seattle John R. Winn Queen City Alaska-Gastineau Mining Co Treadwell Winn Ebner

Joe Martindale Carries The Mail

The outgoing mail left Saturday morning carried by Joe Martindale acting as special carrier. Postmaster Thurston received a telegram from Bob Griffis instructing against delivering to the regular carrier and to hire another man, but Martindale agreed to take the consignment as he was departing for Cripple via Diskaket.

Joe Martindale Thurston Bob Griffis Diskaket

Order of Incorporation Signed by Judge Fuller Tanana Town

Fairbanks report notes Judge F. E. Fuller signed the order incorporating Tanana. The town recently elected a mayor and aldermen and accepted municipal responsibility.

Judge Fuller Fairbanks F. E. Fuller Tanana

Arctic Brotherhood Meeting Notice

Arctic Brotherhood meets at the Arctic Hall on a Monday evening at six o clock. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend. Cyril P. Wood is Arctic Chief and Ronald Fros is Arctic Recorder.

Arctic Brotherhood A. B. Hall Cyril P. Wood Ronald Fros Arctic

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