The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-10

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.s. u woaiA Net De the Tel
~ usans cempanies' lawyers
.neoa II JsAge's Favor
= 3 Noyes, OF Alaska, II man
Z n. ~. and that his character has
T. ;rhed BY several large Nome
b. <S csfus because he would not
~. Il the opinion OF Judge ID.
<Z ~s,l-known citisen OF Seattle.
~ .->6 last week from the North.
51Fs b wall acquainted with the
n the Nome receivership frou-
7 1oelares that there has been
Dissemination. He left Seattle
49, nontha ago, spending year In
7lsfrtct. thence going 10 Nome
Is speaking Of AFFAIRS at Nome
~ - said:
I5oyeS, despite the accusations
~ Sr1iee. il perfectly fair and
'5n rat ne would not give his
81 The way the mining compa-
afnA him 10, and 40 result ne
- 1r<ntly malsened. The recent
- fhe discovery OF conspiracy
36 reputation because he would
nj = 16oI Il absolutely true. Joseph
I'll ths district attorney. Il also
q upright character ana 10 a
~ ~ story Of the conspiracy. Al
r. IL POST Intelligence to be cor
no6oro Judge Noyes was sent to
NJ miners were complaining Bit
~ poor man had no chance.
Sk1fles b. Lane and other Iich
Y 800 swallowing everything In
49, X6yeS arrival there the r.
49, anDointed and then came
S t1GGblA II was necessary to
~ f6<eivers appointed because OF
Horln&h u the season, and quick
NJ 0eoded.
- nuin Judges Character.
Hca NJ companies saw that Judge
Uould not DO their biddingi they
~ o4tacho on hlm- / know per-
q attempts made to bride the
- Noyss was above any such
ihsn they tried 70 ruin him.
XSo frustrated by detective,
Is pietrict Attorney Wood, Sam
U61spany, and w. II. Nelson.
"a cndeavored to get r. r. Reece
@ : false affidavit that he had
w court. were compelled 70 steal
on Nome, fugitfyeg from Justice.
- 70 receive 0bo for his part In
r ~ generally known Just how
{ 1caped. but Il was this way.
~ 66ked 10 bring his AFFIDAVIT before
&I1CUe but ne said he did not have
n HI. He went to get II. but
n r oAow up. He had taken refuge
~ e1oanaer eadie, while the deputy
Wefe searching for. him. One
~ a1)oned on the St. Paul. where he
~ entil he. was informed by n.
~ seok. that Knight had been ar
n Meme. The deputy then went
M Knight boarded the bt. Paul ana
t1ak Was gone before the deception
Cosegxo. I received dispatch to-
4Svef, from San FrAnclsco, stat
1 ~ and Metson had been arrest-
~ and they will probably be taken
- Nome to stand trial on the
& subornat'on OF perjury and
e. lspcsurs Of the plot to ruin Judge
M started 4 reaction In nie favor
uRS before I left on October n. The
&oinFally feels a0xrioved It this
19aGe on tina part Of the compeny's
l and the miners condemn the dis
~ msthods Of the San Francisco
upfesented IT Nome. Hven Noyes'
IA a.. re- he sn has many. admit that Ne
a ~ statements made regarding the
MY know to be true. for l was
~ around when the exposure was
orA wa sent TO procure the alleged
y company With w. III. Motson.
M chambers.
16ves n1ckensis Honest.
y ths charges Of dishonesty made
~ Against Receiver Alexander Me-
! ~ not believe them. He did
W19 cent Of money that belonged
9eheys The marshAls forced their
~ M private vaults and actually
reession Of his personal papers. but
n u Tie Nome country itself,
~ there In July and made y vigor-
Myeetixatlon OF the camp and Was
AZ satisfied. ! have number OF
- the kouRarok district and none
are for sale, One-haif the won-
~ Nome have not been told. When
Sftt 10 there they think the coun-
% rood hut II they stay for some
~ change their opinions.
WE that Nome viii turn out the
gold discovery the world has
Hpvn, surprising even South ART
1A are thousands OF miles In the
country yet to be prospected. To
teere, however, man needs
eeod rustling ability and must be
- o. the people who went 10 Nome
Ne summer had remarkably alb
E.4st xxnA it,.