The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Nome Liner Brings News Advices
to September l8.
RECEIVER NOT YET DISCHARGED
Judge Neyes Has Been III ana Has
Not Yet Complied With the Ruiz
Ing Of Court of Appeals Remov-
ing Receiver McKcnsie-Hnlf MIL
the Assay Omee-Recent Deaths.

~ making the voyage without special in
cident
The Tacoma's officers report that Judge
Noyes had not, presumably owing TO his
Illness. Issued orders in compliance with
the ruling OF the United states circuit
court OF appeals. wherein Alexander Nc
kenxie was ordered discharged from the
receiverships OF various valuable mines
owned by Charles ID. Lane and the Pio-
neer Mining Company, OF which r. o.
IAndblom, Jafet Idnderberg and John
Bryntsen are the principal promoters
when The order. which went north by the
steamship Senator reached Nome Judge
Noyes was III In bed. Receiver Mcken-
gle and his associates are reported to have
peen much surprised by the action OF
the court.
As soon as the decision became known
detachment or military was stationed
the ONCE OF the Alaska Banking K
saie deposit Company with orders to pre-
vent the removal OF the $4,000 worth OF
gold taken from the mines during their
operation by the receiver
inc receipt OF the news OF the removal
OF the receiver pending a nral decision
o. the case caused general rejoicing In
NOME. Deputy United States Marshal
Vawter declined TO take any action nrpa-
Ing orders from Judge Move. IN erac,
.ne order OF the court directed that all OF
.he receiyership property he returned TO
,ne hands OF the original owners One
OF inc racoma's passengers observed. .sThe
order OF the court OF appenls null,ryins
appointment OF the receiver meets
with general approval
The Tacoma's passenger. rsnor, ~,
zen. Sreely. OF the United States signal
corps, reached Nome September II from
~ Michael. Gen Greedy Is directing tho
laying OF the cable from 81. Michae, 10
ror, saiety and Unaiaklk. This line con.
,,n,,., q Micnael with Weare at the
Inc Tacoma's treasure, save ahou,
sloovp consigned TO the Seattle ASSAY Of
a ocs ~ me re,a pionser Mining Company. was
gers OK the vessel, many OF whom pro-
sssaea greet from the steamer to the as
many 0 res,dep,s Her Messengers Included
Two recent deaths at Nome. those NJ
Thomas Campbell and Charles s. Ieyante
are reported by the Tacomas passengers
native OF Pennsylvania, 81 wear. old ana
q member OF the order OF Eagles. Camp
bsii was residen, OF Seattle and an en-
ploye OF the Theobald Mercantile COM
pany, OF Nome. A wagon load Of lumber
upset, crushing him 10 death lie was
about p years Of age.
The Tacoma brought several sacks ~
United states mail and large number OF
follows: az
CA A. L. Read. Mrs. A. L. Read. Mrs. Nc
Marshall, Miss Payne, Mrs Wade, w.
Priest, Mrs. Crockett, J. ~. Greene. Mrs
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Asrnshaky. ]. II, Lane r. Thayer. +.
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Jenson. =, BARBER. J. Beck. A, G Miller
Mrs. irestsr, l.. L. Nelson. A. J. Mar
I'm. ~. J. halleran, u. r Pierce, George
Abbott. Mas L. johnson. ], T. Thorn.
waite, Mrs. L. Cunningham. Charles
kenney Miss l.. Hodeer, Thomas Cans
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