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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
YACHT RACE POSTPONED.
The First One Will Be Held Thurs
 day. September 26.

New-YofR, Sept. l6.-After a perfectly harmonious meeting today at the New York Yacht Club betwen the Americas Cup Challenge Committee :.nd the rep. resentatives of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, it was decided that. as mark of respect to the memory of the late presi. Amsrica's cup should be changed to Thursday. September 26. The. succeeding roces are to follow according to the original plan so that they will be sailed i: Thursday, October and Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
I.nndnn Financial Cablegram.

NEW YORK, Sept. I6,-The, Commercial The stock market today was idle enough, ex- cept in the American department, which opened cheerful, assisted by the news that the steel strike had been settled and by the New York bank statement of last Saturday Local buying caused an immediate squirt of from to full points Then there was Hull till the New York opening, when, after short period of dullness. there renewed activity leading to a buoyant finish. The tintos were oSh on a rise in the metal, decline of 933 tons in supplies within a fortnight and estimates of a 35-shilling dividend. Austria Is still a mod crate purchaser of bullion. The exchange Will close on Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Kansas CitY Live Stock.

7on natives. 8. 500 Texans, 900 calves; steady to toII Ioc higher; choice export and dressed beef steers. S5 5o@6: fair to good. $4 9og5 70; steers, S475Q675: Western range steers, S3 2594 65; Texans and Indians. S2. 7oGS. .15; Texas cofs S2 IO92 65; native cows S2 5oQ 4'25: heifers, S3a5. 3o; canners. s 4oU2. 4o. bulls. s2Q4 2s; calves; Saq5 80. u,..u 56i5c hiSher: heavy, S6 6586 70; mixed packers, Se.4o@6.6 .65: light. se. lo@e 50; pigs, PSbeep-Receipts, e,ooo steady; lambs steady to Ioc higher; lambs, S3: 5oq4.75; Western wethers. S3@3.75; ewes. S2;75g325 feeders S30S 50; stock sheep. S2q2.75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
New Orleans Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS, Sept I6.-Cotton futures
Liverpool Cotton Futures.
Cotton at the Ports.

NEW ORLEANS-Steady; sales, 25oo' ora, ora nary. 5N; good ordinary, g 7-Io,d 7Io,d tTT tUTiddIing ding 7A: mildling, 5-l6; good Hidu',s ToI rs s3'i6 middiing fair, S7-l6. nominai' re- ceipts. g. 57e; stock, 34.557. ,o.. s,oo,,
 GALVESTON Holiday; receipts o'to4' s'OeN MoEBILE-steady; middling, 79s; sales oOo' receipts. 664 stock, 7,97l. zv .aIas
 SAVANNAH-Steady; midditng. f%' siS' 693; receipts 3,25; stock 2 2sS' 7s re-
 CHARL LESTON-Stead middllns' f7s'
 ceipts 449; stock, ,933. .o.o,n+s S63: stock 4 664. o .a,os aa.
 NORFOLK-Steady: middling' O. S~e'' w receipts 543: stock, 4.256. e,l. s+ocl, RALTIMORE-Nominal; middlihs' on' S'OO" GBosroN-steadv: middling, s%; net receipts l 'PafLADEiPHIA--Q Quiet: middling s1s; re- ceipts G. stock, 1865. o. ,a,as aao. ST LOIIS-Quiet; middling, $; saies' S"0 receipts. 100; stock. 32, 5I2 a. rac.,n,s | MEMPHIS-Steady middling; SSS tt on' 4Ie; shipments. e54; sales, 800; stooA' <o''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Money Exchange.

at 3Ss per cent. last loan at 2la; ruling rate 5 per cent. --,
 Sterling exchange heavy with actual business in bankers' bills at 4. .64M@4.S5 for demand and at 4 s2ls@4. .s2% for go days; days; posted Commercial bills. 4.S2@4. .S2h:
 Bar silver, SEA-; Mexican dollars 45h, u Government bonds. strong; State ponds' h. active: railroad bonds, irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
St. Louis Provisions.

ST LOUIS, Sept l6.-Flour-Dull and steady: new rcd winter patents, S3. 4oQ3. 55; extra fancy and straight. S393 5; clears, S2 65@2 90.
 Whiskey--Steady at SI.3o.
 Dry saited meats-Stronger; boxed lots extra shorts and clear ribs. $9; clear sides. Se. STA
 Dacon-StronEer; boxed lots extra n shorts shorts and clear ribs So S71h; clear sides, $l0. l2l9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
nrnEsrr SAFEST! BEST!

wan Street money will earn big monthly monthiy The oldest established in America No certificate holder has ever lost cent:
 pexsner,ts made to all subscribers every l2 dsys. No trouble No delay. Money refunaea o,n iemand Write today for particulars. Iee to any address. c. E. Mackey & So'' . n.Sso .hs,, Building, New York. e1 -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI Sept Ie.-Flour-Dull; fanc! ga. 3o03 40; family, S2 65. Lard-Firm at ss 2o@S; 2S su Bacon-Firm at SI025.
 Whiskel-Firm at 80.
 Sugar-Steady; hard refined, 4,4345.S6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Nau York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept .I6.-Dry Goods-The general demand for cotton goods has been quiet today without material change in tone or nrices All descriptions of mourning goods, sofia blacks and others have been in good den nd and prices are irregularly higher. Stocks of black cottons here are limited. Print cloths are quiet and unchanged. No change in the general run of prints or ginghams. nor in white goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Traasurv Statement.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l6.-Today's state ment of the treasury balances in the general fund, exclusive of the Sl 50. 900 900 gold re- serve shows Available cash balance, SIS6,- I39, le5; gold, SIo5 7SS.0l7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Naval Stores .

SAVANNAH Sept; Ie.a3THurpsntins- dn.s yEG at S4; R;osin@Pirm THSePiT re Teoepts s52 sales 2fo ports; 4.o5s; A. B ci sS; B 9o sl; Ei Ss Si .oS; Si.75; M sa 20; N. S2.7o; window glass. S3 o; water white, S3 5o
 WILMINGTON. Sept. Ie.-Turpentine-ouie at 331R receipts 4S -
 Rosin-Firm at q59Sl; receipts. lS
 Crude turpentne-Quiet and steady at SIC l. 90; receipts, S7.
 |Tar-Firm at Sl.35; receipts. lSl.
 CHARLESTON, Sept. 6.-Turpentine-Firm at 33. ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Pharmacists' Meeting in St. Louis.

St. Louis. Sept. 16.-Several hundred del- egates, with their wives and families, are in St Louis. in attendance on the forty-ninth annual meeting of the Ameri- can Pharmaceutical Associaton, which met today and which will remain In ses- sicn during the remainder of the week. Some of the most prominent pharmacists of the United States. Canada, Mexico and Central America, West Indies. Hawaii and the Philippines are here. While con- siderable time will be given to the con sideration of business Q greater part will be devoted to pleasure.
 Local committees have made elaborate arrangements for the entertainment of guests.
 ception was held this morning previous to the first general session.
 A woman never forgives man for believing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Decrease.

New Orleans Sugar and Molasses NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I6.-Sugar-Quiet centrifugal yellow, 4d4%; seconds. 213M. Molasses-Steady; centrifugal. 5@lo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Dr.. savlin is Released.

Chicago Sept. 16.-Dr. Isaac Saylim the Buffalo physician arrested here to in- vestigate his dealings with the anarchist, Emma Goldman, was released by Mag istrate Prindeville today. There was no evidence against him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Uisihla SnnnlY of Grain.

NEW YORK. Sept I6-The visible supply of grain Saturday. Sept. 4, compiled by the New York Produce Exchange, is as fol lows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17

Cash quotations were as follows:
 Wheat-No. spring. 66h@69; No. red. No 2 corn, 56h; No. yellow. 564sd5eB. No oats, 35lh; No. white. 394g37la; Mess pork, per bbi, SI47o@I4.75. Lard. per 100 lbs. Ss; 55g9: 57la Short rib sides Qoose), S6. 55q9 70 Dry sated shoulders (boxed). 7l5q7%. Short clear sides (boxed), S9. 25q9, 35.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
Provisions.

Bacon-Ioc.
 Meal-72c per bushel;
 Corn-White soc: mixed, 76c. Sslt-Iiverpool, SI sack Virginia, 65c; Mich iran. o5O-pound barrels, $l.75. Butter-Jersey. 2oq26c; tennessee country oats-white. 4sc; mixed 4ec SyruE-Fancy 40c reboiled, soc. FioGr-PstenS. F1aTGr's s4a5 per barrel: straight. 'Ts Tssa5sar-Granulated. 5 5ssc: Y. C.. 5Ac; cut loaf 6bc,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Local Cotton Market.
New York Spot Cotton.

dIinS sE; gross receipts, S,659; sales. 2.7lo: oss ~ ou.. to Great Britain, 4, 2e3; stock. 236, ,96I.
 Consolidated-Net receipts, 3l,7Il; exports Total since Sept Met receipts, 40. 37e; exports to Great Britain, 62.zZ9; to France' 1 i. 243; to the continent, 4o,4s7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Chicaeo Grain and Provislon.

CHICAGO Sept I6.-strength ns m Ins stock o@,aI list was potent factor in nrn1 Traae today. 4i De-
 cember wheat closed sta14. pecemoer corn B and December oats %dhc highssI.- for January
 Provisions closed 21z@5c hishe' HUI delivery. <.,, h,ghsr q. zosL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
A DYNAMITER.
CxoIgosz Once Arrested for Trying
 to Blow Up a House.

New York, Sept t16.-Leon Czolgosz was arrested six years ago at Durica, Pa. charged with an attempt to blow up the house of Polish Catholic priest, accord ing to a special from Scranton, Pa, tb The World Many sticks of dynamite with caps and wires were found in his trunk The same special says:
 i'sWhen the news of President McKin- ley's death was reported the anarchists held a big joIlification meeting"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
sCHLEY COURT OF INQUIRY
Next Session Will Be Held Friday
 Morning

Washington Sept. 16.-The Schley court Of inquiry will resume its sessions Fri day morning. The expectation is that two eessiC ms will be held daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Country Products.

Esg,gckens1eToWn. Eggswper SSa,n $ soas per dog. Syrup-Country. 4oq45c per gal; ,,,- Dried Apples-Peeled, I0c; unpeeled, 90 lOc. Evaporated Apples-9c.
 Lemons-Choice. S2. 50; fancy, SAYS per box. Potatoes-New. Si A0Q 50 bushel. . Onions-SI.I5 bushel. 3 Hay-Johnson grass in bales. $l0Ql2 per ton. C,abbage-S2d9 25 per crate.
 Cheese-Fun cream, I21sc; selected, lShc. Apples-$3d3. 25
 Rutabagas-S2 per bbl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17

A woman never forgives man for believing some of the things she tells him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17

The future market opened this morning at A considerable advance and made a further advance during the day. but the spot market New York were marked down one.eighth. Our own market remained about the same AS be- fore the exchanges were closed. The difference and they only taxing their natural rela- tive positions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Gage Buys More Bonds

Washington. Sept. 16.-The Secretary of the Treasury today purchased $, ,590, 600 long term per cent. bonds at $40 flat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Woodware.

Half Bushels-Iron- bound per doz, S2 5o Peck Measures-Iron- bound. per doz.. g 25. Buckets-Two hoops, $2 50; three hoops, s2 75; brass, red cedar, $6. Well Buckets-$3 50.
 Tubs-Painted, in nests, S3.25 Washboards-$l.75 .75Q2. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17

Hardware. Nails-Cut. g 60: wire, g s5. Axes-$5. So46, 50. Barbed Wire-3Ac. Cotton Cards-$4. 50. Hollow Ware-Country. Sc. Chain Traces--$3@5 per dog. Bellows-S4. soc 10. Arrow Ties-45 lbs. $l .45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17
Hides, Wool, Etc.

Hides, Wool, Etc. Hides-Green salted, 5@5lsc; dry flint, Ic: dry salted, Sc.
 Beeswax-23hc per pound. Shearng-loQ2oc each. Wooi-Clear. unwashed. I59I6c; clear washed, 2oQ25c; burry. 30 oc; burry. wash eci jute EBsaSgins-2 lbs. s7sc; K lbs. s%0s&c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-17

Camphor-62hd671ac per pound. Alum-SlkQ4c per pound. Ouinins-3a4S0c par ounce
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
A JURY CONNECTS
 NOTORIOUS W0MRk
ii lien Wagner Found Guilty of Ser . arating John Mantlei From
 Sum of Money.

A jury in the district court, on Thur. Jay morning at l2.45 o'clock, returne d verdict of guilty aS charged again. Hei, n Wagner, ludicl,d hS the gra!. jury for separating J. Mathei from S3u' in tLe Gold Belt Gance hall The ca>, was on trial all day Wednesday. Tn fellow .ng composed t"e ry: r. Watt. N. T. Cory, Frank Housh, McGarvin. R. 5. D.mmicl, Janc S'oke>. Ere Fay, ]. l.. Banl,, J. . Ryan. T. C. Garre,son, J. fl. Cahill, C. B. Tapp.
 A jury in the district court few days ago acquitted Belle Desmond schneider on a charge of relieving KiG O'Donnell of d sum of money n the Gold Bet. The granl ury ha, recon -neutlea that a licepspA be, refused th;. pace.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
NONE WILL
 ARRIVE: No Hope of a Transport to Take Out the Needy.
MAJ. BOOTH SAYS so
Maj0r RuhIen, the Quartermaster at Seattle, So Informed Him-Mary Inquiries Received Daily-ille Poor Must Look Out for themselves.

No transport will come to None this fall,' said Mao Booth, the new commanding officer al Fort Davis, to a NUGGET lepros ehtatlNe yest erday. Re conlinued: 'That is the statement made to me by Major Ruhen, the quai tern aaler at Seatt.e. just bet.re l ielt On he Senator for None.
 ''There is only one transport avail abIe-the Es ber,-and she las g' ne out of commission for this~se;Son."
 MajOr Bo, tn stated that there wei e numbers of men going to Fmt Davis dally for the purpose of making it. q llries aS to the possibility oI d trans port reaching Nome this fall. Major Booth stated that their journey was iruilless, as positively no transport would arrive.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18

the steps taE en looking to an. enlsrye-
 ment of jail quarters. Since he took office he has handled 265 civil. and 234 criminal cases, in period of four months.
 The report states that he city officers. and the ofires of the city officials were nOt looked into. For lack of direct evidence, the report states, the jury was unable 10 ''indict any city officials" It continues: ''We have heard a great deal of complaint, however, particularly about the chief of poll, c. but could get no witnesses to give evidence that would warrant an indictment of this official. The grand jury would recom- mend thorough investigation of this and all of he city affairs.
 The jury also recommended that the wherea bouts of Nick Richardson be in>s vestigated. Richardson disappeared shortly after the alleged riot on Gla- fer crt ek on August. II, but reliable niormution is to the effect that he went quietly to the outside several weeks ago.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
THIS BURGLAR
 : x WAS A MYTH
But He Barely Es s:aped a Ballet Fired at Him By . Fellow Emp.oye.

Mythical b,rs glars, the kind tha, gladdens the heart of Nosne's chief oi police, came nearly being tle cause oI Q tragedy the Othe. nj ht. The new Emporium store, on tie south side oi Front street, was the scene. About IL O'clock at night the employees who were working there in the d,m Ii. Int, there being but a few lights burning, in.. agiued they Leai d the ear door being worked upon as by burglar. Theil hearts lCaped to their mouths, and, selziny axes saws, hammers and various other wea 0n-, they made a rush u. ! ,e GOt I; ouC a.a', when they CpeneC i, the supposed burglar had vanished The police We're imned .ately sun moned, and still hunt begun, bu without success.
 This incident caused great deal C uneasiness and unrest, an two of lh, men, Richard irvine and Seahul, r. terson, were detailed to rema i, the new store all night. They turned in about lO:i0. ca. h with q revolver under his pillow. and d determination. to remove any burglar that might ap- pear from the face, ot the cal tn. AbOu. o'clock Peterson arose to again IT,. the doors, and. having satisfied him
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
FAREWELL TO
 REV. v. DAVIES
The Former Pastor of the COnsre.
 gati0naI Church Receives Purse : and Many Good Wishes.

Rev. William Davies, who for the past year has so acceplably filled the pulpit of the First Congre ga,ional church of Nome, was rendered fare veil reception last Monday night ly the members of the church and cong, e- ,atiOn. Universal regret was ex- pressed at MT. Davies contemplate d departure. As slight token of tie esi eem in which he is held, he wa, pre- sente with purse which cont ,ined q neat sum. the presentation being made
 y T.. w. Mckay in~the following words: Mir. Davies:-It is with mingled feelings 0. p easure and regret that we take this tp. .,ortunity upon the eve Oi your depar,uie. of presenting you with thisssflght tt,kt n 0i affectionfron -youf. many frlends in Nome. Mr. Dawes. we are glad 10 show by tnis llttle gut how greatly we applec.ate your laDOr, am ng Us durlng the past year, .tnd now warm q piace we shall always nave for yOa in our hearts. YOu have preached 10 Us d free and full gospel;  you have r ached the hearts ut ali. c.asseS of ni,n; and you have shown yourself ready and iearle,s q. al times ospeak the truth regardles, Of cuu-
 equence,, and you nave seen uurln. he term of your pa,LOrate here tenn pie erected to God and ded.ca. ed free rom debt as an evidence ot your un- Liring efforts.
 We take great pleasure in handin. you this llttie pEe%e Tt from your many ,r.ends m Meme who Will aIways look DacX upon thelr work ana reidtiUnSiiIp with you as among the.r most cherisheu tcoI.entions.
 Our hearts are distressed at lOsin. you and we find 1t difficult tO express 'ur regret. IL IS our most earnest and leartSelt desire that pod wlil continue to bless your labor, and give to your . ,eii and your family d full measure of
 uccess and harplueos wherever you
 iay De.
 Mir. Davies respon led in d feeling manner. He leaves for the outside -uday on the SentOr, and this wluuer he will be stationed at Douglas City.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
Dead Body of a Man Named Johnson Found at Ch;nik.
A HOLE IN THE HEAD
And the Face Covered With Blood Johnson Was Freighter Last Summer on Fish River-EviGence That lie Had Been Robbed.


 The dead body of a man was found ; few days ago on the sand>pit back c John Dexi CTS hotel, Golovin bay. The appearance of the body glyes r.e t, the belief that the man was murder ed He is believed to have been a Fl.l river boatnan named John-tn.
 The body lay on it's hack, about 50t yards in the rear of Dexter's hote! near the water. The face was bruised and covered with b,oud, and there wa. a hole, as though made by bullet over the right eye. The clothin. had been riAed, the pockets being tulne' inside out.
 Johnson and a man named Black burn caIrieI on q ireighling business on Fish r,ver this sea on. lie is Su, posed to have h Id quite sum oi moLey. He is .aid to have been il Nome recently. News of the finding O. the budy, together with the su>p. ciou clrcumstance connected With it., Wa, brought to Nome Tuesday by the Ca>a.iangh brothers. The body was taken to the school hous. 2. Chin k .Lu it was not known what dispo>i'io was made of it, in the absence of the United Sta, es commissioner at that p.a,e.
 Johnson IS sad to have formerly lived in IdahO,a .-..
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
Winter Pr0sps Cting.

A. l.. But CT. better known in this section a. "B n" Butler. who has spent the past eight m' nth, n the Kougarot. district. says that that district will yet surprise many. That there are some good-lal claims has already been demon>trated: that mary Il ore vii Le opened up he believes. "It'> the best gamble 1 ever saw in my life,' he said the other day, "and Pm g' ing back to spend the winter theie.' Mr Butler ha, sunk a nlm.ber of holes on Dahl and lluar.Z creeks Gn what nay Le Jed ''benche-." He La, met " u,
 uch enct uragement that he wili cOil- .inue his prospecting work during th, z Inter.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
On Otter Creek.

R. R. Mc'.ae and r. Ii. Nasle, wi 0 own NJ. 7 Otier creek, tributary If Nome river, have had Il Ia.ily success ful st a son. MT. McI}ae has gone to the outside. bat Mr. Aaaie wll! ,enain ,n the claim this win,er. Considerable winter work vii be done on No. l and other ms in that vcini y, where the ground Is deep. lhe god taken iron, Nc. l l. uniformly course and of h,gh guilty.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
NICK HURLEY. IS
 THE CHAMPION
n. Wins From Curly Carr in Thirteen Hard F0ag ght 2 ,IniS Chief jOlley
 Stops the Fight.

The fight to finish betwt en Nick Burley and Curly Carr fer the heavy. weight championeh. p of Alaska, which took place at the Standard theatre last crowded house. The plr,e was split. the fighters receiving s+W each. The contest was last and furlOus from star, to finish, Burley beng the ags ress0l' in every round. Carr tossed away any chance he might have had by asgreein4 to strike during clinch. a, Burley about won the fight by the punishment he inflicted during the cllnches. Dur ing the fourth and fit.h rounds Carr landed scvera! hard blows. one of w!i, h staggered the champion and brought blood 10 his mouth. Carr seemed to have good chante of winning. The sixth round was a bad one lur Carr, and it. was CnlI question of tine.
 Ie wa> a Ueaten man, bat a, game s any pugulist who ever put ,n u ll-\t. The chief of p,lice stopped the tigh as the men stood up for the thirt' CT h round and the reieree gave the u,- cisOn to Burley.
 Dick Flemming was selected referee and Charles H, xsie. Bo!ie Davis and Miles McNally were tle tin.ekeel CTS.
 In BurIey'> corner were UnderwOt d, Maxwell, Cunningham and Spires. and Gleason, Farrell. oOnes and Sportsman cooked after the wei are of Carr.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
1000 PERSONS
 TAKE PASSAGE
T F gures Are: Garonne, 4sS; Val- encia 500; Senator, 52S; Roanoke,
 Soo-T4e Queel Ar. ives.

A out 2,OoO p ,rsons have sailed iron No or vii. sail Un the next outhound steamers. The (ar.nLe sai.eI last ahL with 45S pa-scn.ers; the Va lenyii $ aGout ready to leave port wit! 5OJ inore, an the Senator With 52J The koanoke is now at ot. Michael, but she Is advertised to sail on Sunday next, and she will have 800 passengers. The above figures are authentic, hay. ing been taken from the books of the customs house.
 The steamship Queen arrived this afternoon from Seattle. She left that port on October 10. She will sail for seattle on October 24.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18

self that they were secure, was softly returning to bed, when bang. A bullet whist ed by his head. He dropped to tho floor, calling out to. the now thor Ouehly frightened Irvine not to shoot: that it was no burglar, but ''only me. " Irvine took two more shot, at the sup posed burglar, and then, covering hts head with the blankets, yelled lustily for help. .-
 After some time, Peterson succeeded in qu eting the would-be burglar de- stroyer: and, 1t i, needless tn say n ither of them slept any more untiI morning.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
An Ophir Claim Suit.

The Wild Goose M ming & Trading Co. have begun suit aga nst Lena 5. Walton, l.. II. French and other, to secure possession of No. l9 above On Ophir Creek. Plaintiff alleges that the claim was located in 1898 by F. $. Walker who conveyed it to tho Wild Goose Co.,, and that subsequently, the defendants entered upon and took fore ible possession of the claim. C. s. Johnson, A. J. Daly and Gordon Hall are the plaintiffs attorneys.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
IA FINAL
 REPORT Filed Thursday Afternoon By the Grand Jury.
RESUME OF WORK
Accomplished By the Iury-I5 True Bills of Indictment Returned and 10 Not True ue-InvestigatiOn of City
 Offices and Officials kecOmiale nded.

On Tn ,'ay aftori con the grand j try ii, i,led it's work and made it's final report. The report states tLat the grand jury looked into the con- dition of the several public offices, but only in casual way because business. like report Of those oiii, es could net b, made without checking up lbe variou. books and vouchers in the offices. Tn, retOrder', office was found in aoot shape an ul- = iaje, hut the jut. coul hot at this time state whethn lhe accounts of the office aie correct or otherwise. 1t would take loo, kkeepe 'onie time to g' over the papers, tt } rts and YOU hers, and the jul
 ecommend, that an accountant |.
 uployed 10 look up the probate ma, CTS new in the comn.i>s toner's otll,, The jury found the clerk s office run ii thorough and Us ness-like n.aune
 le records being u, ,j-tt-,!ate in ever
 clail and the system oi b, Ok keepin onprehensive and unique. The sN- te i- { e | lea of enc of the dep, ty cle Ks i the iii 'e and as been | ly apJ n lo"ed py United ot t., E q iii CT Fi .ct.
 The district attornel's office records were reported complete and in good shape.
 The United states fed. ral jail Wa, found lean and well kel1, bit adly ererrrnwsie l. a' |. tn ed ;slates ar shal Iii .hards is hearti' v Commended for