davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1902-08-10
Paul Hines the Only Ball
Tosser to Accomplish
the Feat.
MADE IN PROVIDENCE IN 1878
Saved the Game for Rhode Island Club
The Player Product of Washing
ton Sand Lots-GGod Stories Told of
Olden Days on Ball Field.

There is in Washington the only pro-
fessional ball player who ever accom-
plished the feat of making triple play
The Washington times., 1902-08-10
BIRDS AGAIN SHUT OUT.
Brilliant Work of Cleveland Too Much
for Orioles.
(speeial % The washington Tlmes.l

CLEVELAND, Aug. 9.-over 10000
people saw the Blues whitewash Balti-
more today. Gochnaur made the only
error for the locals. The hitting OF the
home team was feature. The score:
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

FItlsDurg....
First base on errors-Philadelphia, l.
Left on Observation-Disclosures D; Pitts-
burg, J. First base on halls-on White.
L; off Cheshro. l. Struck out-by
White 2 Two-base hit-Wagner. Sac
ri6ce hit-DooIn. Stolen bases-krug.
Pransfeld. Double play-Hulswitt,
Krug. and Jennings. Hit by pitcher
BY Chesbro. l. Umpire-Mr oDay.
Time of game hour and % minutes
The Washington times., 1902-08-10
GAMES OF MINOR LEAGUES.

Connecticut - Springfield. I: New
London. Q Hartford. 6; New Haven
/. Bridgeport. 3; Norwich, 0. Water
bury, 8; Meriden, I.
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

New York state-Albany. 4; Troy. g.
Albany 8: Troy. 6. Syracuse, .; Bing-
hamton. 8. Syracuse. 0; Binghamtcn. l.
Schenectady, g. Johnstown. 4. Schenec-
tady, I; Johnstown, 6. Ilion. 0; Utica
l.
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

by Clifton Boat Club. Staten Island:
George s. Scofield, bow; Otto Won Dan
nenberg. 2; Charles Henderson. 3; F. c.
Townsend stroke. Second. Ariel Row
ing Club, Baltimore: s. Richards. bow;
G. W. Johnstone, 2; C. L. Carmine, g.;
Rowing Club, Manitoba: S. Richards.
how; G. ". Johnstone, 2; F. NJ. Bole, g.;
c. s. Riley, stroke.
This was very even contest up 10
the lrst half mile. when the Carueks
drew away slowly and the Ariels at
tempted to cut down lead of a length
gained up to the mile point. They spurt-
ed gamely. and made quite an impress
sion. The Winnipegs were compelled to
let out what reserve iorcs they had.
which enabled them TO win Gr- by three
and one-half lengths. the Ariels beating
the Clinton crew by five lengths. Time
S:40I2.
Double Sculls.
Intermediate double sculls-Shawmuti
Rowing Club. Boston-Patrick J. Shiles,
bow; Thomas Whealy. stroke Westend
Club. New Orleans-John G. Weber, bow;
Robert Paquett. stroke. Boston ATHLETIC
Club, Boston. Mass.-Ernest George,
bow; Rudolph J. Than,isch. stroke.
Western Rowing Club, st. Louis-Gus
Noege. bow; Louis Hahn. stroke.
The Western Rowing Club caugh; the
water first with the Shawmuts secord.
The Westend double showed in !ropu A;
the quarter
To the turning point they rowed in fine
shape. being the first to round the stake.
with the Westerns second. Just at this
point, the Shawmust and Westerds had
mix-up, the latter crew being run
into because the Shawmuts made their
turn from starboard to port
This enabled the Boston Athletic As
sociation 10 take lead which they
never relinquished. They finally won
by five lengths from the Westerns. with
the Shawmuts third. Time 9:2Sia.
Quakers Win Out.
Senior eight-oared shells-Penusyl-
vania Barge Club. Philadelphia. ". a.
Magee. bow; W. P Lammon. 2: II. E.
Darby. jr.. 3; ]. P. StockwelI. 4; W. l..
Ballentine, 3; J. C. Decker. 6. T. f..
Decker. I: J. A. poers, stroke; Percy !.
Wall, coxswain.
Vesaer Boat Club, Philadelphia. ].
Dempsey, bow; E. Marsh. 2: F. Scheli.
3; r. c. Lockwood, 4; ]. Geiger ); T.
McGiIl, 6; II. G. Debacke, I; j. o. Exley.
stroke; J. P. Love, coxswain.
After the crews had gone to the half
mile mark nearly aligned, the Vespers
began to draw away. At the mile they
~ TT.
Barge crew spurted for the last quarter,
but were unable to just get up. being
beaten by one and one-quarter lengths.
Time, minutes 37Ia second.
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

observation-disclosures. 4; Worcester. 2
Jersey City. 6; Newark. s. Toronto, l.:
Rochester, 0. Toronto. 5: Rochester.
3. Montreal 6; Buffalo, 0. Montreal.
I2; Buffalo, s.
The Washington times., 1902-08-10
REDS TWICE DOWN
BOSTON OUTFIT
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Brooklyn, /; st. Louis, i.
Pittsburg. / +. Philadelphia, 0.
Chicago, S; New York. ,.
New York. >; Chicago. 3.
Cincinnati. !; Bcstcn, 0.
Cincinnati. s; Boston, ..
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

New ngland-Lowell. 3; Dover, s.
Nashua. o.: Fall River, 2. Concord, .;
Haverhili, .. Manchester, 7; Lawrence.
l.
The Washington times., 1902-08-10
ST LOUIS TAKES FIRST OF
SERIES FROM THE SENATORS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
ST. Louis, u; Washington T.
Cleveland I; Baltimore, 0.
Detroit, /; Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago s: Boston, Z.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Washington at ST. Louis.
Baltimore a Cleveland
Boston a Chicago.
Philadelphia Detroit.
The Washington times., 1902-08-10
CRACK 0ARSMEfl
SMASH RECORDS

CONTINUED from Ffst PaseJ
The Washington times., 1902-08-10
Standing of the Teams.

{No games seheduled.)
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

Philadelphia o 0 90 o. %
Pittsburg. 0 0 0 i o 0 O. O-l
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

ST. Louis % 2 3 / 2 2 0 x-l2
Washington % 0 0 0 0 . a
The Washington times., 1902-08-10
Where They Play Today.

Cincinnati. s; Bost'
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

judgment for the sum of 3579.9a, with interest, being the reasonable price md value of lumber unu building inu terials furnished oy said plain t1 upon q cJntT;,tt. md I,ei in the construc- ton of said bull ing 0tbr said, to-wit: Int certain one-StorN, HVe.room 1T me Duii,ilng situated in the city of Nome, in the District of AldsIa, For the fur her sum of &i.50 for verify ing and recording lien upon said building and llnds upon which the same ts sitGated, and for the further surn oi slC0 as attorneys Iccs for foreclosin2 s.id lien and asks that all of said sums be declared a lien upon suid house and the lands upon which the same is situlted and that the same be sold to ttisry S.it judgment, and thnt execution iss1e for any oencicncy there upon.
 The order for service by publication of the foregoing summons is dated the 4Gh day of January, A. D. ibU2,
 Date of nrst publication Of this summons JAuu ny Sth, A. D. EU2.
 l. st dty of the period of publication of this summons. February 18th, A. ID, ls02.
 Dated this Sth day of Janglary, A. D. 1909.
 H. G. STEEL,
 Clerk of U. $. District Court SecOud IScGll Division, District of Alaska,
 By II. C. GORDON, Depaty. Thompson. Murnne & Thompson. and Y NJ. Reed. attorneys for puintiTs offices on SteId- man avenue. NCIuC,. .Aluska. lS7twW
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Wl,iskey Discovered in a Cave.

Nothing too good for the patrons of Board of Trade. Just received D bar relS of Mounsh;ne corn whiskey that was made in lS.0 by Harris Tyson in the Blue Ridge mountain district of North Carolinaa and beng made contrary to law was md m q cave to prevent the government from collecting the rev enue. He stored 800 barrels in this cave. Some ten years later be Was klled hy revenue officer and the whl>key wa, iOrgotteil, until 1900 wht n his son. Harris Tyson. Jr., discovered the epti ance to thlS cave and entered Tor half a mile when he Was attracted by d very pleasant udOr. Eaving a desire to locate the OdOr he continued a little further where he discovered d pile of half decayed slaves and iron hoops ana a short distance ahtad he came to d small lake and on examining it he found it 10 be whl>key. It had been pat up in barrels with iron hoops which had rrloted and broke and let the whi-key out and 1t turmel this lake. He immediately set up a distill- cry aGd refined the whiskey. getting only 90 barrels out of the original 5UJ. 1t Is as pure as wniskcy can be made, being made from white flint corn and pure mountain water and has never passed through the hands of any Jew rectliier or wnole-ale dealers. Try 1t straight or as a hot loddy and you Wall say It is the proper thing. We also handle Duff Gordon Sherry, vln,a9e 1883: 0. V. 0. spanish Port. vlnlaae 1895: Old Imported Mar'ell Brandy, vintage 1881.
 ADAMS & THAGARD,
 prnnriatprS
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
SUflM0NS.

In the United States District Court in and for
 the District of Alaska Second Division.
 C. E, Bayles and Sol. c. Simpson, doing busi- ness Gs Simpson eS Co. plaintiffs, vs William Seliner, George Othmer and George Schmitt, defcud8nts.
 The President of the United States Of Amer. ica, to the above named defendunts, William Seliner George Othmer and George Schmitt, greeting:
 You are herrby summoned and required to appear in the United St ties District ourt in the District of Alaska, Second judicial division sitting at Nome, in said district, und to answer the complaint or plnintin in he aDuse emitted action within thirty days Aftor the compe .ivl of tn" period of publication of this s' mmons. and if you fail to. answer said complaint within that time plaintiffs will take judgment gAlIist ou for the sum specified n st:ii eonpiai .,, and wiil sppiy to ssiG court for the relieI uelnuD.ed in said complaint.
 Plaintifr C. F.. Baylcs in said complaint de. mands judgment for the sum of f20J, win in terest. claimed to be due upon q contract for the construction of certain one story, five room frame bafldidg, skpated in the city of NG me, in the District Of Alaslr, und for the further sum of &25 with interest," upon con the construction of said house, and for the further sum of$a.s0 for verifying and re- orcing ! lien upon sii, house ana the lands upon which the s:me is situuted. end fos the s,m of Sl00 IFS attorneys fee for foreclosi. saio If n, md aslxs that all of ia sums ba 6eclarc,.a lien upon said house and lands upon which the saxpe is situnted, and that said house and lundS may DC sold to satisfy said judgment and that cxecn- tion issue for thy dcilciency thefeupol gas.
 Plaintiff Sol C. Simpson. 0oi.g business Es Simpson &- Co.,, in said complaint demands
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

end also in payment of certain half interest which he alleges he held in the Melbourne saloon last summer. Me Grade entered suit against Mrs. Me- Connell before leaving for the outside, his trip. to Seattle being said to tc' wholly with the pnrpse oi thace meet ing Ed Mcconnell Eiu sell, and er- forcing q settlement of his claims. The case is q most eompli> ated one, eating. back 10 The time when the W jllie IF - ing was the queen of the Yukon, and Hamilton and Mcconnell were the owners. In a certain mining deal q note was signed for Sl4,O00 to Hamilton by Talbot and Mcconnell. It is now claimed by Mr. and Mrs, Mcconnell that the title to the claim becoming n dispu.e,. the deal was called of and Hamilton gave receipt in futl of Me- Councils share of the note. Ed Me- Cornell left Dawson in SeptemLer last to look after his Nome properties, he said.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
THE ARCTIC
 BROTHERHOOD
Ce1e tration of the Founding of Cam 3 NJme, No. (, at the Brother.
 hood Hal! Thursday Night.

The second anniversary of the found- iny of Camp Nome, Nc. 9, Arctic Brotherhood, wa, celebrated on Thurs day night at the camps hall. There wa a large attendance Of members. and an eAcelle nt program was carried out under the direction of F. W. Swan ton, chairman of the house committee.
 The program began with number of ls.er Doxing contests, participated in by F.. Carrick and l.. Conner, H. Huber and w.. NJ. Maj tin, of the Fort Davis miltary post: Stewart Carter ana F. r. Sullivan; Y. w. Bullene and George Sansazon: l.. l.. Lane and Harry Pigeon. All the bouts were ex- ceedingly interesting, those between Garter and Sullivan and Lane and Pigeon being especially clever. Capt. George B. Ballwin was master of cere- monies. Campbeli's orchestra rendered fine music: short address was deliy- cred by Arctic. Chief Hannum, and musical selections and stories were rendered by Harry Leland, Jack Hines, J. B. McKeOn, Capt. Baldwin, Albert Fink. J.. P. Parkinson. \. C.. Griggs an others. Refreshments were copious-, ly served during the evening.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11

sum of F3 47A35 md costs, which sum is cla ;m.a to De duo pantin for services rendered hy said plaintsand o.hers.during the yeur of Iy0I upon piicer mining claim known, called and rcccydcd ts No. below upper discovery on Ruby creek and frnctiUnad joining the upper end of said cGn known is fraction between upper discov cry and No below on said Ruby creek. in ,h. Council City recording district, District ~ Aiusl1r, upon which said property plain, ff claims a lien for said labor, and plnintifr WI. apply to sai l court for the relief demanded in said complaint
 The order for service by publication of the foregoing summons is dated tho l2.h day of Ds. ccmDer, A. D. lsot.
 Date of the first publication, December h A. D. ls0i,
 Dated this isth day of December, A. D. Ieg.
 H. G. STEEL
 Clerk of the U. s. District Court for
 the Second Division of the District
 of Alaska. THOMPSON. MURANE < THOMPSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
 Of,ee on Steadman avenue near Third street. Nome. Decl4.jw
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
SUMMONS.

In the United States District Court for the DiStrict of Al.ssKl, Second A'ivision. Anna Ross. plaihtiif, vs. W. \. Garter, de- feuuant. The President of the United States of Amer ivn greeting: To w. N. Carter:
 Iou are hereby summoned to appear in the United States District Court for the District of Alaska, Second division, at Nome, in Lne Dis. trict Oi AiaSKit, on March Is, i.O2, and uefenl the aDovC entitled action in the court aforesaid: and in case of your failure 50 to do judgment will be entered agtinst you, according to the oemund Of the compialnt, now on lie in the office ol the clerk of Said court
 This acGion is based on promissory note given by you tit Nome, Alaska. on April ,, KOI for the sum of one hundred and ihirJy-five 1JoJ dollars, pdyabie on CT before July l, 1901, with interest thereon Gt tho rdCe Of ten per cent pci annum after maturity, to one George Scaton. and Tor vaiu.. blc consideration lruusferrId q b, him to the plaintiff.
 The order Ter service by publication of the foregoing simmons is dated January s, iyU2 date oI lfsL pdDlicdoiUn. January i, lsU1. Ddteu thl, iu udy ci Jan tary, iSU4.
 h. G. STEEL,
 Clerk of the United States District Court for
 the District or Alaska, Second Division. )SeaD By HARRY C. GORDON
 Deputy ierk. P. J. CosToN,
 Nome, Alasku.
 Attvrncy Tor Plaintiff. 147twS
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
hill Aiiout Dexter a Busy
 SCsne During DeGemher..
WORK
Was Dcre by rlany Persons During the Closing Days of the rsonth- Considerable Work in PrOgress on Dexter and Vicinity,

Dexter Creek, January S.--The hills around Dexter crcek ant vicinity were alive with people the last ten days ol Decelaber most of whom were in a hurry to do the wora necessary to hold their claims twelve months longer. Shaft, deep and shafts shallow were sunk, but up 10 date nothing ha, been struck that had not been chronicled q heretofore.
 4 house has been erected on the Mo- laS>es claim, and work will begin m. meliately. Capt. Carlson has let q lay, aud no eff rls slll be .pared in tlrning up the yellow metal.
 Joe Gibson has leased the BOwery claim, and Is now prospecting it.
 Bettincourt and Mckay have leased No. bench on Grass gulch, and are working day and night. Louis Lane, the owner, was on the creek last week, looking after his numerous interests.
 Other visitors on the creek recently were Barney Gibney, Captain Carlson, w. Fl. Dohrmann, w. E. Hastings. N. E. Solner, C. L. Johnson, of the Pioneer Company. W. D. Shrauz and NJ. C. Emerson.
 Mr. Crosley has been attending to some work on Gras, gulch Tn the in- tert st of Judge Reed.
 Besides doing a great deal of work on Cooper gulch. r. w. Butters has four men working on No. bench claim, Dexter creek. They have a good outfit, ard are apparently very much in earnest.
 The holidays passed very quietly. and but for tue ceaseless travel toward this winters mecca, Candle creek, the gulch would be deserted. The Sour Dough rOadhouse gave dinner, which was enjoyed by many of the miners, while many more passed the holidays in Nome with friends.
 The trail through Dexter creek has been placed in excellent condition, and is being used by most of the musher,, as it is all down hill and takes them to the doors of the different roadhouses.
 J. A. Dufresne has been very i'll at his residence, but is able to be out again.
 John Sengstrom, layman op Nos. and ,, left fork, spent the holidays in Nome, but has started in full blast again.
 On the Independence bench claim R. J. Park has hole down l3 feet, bat bed, ock has not yet been reached. This part of the creek has hitherto. been but little explored, and his progress is being wrtched with interest.
 The infant son of Axcl Olson, of the Sugar claim, has been seriously ill for some days past. Dr. Rininger, who was called, performed a delicate sur- gical operation, since when the child is rapidly convalescing.
 w. D. Schranz has resumed work on the claim al the head of Specimen. and will work the balance of the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
MORE THAN A MILE A MINUTE.
ord Run in Nebraslka Between Grand leland and Omaha.

A record run through Nebraska was made by the Union Pacific fast mail, which covered the 153 miles between Grand Island and Omaha in 15O ninu- utes.. The time was ten minutes under the best previous score. The spet d was made possibly by perfect weather and the fau.tless operation of the huge locomotive. The train left Grand Is- land behind time and took . c0-mile leap at the outset West of North Bend the train was covering 70 miles of prairie an hour, and this side of that town reached the s0-mi.e mark for some distance. The mail drew into Omaha on time at $40 o'clock. having made as rapid long-distancc run as any train ever accomplished in the vest. s~
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
ADNilNl lSTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Alexander Patterson, deceased. Notice to uli persons is hereby given by the unLersignod, administrator or the estate vf AeStnUer PaLtcrSol, dc.et Sed, that Dy au order of the United Suatcs commiS 1iuners court for the District Of AlaSdI, Second Division. Fairhaven precinct, duly entered on the 2jth day or November, iH0l he was appointed ad- minisLratOr of the cs ate of Alexander Patter- son, uecedScu: liso
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. administrator of the estate of Alexander Pat sons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. wivhin six mouths after the first publication Of this notice, to the said administrator. at his residence in Candle City. Alaska, the same being the place fOy ,he transaction ef the busi- ntSs of sail estate.
 s. A. PEPPER.
 Administrator of the Estate oI Alex
 ander PatUerSCn Deceased. Dated at Candle City, Aiusia November 27th. 1901. l.&5tW w
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the United States Commissioners Court; District of Alaska. Secono Division, Precinct of Nome. Sitting us Court of Probate.
 Iii the matter of the estate of John C. Molloy deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. w. Y. Geiger, the aOministrator of the estate of John ..Molloy, Geceased, to the creditors oI, ana all ptrsonS having IIaims against, said estate, 10 exhibit them. wi h the proper vouch. CTS within six months from the date of this no. tee tsald date being the date of the first publi- catlpn thereoiJ, to said aaniuistrutor. at his feslueucc, sitd..tcu ut the south ena of W. F. Geiger's uriug", on the south side of tsiversiue avenue, in the city oI Nome. in the precinct of Nome, District Oi Ai.,shd, Second division
 Dated Junuury ist, A. D. 1.02
 W. E. GErGER.
 :, a Administrator.
 Attorney TOT Administrator l-l.5t-wW
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGA RATIONAL,

The pastor of the Congregational church will next Sabbath evening be- gin a course of sermons on the Bible; the first wi!l be on '"The- Necessity of a Bible" The subject in the morning will be Praying for Others.;'
 CATHOLIC.
 Services will be held in St. Joseph's First mass at 8 a. m.; last mass at II Q. rn.; sermon and benedlc. tion by Rev. Father van der Pol, >. j.
 EPISCOPAL
 St. Mary's Mission of the Episcopal Church, Fourth Street aud Steaduan Avenue-Rev. c. H. H. Bloor, D. D., rector. Sunday services at lI.4J a. IL.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE.
In United States District Court, District

In United States District Court, District of
 Alaska Second Division
 James A. GibSou, plli.tin vS. Robert Hayrer and J. T. Murphy, defendants.
 Under and bJ virtue of special writ of exc cution and order of sale of attached Operty issued out of said court on the l0tn cay of January 1902, in the above enti,ied Gcsiou, wherein James A. Gibson, US plain, ,iii, obtained q judgment and order of sale Ct attached prop erty ag snst Robert Hdyner and J. T, Murphy, as defendants. on the Z3d day of December, EUl. which sail judgment is in the sum of Si, ,602.5O. aDu costs of suit taxed at %4.oU, and Was o, the 2.,d day of December l.0l, duiy doctleo oed in the clerks office of said court in Judgment Book l.. on page Gs, am commanded to sell uil or that certain real property in the District uf Alaska, in the municipality of Nome, described all that certain lot of land situated und being on the noLtherly side of Front street. in the city uf Nome, extending twenty-four (2i) feet aiung said Front street and to Il depth of one hundred and fifty G50) feet northcrly una at right angles to said street. and bounded on the eas.eriy side by the property Of the Wild Goose Mining & Trading Company, together wi,h the Duii,.- ngS on said lot, known us the Waldorf saloon building:
 Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 10th day of February llua. at 2 o'clock D. m of that day. in tront oI the Uni ed States Court building, in Nome, District uf Alnskn. I will, in obedience u si special wriv of execution and order Of 'le of utt che, prop erty. sell the aoovc described property, or so much thereof ss may be necessary to satisfy paiatin's judgment, with interest thereon. wi costs anu aecrued costs, tu the highest ti,u pest bidder for c4sh in iawfui money uf the United States.
 Witness n nd and official title on this 10th
 FRANK II. RIcHARns
 United $ S.ales Marshal oI the Second
 Judicial Division of the District of
 AlnSSa
 Bard & Seholield, attorneys for plaintiff
 Date of first publication, Saturday, January II. 1902 l-il-4tS
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOME, Alaska October 30 1901
 To James Warren Dickson: You are hereby notified tnat 1 have expended the sum of one hundred and fifteen dollars. in labor in performing the assessment work for the year i9Ol upon that certain claim known as the Fish clhlrn containing twenty acres, more or loss, placer mining claim on Fish .reek a trinn- tiry Of Solomon rivef. in the Bonanza Min. ing Dist. ict, District Of Alaska. as will ao- peur by certificate filed August 2Sth A. b. 1854" in the a,lee of the recorder of the said dis trict. in order to hold said mining propertI undet tne proviSonsof section Z3.4 of the Re vised statutes oi the UniteL States, being the amount iei uired to hold the same for the year 1i0l
 You will please take notice that if you do not within ninety days. afterthe publication of this notice pay your proportion, or Ii you refuse to pay your proportion of such expenditure as aforesaid, as co-owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undcr- signed. under said section ,3.1 Revised Stnt. utes of the United States. OctS0, WILLIAM NInISRN
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-11
SUMMONS.

In the United States Distrie~ Court for the Dis.
 trict of Alaska. Second Di sision.
 ,,yJ; k. xichardson, plaintin, vs.. William nilhes.ta ana Coioraao Company, u corpora. ti.n, ucfen,a nIS.
 The PrcsiAent Of the United States of America icy. greeting: .'s .A'''s
 lou are hereby summoned and required to appesf and answer piaintifts cornplainG in the of the Jerk Ut tho DisUlict ourr i'm nn r ti Sacond Division of .hc District Uf Aiasx.,. ,,t sne oart House at Nome. in said disrri,.t Wrn,n U aSs after the tist publication of mi, A. D. liu2 VI january, :, II yo- | I tc nsser said complaint with;n 'nas ''ms pl'intin will take judgment for ihn