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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-01-21

W. NJ. Ladd, President
Charles Carpenter, Vice president
W. L. Steinweg Cashier
A. B. Cline, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
W. NJ. Ladd, W. L. Steinweg, Chas. Carpenter
H. B. Scudder. W. b. Dudley.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-01-21

Parties calling for the above letters
NJ. +. SPERRY, Z. NJ.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
Tie Body i'Ound.

Teller, July 30. The body of Harr. Baldwin, the young man who was drowned July , in Grantley harbor, was found last Monday morning by a man named Block near Point Riley, in Port Clarence bay. Block reported the finding of the body to L. $. Com missioner Henton and Deputy Marshal Hicks, who secured tug and brought the body to Teller. The body was identified by q ring on one of the fingers and the clothing. Coroner Ilenton held an inquest, and a verdict of death by drowning was returned. The body was taken in charge by tharles Born. of the Beau Mercantile Company, ill whose employ young Baldwin had been for some time prior to his lamentable death. and the re mains were buried in the Teller ceme- tery on Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
WILL ENFORCE
 FISHING LAWS
All Canneries Must Have
 Propagating Plants.
Fish Traps Must Also be Abolished ...The Work of Destruction
 Has Already Begun.

The United States government has begun strict enforcement of the laws regulating the fisheries industry of Alaska. Artificial propa gating plants must be put in at all of the canneries on the southeastern coast. Such is the edict sent forth by the treasury depart ment.
 The fish traps are also going, and the first to suffer was the Indian trap at Aux river, which was broken to pieces under the personal direction of Special Agent Coyle, of the treasury depart ment. Another one which is now under investigation is at Eagle river, and others will be looked after later. The cannery situation will be thoroughly investigated and the Alaska salmon given every chance that can possibly be allowed for their preservation.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
PERSONAL.

John A. Dexter. the well-known pioneer of Golovin, is in this city.
 NJ. Kjelsberg was a passenger this morning on the Corwin from Candle
 w. J. keene and Judge Rawson will leave Monday on the Saddle for Kotze- buc sound.
 Thomas F. Turner. an old-time klon- diker, arrived today on the Indiana from St. Michael.
 l.. A. Foilsc, the east end grocer, who has been suffering from ptomaine poisoning, is again able to be about.
 w. Binet. of the Nome Brewing Com pany, left on the Senator on brief bushes, trip to Seattle and San Fran cisco.
 John P. Cum and r, c. Kimball. of the postoffice department. left on the Dora today for St. Michael. Mr. Cum will return almost immediately.
 Capt. John Rosene, F.. B. McCowan and Count Podhorski, who were passen- gers from Siberia on the steamship Manuense, oane over from St. Michael this morning on the Indiana,
 Rev. Fr. Catado. s. J., is in Nome, and will succeed Rev. Err Van der Pol in this parish. Rev. F'r. Van der Pol will soon leave for Spokane, where he will be connected with Gonzaga college. Rev. Fr. Cataldo has been stationed at Nulato. and he will be assisted here by Rev. Fr. Devine, late of Mon treal
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
On August s.

Daggett & Harris, of the Golden Gate hotel, with their usual enterprise, have made arrangements with F. F. Simons to have his All-Star Sappho Company give one of their special performances at Golden Gate hall on Friday evening, August $. A new and commodious stage, which will embrace scenic and electric effects, will be erected. and the people of Nome will be enabled to wit ness tirst-class production, which will be musical treat in every way. SimOns' Imported Solo Orchestra will be enlarged for this occasion, and it goes without saying that the Golden Gate management will do their utmost to make this occasion one worthy of re- membrance, and the people of Nome will appreciate the efforts thus made. Tickets and box seats will be on sale at Golden Gate hotel on and after We'd nesday, August 6.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
NEWS NUGGETS.

Frank Johnston has opened a neat cigar store in the Horseshoe building.
 F.. Nj. Walters is requested to call at No. . Steadman avenue and see Frank l.. Parker.
 Dr. Wilkinson has removed his pri- vate office to the Kimhall building next door to the Hunter.
 If Ernest Hester will cail at United States Marshal Richards office he will learn something to his advantage.
 Dr. Snow today performed an oper. ation for tmor, the patient being Mrs McNevins, who lives on Front street east.
 Gus Brown, who runs 2 saloon at St Michael. it need scarcely be said, is no, Gus Brown, the well-known clothier of Nome.
 There are letters at the NUGGET office tor the following: Hugh Me. Donncll, Charles Graher, John Hanley, F.. NJ. Walters.
 United States Marshal Richards ad. vertiSes elsewhere in the NUGGET for tenders for loo tons of coal for use al the court house
 There are now 20 persons confined ir the federal jail. the crimes with which they are charged ranging from peti, larceny to murder.
 pr. Snow, assisted by Dr. Derbyshire recently performed d delicate operation on the infant son Of F. J. Porter. Tn, patient is doing well.
 A. Fl. Jose received by the last mai T letter informing him of the death o hi, uncle. Alfred Jose, which occurre recently in Seattle. Mr. Jose was il Nome in 1899 and 1900.
 J. B. Ridge, who last spring lost al eye on the Fish river trail to Candle went out on tine senator. Mir Ridg, iS almost totally blind, and the goo, people of the sandopit, where he lived kindly assisted him to return to hi home.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
SU1r1ONS.
II F.. SHIELDS, Attorney for theplaintiE.

In the United States District Court for the Dis
 tgict of Alaska Second division.
 J. Sundback, plaintn, ys. W. Dittring, de fendaDt.
 The President of the United States of Amer
 ca sends greeting: Tn w. Dittriug. defendant
 You are hereby summoned to appear in the United States district court District of Alaska, second division, at Nome in said division of
 Alaska. and answer the e mpaut Of the plain
 tiff. or judgment for want thereof vii! hr taken against you.
 You shall appear and answer the complaint in this actiOn within thirty (j0j days from the date of the service of th!> summons upon VOL. or judgment for want of >aiG appearance and an SWcr will De taken against you. Said action l. instituted to recover the sum of
 t&@i 70 and interest on said amount from the 18th day of July l'U. at the legal rate, and for costs of this suit. The said amount K con prNed in three causes of action. tO.wit: On"
 for goods, wares and merchandise sold defend ant. which amounts to the Sun of S32 2j. for work and labor the sum Of i3. and for money
 laid out and expended for said defendant the sum of sl09. 25.
 Tho relief sought by plsintifr is for the total
 sum of t9Si 70 and for interest on said sum from
 the 18th day of July 1901. at the legal rate and for the costs and disbursements Of this action. l By an order of the above court, made and filed l in the office of clerk thereof. at Numc. in the | said District of Alaska on tn" 21th day of July, | 1902 this summons has been ordered served by l publication in the NOME NrGGET, a newspaper l published at Nome, Alaska And said pub!ica
 tion by said order has been directed to be tnldo
 at least once a week for -ix consecutive weeks l
 mons will be July 2dth, 1902, and the date Of the | last publication September 18th, l@e. at which | time said publication will be complete. and Yop.
 the said defendant are hereby notified that you | are hereby required to answer the said com l pant within thirty days after the said l3t day | of september. f'u2 that being the date of the | completion of such period of publication and | that If you fail to appear and answer said com plaint within thirty days from the date IaSt aforesaid the plHintf will tuke luGyiurnt
 against you tor the sum of f1si. i0 together with | interest on said sum from the 18th day of July. | 1901. at the legal rate, and for costs and dis burSementN of this suit, the amount set forth ia said complaint.
 l Witness the Honorable Alfred S. Moore judge Of the said United States district court aud the
 seal of said court affixed this @1th day of July, | 1902.
 GEO. V. BORCnsENlTS. Clerk of the United Statcg Dis trict Court District of Alaska. Second Division. By JOIN T. REED. seal Deputy Clerk. l. $. Thompson, attorney for plaintiff Nome Alaska 726..wS
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
NEWS OF THE
 WATER FRONT Steamer Indiana Arrived
 This Morning. Will Sail for Seattle Monday Even ing...VesSeIS That Are. Due
 to Arrive Shortly.

Steamship Manucnse has arrived at St. Michael from the Siberian coast.
 On her lasttrip out the Senator had Sl passengers.
 Steamship Indiana arrived this morn ing from St. Michael with 3l passen- gers for Nome, and quite d number for Seattle. The Indiana has l,6OO tons of cargo to discharge. She will sail for Seattle on Monday afternoon or Tues. day morning.
 The following steamers were adver, ! tised to sail from Seattle for. Nome or the dates named: Nome City, July 25 Oregon, July 9; Valencia, July 3l; Roanoke, July 3l: John s. Kimball August l: Ohio, August l; Centennial August 10: Meteor, freight only, July 20. From San Francisco: St. Paul August 9.
 | Steamer Corwin arrived this morn ing from Candle creek. She will sail for the north on Monday next at noon. Steamer Elk will sail for Golovin and way ports this evening. Steamer Dora arrived last night from St. Michael and will sail for that port, via Golovin, this evening. Gasoline schooner Marie made the trip Thursday from Nome to Solomon and return in just l0 hours, landing her freight and passengers in the meantime.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
WEEKLY MAIL
 TO COUNCIL Contract Let to Brewer
 Stage Line. Mail Viii Be Dispatched From Nome to Council Once a
 Week or Oftener.

Council City is to have a weekly mail service from Nome. Yesterday Post Office Inspector r. C. Kimball made a contract with the John Brewer stage line. which operates between Solomon and Council, for service once week or oftener. The contract price has not been made known.
 The people of Council. under the con tract with B. F. Nudd from Chinik to Council, are practically without mail facilities. as has heretofore been told for two mails month each way be- tween Chinik and Council. and the people of the latter camp complain that they do even get that service.
 The Brewer stage line is said to be doing Il fairly good business and makes very good time, Nome being reached within 24 hours from Council.
 Postoifce Inspector kimball has ever evinced d lively interest in the mail service in Northwestern Alaska, and if it has been inefficient it has been through no fault of his. Last winter he went out after the kuskokwim mail, and found it, took it to St. Michael and forwarded it thence to Nome. after travelling more than 500 miles. Mr kimball has had the supervision of the mail service in this section since 1899
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
SUr1r1ONS FOR PUBLICATION.

In the United States District Court for the D.
 trict of Alaska, Second Division.
 Lyda V. stanton Plaintih, VN. William \. stanton. Defendant.
 The President of the United States of Ameri- ca, greeting: to William x. Sunton, defcndant abve named.
 You are hereby summoned and commanded to bpand appear in the said United States District Court iii and fur the District of Alaska. Second Division at the court room thereof. Gt Nome. in the district of Aa,l,@. within ihrty iHl days after the completion of the period of thr puh!i- cation of this >ummoEs Us hereinafter ~ri iui h. to-wit; within thirty (3p days after the ird day of September. iNO2. and answer the complaint Of the puutir herein. or judgment Fer want thereof will be taken against you and lOu ,ur further notified that if you fail tp gn-NCr ih" complaint Of plHintlIG herein within th" ti'l" aforesaid, plAiutiN will apply to th" Ih1N" tu titled court for the reici demanded in said ,;u. pluiut. t0-Wit: for decree of the above entitled court diSNulyin,t the bonds of m"irluluuS uON existing bctNc, Il the above neIH'd pluiutiI uud the above named defendant and awaltug tho ubov" named plaintif il divorce from tl' utof" named defendant. The ground on which said judgment and decree gre claimed iS Wli!tG de- scrtion on the part of the Suld defendant For th' period Of more thau two i2) years. The date Ot the order of service of this sUnn. mons by publication k July 22, A. D. l91!. and the said order directs that the service of Nutn- mons herein be made by publication thereof once q week for six consecutive weeks. in th" NOME NUGGET. a weekly newspaper published and printed at Nome. in the District Of lE,kd. The date of the first publication of thi, sum mons is the 23rd day of July, A. D.. lyo. and the date of the last publication Of this NmnI"rAr will be the 3d day of September A. p. l9u9. at which time the period of publication oi this -unmouS will be complete.
 siWitness the Honorable Alfred <. Moore. fudge of the said United States District Court in and for the District of Alaska. second Divis- ior and the seal of said court hercuuto affixed this 22nd day Of July. A. D., 1902
 GEO. V. BORtFSESH'S.
 Clerk of tho Y. S. District Court
 lSeal for the diStric; Of Alaska
 Second division.
 II F.. SHIELDS,
 Attorney for theflantiG. .-23 1t "
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Dry creek: claim No. above discovery on l'Fy creek ,r ,, october l6 I9DO-The lower half of clailn NC l5 on Specimen Gulch tributary Of Anvil creek claim No. below discovery clam on 'ihrNi creek. claim No I above discovery on Lint hlom creek: claim No. 2 below discovery cl'lm on Mountain creek. a tributary oi SbHkc rlN'T. 1 october l5th. 1900 That certain pitc' or llf eel of land situated lying ant wlnE on ih' porthcrly side of Front Street. and on when stands that certain two story frame hulldnt known uS the southern N0N known aN the | Royal Cafr) and fronting on Front street. nay ing n frontage ot about twenty-five tso) ttcl nu,l about eighty feet tSOl feet iu depth. also i That certain piece or parcel ot land sltuAl'u | lying and heiug on the nOrthcrN side or Front i street md fronting on Front street anu on | which now stands that certain frame huildnH | known as the "Bohcmia, formerly known aN | the Elk" (now known uS the Waldorf Snld | niece of land having frOnta-ept about thlrtF l feet on Front street and bCiu- about one huhd- | red feet or more Tn depth. all of said property being In the City 0! Nome, in the second Jun clinl Division of the Bi~tllct of Ala~Nil.
 l And that will accordingly orer saul real 'e, l tate for sale at pubic vraiur Ia the highest
 and best bidder for .+h on the 3rd day ot Sep. | tembCr A. D. 1929. ut II o'clock a,iH "i iit south side or front Of the court house CT me United States District Court for th" ltstlltt or
 Alaska Second Division at the City ot Npih' l District of Alaska.
 Dated this lSt day of August. A. D lgO' ! FRANK r. RICHARDS 4 United States Marshall Second yo 5tS Division District Of AlaSha
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE

united States of America. Second Judicial Division of the District of Alaska:--ss.
 Public notice is hereby given that by yir,ue ot n writ Of Teri facias for execution) dated Aug. iSt l92 issued out of the District Court. or the United States, for the Second Judlcini Division. District of Alaska on a Judgment rendered. in said court. on the 18th day of Oc- toher i'ql, m favor Of J. M. Standley and agaln>t Frank Osborn, I having herefofnre under and by virtue of writ of attachment issued out of the suid district court on the I5th Ily or October, lH0 in said cause, upon the dates hcreinafter mentioned levied upon the following described property, situated in Cape Nome miaing district in the District AlaslSa. to-wit:--
 October 10th iS00-The upper half of cl No. 1 on Grouse Gulch. a tributary of De creek; claim No. below discovery on E
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
Teller News Notes.

,. Taller, July 27.-The steamer Saddle
 made her initial trip according to suh- nor sohedule this week, making Teller on time both ways
 Steam schooner Arthur B.. loaded at :. the Kimball Company's lumber yards fwice during the past week for Nome. l. Schooner Abbie NJ. Deering came to ,elrbor in the outside harbor at about noon, o4 Saturday last and left with 1o0o 900, feet, of lumber from the Kim 6sll yard ate P. m. Sunday
 Gascliqc schooner Bessie K., Captain 4eesp, came to anchor in the outside 4as>or Sunday morning and will wait :octhe arrival of the Newsboy, when lAa will trahstsr her load of flour to the
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
Newsboy and then take cargo of lum-

Newsboy and then take a cargo of lum- Der from the kimblil yard for Nome. The Bessie K. should have transferred her cargo at Nome, but, it being rough there, Captain Green thought he would save time to have the transfer made here in smooth water.
 Steamer Myrtle II. made q trip to Mary's Igloo on Wednesday, heavily loaded, and returned Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
From the kOyukuk.

A party of Koyukers arrived this morning on the Indiana from St. Mich ael. Among them are Mrs Constable. F.. Henyan. J. w. RutTner and w. w. Brown. About loo persons will winter in the koyukuF, and the outlook, though not good at present, is prom ising for the future. The party left Bcttlcs on July %
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
Carr Against Gregg.

Curly Carr and Indian Joe Gregg have been matched for q 20-round con test for the 18th of this month. This will undoubtedly be the banner contest of this year. The match will take place at the Monte Carlo, and elevated seats will be used similar to those at the Seattle Bullene contest.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.

Sealed bids will be received by the under signed at the marshal oilicc in the l'rderl court house building Nome, Al"sku. up to noon on Inc gth day of August. l!09. for one hundred 600, tons of lump coal to be delivered a, the court house in Nome in lots Of four to tons each is called for and will be paid Tor monthly uS used
 Bidders must specify the kind and quality of cod proposed to bc furnished and the price if ton dcliV. red aS above.
 The right k reserved tO reject any or all hi',N
 FRANK II. RICHARDS,
 United States Marshal. second
 Division, District of Al"'lia q Nome Alaska, Aug. l. lHb2 t22t
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
NOTICE.

Nome. Alaska. july l5 1909 ! To the Town~itc settlers and Ot# pants Of inc Incorporated Town Of Nome AIa>ka. ! Notice iN hereby given thut the ty of Nome on behalf "t itsei! and for he beL,iit and on be- half Of every town lot occupant md claimant ! within the boundaries of the incorporated lown or Nome. has filed an Hrtion to quiet title in the ! District Court at Nome. within and for tho second judicial division Of lG. ujstrict of A!u>ka agdinSt The Nome SinCul, Mining Com, ptnN or Alaska, q corporation, Wai h claims an adverse right to a major portion li the ground and land within the Incorporated .mits of tht ahid cltY or Nome and adverse tD the Clty of Nome and to tn" toWn>itc settlers. and uS the city of Nome and all Of the town site settler. 1 have community of interest in tl question of thclr rights to the exclusive possession in and to all of the land now occupied hy the city of Nome and said towuSitc settlers p- against tn, adverse claim Of possession of the said Nome shook Mining Company, and in ul.lpr tO settle and quiet the titc in one suil al llw. all the rights of the city of Nome and tn, tuwnSite set tiers aN to their rights to the cXci tive uoSscs sion of the premises now occupied by them each and every townsitc settler, Tpant md agent of said settler and occupant are hereby notified to appear at the office or \. r. HOpEatt city attorney within and for the ci.V of Nome at his office over the Butte rrstaurrnt on Front street. in said city within }j days from the datt of the publication of this notice and subscribe and sign nn applration to be pre-. "nted to Lhc Honorable Alfred <. Moore. judge cf said dis trict court permitting you and each of you to be made party plaintiff with the i'd city of Nome in said action.
 hiN l'O'lN1 lN FtF'Ii l'l li' poNf Ol ltbffn Ing each ani every lot settler and occupant of such proceeding now pending in -Sah rOurt and an opportunity to Sud occupants to unite wit, the city of Nome in said action.
 There will be no expense to said occupant oi any Kind or character in said pro, .ciings. cX. cept his pro rata share of the expcI-cS of the litigation, which V i'll bC q nominal sHm.
 This action was brought by the city of Nome fof the purpose of qui"ting the tit, 10 all the land within the incorporated town ot Nome in one suit, and to avoid q multiplicity suits
 Y. r. Hu HATT,
 City ttturncy
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

NUGGET. newspaper printed and published in the city or Nome, District of Alaska
 The date of the first publication of this S,Irn. |. mons will he July 2ad, 1902, and the date of tho last publication September 10th l9G2 at which lme sad publication will be complete, and you thc said defendant, arc notified that you are re. qulred to answer the said complaint within thirty days after said 10th day of September l@'2 and that If you fail to answer said com. plaint within said time the pantir will take llWgmcnt against you for the sum of two hun dfed dollars. together with interest on said sun, rom the said l1th day of January, 1901, at the lcgdl Iute and costs and disbursements of this suit. Us set forth in said complaint
 Witness the Honorable Alfred S. Moore. Judge Of the United States District Court Dis. trict or Alaska Second Division, and the ssal of said court affixed this 22d day of July IQO1
 GEO. V. BoRCHsENIUS,
 Clerk of the q. $. District Court, Dis.
 trict Of Alaska, Second Division, - By HARRY C. GORDON, [Seall Denutv CIrrk S Thompson attorney for plaintin. 7.23-7tW
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
SUnr1ONS FOR PUBLIC TON.

In the United States District Court the Dis
 trict of Alaska. Second Division.
 l. 5. Thompson. plaintin. vs. A. F i:on2one. P. C. Ron2One and Frank Schwartz t'.feudants
 The President of the United Stat. .s Amer icu ntnuS treeting lo frlhk SchH /, q dc fendant in the above entitled action:
 You are hereby summoned tp ap,,r.r in the united States Distrrt Crlrt for ri, z. trict of Alaska, second ju'l ih division ''-a-- Nome. in said Ss.,-'
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Timothy Muldowney, the well known former proprietor of Tins Restaurant and Bakery, who recently returned to Nome, has opened first class restau- rant and bakery also known as Tim $ Restaurant and Bakery, in the McKln- ney building, Front street, near the foot 'of Steadman avenue. First class ser vice and first class meals.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
Paints and oils at q 'se's.

Steam Schooner Art fur B will msk regular trips between Tome and Tel. Ter, commencing July ?. For passen. ger and freight rates . 'pjy to North. western Commercial IO.. Telephone Black 3S, .
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

The Pacific Cold Storage company announce the arrival of large assort- ment of the finest meats and poultry. Eastern ard Olympia oysters, salmon and halibut, Agen's butter, etc, also Roslyn screened lump coal