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The Nome nugget., 1902-04-30

cree of forecios, and the proceeds tn rcof ID piled in satiNfacti"h z. N.id amount no" dl: promiSsory note. tOHether with interest and costs, and also that sufficient of any surplus arising from s'l" yc r"- Lined in the registry of the court for 'Ns laf,4'l when due Gf the Ual- ant' oi l1a nri'. s..9Du y z 70 $Hwr. Judg WfTt.e tI H. i,.-u. ' O. t'l con. point ! at tnr .atc.l. ., o; O.. ..1 G.....dauts -ala these cI.I:uu.l .nDt. tl.,a ... sal lower 5aJ feet uf sad ci.l,n Uc au!u,tgru subo. ,.nate an. subject tp sand iru and Do finally barr D and fOrecIONed hy ,aid foreclosure s' .' saving tU said cefend- ants ihClr iC-'I i,EHt ui iouenpi on. Said com piaint also pgd.~ ..r general i'.Itf including costs. The dici ..-a John Doc, Ei, hard Roe and Peter ot a.' .., yD i!. sad ,'..f 2. ut to be hctitious nUia., uf ur1iAlunt~ ,~" 1T e EamcS are unknown to the paintll.. ...d plain tiff in sad complaint asks tbGt .wh,n ascer- t&ined their true harIeS b" inserted and ull pro cccGinGh amended accordingly
 Aud you. thr ot tcnGa,' tfu.' i'd. .., -trohJ uoiiIc' ihnt i: tur fan t" GAs%"g the ,.Wl!"!Ht the p!aHtin wii apply to the court for tAe req demanded therein.
 This summon, has, by an order Of thc above entitled court dated and filed the 9th day Of April l0t in the office of tle clerk of said court at Nome, Alaska, been ordered to be served by publication in the NOME NUGGET. newspaper published at Nome, Alaska, and said publication by said order was directed to be made once week for six weeks. The date or thr lira, publication Of this summons wil be April h. .sgt9. and the date of the last publica- ton MIN 2lst. lpO2 al which time said publica- tion will be complete. and you, the said defend ants. nrc hereby notified that you are required To answer the >aid complaint within thirty days after the said 2lst day of May. lr02, being tAe date Of the completion of such period Of puhh- cntiou. and that if you fail to appear and an ~wcr said complaint within thirty days from the date last aforctaid the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com plaint and judgment for want of such answer will be taken against you
 Witness the Honorable James Wickcrshnm. Judge of the said United States District Court. and the seal of said court affixed this eth day of April, l&l3
 II. c. STEEL
 Clerk of the United States District Court,
 District of Alaska Second Division,
 By HARRY C. GORDON, Seal Deputy Clerk.
 J. II. Tam and Ira D. Orton. attorneys for plaintiff. New Eldorado building, Nome. AlaSku 497tW
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
In the United States DiStric. Court for tho
No Gli3


 In the United States Distric. Court for the Dis.
 trict ui Alaska. 5 lvond Division.
 Aubrc, 5 Crane plaintiff vs. D. J. Campbell. William A. Gilmore. C. B. Mcdonnell, W. T. IIi9een, John Doc, Richard Roe and Peter Cor. defendants. Action brought in the District Court for ihH District of AlGska, Second di{i- sion. and the complaint therein uIcI lu the office Of the clerk thereof at Nome, District of Alaska.
 The PrasdInt of the United States Of Amer. icA. to D.J. CInpDru, William A. Gilmore C. E, Mcconnell, ". |. Hi.ccu, and John Doe Rich ard Roe ant Peer COc, whOsH true ndlreS arc unknown, g.tctiuE.
 You and each ot you are hereby notified to appear GHl answer the complaint filed by the plaintiff in the above entitled action ia the Dis. trlct ourt for Inc District of Alaska, second division, at Nome Alaska. within thirty (5Oj days from the date of ScrN ice on you of this summouS. or judgment for WUnt thereof WII be taken against you. The relief demanded in said complaint is q judgment against tn" dcf"ud- ant D. j. CauIpb"l. for tho sun of GG,UyU to- gcthrr with interest on the sum of S2.uuJ from October l>t, E0l; on the sum of Sl.UOu from De cCmhcr lst. iDl, aud on the sun of G5,UU rom the 2d day of March. laD!; said judgment being demanded upon certain pTOmlsspry note for 20 UU executed and urlivo rel on the 10th day Of September, 1901. by s;.id Dl toudant D. J. Camp bell to Plaintiff A. S. Crane. and payaute in ln- Stallmcnts aN follows: 32,uJO on or before Oc- tober lSt, 1901; Gl,0G0 on or before December 3lst. 1901; |3O,U within sixty days following S1J0D or before ; cptcmbtr 23th, l9J2, and S7 900 on or before September 18th. IgU3. judg ment and decree is also demanded uv said com plaint cstabli hing in favor of plIluuI u ven dor's lien for said several -SltnS together with interest as aforesaid. Ou the lower 3D0 feet or placer mining claim knOWn GS No. T above dis covcry on iouldef creek, tributary of Turner creek. in the kougarOk recording district, and that said lien bc forccoSed and said lower 300 feet of said placer mining claim be sold underde-
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Max GpGcttc and o. J. Comtois:
 Notice j. hereby .iyen you that the under signed. Edward k. Dunn. being a co-ownrf with you of that certain pla. rr mining clam in the Cape Nome Mining District, District of Alaska. situated upon that certain creek known as Bourbon creek. and being known aS placer claim No. ! below discovery on Bourbon creek. has performed on the aforesaid placer mining claim, ut his own expense. more than one hun drad dollars (rluD worth Of labor and improve mentS for the year 1901. that the aforesaid Max GodcttC l. tn" owner of an undivided Gnc-t third G-.0 interest in the aforesaid placer mining claim, and the said O. J. ComtoiS is the owner of an uEdl. .idtd one third 0-3) lntcrtS- in said clam. and the undersigned is the owner of the remaining onc-thld U-:0 interest of said claim: that Ihc said Max GOdclt and c. J. COmtoiS or either of them. have not contributed their or his proportion of Nald expenses incurred by the unlcreigu q m p"tforrJu! sad labor and i'm p"oNtnoit on ~1ld claim made during the year iV0I. which SHid expense i~ iu the sum of one hundred dollars tflOO). and the proportion of said expense that should have been contributed by.sMaX Godctt" k thrly-thrCe and oncthird dollars tS@.33 ,. and the proportion that should have been contributed by the said o. l. ComtoiS is thirty three and onc-third dollars tf33.33 l).
 And notice iN hereby given that unless the said Max Godcttc shall contribute hi, propOr tiOn of the aforesaid expenses the said Max Goc"tt"'> undi"ided our-thirI interest iu said placer claim will. dt th" expiration of ninety Coi days from this 2ith day of March. lY02. he forfeited unto the said Edward R. Dunn, and the interest of SGtd MIX GOdcttc in the afOFe- said placer miGinE claim Will become the prop crty Ot his cu-ownCr. Edward H. Dunn. who has made Inc required expenditures. aN aforesaid
 And notice k also hereby given that un"NS the said O. J. CoiutuiS shall contribute his pro portion of the aforesaid expenses the said 0. J. ComtUl>' undivided one third interest IA sad placer mining C! inl will, ai the expiration Of ninety GU) days from thir 2jth day of x rth l!0! h" forfeited unto tic said Edward k. Dunn. and the interest of >aid O. J. Comtoi~ in the aforesaid placer mining claim will become the property of his coowncr Edward k. Dunn. who ha, mace the required expenditures. as aforesaid.
 Dated Nome. Alaska this 2jth day of March, 1902
 EDWARD R. DUNN,
 3 26-3nW Co-Owner.
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DisqraCeful Scenes in British Columbia Legislature.
PRINCIPAL ACTORS
Call Each Other Blackguards, Scoun- drelS and CurS-While the Chaplain Prayed, One of the Members Cap. tured a Fellow Members Seat.

Victoria, Feb. 25.-The scene in the United States senate, as the result of which Senators Tillman and McLaurin of South Carolina are still in contempt, was more than duplicated in the Brit ish Columbia legislature yesterday. Joe Martin and his former champion, Smith Curtis, being the principal ac- tors. With the redivision of lines and the opposition to Martin joining forces with Premier Dunsmuir, Richard Nc Bride, the newly chosen leader of the opposition, naturally took possession of the leaders, place at the left of the speaker, his party also holding eau cuses in the opposition committee room. Yesterday morning Martin and his three personal followers seized this room, and the opposition party was forced to retire to the Cedar committee rooms for private deliberations. When the house met in the afternoon the gov ernment had recognized the recon struction of the opposition by placing seats as indicated by the opposition leader and whip. Martin became very angry at the change. and prior to the opening of the session took his position immediately behind Mcbride, calling him bully and blackguard, and de- manded him to vacate the seat of Oppo- sition honor. ''Is there anyone who will defend this imposition?" he roared. Smith Curtis promptly sprang to his feet. 'I will," he shouted back. "You've stated in an interview that you intend to support the government; then you go to the government side, where you belong; you're no longer a leader of the opposition or in the oppo- sition."
 Finance Minister Prentice rose to protest.
 "What do you know about it?" called Captain Tatlow, from the opposition side. "You can't regulate the opposi- tion: you attend to your own affairs. "
 A few minutes later the angry legis- iators came to blows. Martin had seat ed himself as the chaplain entered to read prayers, and when the members rose for prayer he slid into McBride's seat. As soon as prayers were con- cluded Curtis seized Martin by the throat and, shouting "You irreverent cur" backed him against the wall. McIunes, GilmOur and others hauled Curtis off, and order was restored with the greatest difficulty.
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North Pole Expedition.

Copenhagen, March 5.-Letters dated Franz Josef Land August T. have been received from the Danes who accom- panied Baldwin-Iiegler Arctic expe- ditiOn last year. They arrived at Franz Josef I.and after trying experi- ences, but all on board are well. They intended to winter at Franz Josef Land and then proceed northward unti stopped by the ice, when the party will start towards the north pole. Mir. Bald win hoped the America would reach S3 degrees north.
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English Machinery Trust.

London, March 6.-Presiding at the annual meeting of the machinery trust today, Joseph Lawrence, M. F., chair man of the trust, said he was not in favor of the suggested amalgamation with the American printing machinery trust, but the directors were not op- posed to cordial cooperation with the American company. in which event both concerns would be able not only to dominate British and American trade, but also the trade of Europe.
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the middle fork of the KOyukuk river about 20 miles above COldfOOt, and the new diggings are but few miles above the mouth of Hammond. It is said that the depth to bedrock is from Is inches to feet and the pay very good. As soon as the reports are confirmed we shall write you more fully regarding this strike:
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News From Koyukuk.

Dawson, Y. T., March 8.-The agent of the N. A. T. x T. Co. at Circle, writing to the Dawson house under date of Feb. 20, says in relation to the K0yukuk:
 "Eeports from Koyukuk are very favorable. The latest, and presumat ly the best, strikes in that district are said to be on Hammond river and its tributaries. Hammond river enters
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EsterhaZy in New York.

New York, March 4.-Major Ester hay, the confessed fOrger of the Drey- fus bordereau, has, according to the Herald, been seen in this city. He is said to have spent two hours in a Broadway restaurant in animated con versatOn with q young man and q woman. He was shabbily dressed and his features thin.
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King Edwards Levee.

London, March 6.-The second levec held by King Edward since his access sion to the throne occurred at St. James, palace today. It was not so largely attended as the first, but was surrounded by the same elaborate cere- monial. A dense fog marred the func- tion from g spectacular point. No Americans were presented. but the members of the United States embassy attended.
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Charged With Embezziement :.

Buffalo, Feb. 25.-Thirteen indict- ments, charging grand larceny, have been reported by the grand jury against Philip Gerst. former city treasurer, who was removed from office for mis- appropriating public funds.
 Gerst pleaded not guilty and was re- leased on $l0,0OO bail. He is charged with misapprOpriating $38, 600.
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New Ice Combination.

Chicago, March 6.-The Tribune says the American Ice Company, New Jersey corporation, with a capital of S36,379,500, will absorb the Knicker- booker Ice Company, of Chicago. The American company has large husi- ness at New York, Philadelphia. Wash ing,on. Baltimore, Pittsburg and other Eastern cities.
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Nothing SubStantiated.

Ottawa. March 6.-Chief of Police Powell, after investigation of the all legged seduction of young girls in two leading schools of the city, decided there were no grounds for action.
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Fuii of Recommendations for
 Betterment of City.
AGAINST SPELLING
Economy the Watchword--COnsOl- idatiOn of Certain Offices Urged-- Protection of the Nome Merchant Against the Itinerant Trader.

Following is the full text of Mayor Valentines first message to the council as read at the regular meeting on Mon- day evening last:
 Gentlemen of the Council: The ad- mipistration of the affairs of our city lie in vour hands for the ensuing year; the second body of legislator, for the good of Nome and her citizens, let our watchword be economy. let us be busi- nesslike and fair, patient and painstak- ing, exercising that same prudence, that judgment and carclulness in con- ducting the affairs of the city that we exercise in our own business affairs.
 There are q great many things that should be done for the benefit of the city, and shall attempt to give you a brief outline of what, in my humble judgment, we should act upon immedi- atelV.
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Boers Captured.

London, Feb. 22.-General Kitchener reports that Colonel Park, with 300 colonial mounted police, capVfed 1e4 Boer prisoners without the loss of a single man.
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The Pacific Cold Storage Company have a selection of Swift's choicest meats: also Agen's butter.
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The Fox Transfer Co. are prepared to do all kinds of freighting in town or COlntry
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No Trains Running. |.

Easton, Pa., March 6.-Not a train is being run on the Lehigh Valley and Hudson road. Several bri iiges are known to have been weakened by the nOOde
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Royalty on Coal.

Ottawa, Feb. 4.-The government has fixed royalty of 10 per cent on all coal mined on government land in the west.
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Wall paper. Nome Trading Co.

Cash register for sale. H. c. Wilkin' son, Hunter building.
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See Fox Transfer Co. for sleighs and horses. 10 Steadman ave.
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If you want a sleigh ride see Fox Transfer Co.,. 10 Steadman ave.
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Don't fail to get some fine Eastern oysters for dinner at the Pacific Cold Storage COmpany's.
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Let Them Fight,

New Whatcom, Wash, Feb. 21.- Chileans employedat railroad construc- tion here quarreled and one of them is
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Hydraulic p'pe a specially at Oscar Wits tin shop, SIS Front street.
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CITY COUNCIL
 IN SESSION
City Attorney, Health Officer and Treasurer, as We'll as Standing
 Committees, Appointed.

The first regular meeting of the new city council was held Monday evening, Mayor Valentine presiding. The fea- ture of the meeting was the reading of the mayors message, which is full of practical suggestions and recommenda- tions. The message is published else where in this paper in full. The docu- ment was referred to committee consisting of Archer, Stevens and Jourden to incorporate the recommend ations made into ordinances and amend mentS.
 A communication signed by 2 res- idents and business men of Nome recommended the appointment of Dan- iel Mclean as street commissioner. Nominations of John T. Murphy, I. $. Osborne and E. G. Lefehldt, for poll tax collector, city assessor and volun- teer chief of fire department, respect ively, were also received and placed on file.
 No time was lost in appointing the city officers. there being no opposition to the names of C. c. Cowden tor treas urer. Dr. Tiedemann for health officer and V. T. Hoggatt for city attorney, and by unanimous vote they were appointed.
 The standing committees for the en- suing year, appointed by the mayor. were selected with good judgment, and are as follows: Law, ordinance and printing. Archer and Goodrich: finance and building, Stevens and Archer; streets and alleys, Goodrich and Gei- ger; police, Ticrney and Jourden: health and relief, Geiger and Terney; fire, Jourden and Stevens. A committee of three consisting of Archer, Goodrich and Geiger. was ap- pointed for the purpose of revising the rules governing the meetings of the council and to report at the next meet ing.
 Bills, amounting to S6O for coal and oats were ordered paid, which amount was transferred from the general fund to the fire fund, for payment of the l same.
 The city ,reasurer's report was as follows:
 Cash on hand April :l .........sl, s5G DIspuRSEMENTS Paid school fund warrants ......~... s9os Cash on hand general fund slo7t $ " " special street fund. l5 Ii !" '' ' special attorney fund ........ l2'@ " '' school fund 72s A resolution, directing the city treas
 urer 10 pay batch of school warrants I amounting to S904.00 was adopted. The mayor called the attention of the
 finance committee to the matter O1
 auditing the city treasurer's books
 both at the request of the treasurer and 1 in accordance to ordinance.
 The meeting then adjourned to mee, 1 in executive session on "Wednesday
 evening at the clerks office.
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Cent. Best flour, Nome Trading Go

A few bbls. 1l-year-old Hermitage Rye and Old Crow Bourbon Whisky for sale. H. c. Wilkinson, agent, Hun ter building.
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Asparagus, 25c can. Log Cabin store

For the latest designs and coloring in wall paper. goods that will suit the most fastidious, go to Pioneer Sign Shop, 94 River St., Fitzgerald's place. First class sign work at outside prices.
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PROFESSIONAL.

VAR. F.. NJ. RININGER
 Otfice and Residence White Drug Store. Of flee hours to and to D D. m, Calls answered promptly day or night Telephone No l.
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READY FOR ARGUMENTS.
The X. of L. Controversy in Court
Nearing the End

When the Knights of Labor case was re-
stunned before Judge Kimball of the Police
Court today John w Hayes, the first wit
ness examined at the hearing, was recalled
by District Attorney Gould.
In answer to a question the witness said
he engaged the hall at Niagara Falls in
which the recent convention was held and
had receipt for payment OF the rent Mr.
Hayes said he and number of others were
holding conference in the dining room of
hotel across the street from the hall
when he responded to knock on the door
which was locked.
II went to the door and opened It and
Hicks. Burns, Canning and about fifteen
others pushed by me and entered the din
Ing room and we then brought the confer
ence to an end"
In reply to question Hayes said Hicks
presided over that part of the assembly
which met in the dining room at that time
Mr.. Hayes informed counsel for the de-
Tense that Hicks would have been admitted
20 the conference II he had desired to re
present. as an invitation had been extend I'd
to him.
He said the conference was held behind
closed doors because he had heard that the
Piutsburg crowd had announced their in
tention of running the assembly
The attorneys for the defense stated that
they had more evidence to offer in ad-
dition TO that given by Mr.. Hicks, and an
adjournment was taken until Monday OF
next week, when the case will be argued.
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ASSEMBLING FOR MANEUvERs.
Warships Arriving at Their Render
yous or Expected Shortly.

The warships which are TO participate In
the naval maneuvers in the Caribbean the
latter part of next week are gradually as
sembling at their respective rendezvous.
The North Atlantic squadron, the torpedo
boat fotilla and the large auxiliary meet
have already arrived at Culebra Island
which is to be their base of operations. The
four vessels OF the European squadron, IN
Guiding the flagship Illinois, have arrived
at Port of Spain, Trinidad, and the South
Atlantic squadron, consisting of the nag
ship Iowa and the cruiser Atlanta, is ex-
pected at the same rendezvous in a day or
two Several of the vessels comprising
Rear. Admiral COghan's independent divi-
sion are also at their rendezvous and the
remaining ships are expected to arrive
within the next few days. The cruiser New
ark has sailed from Boston for Culebra
and the battle ship Texas is being inspected
in Hampton Roads preparatory to her de-
parture for the same place. The collier
Brutus left Lynn Haven bay yesterday for
Culebra and the Machias. Vixen, Scorpion,
Osceola and Nina arrived there today from
San Juan. The Cincinnati and Fortune are
at San Juan. The Lebanon left Port OF
Spain yesterday for Culebra.
Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral Taylor
chief of the bureau of navigation, had an
other conference with Secretary Moody at
the Navy Department this morning In re
gard to the coming naval maneuVerS 1he
admiral and most of his staff Will leave
here Monday morning on the Presidents
yacht Mayflower, which will set her course
direct for Culebra. He will be accompa-
MED by Rear Admiral Taylor, chief of staff;
Captains William Swift and John f. Pills
bury. assistant chiefs of staff. and Com
mander Nathan Sargent, his personal aid.
Other officers will assist the admiral in his
work of directing and supervising the
movements and performances of the many
vessels comprising his command. These in
clude Lieutenants Simms and Williams,
Naval Constructor Woodward, Surgeon
Dickson and Lieutenant Commander Alfred
b Canaga Lieutenants Williams and
Simms left here this morning on the dis
patch boat Dolphin for Norfolk, where they
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