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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-15
AFTERNOON MINING CALL
Quotations In Stocks Showed Little
Change From Morning.

This afternoon very little bushes,
was transacted on the mining exchange
and stocks generally ruled al abou,
this mornings closing figures. The fol.
lowing Is the list Of transactions made
during the call and the closing bid and
asked quotations. wv "'''
Ajax, 2lO0, 5llk-5l%.
Carisa, 1900, 65H-65B.
May Day SOC, 62h-69.
Silver Shield, 1900. o.
Star Con. $500, 3OA-3l.
Uncle sam Con, $500 G5%-s54.
Ben Butler, 500. l3h-l2Y' w"
California, 1900, 56H-5SS.
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ADVERSE Tltlc

Trial Is being had before Judee IL,
Today OF the case Of Altnta Brow ~" Y
Isabella II. Stevens. The litipati""s
brought to quiet title to a pIecs Y
property In Leyeta place, worth obo'
500, which defendant claims by ~
verse possession, having obtal1a6 "
quit claim deed TO It from the S,,,,
Who purchased 1t at tax sals Y
property sold by former County con.'
tor L. q. Hardy. The courts 4,
ruled that all the tax sales maas h
Hardy were Illegal. but there sym \
mains the adverse possession, and 4.
:endant claims to have paid axe, !,
the property for seven years.
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NIoholas FRACTION Tiiln

Nicholas Castro today comme,.
suit against the st, doe Mining 1m
pany to quiet title 10 his NicnolasTr'ss
ton claim In the West Mountaln ns
ing district of Salt Lake county loe,,
ed by him on August 20, iSB sH
which Is oyerlapped by defendaSe
Dividend claim, located on May 10 l,t
and for which an application for ralet
Is now pending.
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Fowler Wants Divorce,

Through Johnson & Fowler. hls,,
torneys, Judson II. Fowler, the bsrs
smith, today filed suit for divorce i.1o
bis wife, Susie Fowler. The ony N
eusation made against Mrs, Fowler /
that she deserted her husband \
March 10, 1900. The parties were MAJ
RED at Golden, Colorado, on Februas
., 1879.
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warrant for Lynch.

Dublin, Jan. l5,--The Evening Herald
says warrants for the arrest OF Col.
Arthur Lynch, formerly OF the Second
Irish brigade on the Boor eide, In South
Africa, are IN the hands OF the London
police and should Col Lynch appear in
that city tomorrow with the object Of
taking his seat IN. parliament he viii
imffedIalely be nTTeAted
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CAREER OF c. E. BEANIE.
Question Whether He Ever Served
Time in Utah

A morning paper publishes dispatch
from Kansas City relative to the shoot
ing of a burglar named c. II. Beane
while trying TO escape from house
he had entered, and quotes Warden
Dow Of the Utah state prison, as say
ing this was the Beane formerly an In
mate Of the Utah institution; also that
under the cloak Of religion he again
began his criminal career
The warden says he has been rep
resented as saying things he never said.
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u nrItIsh warahIp Wreckcd?

Victoria, Jan, 49,. Hope for the safety
Of the British warshlp Condor la all but
abandoned Naval men here are cpn-
WINGED she went TO the bottom during
the recent typhoon, while on her way
from here 10 Honolulu. The admiralty
officials VIII dispatch the Pbeaton Sat-
urday In search OF her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-15

The injured husband In the case OF
Herr Wolf Is Prof Seldl, with whom
Wolf fought duel November a. OF
last year two days before Wolf re-
slgned HIS scat In the relchsrath, II
was u bloodless encounter.
Wolf Is one Of the best known fg-
ures IN the Austrian relohsrath and has
fought number Of duels, mostly arIs-
Ing from the dlsorderly scenes IN the
Austrian parliament IN which ho has,
az a RUE, been the leader His most
celebrated duel was fought September
20 1897. With Count Badeui who was
then the Austrian premier
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-
Zeno Barnes Sued an Note

Cora A: Smith today commenced su,,
on sSW promlssory note claimed 70
nave been executed by Zeno Barnes Wv w
sept IA, 1881 at 10 per cent The oo, M
paint sets forth that only t9S bas
eyer been paid on the note ana ,b as
there is now due s7l2.O5 with sioo ' ~,
torney fees. wa Jaw at
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LATE LOCALS.

Miss Minnie Roach OF the Half Way
House In Parley's canyon, was opef'
ated upon today successfully for appeh'
dloltls, at the Holy Cross hospital @
Dr, J. $, Richards. and Is doing well
JD,Rileya Park City miner who va,
taken to the Keogh-Wrght hospIIll
three months ago to be treated for can
Ger OF the throat, died this Afternoon
at the age OF forty-nine, and the n.
mains were taken 10 O'DonnelPs norsN
TO await Instructions from friends
The Eastern Utah Asphaltunl CON-
pany, Of Price. Carbon county Med W
iicles Of incorporation today with 'E
secretary Of state. The ceriral s'Och "
$4,000 In Decent shares. The diTec'9l'
are John b. Milburn, president l. d
Olson, vice president ana Feas,is,,,
,. r. Mcdonald. secretary; Il, W. NV
burn and Frank Warren The rVp,'
pany's mining claims ore aitua'eu !"
Wasatch county,
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Granose and Granola are thorousH';,
cooked breakfast foods. Buy 'heiH "
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Protecting q Negro.

Frankfort, KY, Jan. l5,.-Govornor
Beckham today ordered the Frankfort
military company and detail OF the
Lexington battery to Flemingsburg to
protect the negro there, against whom
an attempt al lynchlng was made last
night Assistant AdIutant General
Haley will command the troops.
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ImprIsoned for Damages.

Algiers, Algeria, Jan. i5,--Max Regis.
the former mayor OF Alglers and anti.
semitic leader, has been arrested here
ON account OF his failure 10 pay dam.
ages obtained against him In various
libel suits, IN default Of payment re-
gls was sentenced 10 terms OF lmprison-
ment aggregatlng three years,
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Two Officers Killed

Wichita, Kansas, Jan. IA special to
the Beacon, from Chickasha, |. r.. says
that robbers held up and robbed two
farmers yesterday near Anadarko, O. r.
Sheriff Frank Smith and his deputy
George Beck, pursued and overlook the
robbers this morning, who opened fire
and killed both officers.
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Damage Snit Annlnst q. q L

Toni cifilemeno, formerly a track n.
pairer on the Short Line In Montana
mas commenced a $4,000 damage ml
against the Oregon Short Line Rallta
company for injuries sustained throlsl
which plaintiff clglms that ne lost 4
left leg. 40
cifilemenos stxy goes that on b
", last, While In the employ OF n
railroad company and riding on h,
IDLY moving train between Melrose N
snort Line park, Montana, he VI
pushed recklessly from the tialn 10 N
ground, and the car wheels crushl
and lacerated his left leg so sNerJ
that he had TO have II amputatei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-15
Indemnity for sllkett's Do,u,

The motion for new trial in the
, ,Ss Of Mary Fritz, administrators n,
w .ne estate OF George T. slIkett vs N 81 VI
y, western n1 Union Telegraph comnonv a rns
the Rio Grande Western pen, ,poiy ana
pany arguments In which way com
by Judge Morse. ' Ve'nB heard
r,; SnA s was Killed while strlngl,s
WIRE e, for the telegraph eom ro sr,,hslng
pislntln brought suit 10 reoovsr ,oa a dnl
,hnu l ~ Tor his death. On n s-v,vvu
Oer !" last verdict was r e,yvsln,
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German Ratified.

Annapolis, Md, Jan. Is. both houses
OF the general assembly met In Joint
convention ~ noon today and formally
ratified the election 90 the United states
Senate OF Arthur Pue German In sue
cesslon Of George l.. Wellington
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old Merqhant,s pemise.

Chicago, Jan, i6,--Morrls Rosenbaum,
Of the firm Of Rosonbaum Bros, which
has been prominent on tho board Of
trade for % years, died here today,
aged 50 years. Death was due TO APP
opleXy
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DIED.

KRIEGELsTE1NER--At the i nal
Cross hospital this city, OF S ,ppl',ss.
cItis, Jan. IA, 1902, Ernst ME- ~.
steiner, aged AZ years; native o. W.
many. ,.,,ory
Was working at Wageners p'' KIM.
at the time he was taken slok ,,y A
eral services will be held Thurss"' N,
3 p. m, under the auspices ~ S,rsrsl
Foresters Of America, from the i9 aoaiS
chapel OF Jos. VIM. Taylor, u p soI n.
West Temple street. Frlends a. dly
vlted to attend. Interment !"
cemetery.
ANDERSoN.-In Salt Lake .l9, W
uary 18th, OF paralysis, freIe, Ne sgs
Anderson, in the 64th year OF aa,a,rtak.
Funeral from ]. T.. Taylor ui'I ,or,or.
ing parlors, First South street .ass Ia.
row Thursday. at i p. m f''
vited.
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MultI.sinlionaire Dcad.

Appleton Wis, Jan 15.--A. W. Pat
ton the multI-mlllionaire paper manu-
factUror who has been III az his homo
IN this city FOR several months, died
today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-15
Woln Re-eleoted.

Vienna, Jan. lj.--Herr Wolf, the
Pan-German leader, whose colleagues
IN the reichsrath recently insisted ON
his resignation on account OF social
scandal, was reelected 90 the rechs.
rath today at bi-election held at
Trautenau, Bohemia
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CHURCH NOTICES.
l>~N~o>~~~>~~~oN~o>Oooon

The officers meetings OF Salt Lake
Stake Relief Society will be held In
the Fourteenth ward hall, Saturday,
January is, 1902, at p. m, A represen-
tatlve from each branch Is requested 70
be present NJ. l. HORNE,
President.
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leans, indianapolis, Columbus NASH
vile, Atlanta Washington, Plttsburg,
New York city, Boston, Montreal and
Winnipeg.
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awarding the plaintiff $1,000 dam,,..
and defendants gave notice hai NV
would move for a new trial ' ~I
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WANTED.

TWO GAR LOADS OF Ho ~ nIaacs
mares, 10 part or full payment TOT ~
Must be sound. from 70 yea, Os5b
weigh ~ owt or more. van "A'
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WOMEN SUFFER
NEEDLESS MISERY.
FEMALE WEAKNESS IS
PELVIC CATARRH.
Poruna Cures Catarrh Wher.
ever Located.

Miss Arebella Macdonald, No.
III Philip 81, Albany, N. ",
writes.
"For the past three years l
have been troubled with occa-
slonal backaches, splitting head
aches, and dragging down pains,
At such timos | could neither
eat nor sleep, and was In perfect
misery for three or four days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-15

Granose and Granola are thorousH =,
cooked breakfast foods. Buy them o
81 east First South on m
IT. HELENA sANITARIUM FOop W
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Stops the Cough
md Mnrka off the Gold

Laxative Bromo.Qulnlne Tablets cure cold In
ono day, No cure, No pay Price 2S cents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-15

Mrs. Eva Bartho, No. 1879 East
i2th ST. New York City, N. Y.
THIS lady moved from Troy very
lately, She writes:
~ suffered for three years with
what IL generally known as leu.
corrhea, In connection with III.
eeratlon Of the womb. The doc
tors advocated an operation
which I dreaded very much, and
strongly objected TO 80 under IL,
"Reading Of tho value Of Peru
ma, / thoughtit best to give this
wcll-known remedy a trial, so |
bought three bottles Of itat once.
Now | am d changed woman.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06
BUTTONS FOR PUBLICATION.

In the United States District Court for the Dis triCt Of Alaska, Second Division. l. S. Thompson, plaintiff, vS. 4. B. Ronzone r. C. Ron2one and Frank Schwartz. dcfenduntS
 The President of the United States Of Amer lea sends greeting 10 Frank Schwartz d de l fendant in the above entitled action You are hereby summoned to appear in the United states District Court for the District oi Alaska, Second judicial division thereof al Nome, in said Second division of said District or Alaska. and answer the complaint of the plain'if, or Judgment for want thereof will be taken against you.
 You shall appear and answer the complaint in this action within thirty (3O) days after the completion of the period of publication of this summons, as hereinafter set forth, to-wit within thirty t30J days after the 10th day of september, 1902, or judgment for want thereof Will be taken against you.
 The relief demanded in said complaint is for Judgment against said defendants for the sum of s2OO, together with interest on said amount rom the said l7th day of January 1901 at the legal rate, and for costs and disbursements Of this suit.
 The date of the order of service of this sum mons by publication Is July 22d 1902 and inc herein be made by publication thcreC, once n week for six consecutive weeks in tho NOME NUGGET. newspaper printed and publisbed In the city of Nome, District of AlaSka. '''
 The date Of the first publication of this sup, mons will be July 2}d, 1909. ana the date of the idSt pupiichtlon september 10th. 1902 at which tune sad publication will be cofuDletn and won the said defendant. notified tin, vo are 'Te re lulrcd to answer N.ic said complaint within ,nlrty ,61i days after SaiN 10th day of September " Toi, ailu that fl you fsl to answer said com paint within said time fhe plaintif will take tGuginent against you forNhe sum of two hun sre,a o1lars ,p together with interest on said
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06
TRUSTEES SAt.E.

Whereas on tao 7th aey of November. 1901. Pc o" H.5 .c gpu. Nnd q" l.. l lf t-'.st 10 d. r. McIatgr-, ttJ-tre !orGeorg" r. Evcrt,n. certain personal frur'r'.-, H,at'II,"V ult fittings t1 secure the pay :.oat ai .ne -'la 0t t,,E.52 with interest lc' 'ccat u'f "lnHn. wh.c1 deed oi trust hv r. tc'.-- bc,-Wo due and payable July
 Whereas hr the terms of said ,r7,>t r1n authprizel tn sell and dispose ot ta, .aid prop cot and alpIy ;ur proceeds tA"teof to the pay- T.At of in" 2Uuu.t tlEc tHe said George r. f.Hcrtou unacr. and b. virtue Ui ~..id deed of trust by giving ton "u}s public uutir, iu a news. paper pub i~noi iu Nome. Alaska. and
 Whereas there l. now Gue aHG owing he s,.id Gc,igo r. EEo tom upon the deb, aforesaid the sun ot flO0, md tAc further ~In 0i S5l interest. and si" attorLcy tces as provided by said deed of trust
 Now, therefore. notice iS hereby given that by virtue ot sad tl '>t deed and the trust thereby imposed. will on the lStH cay uf August. lSUt. at the hour Of 10 O clock in the forenoon. at my office and >totrh"u~c oI thc >anUspit in Nome, Alaska sell rt puhl ( auction tO the hipheSt and best bidder tu' cash. the ~1.u property, and on the right auj equity Ot redemption Of Peter BayEe hereto. the ,GEIe he!Eg us follows 56O feet inch pi2" aEd au"e>. buldoZer pumps, huX silver plates, ! hn>k~ Of quick silver s lengths Of suction hose lcn"thS inch steam hose. double drum hoist about 3JO feet inch pipe, and assorted attia-s Of the jax Mining Co > plant. And all and singular the property of the said Peter B2Vue conveyed by said deed Of t.lI,t or a., much thereof IS nay be ucCeSSar to pay the said sums and the expense of cXecut- ing the said trust. And that upon said sule I will make a droi of the Nuid property 50 sold as dfurC~Y q to the purchased thereof.
 Dated at Nome. Alu,iiu, this bth day of August l!"- j. Il. MCINTYRE,
 N-6 3t Trustee.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06
''4RI'S
White Men Said tC be
 Stealing Reindeer.
SinrOck Mary Complains of White Mcn Who Rob Fer !icrd...
 Viii be Investigated.

NiacocE Mary the reindeer queen of Alaska, has trcn ia town fer the past few da!,, ace"npanio' hy d numerous rcuuGe of rytaiaer~. Queen May har ben visiting bcr old noH" at 9;nrock, and i, LON oa her way to Jnalaali6, where her letd If r,.ud,a.is located. She ~l,, she h., 20 reindeer now, be- side, the "bab.e>, which arrived this spring. shcdoc,nthuov howmauu, bu, ,ac viii tel "Dr. Jackson ly and by.
 Na.- mra.-, it i, -ajt, rha;Waitemcu about CualakHk have been stealing Nary '-re.uleer; .he Enou,}uD.ruame-. aaa the matter Will be ,u.u before the district attorney.
 Mary state, tia. she has taken to her- self another husband in the person of Andrew AuuauE, of ua'aGj.k, tLe ceremony bcins celebrated according to native riles.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06
NEWS NUG6.fS.

t7l. D.os-o G. L.oa, q well known ril.l,a.,, -.o.t.t. a.y5 c."uy. flank a.aamcr~. tuo wei. known old tiu.. .t csrvs,cu to arrive iu Nome s.,rI,, by ,ag o; Da&,on. Nate De.1.a-or, J. 8. Nurihy and EJ tujcr-m NH r".ru ,la New I.Inu4,n, -olw".. ,yeaiu~. The ait. of E,n.l., ,ao native who muue;yJ ne Port 7a.rly m,Jl,ino
 uaa la, -pr.n., died las. night of cau- sumption. NoaoA d.eo < few weeks a.-o.
 .ert Brown ha, a- um,5 The manage men; oi ,L, Piya,.r EAll"j t&.L lie has organized a grand touruum,u', and o'Iel'- d. a ptileu beautiful solu-uouut- e1 cue.
 seat, for tho =agpho Company'~ fine performance Friday cNon;ug at Golden Ga,e hall are selling ,an.dIy. IL will be all artistic treat and vii oy luruH- ized largely.
 X son weighing h roapt- arrived Smaay nt-ut at thc tua.r cf }i". ant
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06
C. (. Hunter Improving.

Friends of C. C. Hunter, who buried George A. Carpenter in the snow on the 'Sndle trail last winter and very nearly lost his own life before he reached shelter, will be pleased to learn that he is fast recovering from his freeze and will soon be able to throw away his crutchcs. The wound on his heel is very slow to cover, but will not materially inconvenience him when entirely healed. His left hand is still very stiff, but is gradually improving and will probably come out all right without further operation. He is now bookkeeper for J. B. Dyer & Co.,, place for which he is well fitted, having had years of experience with the o. R. S N. Co. at Portland, Ore
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06

MT. l.. ,. Tanner on Front Street east. Ho;h llrs. Tanner and the baby are do.pa well under Dr. T;iningel' < skilful care.
 NJ. J. Sullivan came down from GOld Run Saturday night. In lis pockets he had three nuggets, weighing rosEeo- tiycly &i"3. .oi.2!j and St5. These were taken from the S,out bench. between Aldc' and Gold Run.
 George tcndrickson. the personal represo .&ti;e of John Bryntc.on, oi tho Pioneer Mining Company, died last night at Holy Cross hospital. after d brie illness. Mir. Hcadrickson was abou, oJ years Of age.
 John Ile Tere. a former well known newspaper man Of Bellmgham bay, Wash, has been adjudsod insane at Albau., x. Y. Last March he killed his brothri in dispute over the estate u. tltir father Who died q short time ue ou~l>.
 (. W. hurnton, q weil-known young m"u who has been in Nome since early in l>.9 WA, recently admitted to prac- tirc in thc district court. Mir. Thorn tons c%aniucrs were Lawyer, A. j. naly. (. i Clogg and Geo. ScnoGcld, al.G he pa-srda creditablc examination.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06

return on the Sadie Tuesday. Mir Ifawkin,ou zoe, ou to san Francisco where ha k general manager for Ol>ou Bros, the large grocery firm in which \. r. Olson is a partner. Nlr. Hawkiu- son came up from San Francisco to look after the Oi,oe Bros interests m the Kouaarok in the event Y. P. Olson did | not return TOR h.s Arctic trip on the i Portland in tune lo oupyrintcnd the sea sons work. Mr. olson now being in the field and very mucn alive indeed, there is no further necessity for Mr. Hawkinson'- presence.
 Freightcr Nash camc down from the Igloo last evening, and reports things rapidly picking up in the up-country. Lack of water has been q great draw back, hut recent rains have greatly re- lieved the situation. The Dahl and Quartz creeks benches are receiving considerable attention and promise 1 well.
 Jerry Calvin is reported to ne work ing like beaver. and has reduced about Is inches iu -irth since lc arrived at No. l. Dahl.
 Sloicing is now under say on Ecva. Homcstate. Windy. Arizona. Columbia. Harris, Garfield. Angeles and many other creeks in the Eougarak district. besides on the main streams. Dahl. Quartz and Boulder. The main upper Kougaroi i~ heinz sluired with profit wherever careful prospecting has been done. and in some case, splendid results have been obtained.
 The stocks of grub taken into the up- river camps last winter and in early spring, are now playing out, and the boatmen and freightors are more than busy between the Igloo and Kougarok points.
 Steam schooner Arthur B. came to wharf at 9 q. m. yesterday. and will leave with lumber for Nome this p. m, or tomorrow.
 T. r. Lindsay, managcr of the Teller Trading Co.,, came down from Candle on the Newsboy, and reports things at that point not nearly so had as reported. Mr. Cameron, of the firm, k located at Candle, where they are doing q flourish ing business in the grocery and supply line On the return of the Newsboy Mir. Lindsay will forward another large consignment to the Candh branch.
 Every steamer going north now car ries wholesale consignments to Kee- walik from Teller jobbers, J. B. Dyer X Co.,, Amos Mercantile O., North western Commercial Co.,, Miners Sup ply Co., Teller Trading Co.,, Arctic Min ing X Trading Co. and Maldonado Greatzer Co.,. besides the trace of the
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06
EVENTS OF THE WESTERN COAST

kougarok and points, the Blue stone, Gold Run Agiapuk and Amcri- can river points, and what Teller : future may be a, q distributing point, is no hard matter to determine.
 Me>~r, MeGernatt and MumaN @uili- van City merchants, are each incro&s- ing their early orders for goods, and Gold Run and Blue,tone dust is be- coming common factor as exchange. There k something radically wrong with any man who may he hanging about Teller these day, without employ mcut, since worh in plenty i~ to b. had op the creeks al good wage.
 Mes>r,. Lowenstein G ShorteI are getting in good shape O. their Allcon claims, and though starting late. will shovel in q considerable area of gravel before the season closes, and are conG- dent of more than satisfactory results. Jack Webster and Maurice Rich are tl4Np 'AbAI!s- N tll 'tl -lt lA-t'tl.
 Manager Rogers, of the Northwestern Commercial Co.,, is strengthenine, calk- ing and sheathing one of his large barses to take to Nome for the com pany', use there. He can spare one without interfering with hi, lighteragc busine~, here. and al Nome, the large barge can be Used 10 good advantage.
 The late rains have played havoc with the trail, between here and the Blue,tone and Gold I;un. and also with the dams on all streams in this vicinity.
 Frei2htors Shepard and Nahoney arc both busy hauling freight. making regular trips. but it i- hard work for man and beast. and load, have 10 Lc cut down somewhat oWinr to the heavy trails. Mr. Mahoney h., bought tho Northwestern Commercial Company's team, and nov has two teams on the road
 The Northwestern Commercial Com pany ha, sold the steamer Agnes F.. Boyd to party of Kobuk prospectors, the price being stated at TJ.O00.
 r. J. McDermott and J. X. Murray. two of Sullivan City's most prominent business men. are daily ordering con -ignments of goods from Teller mer- chants. Teller prices being on level with Nome prices it is to their advan- tage to deal in Teller.