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The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-02
Nine We'll Developed Gases Now, But All Are in a
 Mild Form.
Board Of Health Urge Citizens to Ob- serve Precaution to Prevent
 Spread Of Disease.

After making a thorough investi- gation of the smallpox situation Dr. Scott, president of the local board of health, issues the follow ing official report:
 1T find there are in all now, within the city, nine cases of smallpox, all quarantined, as fol lows Burns, April 18th; Wm. Branom, 10th; Bud Woodburn, 29th; two children of Mrs. Clark, on Depot street, and Mrs. Ed Carr and two children, May 1st. The Clark children with their father and mother, and Mr. Williams, and Bud Woodburn, were quara1 tined as suspects on the 18th; MT. and Mrs. Clark nor Mir. Williams have as yet broken cut. Mrs. Carr has one other child, a boy about nine or ten years old that has not broken out yet. Mrs. Anderson, Mir. Carr's mother, is also quarantined as suspect. Vim. Branom, Sr., wife and daughter and Mrs. McDaniel and three boys are also in quarantine as suspects.
 "Burns and Wm. Branom, Jr. ;, will be ready to dismiss soon. All parties are doing well, except the infant of Mrs. Carr, which is very young and has continent case and is very sick"
 r. NJ. SCOTT, M. D.,
 President Board of Health.
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any eruption or breaking out on the skin, and keep such persons away from such places of work or busi- ness until it is known that their troubles are not infectious nor con- tagious.
 All persons are also notified to clean up their, premises and keep them in good sanitary condition. All hog pens, chicken coops, barn yards, closets and other out places must be kept clean and free from bad odors as far as possible.
 F. M. SCOTT, M. D.,
 Pres. Board of Health. A. E. HAYS, Sec'y.
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w. c. T. U. Notice.

There will be a call meeting of the w. c. T. U. tomorrow after noon at ? o'clock at the home of Mrs. Donaldson. Important busi- ness is to be transacted and com plete attendance of the members is desired.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-02

elevate and broaden the minds Of all who are fortunate enough to enjoy the privilege of seeing them. They give us more exalted view of life and it's possibilities, and grander ideals are placed before us. Our guardian angel seems to hover lit tie nearer, encouraging our ambi- tion and strengthening our deter mination. Education is no more nor less than the ability to control and direct the mind. It is only the re- suit of accumulated thoughts, and every thought leaves it's imprint Whatever is created cannot be de- stroyed.
 "It has been said that the law maker in the south who attempts to legislate in favor of education, or against dogs, kills himself politically This is not wholly true, but the stubborn fact that educational laws have been unpopular and seriously neglected cannot be successfully dis proved. In my opini0n, three of the serious defects of our school system are in not having high school sys- tenn, free circulating libraries aud a compulsory school law. Now, the state compels one to pay taxes to educate poor children and then it in turn is powerless to compel these children to attend school. hence the sole object of the taxes has failed. Just so lorg as this condition re mains, our fair state will continue to send forth on the world her hordes Of young men ard women without the first rudiments of education.
 Another defect is in the manner of employing teachers. There are many school directors in our county who are incompetent to hold in their hands the destinies of the children and state.
 "On entering the University all students are obliged L. oame two responsible persons at their home U vouch for their character. 1 made bold to write the names of c. E. Waddeil and J. R. Snodgrass, so your names are now stored in the archives of this worthy institution.
 tWhen l find good thing it is al- ways my fondest desire to have my friends present to enjoy it, and so here l often find myself wishing our old friends could come and tarry awhile in this educational atmos- phere and drink deep of this pure fountain of knowledge. I long for cur three Toms-Bentley, Brecken- ridge, Jackmau; for our three Johns Black, Honey, Kennedy; for our three Joes-Faulkner, Gamlin, Weir. And there is another trio with whom we were wont to recite away back in our childhood days, before our souls were scared with earthly cares; you remember them well-the three lii. tie girls-Lizzie, Sadie and Tabbie
 "Conyey to my friends my sincere regards. Distance and snow do not weaken nor chill my tender affec- tions for them.
 "Your humb servant,
 lI A
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-02

County Clerk Gardner has issued licenses to wed since our last report to A. M. York and Miss Maud Kennedy; B. F. Justice and Mrs. Dosia Baird, Bard; J. A. Morgan and Miss Bessie Yantis.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-02
Jonesboro Depot Burned.

The passenger depot at Jonesboro was entirely destroyed by fire last night. This information reached the city this morning, but we were un- able to gather the details of the con- fagration.
 Jones boro has been clammoring for new depot for long while, many of the citizens believing that the town would eventually be bless ed by getting a handsome stone or brick structure anu the destruction of the old one by fire last night will place then in position to do some active work toward accomplishing their wish along that line.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-02
Mis- Mona West, of Lake street, is

Mis- Mona West, of Lake street, is recovering from an illness ot several days.
 The wife of Marshal Zeigler, who has been critically Ill, is reported as being improved.
 Miss Myrtle Lancaster, of East Para gould, went to Delap.aine yesterday to spend three weeks with relatives and friends.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
NOTICE OF FOQFEiTURE.

To B. C. Simmons. !. II lrri,. Q. Y. Davis, A. 4.
 IiCltur. C. ,JorinCucr:
 You. and each of you, are hereby notified n .t the undcrsitiuCd, yOur c.-uWACrS. h'fr uC,- formed *l00 worth of labor end improvement s upon that certain uInccr mining clam kpo% il and called the Wa>hjnrtun Pluccr. situated l!i the Cape Nome Mining District, in the DiS.ri t of Al ska, tn" location c"rtiticatf of whi Il !s recorded in Book --- q p1Ee ----- of tn" records of said mining district.
 That said labor and Improvements were per formed during the aunuaI period cn ling Dct2n! Der 3l tg1l, and for tAc pIrposo of hJIling Snj claim during StiI annual p rlod as required OF Section 2i2i of the | pited at, ttS Statutes and amendments thereto.
 That if within 70 days from the personal ser vice of this notice upon YOU. or wiih hin 70 dHTs after the cxpira ion of the period of publication th"rcot you fail or refuse tO con ,rlblt" rS C owner your proportion of the said cXpendi,dre your interest in said e i'm will become the property of these subscribers, your co-o"ncra. W. II. BLUETT, OTTO HALLA, By John A. Webb. Attorney in Fact. Dlted Nomo Nlel1A, January 2l ly02. ..
 First publication, February l9. l93e. Last day of perioi Of publication. May 2i, l90
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23

hundred dollar, GioD. anI the proportion of -ji1 H,-".. 70 Ib1' -nuuld hay" to'n "ourio,'oG TiaA Goictt" k th!riythrrc and onc-thIrd cp.ilr- t;..:.,";i ,, and the iroporuon that should have been contributed by tue Nai Q. j. tn..t,. i- thrt, three and onr-third dollars t:a}.E5.).
 AusruDjrr k hereby r.Fe" that unlcs, tho ii ,! ; t,pI"t." ~h1.l contribute his prolor- fjul "i thc afo"r- .lu expo ns-- the said Max Gt,rtt u1r.,nl"i ou .Ejri Iu' ro>- l.. Nlid r.IeI s'lm Vli at the expiration of nincl5 t,UJ days t..-u fuI- .uta dag oi ,arch ."!. bc ,Y.4t,to, Du.. tho -3ii ruWd'i R. n ,rt.. and the iuj. .r~t of SaIl Max GuGcttc in the aforc- ,aid placer utju. r...u WIi- 'cuUc th" prop ert oi hJ- CY.o,.u.r. EGNarj H Dune. who has IGaIc the c'f'.i.e 'XpeL3..Hrg. o~ atoTcsa!i. Aul notice i~ also hereby sIlDu that un'eS' the ,aid .. J. Con. ''i- s. coH-,."Ht' h,~ pro portion ~ the at"r'-iIo ~ p"u ,c~ ,E" ~iiu O.J: ,piaiui- raCitit"d one :al1t '.t"t-. h ~;it D.. .c..' r.iailE vIam wil, @t 'hc r>'ira tpE or I.unt. r)t caE,i.'m thl- .1.n d"t ui March, !.,. a...ucit.d oI,o -s.id Edward E. Dunn. a.u th. interest of -4it C. J. ou.o.r ia the ..toI.-.i.. pl c"r mining claim will hc. in" th" Irt i"... q: his cO-IWu,r Edward lt. lH.n, ,uo ,t- iaJGc ,." r-gLit cd oxp"n"i'-I"-. ",
 fac. |auc A'..'a. t.., 9th G1y of March. l.'.
 EDWARD R. DVNN.
 ".'amN Co-o"n"r,
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cree Cf foreclosure and the proceeds thereof ap p.icd iu satisfaction of said amount now due piainlin from \. id Dctend' nt CampOcll on said D. .omisSory note together with interest gnc costs. and also that sufficient Of any surp4uS arising trJIu SuIc D" retained in the registry Ot the court for be payment when que of the bal auco Ct - il note, afGo utiIg 10 tlLcOo. JudR ment is also GcraaudCC ny said complaint that thH interest of all the defendants and faoSt claiming Lnu"r ther in-s slid low @OO feet Ct st-u claim bo GIu, "'d q SEuoTulnau and sub. t tO'SilG lien Hus be ul@4.r bHrHd anu fOTccl, sod by said iurCCiJ~'.vC ~.lr. SaNli 10 'L ] delHHd- ants their legal right ,f r'ccmpton SGfd C m p.diut niso priy> for general relief, including costs. he defendants John poe, Richard Roe ana pctcrt'oc fTrategrr in said complaint to ue tictltoGe names of dt!'naahtN whosc' rue names Irt pukhO"n To the p.ntiH, and plain il;f ia Sald cOmplnini asES that when aScrr ta,ucd their tr.r udIur~ be inserted aAd al! lIr" Cc uiuP> GWenCcd accordingly.
 And you. the defendants aforesaid. are hercp1 uotiNcd thatif tOl4 fail to answer the complaint the paiatia will apply to the court for the reIt dcmHudcd thcr in
 entitled Court. dHtct and filed the-Sth day of April, iVD!, in tn" oltr" Of the clceK of said court, at Nome. ,fia ska, been ordered to b' -Crvcd by publication in the NOME NUGGET, l lcW~paUer pUpIi~ECd gt Nome, Alaska. and said uublcltiou by said order was directed to DC made once week for six weeks. The d1e ol tro ti.~t puth Hupu Of thl, summons VII! De Apr. h. lHi1 and the date ot the last publlcd- tipu a1y 2i~t, lFu3 at Wh ch tlnc sud l'lD c'i- ton wi be complete, and you. the said detcnd- ant are hereby notified that you are required tu .ii,wer tho aid complaint within thirty days f-cr the ,lia Fist daS ot May, l.O2, being the t.itc or tn competitor Oi such period ot pLoi- cation, and t.lt 4 you fai to appear and an ~vtr sad complaint wif@jn thirty days from h. dat" la9t ato9clIid lho plaintiff will apply tC tl.r court for tho rct,rt demanded ill said com p'1ilt and Judgment for want of such answer Wi.l J,' t1h"u against you.
 Witness th, HoCGrd 4lo James " s)'crSian JI.gc ol the said ni,oL StCtr> District Court u.,l the >.. Of sad court affixed this eth day Of April HJ'
 II. C.. STEEl
 Clerk of the United States District Court
 District of Alaska, Second Division,
 By HARRY C. GORDON, >;oolI Deputy Clerk.
 l. IT, Tam and iia p Crton, attorneys for pluuuN New L1ldoraGo building, Nome A..bl 4-g-7tW
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
LAST SESSION OF
 FIRST C0UuCl!.
Little Business Transacted Other Than ROutine-TlayO Giese's
 Farewell Message.

The last regular meeting of the first city council of Nome,was held Monday .evt hing, with all the members present. No new business was taken up, apprOv- ing d few bills and ordering warrants to be drawn. reports of the city treas ,rer and the reading of the Mayor, farewell message being about all that was done.
 Undertaken Lange presented a bill of S30 for burylng a man named Roach, who died at the city hospital, and which Undertaken Downing had re- fused to bury without payment m cash. A warrant was ordered drawn in favor of MT. Lange.
 The prospective mayor, Councilman Valentine, introduced a resolution directing the city treasurer to pay d bunch Ut school warrants aggregatin9 S622. 10, which was adopted.
 The treasurer's report showed a Sight increase in the general fund ovei last week, there being SlO7.55 in it. The sum of %96250 has been added tt the school fund, making total "t $l, ,O329.
 The meeting adjourned with the reading of the mayor farewell ness age, which covered d wide scope of ter rltory. After he reading by the clerk, Mayor Gie,e thanked the members Oi the council tor the kind attention given hun during his term of office. and the mee ing adjourned until the special meeting on Thursday, when the newly elected councilmen will take their seats.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
WRECKED
 OFFICES Colorado Assay Establish meats Are Destroyed.
BUSY FlENDS' WORK
Without Regard to Life or Prop crty, Offices Having Delicate Ball. ances Are Destroyed in Severa! Towns Simultaneously.

Victor, Col, Feb. 24.-Cripple Creek is in state of terror from a rrccon- certed attack upon all the leading as-uyroiliceS doing business in the bUs- thi, morning. aud following in rapid succession. six exp, Gsions wrecked as many assay offices. ranging from Victor to Cripple creek and up to GOldlields. In every instance the object sought by the incendiaries was accomplished by the destruction of the office with the equipment of delicate balances. The ,zlider, did not hesitate to jeOpardize life. as all but one of'the buildings were occupied by sleeping families. Men, women and children were hurled out of their beds by the shocks and serious iu- jurieS were inflicted.
 Victor. Col, Feb. 24.-rhe full ex- tent ef, tbe damage cannot be estimated. In this city the Davenport office was wrecked by two explosions. Almost at the same time the assay offices of VaL- walker, Swan and Williams were treat ed alike. One man, Il miner, was se- verely injured by the explosion in Williams office. He was passing at Ike moment. In Cripple Creek, Ben jamin's assay office. north of the Flor ence and Cripple Creek depot. was blown up. In the town of Goldiield. almost simultaneously, Boyce $ office and another assay establishment were wrecked. The general impression this morning is that the acts are the result .of q general movement to rid the dis trict of all high grade ore purchasers. Bloodhounds from Canyon Cit! have been called for.
 For years here has been systematic stealing of rich ore from mines amount ing to thousands of dollars monthly IL ss-alleged that more than fifty assayers ill the district have made a business ol buying such ore. Recently the mine owners association discovered thai shipments of high grade ore had beet nade by assayers from this district [, smeltera in San Francisco and Sal Lake, but all efforts to stop the trailit were unavailing.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
RUSH AT STEWART I The Recording Staff ss Over
 whelmed With Work. AcgH%TEElfg ACMEgA
ASSISTANCE ASKED
Telegram Received Requesting Addi- tionai Help and More Blanks -- Stewart River Mining District iS Booming -iieavy Stalking.

Dawson, Y. T.. Feb. 2S.-The Stewart river mining district i, enjoying such q boom that the two mtn there have found themselves buried under the rush of business, and have telegraphed 60 Dawson for additional help and more recording blanks.
 J. A Longpre, who has long been M the Dawson office in the department Ci certificates of work, will be sent to the relief of the besieged post. Mr. Bur wash and Mr. Mcleod are recorder and assistant. respectively, at Stewart.
 The telegram from Stewart to the gold commissioner olIice asking for more help and more blanks does not state what particular stream or streams have been stanpeded iu the vicinity oi Stewart within the last several weeks. Notable among these ie Scro2g%. where. according 10 one oi the al liatht~ of he Dawson gold commsSiUncr : office, who recently retu ned from tLo Stewart post, fully l0O claims have 1 been siaked, and more are being staEcd 1 ftSnl albNS.
 Scro4gy Is a long stream. It is said to be A. to 90 mile, long, and is known to head not far east OI .oclkirK, so that the upper portion ot 'he creek can bt reached by short cut eastward from ! Selkurk.
 The other streams in the Stewart district which have been stamprdcG Oi { late are Donovan. on which q discovery was let short time ago, BalIarat and portions of Thistle and Henderson. ful long time there has been q steady drifting of men from Dawson to Hen derson and Thistle this winter to stake claims. and other less prominent streams have also been staked 10 no 'I- considerable degree since last tall. Rosebud, another long stream. tril'u- tary to Stewart. Is reported a- being
 prospected by l3 men, who are hUpeiuI of good results.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Max Codcttc and o. J. Comtois:
 Notice k hereby given yon that the under signed Edward R. Dunn, being a co-owner with
 you of thnt certain placer mining claim 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 p0cer mining claiu ut his own expense. more than one hun dred dollars (Siuo) worth of labor and improve ments for the ycar l&0l; that the aforesaid Max
 3odettc is the owner Of on undiyifcd one-third Q-:0 in.crU5t in tho aforesaid nlaccr min'r.. claim and tne said Q. J. Comtoi. k the owner Of an uuGi yided onc.third Q3) iptercs- in said
 claim. urd the undersigned is he owner of Ire ram0 innl ono-thiid U3) in, res, Df it cla! n that the s id Max Godcttc and -. j. |n,I,Lt> T either cf them, have not contributed th'i- tr his prol ''ioa Of said expenses ncIrred D the undersigned in perfornnF said labor @nd iin'
 rroyemcnt on said claim nude dpring the year lgOl, which sNil expense is ln the sum Of one
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
kiI,g Edward q Sport.

London, Feb. .G.-lor the first tle since his accession King Edward has appeared on race course. His majesty went to the,kempton park steeplechase to see his grand national candidate Ambush l 1. run.
 Whis is the first appearance of the kings cOlOrS on a race COul so since tue death of Queen Victoria, consequently the sporting world hailed the day a> notable in turf annals. As anticipated Ambush II. won the race and the viC- tory was followed by Il. scene of wild enthusiasm. The distance was oand d half miles.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
s.M..Ns FOR pu3L!GAlON.
n tno 1-ny,od ctatcs District Court for tho D.,

Tn tlo 1-ni'od Gt1tcs District Court for tho D.a-
 ryt', or A,Si,1. = cont i,j,.ou.
 A..N'', x. crane, pl I'nttl V. P d Campbell, Ni.i.m A. Gilmore, C. E.. Ne CNnc.l, ". T. N.t''l.. John Doc. Richard i}o' nAt l'','r Coo Q' fen lu.S Action brought il tn' District C..,r. .pr tn District ot AI ,ia, 'cond dlyi- sion 'ul n" complaint tb'niq rtleG iu tGc oli .r o. tln cI"rk thereof "t NOIn-, District of
 YA" .~;4nt of the United States of Amer -d tu.ae.i w. r. Hircon. und John Do" l.ch ;.",. J. c u4t T .ter ,uc, Whuse true nan"S are li.l s,.u,-.. rrr9 ing,
 Tolas' .'"N ci you are hereby noticed 10 ;upo'r ua1 B. ~C" tho .upi- int Hl"d h5 th' .."..'i' u g" pbn'c "nti14 ,.'t.nn in 'h" Oi + Dlt, ..l for tn, ui>.~iot ol AIl,,ia, second sNl-iaa. .. %'m', Na-.>l, within 'hirl' '"9 ul.~ irpil ... ultC uI service un ioV of this .auuloa> cor judgment for Want tArrCOi %il h" taken "4r,iHol you. Ih' r...l demanded in il complaint i, " Jd'.tlh"I.a@ inst ;h" d"ten1- tul n. !. taupD'lI for tn' ~u.a Of Ghtp, to- ,o'ihr9 , .tA ilt.rr~t oH the sum of t2V0 from D-tl1.r I,.. I,ul; on th" san ,i .i.tNJ from De . 'uaer l.t, l9jl, and OB th" e'n uf .heD Iroil th"2 day Of N lrgh, l"a3, -1id llNFneh, being dcm.l.- .-u upon t"gtan prol".>~url note for ,"u,an.nnr, lH9l, by ~aiI Dr.'t .a." p !. Cni'.p ucll tU l'luintiu \. S. trlu" a.u plNabl m in- ~.4liusAts IS follows: 52,uuD on or before O. toD"r ipt, l1H; :lto0 on or before December JlSt, l3ai: t3,0,U within Si"tr d IT, following; E.. @ ou or ic ore S 'pt'n.l'r 21th, lgJ2, and -iuuQO or or before September 2a,h. lgGi. Judg- navut md deere" i> cl-O dom ln.Cd ot sail cuul- piaint c~tanlshtuG iu fl'ur of pI2nlh ven Gor's :. n for S!id several sums. together with interest aS afOICSlii, on tn" lower 11' feet ot placer mining claim known "N NO. . abOy" dis -oNcry on 3u Jlder creek, q lriDV rl of Turner creek in tn" kOlfGrok recording district, ahl that ,lid q n b" fUIucIOS"l an ] said lower 500 feet Of aaiI pl ger mining claim sod under dc
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
Our Treaty With Spain.

Madrid. Feb. 27.-The foreign minis ter, Duke Almodovar, in a conference e with the senators yesterday, announced that his government was opposed to in- serting Il clause in the Spansh-Amer- ican treaty prohibiting Americans from scquirin. land in Spain the same as ,Spaniards acquired property and stocks in the United States. The minister declined to promise to submit d dlalt of the treaty to parliament before Il was Sluueu.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
Murderer Identified,

New York, Feb. 2j.-Joseph Wilfrid Blondin. accused of the murder of his wife near Boston last June by cutting off her head, was arrested at police headquarters here today. He had gone to headquatter, to take the eXamlna- tiOn for an engineers license, and was identified by d representative of the Boston police.
 Blondin was taken into court and ar raignCd, and admitted identity. but Ge- nied that he murdered his wife. He was rcmanded until tomorrow after noun to await rcQnisiton papers.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
Orient Gold Shipments.

Washington. Feb. 21.-The treasury has received request from New York, asking for the privi- lege of deposting $2,0OO,0 900 in gold in the sub-treasury there, with the privi- lege of withdrawing it for San Fran cisco. presumably for shipment to the Orient. Request also says probably Sl4, 100000 will be required before the middle of March. This transaction is of advantage to the government, the department having an excess Of gold at San Francisco. The request wa, granted
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
Italian Railroad Strike.

Turin, Italy, Feb. ..4.-Owing to q number of railroad employees joining the strikers and also on account of the fear of general strike on the ra'l- roads. the government has issued de- cree calling 10 colors all railroad em- ployes in Italy who belong to the mo- bile and territorial army. The men will thus be brought under military control while continuing their duties.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
NOTICE OF SALI..

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 -,"a. RJ. pl4.Htl.. l-. \. x. Carter, dc ta.--od by yIr.aoot ~pr,DI exception and .o.".. .... I.. tct oi <. .tA.,n t.e "l~t, 'g .o4. yh .,iA Anap F >, 'a" ,ao,r named r..Iu.l.. u3t.tHr1 g.,p.u.a' t'G decree " V t@rt.r h" rrin. d4u;. oI. said 4I.t Ius., '. ..i d ti'. Wh 'h said deer e " d.lT rr- ........ 'r.r..I oi J.o"L''. .' l4 I'' i.(c oH- .f .pt ...' .'I con n !I.. Ia. ., --..l IU lUut .....I f itccc or 1}.v.,., oi i.,i -.' .4'". l,u. .'.I b ,... .u tho to"u oi N me. iI inc Dl-t."t u, '.. and b, ...i,d ..I N -'.iD d IT, t'. .,uet. ..tayu' a pofr, ol 'h' r..t. ,. '' ot ll" ,.n- alt oo-Wc"n Fr a1 r,' ' -i '".~. l .n a.u.'- tu raua.ar ra"'h ,l0 l'et; t.... '.,-. .t t,c.. tH...'r. ~"Hst li" f"t: L.I.'...,. $. .ae' a'ong ,2- liao ct oati alley T, il, F.. .a. 1i ue4.nlIuf:
 ".......r Nih <. t.1"'|onratS thereon. ....,. .I... ... t. T .~o..t Dr..'r of ~alJ Huri tr. .t. Nl.' .~ tao r' cir' 't!y on th" .'.."..H. n c4c lUm fl1,"l. " ..l1 th"'u.. and tio'a. !uHc'.5.tr!N c.~t u, lh. 'o'1'"r.
 &-'u.' .- h'.rlt given tIri 'a w.. n'rIrE. tH" u't. ot. oi Apr... ID. lo'. .' tN" |, >.a.. lH th' 9-Ni.- 't A...s.. oa 'h' .'"i her .;. .c- lL"..i "il. jn uo'ai"ur" p.-..t D....'., ~ b. and decree. N'- VI" upoN" ...lD. <. lr4. ..'r ... ca sO much tai pt l- my l.".n .t.--pI, t' -..i-ty .h' pl.u'..- Jliam"u.. .'J .....csl 'A"..,u out "..u "t-.r. tp t..
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 |. <. .l .r-a1. Ior .N-,al.
 Attorney tot IT. .4uG. I?-MsW
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-23
AGIThTOnS
 lNClTING RIOT
;Erdeavors to Provoke a Riot Among Striking Trolley Workmen by
 Socialists.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Feb. 24.-Di>- patches from Ponce last night say that pol tica! 'a.ilatols inclted a riot anon g the striking trolley workmen yester- day. Boodshed was only averted with the greatest difficulty. The native worknen on the trolley line are well paid and satisfied with their wage, and would not have struck mad they not been inlimida, ed by outsiders.