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The Washington times., 1902-12-07
HONORS IN THE OLD WORLD
PROVE COSTLY TO RECIPIENTS

be settled by King Edward himself pay
ing the field marshals fees out of his
privy purse. which would have the ef-
feet Of avoiding all further discussion
and dissension.
This Is what old Emperor william did
in the case Of his great chancellor, when
the latter was advanced from the rank
OF a count TO that OF prince at the
close Of the war with France. Exceed
ingly heavy fees were demanded OF the
great statesman, who contributed so
much toward the foundation Of the Ger
man Empire as It now exists. But he
refused to pay a single groscheu. de-
claring that he was certainly not going
TO have a lot OF lazy and useless court
officials. whom as a class he abomlnated.
rattening themselves at his expense with
money which they did not ask from him
as a gift. but eNacted from him as their
right in connection with a distinction
which he had received as a reward from
his sovereign.
The matter was reported to the EN-
peror. who. on learning thereof. at once
decided to pay the fees himself. thus
putting an end 10 all further dispute
about the matter. which he held was
not OF character to reflect much credit
upon the crown.
Williams Expense Heavy.
At the same time he paid the fees in
connection with the Advancement OF
Field Marshal Won Moltke and OF the
Minister Of War Won Room to the rank
Of count He preferred 20 do this rather
than interfere with tho existing system
OF fees and perquisites. looking upon
these as vested interests quite as i'm
portant to the officials concerned as his
royal and imperial prerogatives were to
himself
When Prince Bismarck, after his dis
missal from ONCE by the present En-
/ peror. was created by the latter Duke
OF Lauenburg he again declined TO pay
the fees in connection with the grant
/ OF the dukedom. declaring that he had
not sought the honor. and did not wish
I for Il anyhow. Owing tc the strained
relations then existing between the old
statesman and his sovereign. and the
/ somewhat contomptuous way IN which
the promotion In nobiliary rank had been
received at Frlederichsruhe. the Kaiser
I did not feel himself called upon 20 fol-
low the example OF his grandfather TO
I defray the fees out Of his privy purse.
l put fuarrnucb as he had rfynod and nm
mulgated the decree conferring the
dukedom. he directed that the matter
should remain in suspense as long as
| the ex-chancellor remained alive, and
/ that the prince should be styled "Duae
OF Lauenburg' until his death His son.
Prince Herbert Bismarck. was then ask
ed whether he was ready 10 pay the fees
/ I'm connection with the creation OF the
dukedom, and on expressing his disin-
clInatlon to do so. the Kaiser ordered
that the title in question should be re-
/ garded as having become extinct with
the demise Of the ex-chanceIior. A ref
/ erence to the "Almanach de Gotha" for
] the current year viii show that the title
OF Duke OF Lauenburg does not figure
among the dignities Of the second Prince
/ Bismarck
/ Although Lord Roberts is tie first
/ great parsonage in England TO decline to
pay the fees exacted Of him in connec-
The Washington times., 1902-12-07
(Some Were 6se.)

Vests and Paats and "Oneita"
Suits. English Cashmere, Sea Island
Cotton and Lisle Hose. Greatest
variety and in smallest to extra large
sizes for Ladies and Children. Very
satisfactory bargains IN TINS offering.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
IS 70 QUARTZ .SijN!NG.

Tine vice quartz .hlrps vlo i.r thc past three years have FnIu asserting that quartz mines would u,s.r t. t...ad in Northwestern Alaska bid fair to have. .. 4. /. theories huocked down like ninepins ~o -u.l 1 rGaitz miner as SarIcs D. Lane while uo; r.taar- in so many word, IL, opinions thus ex- Iu.-. '. .- i.orr than that I.e examined quartz ,so, .-j,i.a iu the solomon river section in which ,t- |an. .- mt,u-t.1 H. advised the erection of d -t.u, 3.I1 tar ,.i' he If this is not a quartz la.. i. n..s.j tlc best chance ever saw of being uu. ih. opinion has Teen acted upon, has ..u a'..alF toI in Int NCor IF, auJ next spring s.at... :a. ni.I h. in olora.ion-thc first n North w.-... Ea-,1. lutcrc-, k added to this new en- .tt.. a.eu it .s known that t is due to a .. t..t5 lacked If cou.s, hy hcr husbands t.'... a'| .tr o%n rH';cy.
 Y '.,t.. 1st with the erection of th,s stamp ',.... r. ja -uu t... cra of ..gt mining in this ..,... A must admit that W :tow little even of ..~ !'.,e l..-ibij.t..s of this s,t'ion How much ..-. eo rj.g O: auar'<2 Systo@a"c prospecting, n- ,.#-.t.v u,F-uel. will we bel,tt, dc,non,trate the ez-',t-e o3 vat g., .,d,c~ in Northwestern Alaska. < ..,.. }.ae 9., 1or'.,d years a.' an Fish river. and l'.s T.ar rc uul,;-Jand, tus work of develop u..t ,.- r-.5:,i. ugh therc i4 no longer much a..... 7. to l.aGa iu silver minin Large bodies of at,. ..;a. ]. alleged h.ve been .,:u3 which show G..tE {" .aIiuo ri,.ling tao Ceylon article. .... "l aea possibilities in ua. Although no la. If t,- a..r.ga has IS yet been found, no one ... sa. .aa i, does mo, exist.
 v r.ool- H.th most rcop1c - lbat they expect '.. ,...H .o h, aoc,m .-hed w.-hin limited time. .. j. . ...utry which reecssari - slow oj dcveI- . ia.. l.. i..-ra of climatic and other conditions. .'a h.. will be overcome and C. .,c.oE ment will be .tt... "... mineral 1iA.- n paving quantities it u,.. ......,g b. said that will find way to .'..u .t
 t..a.t .u the world do the same opportunities c@.-. :e .ser mining. and te era of quartz mining, we believe. i- just daWuitg.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
AN lNSPlRfR OF FALSE FEARS.

In the last issue of Tun NrGG&r wo printed at aSitoriSl paragraph from the Rampant Forum where :.rthc fear was expressed that No1nc was again 1a Il "hands of the Piistincs' hecau,e George Y. !4r.5- seaius had been re-apront,d clerk oi tHo !f-.rj. Court for this judicial division. We confessed ,o u feeling--of curiosity regarding the source 0. th. Forum Information. At the same time tA..o was liuls need of curiosity, the source oI that h. formation was almost apparent. The Enuul# paragraph ins' ce' hy tLe same source lia' caused the following to be written in thc issue of tl; paper of August l2
 The former private secretary Of Crater Noyos Ia- been given billet hy Judge Moore. The tome of t.e editorials in late Nome papers denotes d feeling ut uneasness. The Nome people may he Uuuoc. ssaI.iy alarmed; but owing to the appointment hy t.e h." judge of Moves former officials, their iea-- are c.- cusabe.
 It clearly evident tiat tle gooi Forum was ia- formed immediately after the arrival of Judge Wicker sham at Rampant that Nome had gone to the "doa.- milton bow-wows' the late -lr. Mantilni wont to.say, immediately upon Judge Wckcr-ham's Gc- parture thereirom and the advent of Judge Moore.
 The above paragraph confirms this iCea. The Forum professes to in the tone of the editorials insalate Nome pape-s feeling o- uneasinesS' Tha pesspicacity of the Forum $ acute indeed. 4 stray copy of TIE NUGGET. scmi-weekly contemporary must nave DIOWn Into the fOIuln once, IOf the OiIIN editorial tone" that has been sounded in Nome pressing uneasincss over any of Judge Noo,es aI- pojntments has come from the Second street tuning fork
 We do not think that the people of Nome are Unnecessarily alarmed" and we are quite sure the Forum need not Le. All hope did not flee when Judge Wickersham returned to Eagle and a new judge took his place ia Nome. The prosperity of the community does not depend upon any one man, although Judge Wickcrsham may have looked upon himself savior; the re-appontment of Mir, Eolc4- senus mantesty was not an appointment of friend adherent of Judge Moves; the appointment of Claudius II. McBride his private secretary by Judge Moore surely can have significance, and it isnsed only by interested persons @s @ basis upon which to predicate their selfish views We believe that Mr. Mcbride acted iu the capacity of private secretary to Judge Moves for few brief week., but We ars neither pre- udiccd as to say that that fact disqualified him from acting in similar capacity for Judge Moore We ii. also venture tine assertion that Judge Moore probably did not know of any such disability existing to Mr McErdc that if he did know he did not care. We believe that Judge Moore is built on broader lines.
 In short, the Forums fears, alarms and suspicious are the merest claptrap, and those inspiring them will win neither glory nor profit by pursuing such q
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

. lp '. r. IbtCR-
 Notice k hereby gwen you that the under >sG"i, Martin Angel being d CO-owucr with you uf hat certain placer mining claim in the Cape Nome Mining District. District of Alaska. , 'ft"'tict upon that certain gulch known GS Grua-c gl!rh and being known and designated ! a~ Inc Angel fractional claim, has performed on th" 3tore,aid placer mining claim at his own expense. more tan one hundred dollars (YlHD worth of labor and improvements for the year igu' that the aforesaid C. P. Church is the pWG,r uf an undivided one half (l-2) interest in tHe oturc~aid placer mining claim. Gnd the un- dvrsiEu,d k the owner of the remaining one hG.3 O-2l interest of said claim: that the said C. r. hUrch has not contributed his proportion ol aid expense incurred by the undersigned in performing said labor and improvements on -did clam made during the year 1901 which said expense k in the sIm of one hundred dollars. and the proportion of said expenses thut should have been contributed by C. r, Church is s50
 And uotice is hereby given that unless the said C. r. thurch shall contribute his propor. tiuu of Inc aforesaid expenses the said C. F. Cuarch'> undivided One-hulf interest in said placer mining clam will at the expiration of ninety (51) days from this 10th day of July. tsUt, ." forfeited unto the said Martin Angel. and th" interest of said C. F. Church in the aforesaid placer mining claim will become the property of his co-Owner, Martin Angel. who has made the required expenditures, as afore- suld
 Dated Nome, Alaska, this 10th day of July, l0o2.
 MARTIN ANGEL,
 7-lG3mW W Co-owner
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
ALSO A NOME DISEASE.

There is a disease called paranoia It exists in Nome Its first symptom is the belief that some one is plotting to undo you. The holding of such thought feeds the malady. We believe things first and look for proof later, and when the idea is once fixed in mans mind that someone is his enemy reasons light air to him combinations strong holy writ The individual who thinks he is hated, will be hated, in fact, very shortly
 Incipient paranoia maniiests itself in suspicion. Therefore there paranoiacs in Nome, for is not suspicion rife? Acute paranoa reveals itself in pro- nounced haucinations, and efforts in the line of revenge. Psychologists tell us that they can look down the paranoiac's past and the time when the disease was only the germ of distrust gimmering suspicion.
 It was great man, one whom the world called great, who said: q have in me the germ of every crime" and just all potential paranoiacs
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Louis pugnantc. $. AlbaSili. Joseph Taula John Vaglio and Joseph Maccono: You are hereby notified that we. the under. signed. have caused 10 be performed work, abol and services to the value Of ore hundred dollar. on Clam No. above discovery on Neneta creek in the present Cape Nome mining district, Dis trict of Alaska, for the year 1891, and if you dc not. within 20 days from the date thereof pay or cause to be paid to the unders igncd youI prOportionate share of said expenditure as co. owners your interests in said claim will be come the property of the undersigned, under section 2S2i Of the revised statutes of the United States.
 Date hereof, and of the first publication, Aug 20 l@r9-
 SILvEY BOLDRINI
 BARNEY ROLANDO, 3mW Co-ownerS of the aforesaid party
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
sUn10Ns FOR PUBLICATION.
No, tt2.


 In the United ~ratce District Court for the Dis trict of Alaska. Second Division.
 Lydd Y. stanton Phlntn. Ns, William x stanton. ntttndant.
 The President of the United Stgtr~ Of Amrri' co. grctti to William \. stanton. dttcndahi ahVc ADuI,t.
 Nou .yr hereby summoned and commandci to hriuu1 .Upr..r in the said United states b~trlti Court In aud for the Di~trit. of Alaska, Sccoud Di, ,i-ioa. gt tLe court room thereof, at Nome, iu thr district uf Alaska. within th,rtN tNp dal s after ia" 'Hulpiri,nu Ui iha period ot the pen. cation ui tg.~ >ul;!uon~. '~ Aercndtttr >tt '"'th' tu-}lt s thin thirty tlul days after the hrd day Ut -yptcWty., lst2 aul answer the tomp,Gh' ot tua rIata,id herein, CT judgment Tor wan th'"u W,!, be taken agIlu't you anu you Ai' further uuttt that E NuNinll io answer the complaint ut plaintin herein within the tune otory~aid. pldiutiu vii! apply to the above rh' t.tlru rusrt for the relief drGguted lE Sad ,o''i ;luiut tu.vtt. for 2. decree of thc CbuNc entitled c,:rt Ct~,piyial the bonds of matrimony now eNl~ilu" between the above named phlintlu anu m" above named defendant, and awarding the above t4h'i rlainth divorce From the ao'N ' named Jcttudunt. The ground on which Nald judgment and decree are claimed '~ Witllul ue ,trtiuu pu the part Of the said defendant f3r the period (. luDrc than two @ Fcar~. The date ot the order 0t >crvt,c ot this sum Wou~ hy publication l> July 22, A. IT, lt2 and tL" >;.iI rrtlrr directs. that the service of sum mons ? rem be made by publication tn reol Ohv" d week for six consecutive weeks. in th, NOME Ntut FIT. u weekly newspaper pUp!t>n"t and pi.utrd lt Nome. in the District oi Alaska The date of the first publication Cf this NUm uDu- .- 'u, 1.rd day oi July. \. D. l!u!. aud th, jtt" ui The la~t punlicatioa uf thi- >unimopS will h" 'Ao sl day 8f September \. D. iE'3 at which tiu ..' period nf publication of this summons . Pl.. ur complete.
 W.U he Honorable Alfred $. Moore .....-t cr .hr>1id Uuijrd states District Court .5. -.rth- District of Alaska. second Diyi- .I' aI.,i tho ~fui ot said court hfreu.tu ltiiAc .a.- --au i4y 9. July. \. h. l,"3.
 GEO. '. BoRCPstNu-S.
 Clerk ot thc L. S Distract Court
 ~... for th" district of A.U~6L
 S'cuud division.
 T.. E -alEtrs.
 Att.,.uit,-. t4y In. plaintiff 723 1t wv
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
SUMMONS.

In tb' Tuitr5 States District CoHr for the Dis
 ..ln.ut tl,~lla. -rcoHl Division.
 thI. ..- J. lark plaintiff. Ir. Caroline Clark n. .'r,-.-..ut cf the United Sta,c~ Of Amer. j. -.,.'.H@. to caroline Clark. defendant Nopa.. |. .t,g summoned cpd corunasGc1 10 h.r..i uui. m p" ,ar t"tad ~tat"N District t'.f ..... .lrt tnc District of Alaska second u... ... t..o 'uvtt ioom ,a're,f. at Non, in r lf, s. Na-hi. vllniu ihlty C'd taN~ after ....,...p.. tIcu oi lh. p"raI .t puhlIra- uuH ui tI.~ uuuu~. a- nt"laI'ter >e' forth f.Eit ol'.4e 'I.r'y t3J) days atts: tHc 3ra u=y ri -..t,ia''r !.,2. .ud au>Arr tbe com i.."iHi "i itH F.tln'ia her'.a. or judsM'nt Tor atut th' 'r.af viii he taken against you. aud you at' tGf. I-r notified thI' if you tlA tu au,wcr 'l- ,Hlara-al ". plaiutif herein within H." time .i .re~gI5 pa.aiiu will apply to the above cn- Ht.rr court for the rcliti dem'nded in said com I'l.l:'. tu-Wi, for decree of the uuuvr entitled .uNf' iirrJ,Nlt@ the bonds of matrimouv now r& .flr- between the above named pIaintih and he above uGncd defendant and awarding the >hr' han"l pialutiu d div cree from the above HIiHp.' def iant The ground vn which said J.lf-ruent and decree are claimed i> WllfUl de- '"rjlun on tR' parf ot hr said defendant for tls period "i n.ore tan two ,.l years.
 itr dAi" oi 'G" urU"f pt ~'rN ice Ol t't stun i..uu- tv IuuiCItipn is July .3I. A D l4R2 and ih" said order Gir."'~ that the service ut sum uina~ trrcln hc mad" uy publication thereof once week toi >iN consecutive wee k in the NOME Er9"Lf, q newspaper published and printed ut None in Inc District of Alaska.
 '' L' '' .'c oi Inc hr>t publication of this sum mphS j~ ihe 2sl dav oi July, A. h. 1902. and the da,c of lhe last puhlica;ion of thi, summons will h" the 3ri day of September A D. ..T,2 at Which time tne period of publication of this ~uWMUn> will bc complete.
 Witness the Honorable Alfred $. Moore. jud-r of th" >aij tnilcd States District Court ln uut , for the Di ,,rict of .AlGska, second di,i- >!on. and ,c seal uf said cuurt hercuuto affixed 'A4~ "!ne da} of July. \, l i',?
 GEO. '. BCRCHSESiUS.
 Clerk of the United States Dis
 tricl Court for the District uf i~ouli Alaska second Division.
 By IT. C. Gordon, Deputy. T. F.. Shields attorney for plaintiff. g-6wW
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
NEW MANAGEMENT E NEEDED.

h" management o} the various government rein cr herds in tl section af Task; ;s not satisfac tory. although the annual reports isued from Wash In-'a. would -etn to n licac t9, -nch is the case. ]. iH. % TT is cdNrc0r informed, and such Is the h... He r.al supervision of the herd, exists. This l. certainly ti. case at t.e Kokcloe sound station "..:. ,.a I..rp he:dcg does that which seems good :r his ,.u eyes Hilhou, fear oi rebulc.
 The whole system Of '. ndccr management needs uycslaul,u. Reindeer a:e q cood thing, but under
 a present ystcin Of caring for the herds there can h. Mo results which are satisfactory except to the La1P igiJe,z who have them in charge These Lapp Ac.,.r- 1t + claimed, ta'e no of their tockS. T..y s:e Iampcred lot of indiyi,ual. it is claimed i.I and f.-terod by sometimes benign government and tey themselves reap all nearly all of the uUno profits It is also maintained that they are neither good hcrder9 good trainers of the animals Natives are employed to do the herding, while the training i of the most primitive kind. There are other abuses complained of by reputable men which would seem t5 demand investigation.
 Reindeer raising can be made profitable indus try ii. Northwestern Alaska, but until methods arc introduced it can never assume successful pro- portions Under the present system the government is ozpendiug money for the purpose of playing at reindeer raising The industry has fallen into a ra which threatens to annihiIato it and prevent the very purpose .cr which it was intended.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
FOR SALE.

The following claims and interests in claims belonging to the estate of Si.urd koppang, in kougarok district, are offered for sale; price, s50O:
 Onc-sixth interest in No. 2 below, Boulder creek.
 One half interest in No. ai above, Boulder cr' rlt,
 One quarter interest in No. 1 Frost creek, above Goose One-quarter interest in No. } Buzzard creek, below Goose. One-half interest in No. ChechaISo creek No. aDove on SlloolSum creek. No. 2 Grouse creek. One claim on Miller creek. One.quarter interest in No. Bernhard creek. Also the following claims belonging to the estate of N. II. Hansen, situated in kOugarok district, price s500 No l3 above discovery Boulder< No above lower discovery, Turner creek. No. above, Last chance No. above, Aurora.
 R. T. LYING,
 Administrator Of said estates,. Nome, Aug 0, tgD2
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE.

United State, Of America, District Of Ala>llu
 
 PGuIir no,i,e |, hereby given that by virtue 0t a writ pl urri iaeiu> Cor eXccuton). dated JHLc 2aL X. n. l!U2 issued out ot the United N'ru hI~tllvt Coa!t for the District of Alaska. ,--, ..A al..~.on. on judgment rendered u said ..u.t .;'.a Hun day of March A. D. !gt2 ii ;ayor oi oamti" McGoWan, and a-NiI>t Con -r!ptius 'udaor-iti. l have. ou thi- 3l>t day of Ju'F \. n, iar! levied upon the following de -'y.u'd r.II estate. to-Wlt.
 An Uudll iej one-half O-a) interest in and to fbHf ctIt.ia placer mining claim situated on Dahl creek in the kOuElrok recording district. District ni Alaska, and known a> Number Four lD 1a D,,hl creek. ~uid interest 5ciug owned by -aId tua~tautinr PodhorSki:
 And tuut J Will accordingly. oIfr said real "-tlt" for sale at publc vendue, 10 the highest anu best bidder. for cash. on the jth day uf Sep trmtur, A. D. lEU1, at o'clock D. m. atl the -Nutn front of the court house of said District Court d; Nome. Alaska.
 Dated August jth A D. Igr2
 FRANK II. RtCHARDS.
 United States Marshal. District
 ot Alaska, Second Division. C. z. Johnson and A. J. Daly, piuiutiG',. at turH"As. s-G-5tW
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
ADrlINISTRATRIx,S NOTICE.

District of Alaska, Nome Precinct-ss. In Pro
 bate Court.
 In the matter of the estate of John H. Ger man. deceased.
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale mad and entered herein by said court on the 3Oth da of July, l9J2 I am ordered and directed to SCI those certain placer mining claims belonging said estate lying and being in said precinct aI known as the 'Sweepstake' miner on Nugg gulch, tributary to Oregon creek, and U 'Hard-Pan" mine, on Oregon creek.
 Notice Is therefore hereby given that on q lst day of September, 1902 at 10 o'clock a. Ut the front door Of the Noffice Of the Unit ,states commissioner in an, Nor said precinct Nome, Alaska, l will, i -~"'' =" to said orde sell the above descrb ~" claims Ut public yend. bidder thXrefor for cis
 Dated %ome. Alasie 4cWx, AduJ
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

TO harhor lus thought of VITO, :, 10 warm ond v;vfy h. germ. The amount of vioog and injustice in the world yaIc~ with most pee! e according to the time of day aad ;heir physical condition. People do not fear anything but evl The i,r of evil is usually, if uu. eut.,,lv a ..orbid and t..t,I.rc, insane idea.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27
NOTICE.

To Whom IT May COncern: Notice is hereby given that the steam sh ip "DawSon City" or owner, will not be responsi- blc or liable to any person for any debts con tructed by or oa behalf of said Steamship un- less contracted for or authorized by the under signed
 Dated Nome, Alaska, Aug. g. 1902
 FELIX BROWN
 General Agent
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

New proof has been found that Alexander Hamil- ton wrote Washngton's farewell address. Eventually it will be found that most of Aguinaldos state papers were written in Boston.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

The Seattle Chamber of Commerce has decided to ask the IlausMs5issippi Congress which is to meet soon at S. Paul to assist Alaska in obtaining terri toilo form of government Alaska needs many other things much more than territorial government
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

By this time next year there is little doubt but that half dozen moro ditch companies will be doing business in this section.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

Harry Tracy did not succeed in reaching the "Hoic-in-the- Wall' country, but he found another which though undiscovered we have all heard of.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

sam C. Dunham, the well-known Alaska poet, is in Tonopah New, if we may judge from poem which appears in late copy of the Tonopah Mner entitled "Giye Is Water Uncle Sam."
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

There's crispness in the evening and early morn ing air that is suggestive of approaching winter
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

King Edwards coronation seems to have been pulled off in a successful manner The king is a pretty fair sort of man, and if we cannot say Hong lire the king" we may wish the long life and halpine-s.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

Talk about the agricultural pos Utilities of Alaska' X Finnish colony is to be placed in the Cook inlet country and George Ryan, of Topkok this year is raising as fine spuds grew outdoor.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

Hydrauicing seems to be the vogue these days in this section of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

In the United States Commssioner's Court in and for Nome Precinct, Second Division of the District of Alaska, before the Hon. T.
 NJ. Reed. U. S commissioner and ex officio
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-27

The-%U pis sale ai the following towns u No1h we-tern Alaska, ~a tol@ ioas and ad, .tj-, .~ Hii also he received
 Nome Agency Aiken tie2c Co, FL 'ront ~''.'' SoOmOr ''. .. i3N- Bluff hec!aco Mercantile t'. Chink N. c. ' ~. i'~ n...' White Mountain W. Carr.3 Mild .ro-e N .. F. t.. Concl C. < Adams .ktN" l't-f Nome Rive t. C. ttt-.. Dexter Creek "H.l " ..s". lsndle CityA J. 7. N,l..at.- Teller '. E. N|'e Isattle Iol' NcfartGN 2i- tI."...t.- -.- St: Michael .i. U ja..H-