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The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08

year OF service In connection with
the Senate. He was appointed on the
1st of May, 1864, beginning at the
lowest round of the ladder in the de-
partment of which he is now in
charge.
Henry Wilson and Charles Sumner,
who were in the Senate with Mr..
Richards father, were responsible for
the appointment. and their excellent
judgment has been fully sustained.
Major Richards was wounded at thA
battle of Antietam, where he had a
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08
Work for Uncle Sam

STRANGER in the city of
Washington, standing at the
intersection of Pennsylvania
and New York avenues and
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08

bill was Immediately laid before the
Senate and was passed in the twink
ling of an eye. Then it had to be
sent to the government printing office
to be printed upon parchment. Mr..
Mercer almost literally stood over the
type as it was hastily set, and then
he hurried to the Speaker with a COPY
of the engrossed bill the ink being
still damp. Speaker Henderson sign
ed the bill, and over to the senate
again went Mr.. Mercer to secure the
signature of President Pro TEN. Frye.
At 4 o'clock, when President Roose-
welt entered the capitol, Mr.. Mercer
had the bill ready for the fanl ap-
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08

Oars lots oh folks" old Ephraim
said,
DAT starts deyseIfs ON Monday
An serves de debbil all de week,
Ter bress de Lord on Sunday"
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08

Any pretty woman's Jaw is a
of beauty-when it isn't v-sts5
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08
Told in Washington
Especial Letter.)

AJOR CHAS. N. RICHARDS,
in charge of the stationery
room of the Senate, has en-
tered upon his thirty-ninth
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08

HIVeIsarIes, anmore than any others
of the famousld buildings, the colo
NAL inns of a. great cities are at
tracing the aention of history stu
dents. Therelre few sections that
can show pre- famouC cluster of
these old taveS than are found in
prominent seOn of the Quaker City
historic old .anlIford. In all essen
tlal character!ics many of these are
the same a when revolutionary
heroes partoo OF their hospitality.
These ins arstill called by the old
names that ade them landmarks,
and in manynstances they are sur
rounded by fhous trees many years
older than asntury.
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08

HE mac pathways trod by
revoluonary heroes are
freshlDutlir ID with historic
memoes in these days of an
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-08
Historic Old Inns

Especial Letter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
WOman'S Club Notes.

The kcgoayah Kozga ( Aurora Club will hold it's regular business meeting in the public school building on Wed nesday next at 2:30 p. m. After q brief business session the order of exercises will consist of Il paper npon The Geography of Alaska by Mrs. Elma McNaught. the "IIistory of Alaska" by Mrs. Houston, and another upon "rhe Mining Resources of Alaska" by Miss Josephine Todmap. Mrs Rust gard will read poem entitled "The old Wooden Rocker," and Capt. A. F. Mordaunt will give some Early "Reminiscences of an old Sour Dough. Y
 Dr. ". B. Palmore, editor of the St. Louis Christian Advocate, favored the club with an interesting account of his "Trip Down the Iukon' at the last meeting, and Mrs, Mary F. Hart read an original poem dedicated to Aurora, 1he patron goddess of the Kozga- Mrs. O. F.. King wss elected delegate-at- large to establish branch clnb at Council
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
COMING
 TO NOME George Allen and George
 Hawkins. GET A NEW TRIAL it Is Not Likely, However, That These Men Will Again
 Be Tried.

Assistant District Attorney McGinn has received the mandate of the circuit court of appeals for the ninth circuit, wherein the judgment of the lower court is reversed in the cases of George Allen and George Hawkins, convicted of highway robbery in Nome in the spring Of 1901, before Judge Moves.
 A sentence of lj years was imposed upon Allen, Hawkins and Dolan, as will be remembered. The appellat" court reversed the lower court in the cases of Allen and Hawkins and ordered |, new trial. The sentence of Dolan was confirmed.
 It is stated that the judgment in the case of George Allen, was reversed be- cause of remark of Judge Moves dur ing trial of the case. Aliens attor- psys stated that they wanted Thomas C, Moves summoned as . witness, for the reason that he could show that he bad lent Allen $lOO about the time of the robbery of R. J. Embleton, and Ju lge Moves remarked that he had heard something to this effect from Mir. Moves; it was also held by the appellate court that the cross eXamin- at ion of Allen was too broad, the prosecution having shownup his record in :;kagway in 1898.
 The case against Hawkins was re- vc">ed because of the alleged dis qu;. itication of a juror.
 iHHlan, who is probably less guilty thal either of the others, is in McNeil island penitentiary, the judgment of the lower court having been af- frmed, no errors in his case having been found therein by the higher court.
 l. C. Cherry, the star witness for the prosecution, has disappeared from view. It is said he came to Nome this spring on one of the steamers, where he is employed, but he did not come ashore. It is therefore probable that Allen and
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
THE NEW
 P0ST0FF|CE Will Be Occupied on
 Monday Morning. WILL. MOVE TONIGHT
Acting Postmaster Cole Turned Over the Office to Postmaster
 SwantOn Yesterday.

J. J. Cole, who has been acting post master of Nome since last August, yes terday turned over the office to Frank w. Swanton, the new postmaster. Mr. Coles accounts were checked up by Postofiice Inspector Clum, and every thing was found to be in most sati,- factory condition, and Mr. Cole was complimcnted uponthe methodcal man ner in which the office had been con ducted.
 Tonight the postoffice furniture and fixtures will be moved to the new post office building on Second street and Stcadman avenue. The office will not be open on Sunday, but will he ready for business on Monday morning.
 The new building is commodious one, having been especially built for postotiice purposes It is well lighted, and is conveniently arranged. The main entrance is from the corner of the building, and immediately to the left as you enter, are the money order and
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
ACCIDENT TO
 PIPE LINE Section of Pipe Bursted Yesterday Morning. The Big Pumping Plant of the Wild Goose Company MM
 Soon Be in Operation.

1fe Wi6 Goose Co.'S, pumping plsrt was started yesterday morning, bat Nnfortunaaely, a section of the piPe bursted, and the plnnt was closed down while repairs are being made.
 A test of the machinery was made o1 "Wednesday evening, 8 number of Nome people going out by special train .ts witness. the starting up Of the big plant. Among those who went out were: MT. and Mrs. c. D. Lane, L. L. Lane, Dr. and Mrs. Whitehead, Dr. and MrA Rininger, MT. and Mrs. Strong, Judge Johnson and C. L. Johnson, of tho Pioneer Mining Co.
 The plant worked to perfection und0r the manx cement of Engineer Dahlstrusn. not tremor being felt. It is expected that the damage to the pipe will be se- paired in short time, and mining operations will be commenced on Cooper gulch, and later on the Matte claim.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

registry departments. The distribut- ing and mailing room are combined, and are sufficiently large 10 permit of the ready handling of mails. The building was constructed al a cost of si, 900.
 r. II. Watt ha, been appointed assis- tant postmaster The other employees are: r, J. Kolash, money order clerk, F.. B. Sherzer, registry clerk: C. F.. Hastings, J. ;. Smith, Cecil Barcroft, George HoXsie and Miss Jones. delivery and box clerks.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Hawkins will never be re-tried. Allen has been out on bail for more than Il year past. It i, stated that he will arrive on one of the next steamers reaching Nome. and that flaw llins will shortly follow him.
 In the meantime the district attor- ney's office is determining whether Allen and Hawkins shall again be brought to trial.
 There are many people in Nome who believe that Dolan was not guilty Of the crime charged. although he msy have been accessary after the fact. Yet he is up against it' in the pen itentiary on l1 years sentence. It is stated that an effort will be made if Allen and Hawkins are not re-tried. to have Dolan pardoned by the president.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

terday, and there were no patients to transfer to that institution.
 As told in the NUGGET, there is difference of opinion between Health Officer Tiedemann and the civic author ities. Dr. Tiedemann was notified to vacate the lower portion of the govern ment building. which has been u- d for city hospital purposes since lDOl, and he refused.
 From what can he learned it would seem that the city council had no authority to order Dr. Tied mann to vacate the building. The only person who sec ms to be exercising even nominal control oFer the building be sides Dr. Fedemann is Capt. Sargent commanding al Fort Davis. The bar racks buildings are really under the control of the interior department, which can set them uSid" for any pur- pose that may hs deemed proper.
 In the meantime Captain sargent is quoted as saying that he would permit neither Dr. Ticdcmaun nor the city to occupy the building in displt,.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
Will G0 to Bristol.

Adam w. Johnson is no more court crIer. He received his congo yester- day, likewise his salary. MT. Johnson. it is said, has been appointed "depnty marshal " at Bristol bay; it is also averred that he will leave Nome shortly for that place. The appointment came from Judge Wickersham, or was secured by Wirkersham for Johnson. Cecil H. Clegg, the United States com missioner at Bristol bay, left Nome for that place ten days ago. The place is practically deserted, except during the summer season.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
COL. CRICSBY'S
 ASSISTANTS
George B. Grigsby and
 ". N. Landers.
Another Assistant District At1Or. ney to Be Appointed Short.
 Iy...The Men Mentioned

George E. Grig,by and ". N. Ian der, were yesterday appointed assist. ant district attorneys by District At. .orney Grigsby Both Immediately y qualified by filing their oaths of office.
 George B. Griysby is the son of Col. Grigsby, and i~ said to be d lawyer of considerable ability.
 ". x. Lander, has been conti nt- ously in the office of the district attm'- ney since 1900. He is well and favor ably known, and has many friends in Nome.
 It is understood that a third assist aut will be appointed shortly, and among the attorneys mentioned for the place are w. \. Gilmore, of Gilmore X Me Cornell, George D. Schotieid, of Bard X Sch0field, and M. J. Cochran.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
AM ALLEGED JUMPEn
 SHOT IN THE SEOUL DER
Sam ColClougIl, of York, Uses His Rifle on a Han Named Wiseman===CoIClough Went to Teller and Surrendered
 Himself to the Authorities.

lis in the ha4us of the authorities. ather pre- vented rapid travelling, and journey whicn bt panied in eight hour, finished until this afternoon.
 The of the aTray had areGdy reached Teller and Commissioner Ienon and Deputy Marshal Evans the lookout fo" Coolough it thought he might stop Tele bu proceed Nome and attempt fly the country He had no such nteutOn however
 On the day of the shooting the ''Dego Kid and another party Teller q complaint and returned to York
 The III com up before Commissioner IIenton morrow and. Colclou.h will waive examination he will probably be bound over to the grand jury it's sitting
 A, n all mining camps public sympathy here is with the party protecting his claim
 The claim alleged to have been jumped by Wseman $ the ~ocaed tin b, It. and may may be valuable
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Teller July ;!0 Th, a1ternoon Samuel Cole ough and partner J. S Cooiin arrived at ee from York; and Mr Coclough short consultation with Attorney Price, gave himself into the custody of Deputy Marshal Evans
 The charge against "oclou-h is shooting named Wselnan through the shoulder with Q caber rifle.
 IL appears that Wisaman jumped 'o' Colclough :, claims on Buck creek ork district, and, witt man named King holding down the claim and prospecting it. Coclough went to the claim and attempted Wiseman and King. In the mixup whirh resulted. Wise shot thro gh the shoulder. Is also alleged that Coclough afterwards beat Wseman with the barrel of te rifle lea ing Iliin in unconscious condition but the port lacks veritcatOn
 After the shooting Col ough at once for doctor who calne miles away. and thence to York and with Couin started Teller with tn, intention of putting
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
PROPERTY
 VALUATIONS For the Year 1902 Likely to Be Reduced. City Assessor White at Work Upon the Assessment Rolls
 for the Current Year.

City Assessor White snticipatesquite reduction in real estate and other values as compared with those of last year. He entered upon the work of as- sessing real and personal property yes- terday. He has left blank form with every person liable to be taxed on real and persoual property. These are to be filed out showing the value of prop erty subject to assessment and sworn to. After receiving these forms the assessor will make his valuations. In case any are raised from the figures given by the owners, they will be notified and, will have an opportunity of appearing before the city council when it sits as n board of equalization and state their case.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
He Wants Chief JOlIey
 to "Pump'' Aston.
HARDY IS CHEERFUL
Hopes That George Aston Will Make a Confession ExOD.
 erating Him.

Fred T. Hardy, the condemned psar- derer, evinces good deal of interest in the ease Of George Aston, who, or Thursday, was adjudged insane in the will make a confession. Hardy does not realize that confession from an insane man would avail him nothing
 The other day Hardy sent letter to Chief of Police Jolley asking Chief Jolley to call and sss him at the jail Chief Jolley did so. and Hardy asked him to pump Aston and see if he would not make confession. Follow aiug ia literal copy of Hardy's letter, the only addition to it being punctu- ation marks:
 Fedral gail
 Nome, Alaska, guly 2s.;l902.
 Mir. Jolly-My Dear sir Wood sou call Down at the fedral jail. wooo like vary butch to have q talk with yOu on pertickler bisnesS- Please come it you can, sad I wood like to see yoa 8: wanced. From F l.. HARDY,
 Prisner. Hardy lies in his bunk moro thar Esual, and tse guards sag this is about the only change that is noticeable in him He talks great deal and ire quently plays . game Of cards with the sHaid, through the bars of the cell, the guard, of course. being on the outside, and Hardy ithiH. He till'sftirmsihis innocence, and seems to hope that s0sne- thing may yet turn up to sare him from the galiows- The insanity of Aston seemed to give him some satisfaction for sosa- reason or other. Tha guskds at the federal jail aye inclined to think that Hardy will weaken and make a confession before the day set for. his execatioa- Sept. l3 next.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
MarCOni Scores New TriumphS.

London, July II. -MwconL who is on board the Italian flagship Carlo Alberto at Cronstsdt. Russia has cabied to has London office that he has received wireless signals from the Cornwall station, about 100 miles dis tant, partly overland. Complete mes sa.es were received ss far as Skagcn. Denmark, about sj0 miles from Corn NE u
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
InCipient Blaze Checked.

A fire Friday morning at l0,io in Il shack at the rear of the W hitc drug store brought ont th' ire department in iess than two minutes. Their ser vices were not required, as bucket of water eNtiuguishcd the flames A quilt on top of the shack caught fire, and the roof on which it lay was quite badly churFed.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
ROYAL CAFE SUNDAY DINNER

Aug 3. 1909 l2 Noon to l2 Midnight With Bottle of Zinfandei Si.O0
 OYSTERS
 Eastern Raw
 Cream of Caulifiower
 RELISBEs Pirkled BcttS Olives Shrimp en Mayonaise Boiled Salmon, Butter Sauce
 ENTREES Lamb Croquette, Green Peas Clam Fritters
 ROASTS Prime Rib of Beef, Pan Gravy
 Stufred Spring Chicken GHTABIES Mashed Potatoes Faulifewer
 DESSERT Pear FTtters Brandy Sauce American and Swiss Cheese Gale Noir
  Mamma, take me to Gus Browns and get me one of those nice suits which aAe made specially for boys
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
Did FitzsiInmOns Win t?

A report reached Nome today from St. Michael that the fight between Jetfries and Fitzsimmons, which took place July 25, in San Francisco, was won by titzSimmonS.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
You Want Oar Goods--

We want ycur money. 1t will be to mutual advantage to make the ex- change. As wa have DoW onl., o0 days to pull up stakes, We will slash our high-grade stock al any "old price, to close. TffE FARRELL Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
Blacks mith coal at 0ieSe's.

Anything in sheet-metal work. Oscar Witt, Front St., opp. Steadman.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
NHo CONTROLS
 1.-THE BARRACKS
.Health Officer Tiede- mann Holds the Fort.
Refused to Vacate City Hospital When Requested to Dc So
 By the City Fathers.

For the: first time in two years or umore the city has no indigent patients on it's hands The contract recently awarded the Holy Cross hospital for the ( care of the city's sick took effect yes
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Mamma. dear. want one of those pretty suits, at Gus Browns. the lead- ing cluth;or
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Schell, the iewelcr, will remove the first of next week to 29l Front stree next to NJ. D. Samuel, X Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

At Gus Brown 5. the leading clothicr, is the place to buy your clothing and furnishine-
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Giant powder caps and fuse 2. GieSe's,
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Baths gec. at the City Bath HoaSs Sluice lumber and rigies at Tsnnef's blaming mill
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02
TRACY STILL AT LARGE, JULY 23 The Murderer and Outlaw Still Evades
 the Strong Arm of Justice.

years is authority for ihe that Tracy is still large He arrived Es morning from St Michael on the Indiana
 The Leon brought down l5 hrst-ca,s passengers and about 20 second class.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-02

Advces received from Dawson on the steamer Leon that Harry Tracy murderer and outlaw had not been caught July 2. The Leon left Dawson on July 2' at 10 D.. m.
 Paul Havers of Seattle, who has been in Dawson the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14
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and IN au.ezst W23 turning himself
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be lie Geash # mo-
thiHi, il was the same good fatHer
wha, o1saav.u2 tAe regular Attendance
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14

Jeff has put il UP to Alr. Myers te
meet Greaycs. lie has invited
t'rearee to be present at the joint de
bates of Jeff and Myers, Offering a fair
division Of time. Mr, Myers cah
hardly refuse, and then JEFF is goin=
to have performance wirth COINS to
sec. lie will be master Of ceremonies,
with nothing to do except to seek
Myers and Grcayes on each other
while the audience enjoys the fun.
jeff is great schcmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14
cFRVERA WELL TREATED.

Whea the governors Of Gadiz
enain the hoiac Of Admiral Cervora.
were shown clippings f9om American
pewspapers stating tfat Goryera was
in want and dying hy inches Of cha
grin caused by the renroaehes Of his
eountrymen, they became indignant,
and With ono voice exclaimed:
"Why, it is an insult to The Spanish
people and to its army and navy in
particular. Admiral Ceryera is slight
ed by no one in his country, or any
other As to the ostracizing, 1t IS all
rot. Even the Madrid politicians who
hate him most for the mistakes they
ordered linn to make, wouldn't thirh
of treating him as badly as Admiral
seblay, for instance, Is treated i
some Washington officials
"If You wait here until the after
noon. yaH may SEQ his eHeelleaey i
person suggested clubman. "On'
look HIM viii convince YOU Of td'
absur5ity of these reports.
The correspondent accepted Che n
yitation and found what the governor
had said to be true We talk abou
Spanish persecution, when the official
at Washington are doing things tn 3,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-14
Eor TIE State.

For Goternor-Jeffersoa DAYS.
Secretary of State ". Crockett
II Dewitt.
8ttoraey-Geaerat- George y a0s
~ Trsasarer-H c. Upton O. HaFri.
sonorfntenaent of Public lnstfuc-
tom II. uinemou Of Pine Bluff.
Aodftor-T. c. Monroe Of Magnolia
Associate Justice Of Supreme Court
p. b. Battle of Little Rock.
Land Commissioner H. Conway
of Little Rocf
Railroad GommissionerS-J w. Phil
lips of Newport b. B IIqdgins Of Has-
:: - 7l--74 !4ll .rtfal Hampton Of Fordyee.
Commissioner Of Mines, Nanufac-
tnrers and Agricalture-!l T. Brad,
ford Of Ionolze.