The Nome nugget., 1903-01-14
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didn't make any difference, she would uol find much.
 The next time Io!.cE met him was on the morning oi Jan. :. James went to JoIIel's hou.c shortly after x o'clock joey had just risen dhd Jdne- t,lo hIm that he had csl.c 10 see abuUt .o- in. back to ~orD on thc police force. Ju5,y said:
 "J'm. ran'lIn you la"h yet. and |. b .tb." .G.' ''..' ''''
 Jlmc~ said: "Jol.cy, {! yoG don, pat ne hae... Ky God, l'lI xii. }ou.
 James went on aud called JOilcy many vic name, and "abu.cd him like a horse thief Iu lis OWL house. JoNsy asked him to be quiet ao there wete people living next door. I,c said: Jane. when you get ,obered up, you II think better of this, and you wi,l think better ot me, JoIicy asked him to leave tue house ou account of the fam fly liv.ng next deer, and he agau used tile language. finally leaving.
 The ucN, t.u" JoiI met bum waI on Front street. Jol'c> spoke to hIm but Jauc: gave hitn "natd ,u. k and went cE. Du Jan. he again m,t hIn near the iuU ~uluon. Officer luncgau Was with him: Joilcy -'ohc 10 James. who gave h..l gruut, and handed hlm his star and a key.
 Nc.J day Jollcy met James near the Eidorddo saloon: he didn't sec him un- i'll close up to him. JoIIcy said "HOw GO, Jim, and James said "NOu -------, i, yo9 ever speak to me again or men tlon my halue Il kill you; I've a 1ood notion to UJ it nuW." JolIcN asked "NAaJ have done that you should talk to me like th,-:' and James sad, "It Iou don't pat inc back on the police force i an going tu Xiii you.
 loleH replied that James would gain no,hug hy kiija4 hlm. "l talked to hln klndy> ald nlce, said JolIey, and 3aulr> ,ajI 'i m fixed for 'uu. Jame5 hld la hand iu he oiGe pocket oi his c,at. JoIley told him thal he knew he va, "iAcd' amt that il Wu,ud Gu James no .ood to illll hun. JolIcy sad he eN- peeled James would give it to him right there iu the street. but he said you can'l expect ne tO pat you tack and you threatening to NlIl me this way and every hCay luUkiug on.
 Juilty auu James were walking dur ing hc cuuN cr,Ullun and ,IoiicN says hr ,huupAt James WUuid go into one of tEr ,lioore and he could get away from him. When they got in front of the o.d Pioneer saloon James stepped to Joi.eN 'e lett. JOllcN Wal, trying to get into the middle Of the street. James had hi, Drrringer in his pocket all the tune. and said JOlley "he rut it up to my rIt> and Nald AUu old ------. | | am going to blow your belly out now"
 JolieN >aid Jun. it won't dO yOu any good to kill me. Haven't always given you money when you come to me and wanted lt?'' James answered, 't1 q q III you, 1 am broke and out of & job and don't value my lie that much, aud he snapped the fingers of his ltil hand
 The men continued up the street and when at Hunter way Jo.Iey sheared to the middle of the street. Then Jame, 4 whiv.ed in front and said ''G q d--n you. l am gong to kill you anyway" " .JoI.e! said Jim. you must be crazy" and Jamc~ sand "Juck, there, no use taItln2. l will kin you or Nou wul kill lnc now, and JOleN replied: "Jlm, | | don want anything to do with you: I've never had anything todo with you: | you' q d n good fellow when you're | sober, but d pretty bad fellow when | you're drank.
 Jolley sad he didn't want to do any thing to provoke James q, he knew he would "gIve il to him. the "lir,t bad . word he let %o.'
 When Jolley met Mcintosh on the .trcct lao told in the last issue of TIE NUGGtTJ he ~teppcA away from James to talk to l,cluto,h. The wind wa, biow ng hard Jaulc- va, on Jolicy'e lpit, and he faced Mcintosh. but ,o that he could lcoli at James. Tine lat ter backed off instead of :.uing ca. The rest oI the story follows In Ju.i~!', own words:
 '.JIm he stopped about eight or ten feet from me and | tried to get this | man to move on. and l think Jim not iced the move that wanted to get | away wanted to get away from him.
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