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The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18
FIGHT IS
 NOW ON Between Old and New City Coucilmen. lNJuNcTloN ISSUED To Prevent the Enforcement of A License Ordina1ce--
 Passed RecentJ
INJUNGTl0N ISSUED

The action Of the city council ir pass ing lic'nse tax ord noi cc lt .- meet l. ing on Monday night as, IL NUGGET reaGers know, evoked tie CT. it.ou of the nrw members O. the ,,t. .ol.cI, and it resuli ed }eetelda, u '.- C uu- cll being restrained teml.ra. from enforcing the ordinance.
 The temporary injuno tion VAS grant, ed upon the application of ; N. Car man and is directed to all members of the city council and City Clerk Thos. +. White. The plaintiff 3ct, forth in his complaint that he is the owner of city warrants legally executed, that they have become largely depreciated in value; that the chief revenue of the city is derived from license taxes: that the defendants have unlawtuliy, cor ruptly and fraudulently c0nspircd to defraud and iniure plaintiff by passing an ordinance greatly reducing the licenses placed upon various businesses; that the city is bankrupt, and that the ordinance provides that warrants now outstanding may be used in the pay ment of such license tlxes, instead of cash, at their par or face value.
 Judge Moore grante,l temporary injunction and he de.endants were cited to show cause Monday next at D. n. why it should not be made per- manent.
 When seen Thursday by NUGGET representative Mayor Valentine said: "Ihe ordinance passed at the last meet ing of the city council was introduced several weeks ago, hut if was not passed for the reason that very few meetings were held until after the elect ion. The council had no idea of legislating for the new council. The ordinance just passed restores the license schedule cX- isting last spring, and w&5 passed man- ly for the purpose Of protecting the bona fide business man against the predatory trader who invariably ar- rives in the spring, only to leave in the fall. Furthermore the Eew council can change the schedule whenever they feel so inclined. As for the payment of licenses with city warrants. we have had the opinion> of two city attorneys that we could not refuse lo accept such warrants when rendered.
 The members-elect of the next city council held a meeting on Wednesday evening, and 1t was decided to make sn application for an iniunCt ion as above stated. No other business. it is said, was transacted, the que-'iOnS of who should be maYOr or who. chief of uolire not having been broached.
 The present city couucu will pass out of existence on next Monday night, and the new body wlll assHme .,S duties on the Thursday evening following.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18
LATEST OUTSIDE NEWS
Mount PeIee Again Active. .Hurrying Work ill Brooklyn Navy Yard...Canadian Town Does
 Not Want a Carnegie Library.

type, of lS,000 tons displacement, which will surpass all existing baItleships ir size and power.
 Adelaide, south Australia, Teh. l2.- The estimated ~he9l harvest of South Australia will average 60 bushels tC the acre. The exportable surplus will total l40, 530 tons.
 Montreal, Feb. 7,-The police raided the Palais Royal, one of the low priced four people. on account of the liveliness of the performance.
 London, Feb. 7.--Adelina Patti has signed contract for sixty concerts in America, commencing Nov. 3 next.
 New York, Feb. IA London dis patch says that with load of $50 tons one of the Midland Railway company :. new compound engines maintained a speed of 82 miles an hour for l5 miles
 Brussels, Feb. ll.-Rubino, the an- archist who attempted to assassinate King Leopold, has been sentenced to penal servitudc for life.
 San Francisco, Feb. ll.-Thc Saliva dor Commercial company, composed of capitalists from Oakland, California, has a claim for $G00, 900 against Sava- dor. The money will be due next month, about the time the Pacific squadron under Admiral Glass arrives in the vicinity of the Central American republic. The company did a thriving business when their property was con- fiscated. Advantage will be taken of the presence of the squadron in the vicinity.
 Rome, Feb. l2.-General llcciotti Garibaldi, one of the sons of the great patriot who raised force of Italian volunteers for Greece during the Graeco-Turkish war, is organizing q volunteer expedition to assist the Macedonians' rising against Turkish rule which is believed to be impending
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18

ards if he had any candidate for chiei of police He stated emphatically that he had no favorite whatever. He also said he had received notice from the department of justice not to appoint the chief Of police of Nome \ deputy marshal.
 J. Nj Galvin-Neither Marshal Rich ards nor any one connected directly or indirectly with his office have ever asked me to vote for any man for chief of police: nor do know even whether Marshal Richard, supported me for the city council.
 John Rustgard-I just had my first introduction to Marshal Richars today, and merely remarked this is fine day" That is the only conversation ever had with him.
 w. II. Bard--Ne ither Marshal Rich ards nor anyone for him has ever asked me to vote for any man for chief of pO- lice or for any other office; on the con trary, he has repeatedly told me that he didn't care who was elected.
 w. J. Rowe Marshal Richards never mentioned the chief of police or any other matter of public interest to me.
 C. F. Hoxsie-- Marshal Richards has always told me he didn't care rap who was appointed chief of police, and l don't think he does. That all there is to it.
 $. H. Stevens-Most decidedly not: Marshal Richards has never directly nor indirectly asked me to vote for any person for chief of police or any other office.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18
Chas. Lawrence Injured.

Charles Lawrence, ono of the owners of the Snowflake mine, very nearly met hts death Wednesday last. He was standing at the bottom of shalt, when an iron bucket fell, striking him him on the top of the head. tearing off 8 portion of the scalp and goug- ing out piece of the skull the size Of a half dollar. Mir. Lawrence was uncon- sciuus for seveaal hours. Dr. Rininger was summoned and attended to the in- iuries. Mfr. Lawrence was brought to to%n. He Is stopping with Manager Harding, of the Beau Mercantile Co.,, and is doing nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18

Paris, Feb. 7.-The governor of Mar. unique cables the colonial office tn; { Mont Pelee continues in action. TT e summit is constantly changing sbal c and masses of incandescent matter Il e thrown out.
 New, York, Feb. ll.-Repeated con : mands have been received from Was : ington that no delay be permitted n repairing ships in the Brooklyn navy yard and that all ships be put in con- mission as rapidly as possible. To ol ey orders it was found necessary to employ two hundred additional machinists and mechanics. No information as to the reason for hurrying is in the possession of the officers of the yard.
 Toronto. Feb. IA public meeting in Toronto passed resolution protest ing against the acceptance of the Car negie library offer.
 London, Feb. 1.-The case of Spitztl vs. Chute & Wills, which was heard in the London court of appeal, was given against the plaintiff, who claimed Ss5,- 900 commission on account of the sale of certain KlOndike claims to the Gold Run-Klondike Mining company.
 Auckland, Feb. 1.-The tidal wave which caused such heavy loss of life at the Friendly and Cook islands did not affect the Society islands.
 Vancouver. Jan. l6.-As result of a shooting affray at the Iroquois club at Spokane, "Yellow Charley" Wallace, ex Klondiker and bartender of the club. died with q ball through his heart, while Cornelius Hughes, the propri- etor, is at the police station charged with murder. Hughes claims that he shot Wallace in self defense. The Iro- quois club is rendezvous for colored men of the sporting variety.
 New York, Feb. IA London dis patch says the British admiralty is building three new battleships of a new
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18
Charges Made by Ire
 Sp0nsibIe Persons.

A couple of local papers have had much to say of late concerning fed eral interference" in municipal politics, and especially stoalleGed dictation by Marshal Richards in the matter of selecting chief of police. To show the groundle~snes, of such charges THE NUGGET yesterday interviewed all of the cOuncilmcn. The statements speak for themselves, so no comment is necessary:
 D. Ed F.. Hill asked Marshal Rich
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18

"The Mineralugical Resources of Alaska will be the subject of discus cus>ion at the meeting of the Academy of Sciences on Tuesday evening next, the discussion to be led by r. Esch. Five minute reports from the chairman of each section will follow and Mr.. Trout will read brief natural history sketch, resulting from his own obser- vations.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18
A TRANSFER
Gen. Randall Succeeded
 by Gen. Funston.

Dr. Call has received news to the effect that Gen. r.. NJ. Randall. com manding the department of the Colum- bia and well known in Alaska, was to have been transferred to the Philip pines on April II. The new comman- der of the Columbia is Gen. Frederick Funston.
 From another source it is learned that the court martial of Lieut.. knud- son, formerly of Fort Davis. was under way at the Presidio. San Francisco, in January last.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18
To Arbitrate the Alaska Boundary Question.
\ DEAL OF CENSURE
Of the Administration for Re- opening a Matter Which Was
 Considered Settled.

Washington, Jan. 2I.-The inter national deal between Secretary o1 State Hay and the British Embassador Sir Michael Herbert, whereby pending the negotiations to bring Germany to terms on Venezuela, a compact was en' tered into to submit the Alaskan bound ary dispute to arbitration, has aroused the antagonism of the whole North western territory of the United States
 Telegrams and memorials have be- gun to arrive to members of the House and Senate, and today the House was asked by resolution to declare against this Hay-Herbert bargain. The al most universal opinion here now is that the good offices of Great Britain eXer' cised in behalf of the United States have removed Germany as threat or danger to the United States and that Germany's submission to Great Britain lacks only the detail of the per cent oi the customs of Venezuela which Ger many would like to have. She wants more than 30 per cent and will prob ably get it and raise the Venezuela blockade.
 The Alaskan boundary treaty as the means of breaking this international deadlock as to Venezuela has hereto fore become the overshadowing ques- tion and it is not unlikely that the mo- tives of Great Britain and the United States will be frequently discussed in Congress.
 Secretary Hay, it is believed, has in
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18
Former Nome Man Shot.

Tonopah, Nev. Jan 2O.-At l2:30 o'clock this morning two masked men entered Elliott X Coles saloon on Main street with drawn guns, and held up the faro and roulette games and rihed he cash register. Geo. Cole was shot in the back of the head. but not fatally. Elliott was in 1900 a United States Commissioner and recorder at Norton Bay.
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The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18

formed the British government that the treaty can be ratified. The treaty is an extraordinary document Tn which it opens the way for the ultimate suc- cess of Canada's contention that she should have an outlet to the Pacific. There are no reservations in the pre- posed treaty as to points on headlandg e be excluded. It was learned today
 nat the Hay-Herbert treaty is so franl-
 d that if ma jority of the commission should so decide, Canada will get a port or perhaps several ports, and this is the proposition which, up to the recent deal, was apparently opposed with all it's forces by the state department.
 The first gun against the Hay-Her- bert treaty was fired today in the house by representative Jones of the state of Washington, urged thereto by tele- grams from his state. Senator Turner, of Washington, also received ' mem- orial from the Seattle chamber of commerce urging opposition to the treaty ou the ground that the matter was settled by the treaty of 1925 be- tween Russia and Great Britain. This is the treaty which is the basis of the treaty of sale to the United States in 1867.
 According to the latest reports re- ceived in Nome, the United States sem ate had not ratified the treaty as was expected by Secretary Hay.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18
Coming to Nome.

Seattle, Jan. 29.-John Caldwell, Q we'll know Northland traveller and pros pector, will probably begin the first winter overland march 10 Nome for the as private messa ge and mail delivery venture. Caldwell will leave this city late in February. Upon his arrival via steamer at Skagway he will proceed by the White Pass X Yukon to White Horse, where his overland march proper begins.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18

Family and hotel steel ranges. F. Lang Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18

Lady wants work by the hour or day. Inquire Home Bakery, Mettler Way.
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Suction hose. F. s. Lang Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-18

Willow Stoves. with cast top and bottom. F. 5. Lang Co.
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Academy of Sciences.

Hydraulic giant. F. $. Lang C,
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Arizona republican., 1903-07-08

when overtaken by death. Some of the teeth have dropped out. The bone of portion of the right side of the skull is bare. The other portions of the skull show, beyond any question, evidences of foul play. The skin on the back o: the skull is broken through by a blow from blunt object, the skull showing the force of the blow, while the back top of the skull is covered with gashes, as if made by the edge of an iron bar. The skin covers the left eye, where there is evidence Of a heavy blow hay ing been given this eye, as the skin is all blood stained beneath and next to the skull, and the skull shows the ef- fects of the blow. The eye is closed and dri2d in the socket
 Sheriff Roberts will again visit the scene of the urcanny find and lcok for more evidence O; what must have been a horrible murder.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-08
LITERARY NOTE.

The theme which Jack London has taken for his latest book is "The Call of the Wild" and how 1t came to a St. Bernard dog on the Klondike trail. Buck is abducted from his home in Southern California, taken to Alaska, and put to work drawing sledges for travellers and mail carriers during the recent gold fever. His good blood, his muscle, his spirit and his breeding rise above brutal hardship and semi-starva- tion; he conquers his wolfish mates, and becomes the best sledge dog in Alaska. But when Thornton, the own CT whom he loves, dies. the primordiaI beast, which has been reviving for a year in Buck, comes out, and Buck hears and needs the "call of the wild" It is a thrilling story. full of wonderful descriptions of the toll oi trace and trail,' and of the whole vivid, daring. picturesque, primeyal life of Alaska during the last six years. The Mac milan company announce the book for issue July 15.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-08
THE PEARcE DISTRICT
There Is Lots Doing Beside the Big
 Commonwealth Mine.

G. M. Renaud, the Pearce merchant, was a Tucson visitor of two days, and spoke encouragingly of the Pearce dis trict. which had its beginning through the installation of plant on the Com monwe2lth mine, a property that pri- marily made a fortune of nearly $300,- GOO for the Pearce family who are now residents of Tucson. Since 1895 it has produced millions of dollars from sil- yer and gold values for Barringer Bros. and the Penroses of Pennsyi- varia. and their general manager, John Brockmar. formerly of Silver City, New Mexico.
 ''There is business doing at the Little Jessie gold mine near Pearce and also at the Black Diamond company's plant in the Dragoons," said MT. Renaud and he added that the Copper Bell though idle. was a promising mine The Copper Bell company would come out of bankruptcy proceedings in much better shape than expected, probably today. The matter is before Referee J. B. Wright and several are here in the matter.
 In answer to the suggestion that the merchants Of Pearce owtd it to their visitors to see that the town was pro- vided with better restaurant accommo- dations, which are absolutely vile, MT. Renaud said that the suggestion was a good one and that he would look into 1t at the earliest possible moment
 Mir. Renaud said it was cheaper to naul goods in from Cachise station by wagon than turn shiprnentssover to the seventeen mile rail route. The wagon rate was 50 per cent less than the railroad rate.
 He said that Clifford had drawn his Oldsmobile off the Pearce- -Cachise route and on the morning of July 1 a party went over to Douglas by the auto route, a run of about forty miles. l-Citizen.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-08
A GREAT TRUTH
How It Spread From Home to Home
 in Arizona

In every part of Phoenix; in the homes of the wealthy, in the humble abode of the man of toll, 'tis now well-known fact-a great truth-that Deans Kidney Pills have brought more comfort to backache sufferers and cured more sick kidneys than any medicine of modern times. Read this:
 Mrs. Ysabel Moreno, of 91 South Main St. Tucson, Ariz., says: "I suffered more or less with my kidneys for near ly six years, indicated by pain through the arms. shoulders, across the small of the back and down through the Joins. knew it was of a rheumatic tendency but what to do to stop it was a mys- tery. During the entire winter of 1902 was miserable and constantly on the outlook for some means to check the trouble Reading advertisements about people who had been cured by using Doan's Kidney Pills influenced me to go to drug store for a box. I followed up the treatment by using a second and a third when the annoy ance ceased. I gave Doan's Kidney Pills a thorough test and I know from the results obtained that they can be depended upon."
 For sale by all dealers: Price soc per box. Foster -Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the U. s. Remember the name-DOan's-aud take no other.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-08
THE COPPER GLANCE
New Pumping Machinery Arrives and
 Will Be Quickly Installed.

Alter much tedious delay. the pump ing machinery for the Copper Glance has arrived says the Bisbee Review It came in over the E. P & s. w. on Friday, but owing to the Fourth of July festivities, it will not be unloaded until Monday morning. This forever sets at rest the yarn of the knocker, which was put in circulation a few weeks ago. that the Copper Glance company had never ordered any ma chinery. The machinery has arrived and the entire lot is of the most ap- proved pattern and make. $. w. Claw son, president of the company, gave this matter his personal attention, and Mir. Clawson is considered g "crank" on good machinery. Much in the War ren district depends on the results ob- tained by sinking the Copper Glance shaft. At $50 feet water was encounter cd and for practically six months the mine has only been working a amall force drifting. Superintendent Watkins estimates that within three weeks from next Monday the Copper Glance pumps will be throwing water and sinking in the shaft will have been resumed. That the formation has changed Tn the water no one doubts, but just what the for nation will be remains to be seen. Operations at the Copper Glarce, for the next three or four months will be watched with keen interest. The striking of ore would sound the key note of the greatest mining boom the United States has ever seen.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-08

association was formed in the interest of the stockholders.
 The miners union practically says if. you, the mine operators will pay us our scale of wages and recognize the union. we will say nothing about how you are robbing the confiding stock holders. but if you don't we will show you up.
 The effect of showing up the work ing and object of the association would be to prove that the miEe operators will not allow the miners union 70 run their business to the detriment of cT- eryone that has invested their money in a legitimate business enterprise. Anything that the miners union can do in the way of showing up the workings of the Mine Operators association will be thoroughly appreciated by that or ganization.
 Published by order of the Yavapai Mine Operators Associa ton.
 P. c. ARMITAGE. Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-08
DIMES GR DOLLARS
Either May Be Left at This Office for
 Trinidad Ballestercs.

Since the article in Monday morn ing's Republican relating the condition Of Trinidad Ballesteros. the Mexican girl who was so frightfully burned, and also telling of the family's financial stringency, there have been many ex- pressions of sympathy indicating a willingness to contribute something to- ward relieving their situation. but there has been lacking any organized effort in that direction.
 Two persons having called at this off, flee with money contributions, The Re- publican has arranged to accept and turn over to the family any moneys the charitably ipclincd may desire to contribute ard it is repeated that no more worthy case could be found. for the family is in sore distress and is without resources. Thus far the neigh borS and immediate friends have been caring for them, but even these re- sources are limited. An effort will be made today 10 have an electric wire laid to the house and fan put in This will cost something in cash. as it is some distance from the house to the line, but it is ore of the most urgent necessities. The girl suffers intensely from the heat and it requires the con- stant attention of two or three women with hand fans, which after all are not so effective for good
 The patient continues to improve, and as the days go by hope for her recovery is naturally strengthened, though as previously stated it is a fight against all precedent in medical records.