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The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
GRAND JURY Secured and Are Now
 At Work.

The grand jury was called on Mon- day, but the panel not being complete, seven additional jurors were drawn. The court ordered the initials of "W. A." Wakefield changed to ''T. C." On Tuesday the jury was completed, the following being sworn with w. H. Sod erberg as foreman: w. H. Soderberg, Geo. Othmer, J. P. Rudd, J. H. Brand, Dr. J. l.. Wesley, P. A. Peterson, A. Rudolph, c. B. Bristol, John H. Kehoe, Chas. Newhouse, w. r. Gore, c. C.. Brinker, c. R. Staples, Jas. H. Lee, J. R. Lehman, l.. A. Feike, T. C. Wake field, Matt Shuler, J. R. Dickenson, J.. Marker.
 Before the jury was sworn, District Attorney Grigsby stated that the order of the court directing the changing of the initials of juror Wakefield, he thought was irregular, but the court emphatically said that he did not think so.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
HONEST MEN ARE NOT
 NEEDED IN CITY COUNCIL
Because John Rustgad Stood for Sembance at Least of Public Deceny and Because He Denounced the Grafte and Black
 maIers, He Was Deposed as President of Council

win. that the position of the president of the council be declared vacant, to take effect immediately. Hill, Bard, Calvin and Stevens voted aye. Rust gard declined to vote.
 Hill moved, seconded by Calvin, that Bard be elected as president of the council. Hill, Stevens, Calvin and Bard voted aye. Rustgard again de- cined to vote. Mayor Rustgard stepped down from the chair and spoke as fol- lows, while the others hung their heads:
 "Gentlemen of the council: 1 thank you for your courtesies to me during the time 1 have occupied the chair The office is an humble one and carries with it no dignity except what the occupant gives to it. From the first time l took my seat your actions have been such as to afford me unhoped for opportunities to show what l am made of, and your action tonight saves me the trouble of explaining to the people of Nome that 1 never was one of you.
 Bard then took the chair. Rustgard moved that the office of chief of police be declared vacant. Hill rose to a point of order. Rustgard was explain ing to the council his reasons for de- claring the chiefs office vacant and Hill was interrupting by calling points of order. At last President Bard sus- tained the points of order, of course. Council then adjourned till $ p. m. Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
To Develop Tin Ledges.

Leslie Grim, one of the discoverers of the Lost river tin ledges, is in town for supplies. He will open up the ledges this winter in an extensive man. ner, as already told in THE NUGGET. Eight claims on Lost river are under bond to Pittsburg parties, the bond having been negotiated by Joseph H. of Idaho.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
From the InmaChuk.

J. B. Ivory who is largely interested in the InmachuIl country, is in town from visit to that section. Mir, Ivory is q mining man of large experience, and he is enthusiastic over the outlook in that section. He confidently pre- diets, passing his judgment upon what has already been accomplished in a small way, under great difficulties. that the Inmachuk country is the most promising in this section.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
Quick Work.

On Sept. 19 the Northwestern Com mercial Company sent telegram to Seattle instructing the company's agent to charter the Nome City and send her to Nome. The telegram was received on Sept. 2l, and the steamers cargo was on board the following day and she sailed for Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
The Vote for COunciImen.

A correspondent asks TIE NUGGET to republ,h the vote by which the present members of the city council were elected. It follows Rustgard, 7l3: Rowe, 646; Hill, 5Sl; Stevens. 5GO; HoXsie, 4S6: Bard. l7G lt will be seen that Rustgard led Bard by about 10 per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
Married at Gold Run.

James A. Ryan, the well known Gold Run mining man, and Miss Lottie Stroam, were married Oct. l, at Teller, Rev. w. NJ. Hosack officiating, Mrs NJ. A. Mahoney acted as bridesmaid; T. J. McNaughton was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan have gone to housekeep- ing at Gold Run.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
Candle Creek Library.

THE NUGGET acknowledges the re- ceipt of two bundles of magazines for the Candle creek library, one of which was donated by Dr. w. D'Arcy Chace. The name of the other donor was not obtained when the package was left at THE NUGGET office.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
New Suits Filed.

Ernest A. Surr Whittard has begun suit against the Ruby Boulder Mining Co. to recover possession of the Big Eat and Big Sleep mining claims on Eldorado creek, Topkok.
 J. F.. Crane, J. A. Webb and others cover possession of a seven-eighths in- terest in the Mars tract on Solomon river. and $20, 1000 damages.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
Democrats, Notice.

All democrats are requested to meet at Hunter hall, Nome, Alaska, at eight lS) o'clock p. m., Saturday, October 10, 1903, for the purpose of selecting thirty six (36) delegates to the Democratic Convention for the Second Division of the District of Alaska.
 DUDLEY DU BOSE,
 Chairman.
 CONRAD SEM,
 Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
Bench Claim Sold.

Ben G. Goodman has sold Il bench claim off No. , IIolyoke creek belong ing to Mrs. Max Roth for 5000, Mr. Goodman securing quarter interest in the property. The purchasers are the Sawyer Bros. The price paid was 5000.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

and during which time 'these girls had been paying tribute to Hill.'
 But after brief argument by the defendants attorney the case was dis missed
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
AriOn'S Farewell Ball.

Those popular entertainers of the Arion Society will give farewell ball and supper at the Golden Gate hall Wednes day evening, Oct. IA. Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, $l.0O.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Van Dyke, Principe de Gales, San chez X Haya, Belmonts, also full line of imported and Porto Rico and domes- tic cigars at T. J. Nestor's, A. c. Co. s warehouse, Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Our swing cutoff saw is here, and we are prepared to cut rifle blocks of any size for hydraulic mining purposes. Next seasons business solicited. Tan ner x Clark
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Lacey and Marquette whiskies and a fine line of glasswar1, p'nYirg cards and bar supplies. T. J. Nc,,r1 A. C.! Co. s warehouse Front street,
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Jas. D. Cain, of Nome river, has opened grocery store at that place in connection with his saloon. Groceries and supplies are sold at Nome prices.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Before buying your lumber see Tanner X Clark. A complete selection is now in stock. The first shipment of kiln dried house lumber to arrive in Nome
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Largest lines of beer, liquors and cigars ever brought to Alaska at T. J. Nestor's, X. (. Co. = warehouse Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
From Soup to Nuts.

Hot merchants lunch served at the Board of Trade from l l a. m. to , D. m., and from To D. m. to a. m.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

We have special shipment of cedar lapsding at S35 per thousand. Tanner X Clark
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

For delicious cup of coffee use Old Government Java and Arabian Mocha sold at 0Oggin's.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07
Selling Out This Week.

Winter laying hens $1.50 each; poul- try netting for dog corrals very cheap. Nome Trading Co. or poultry yards. It
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

The Nome Trading Co. received by the Oregon a Mocha and Java coffee that is perfection.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Matt board for mounting pictures for sale at THE NUGGET office.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Premier Mocha and Java Coffee at Nome Trading Co. $.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Fresh shipment fancy crackers at GOggin's.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Wall paper. Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Just take a look in the window at Suter's the JeweIer, and see his up- to date line of goods.
The Nome nugget., 1903-10-07

Shasta Cream, 1T cans for ST, at q. L. Fish 6 Co.'S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
WIRELESS TELEGRAPRY

betwseb casey important
what 1t has as
accomplished uueouueetei tho
az communication things
when possibilities considered
has had successful operation Los
Anseles auseoasy established stations
promised stations almost
paint ultimately rcahps north
cape Fatery that
the fhs n the Alaskan Win be brought close to
Seattle polnt globe reached telegraph
Paede Wireless promised establish sta
seattle hssn Al Friday
ytarhor suuxsux district this coast
available whaieaul ana Victoria
caps Fat,sry wefdsa
BE- The eusaEci Ia
ns win have station
aboard shp n this carries cut tho plans
has Pacific have the largest finest
essimahle adyanaEs times Of It viii
suari shipping h
and feu standpoint viii link this
Into solid chain communication reducing ue element time
minutes
Wireless egaHhs lanser fantastic dream % theorists
otectrsy
Substantial thing
Uube,ses trip up and
operation
htsr tbey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
hE SAYS NELLIE
PLAYED THE RACES.


Herauae Nellie Peterson In poor
xuessef on the ponies shs j. likely
70 loas hsH husband. Arthur. lie
claims that hls wife bet money or
the laaai races. last summer. with
cat hts consent and isst a. lie wants
a dlfafca au that ground. ana has
filed complaint IA the superior court.
Mrs. Abbie smith was granted a
divorce upon grounds OF nan-suppsrt
Saturday.
Augusta Dover has sued for ~.
vorca from Charles poNsg on the
ground II dessrflafL
Mira AhhIa smith ard Susie Csr.ln
Ames we're legally separated Mfs
Aues naa allowed 10 resume her
maiden uHnse % CafjEn
NJ. . white was granted r divorce
on the grpuna 81 his wifa'a alleged
Persistent uaEainE
TIE following we're divorced on
charges - deserttnu ur nou-suppoFt
or both nfyiir Trawri from May
Tfowri sarah l.. ehFS from John
" CheN. Fannie q. Gorten from
~ lis q Gordon. Aihertine Newman
from Michael Newman. sna johanna
Dorfnet from George norfner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
H0nlL-E--.
GGO6 A-
KICKS
OWNER WILL NOT
RENEW AIS CONTRACT WITH
THIS CITY

4 notice Nlll be presented % the
city council within a fow days which
VIII mean the dIsoontlnuaaee u tho
prevent free city ausbulanees. capt
q. " Hasis states that his coh-
tract with the city VAS only 60 fur
ulsh transportation - the hospitals
for haae unable 70 Pay FOR g. but
that - late the public generally has
been Ceiling upon him fpf his ser
vices tree uf charge.
ifia enutfart With thH city calls
for the payment uf tlt9 per menth
Tor transportation q city cases. This
hr aye be not sufficient 90 Keep up
hts three Ambulance HoEie says
that under existing conditions Il IL
hard - draw the line between pa
tismfH who should receive Ambulance
ncryiov free At the expense 81 the
city and those who are able 60 pay.
The taking OF 20 the free city
afnhuiances viii work a hardship
on fha police department a. at pres
aut The one tAtroi wagon wil be
difficult 70 care FOR both hospital
ana police Uasea The system which
was IN vogue here "a faw years aEo
was anything but satisfactory, "a
emergency hospital rases we're ne
EioetedS fof public cases and vice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
"TRE MAN BEHIND THE GUN" AGAIN

tn steamship SYRACUSE feen asS
49,.
that booked ike
IN the
q eraus was
white bosle8
pstlnS nsweshaf
Ia
Then the signal 4fan ahead
horus
ma gss
a e .
mat.
soN he spuistt It's uniform
esiiousd lie little higher
bis irads-h he
ssiaom Hanght
The paas f7Fgsts hst The captain
mighty Intellect uho
shoulder atmosphere
o. and
thousand polished
daing thsis
aad when
hearts guns-the
srs o magnificent
rou CAN'T GIVE THEN Too MUCH
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said Naa - easy 20 believe that I
could aot hut apologies fuf ny hastf
words
Dan't name it. niF. said the
clergyman gda had perfect fiNht
- resent my Questions aud { snisY
uin~tins yuanE men - spirit. but not
ishsn S. ar afii spirit. aueh a.
fear. Possesses your friend 1 So a.
sure Yuu cir that the beat thing
have heard - hina tar Yrars u the
vvFF little that ypu have tod me
A. a rsie e. hsaf - hire ~ 81 IN
this uaH - the Mnftd = - z-l#N
.>->r-'-~--rr'. - -
coming hufeFsf ara shall dHfain
yuu no longer. ~ I dnn1t decay that
there - ~ lowe oct hrtWcrn ua
tnatsd round ard there vas
uatffaT en- the top q the hshk n
tenH paY q ths lsft. owning towards
ne vita a wa0inN hat A eptraor
binary ejaculation Brought me 70 the
fi0hf abanf neat Instant
Ths ol1 rirrHYmsn had slipped an
q stone IN ustdatrsaHu. and. ~ be
dragged a dripping leg 90 the nFlsp
site bank he hah swarm an oath
worthy - the eusiisaa Young man"
shs haf pat him q Night sud aa
uhnss dement's he hal dsaraHssd
With - mueh stslsbsnce and intiE
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
CHAPTER X
WINE And WEAKNESS

Sporting old pafaan wha knows
has % nwsaf = laughed fattfaY
Never aaw htn On M ilfs hefnfe
wondered hu The asufr be was
Really satI / sic trufessrd
70 knos something nf you
Against me. you mesuF Ny dear
cais aaus trouble e. peFiufv yuuf-
self { Don't mind believe me
TsrYsfu easily shocked. these oaau-
Try clergy. and M AaBht I'm a bug
bear % EN- Yet. ! could have sworn
IA never seer this enc before. Lats
have anothuF tpas
We we're walking away together
We turned on the top - ths. bank
And there the Old Clergyman wns
planted on thu naeraide ana watch
tnE us iutanfiY under hia hnlinNed
hands
Wed I'm hanged" exclaimed
nattraY. a. fhe hands f-H and their
owner beat a Nasty retreat NJ
companion said ~ more Indeed
for aamr minutes sc pursued our
way In silence Ana I Thought that
II was vita an effort that bo brahe
lnta sudden inquiries concerning ny
journey and ms comfort at She cot
taEe
1hia Eau me m opportunity OF
thanking hlm for hia little aiten-
tlars II Haa awfuliy good %
you. asid
Good cried he. "Sonsenae. my
dear cir I'm only afraid yoa nna Il
deViiiah rough Hut A. all events
you're coming to dine with ms 10
night"
Am 10 asksd smiling
"Rafherfs safd he. Ny tiws
hers s. short enough. dant laee
sight ~ ynu again between tbs anf
midnight
'Irs mos, awfully good q you
aald I again
wait tnl you seef Yaa'n find u
rough enough - my place al fHy
rataiusru are out Tor the day at
local show
Then ! certainly shall not rive
you the trouble
he interrupted me with hla lo,lal
Ny good fellow. he eried. that's
TIE Fan af co. How % you suppose
I've been spending the day Told
yau vas zoiuK To- Lancaster. did y
We'll. I've been cooking our dinner
instead laying the tatse EettinE up
the wines never had such "A Joke
Give you my word. I almost forgot
I was 10 the wilderness"
10 you're aliIfr aiapas So Fa'f7
Yes. a. much 90 nn that other
heRzar who vas monarch of all he
surveyed. his fifhf there Waa none
10 dispute. from the What-fasit down
20 the Glade
"Ill come. said J. as We reached
the cottage only first ynn must 1T
me make myself decent"
You're decent enouEhi"a
"Ny boots nfa wet nv hands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
sCITY SAoUfc eliY An Ar6sY SFcF

$ uatsae9 O H.ss alasat.
city pA,
agsidt conveying n.
pts pausu who ambuaes
daas ~ th %
b,
purchase q ambuaars ~
The only aatAs
present arnssrssot never been en-
uris sfastaF Hasie ssaassa
he rather a. u carr,
atu-Y ha hs prsa.al.
neuss knd Re can't D. ear - tAinkns
Il a sty las.sry
Seattle aussrsa ne
ausu ant Ia the
qassssi N.
emergency ssss,~a 70
poacs
taa Il ths
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anauuc uatuy tuii me OF it"
aIlai So you're friend Of hts
are Yauf" Aud hia eyes went
thraurh and through me.
u would hardly cali myself That
said I "uut At Nattray has been
very kind 10 me.
Meet him Ia town.
said / had. bat said = WIN
some GOODNESS for hts los had
dtbpped iuta the confidential aud .
dtziiAed u AZ muah as this string 81
aueattuaa fram stranger.
af.auH asa. STIR ho pursued.
No. sir. not LONG ago. re
,,ftad
MAY ask your namef" said be
You may ask what you like, 3 !
cried. with q ftual reversal Of alt NY
fret Impressions Or this inpeftinont
old fellow, hut I'm hanged u | toll
il you ! ain here for rest and
quiet. sir don't ask your name
1 can't FOR the life 81 TIE see what
rlght yau have 90 ash me niina OF 80
question me a. all. faf that matter. =
lie favored ~ with a BRIEF slanee
% extraordinary suspicion II faded
away Ia mere surprise. and. pest IN
slant. my elderly and reverend
friend vas causing me some cam
puuati1u ~ caiotina like a boy.
sYeu may think my curiosity
mere impartinaffcr. sir. said he
syam would think otherwise n you
knew a. much a. I IA - Squire
Rattfayta friends and hos ilitls buu
resemble the generality - them
Yaa might even feel SOME sympathy
Zoe one ~ the neighbofinR clergy. -
whom this goddess young man has
been for YEARS as a thorn Ia their
side
tie spoke 50 Erav~iy and what he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
MIRACULOUS

DAWSON. oct Especial Core
spand~nce ~ Elmer Crawford. "a
fssvett Eulrh miner. was very dan
Fcguun'Y injured yesterday morning
bY the explosion Of four sticks Of
dynamite which we're being thaWed
ln the oven Of q cook stove In a
Hahlu
Crawford vas seated az the table
near the stove whom the explosion
occurred and much of the skin and
flesh WAS torn fram hts left lex
above the knee and from his left
hip The cabin was literally faaed
60 the ground by the explosion.
Strange 70 say Crawford was the
only one Of the f1uy inmates who
was in the least injured.
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YOU NAY AK WHAT rot
LIKE 1 CRIED.

riiriasd was an mbignous stafrsneat
a. q the dlaiaure hetWeru thr pat-
tagr and tie hail q ,uas NOT -
FAR" And - she Jeff me u nay pipe
aud 10 my best might yes. ~ TIE
aiiiifsf slot I have ever sept luteu
dr. iauI ana heard npthiuE but the
bubbls 81 q stream. and e aavfuea
very. ssfY far away.
A fine bright morning showed me
my neN surroundings IN their tfs~
uulafs even Ia Ehe sunshine these
sers not very say. Hus aaiety N4H
TIRE last thing I wanted. Peace and
siuet usFr my Shois desire and
bath wsrp hrrn. set Ia SCENERY a.
puee lovely 10 the eye ana bfaeing
g. ths soul
looked apeo a perfect panorama 81
healthy open English country. allies
away rhuruh apire aguc2 like a
spike oat Of the hollow and thn
smoke ora village aimmsd the trees
behlnd No nearer hsbitation aegid
! SEE.
I inquired Ia whieh direction lay
the hall She pointed to the nearest
trwes a small forest % ntnntsd oska
- hirh shut ga the vIeN % the right.
after quarter Of a mile ~ a bare and
rugged valley. ThrouFh this valley
twisted the stream WhIeh had
heard faiufiY IN the night
r. sauiFs Was % b away today
observed tho woman. lie was SO
lna 10 Lancaster. ] believe
50 I Understood. said I. I
aidn't think ~ troubling him. I'm
going % fish"
And I proceeded 10 DO - after
hearty early dinner the keen. chill
All sas doing air good already the
perfect quiet was finding ia Wsf
into ny suui.
uut q vas no day for fishing col
10 piara Tor the ~. though ] went
through the form Of throwing one
for several hours OF course I
caught nothing, but. towards the
close % the afternoon ] made an
other new acquaintance - the ppr-
son % a little Old clergyman who
attacked me- pleasantly from the
rear
aBad aav for fishing. cir" rroBhed
the chsoY voice which first In
formed me ~ his presence. All. I
knew IL must be HtranEer." he
cried az I turned and he hepued
down 70 my side With shc activity ~
much younger man.
Yes" ! Haid. Il only came down
from London yesterday. ! find the
spot 80 delightful that I haven't
bothered much about the sport
Rtui. I've had about enough % II
now And I prepared - take my
rod 70 pieces
SPOT ana SPORT laughed the old
gentleman, DIDN'T mean 70 for a
pun I hnreF Mover could endure
puns' 10 you came down yesterday
did YOU And where maY you be
staying %
described the pualtipn OF my cot
taKs without the slightest haHltalga
for fhla uarHnn did not scare me. 20.
cHpt In appearance be had - Htf.s
ln common With his type a. I knew
2 he had fffWNFTf. thn shrrWdeat
pair n eyes that ! have ever seer.
and my answer only served ta inten-
sify their scrutiny
"H1W on earth did yau come 10
hear ~ n Collaboration place IKE
this ?" said he. making use.
thought. 81 somewhat stronger ox-
precision than quite became his
cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
hnGl IChk BISHOPS
OF PAN. hMe RIGA
HOLD CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. y G. ort. Ia
The assembling Of the PAN Ameria
can conferences % Anglican bishops
W hirh meets tomorrow at the Pro
Cathedral ~ the Ascension. Is one
Of ~ most Important conventions
at tha Protestant Episcopal church
ever held Its deliberations VIII be
followed with Interest By church
members eRefyN here uu account OF
the m0meptous questions 60 be dis
euaHed
she conference is the first 81 It's
kind ever held in the western world
and ia modelled un The lines 81 the
Worlds Episcopal conference held
az Lambeth q year or - ago. Those
In attendance viii include besides =
large majority of the loo bishops in
the United states and Canada. the
bishops nf Jamaica. Porte Rico.
Hayti and Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
TOTEM POLE
THEYKHEW

TIE akaEaRY liner city % Seattle
arrived yesterday Nlth as uaHsfu-
ErrA Tha ed % the annual exodus
frufu the " inmdike is near ~ hand
ON 8roaunt ~ the riaas - Yukon
navigation The seattle had $40 oaq
"a kinudtke gold con siEned 90 tho
assay afncu and she Canadian Ha0k
q rannfuefss
The Seattle brought M young In
dams from southeastern Atasha no
are on their say 20 the Carlisle In
dian school IA charge u Rev IA
wsfd MafHdeu They spent yeafef-
day 10 seeing the sights in this eify.
all 81 which. ptfh the exception ~
The totem rals on Pioneer square.
we're new ard atranFF a. them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
'DiNKY CARS ON
QUEEN ANNE HILL

The Queen Anne hul counter
weight repeated It's running away
stunt. which it has been partial n.
~ late. yesterday and went o. the
bottom 81 The hiil with n bang that
tore uP the track Cor a distance ~
10 feet. The car which let Ea OF Il
was iu aueh r. position on the hui
that The brakes haid IL without great
difficulty and nobody was iniureis
This morning the old counter
weight which has been uut of bust
ness for many weeks. WAS rut into
operation and those patrons 81 the
line who have not Developed the
walking habit 20 the Sity went Down
the hili on the small cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
AUBURN GETS LIGHT

The city ~ Auhurn viii continue
% obtain liEht from ths Puget sound
Railway Company under a contract
recently made until a fiual decision
81 an Injunction suit. recently an
stituted ~ y / Tanner. a taxpayer
Of the city. The temporary rrHtfniu-
Ing order granted a the Gem
uiencameut II the suit Wa dissolved
Saturday BY Judge Hudkin u IL
claimed BY the plaintiff that the
prices named in thn contract are ~.
erssi0s Judge W0dkin decided that
the city could proceed under the con
tract until a final decision Of the
caHa.
GO To THE GRAND nuFFET
Cafe 1914 Thiri. far your merchants
lunch. dinners. 81 al alnds = re-
fr~Hhmsnts Private dining rooms
hpea daF ard plEht -
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NEW MEXICAN
MASONS MEET

ALBUQUERQUE. y 81 Oct Is
This e. Masonic wsek Tor A1buquerque
ard the capital vii overflow with
prominent members ~ the various
hHss-ic societies from All parts afsthe
territory Dufira the weth besides
the meeting q the Grand Lodge -
Free &aaous. there viii be meetings
% al the various anhardinata and d =
Tiiated bodies Including the Grand
Chapter ~ Royal Arch MaHans. The
Grand commauderY u Eaighfa Tenn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
ANOTHER PLAYHOUSE Is
OPENED IN G0TRtM

NEW YORK. oct - The Had.1n
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