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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
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2Qts, S..
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@ermaniazM dnner4or, mebrere 2ots,
S..
%. Glaggett @mor1 an Granf 4n=
berfpn, 2 2ots, $1,000.
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beiner, 8 2ots, $40.
Sobn 6iB6erger an @m. s. Cub
mig, 9orbpeftfeite Der gennfbloaniuz
Qpenlle, 1 Qot, @rb3. $500, S..
Caroline 6tbgeralb an Sofepb u.
Gallagher, Sfieite Der Stole, nu6e
4liceannaftr., Is BET so, 8rb5. L.,
S..
Gbp. Otto an Charles 80. Rromer,
Norb1eite Der Haborgz, no6e 4ineftr.,
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Malontu g. 6poper an Gli8a 81.
GittenbOufe, NOrbiette Der co., nabe
8a%rcGapftraBe, 1873 BET 80, 9rb5.
$11O, $840.
s. RanbOGpb 5orrefter an Sofepbiz
ne Sinsbeimer, Sibieite Der Nortbz
Qpe., nabe Qppletonftr., IA Bel SO,
8rb3. $50, $500.
Tannie U1. gbilips an Qucretta
8. @ait6er, @%iibpefieite Der 2inbenz
Qpe., nabe Hobertftr., II Bel 100,
@rb3. $170, $3.50.
M}uggie Map an 9eo. q. Brian,
Sftfeite Der Garrett, Ha6e NortRz
lpenue, IA Bel 100, 8rb3.$64, $1,000.
CHARLES s. RiebG an G9urles 90.
Sbomas, Ofieite Der @o1tngtOnzQDe,
l Qot, lilo Bel SO, Grb3. $50, $500.
Sunes 9iror, Qbm., an Mpolmun
MGrner, 0fieite Der Qnn>, nd6e
g6epftruBe, y Bel 70, Grb3. $40,
$40.
gaen Orr an 0ubib Orr, @iibfette
Der glpdltr., / Got, grb3. 1c., So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

Ger 50 : SremDntt r.
2eibz unb @pdrperetn" 6islt
geftern Nbenb in Ieinem 2otal an Der
@de BON 1rempntz un6 0ober fraBe
feline Sa9resberfammfung. Ser ST.
nan3beri9t befagte: Gtnna6men $751;
1883, Qusgaben $7403.20, in 9dnz
ben bes@6aBmeifters $9O45. 70. 8utz
bu6en $84, 1864, DISQUALIFICATION
S79, 1891, totaler @etptnn $780,
70, bon benz mad 8~e3ablung einerOtz
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bpn $845.17 berbleibt. Die 8edmtenz
tpa6l bate bas fplgenbe Refultat:
9rGIibent Senrp Hutert, 9ice>Prdit@
bent Sp. 6. @ebelein. @4abmeiIter
sFreb. s. 8ed, 9iilfs : S4uBmeifter
Seq. 9fluum, @etretdr So6n 9.8auz
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2ouis Soas, 6p. Hotbauge, 8m. 6.
8obe, 5reb. 9erten; Inpalt abrab.
Sbarp.
8edmtenndbL FL. - Sn Der
Understanding bes r8ictprp
8auz unb 2ei6z8 ereins" purben Die
fpGgenben 8eamten unb 9trettoren err
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grdftbent Gonrab @iibGe, @etretdr
Gbas. 6. 8ui9man, S4aBmetiter
Sof. 8. 6err, Nntpalt 6. @bas. 5rtez
Del; Oireftoren: @eo. s. Balters,
Sbps. s. 6err, 4ug. 8uf4man, SEP.
preGer, Sobn 80. 9o46aus, 5rdnt 6.
sSriebel unD 2ouis Roman.
Mpndtsz @iBun9.- Der
u8erein our Grforf6ung Der 8e19t4z
te Der 0eutf6en in Murplunb" bielt
oeffern i'm Glublofal an Weitz5apettez
ftraBe feline regelmdBige SiBung un@
ter Dem @oriiB bes prdiibenten 6. g.
Senniq6aufen II. Der grotofoufu5rung
6es Sefretdrs Or. 9b. s. 9ennigbauz
fen. Der grGiibent perlas einen 8orz
traq, ben er iiber bic 8etbeiligung Der
giirqer beutf6er Qbitommung an benz
Srieoe BON 1912 bis 1874 unb befen@
bers an Der 8ertbetbigung Der Stabt
Baltimore in bieiem &riege gef4rieben
bat.
Oie erFe Sa6res d I II E.
Teier.- Die SabresidluB 5eierz
Ii6feiten berv Baltimore l1niperiitdtsz
f6ule Der Mebi5in" fanoen geitern
bor if6erfantem Suuie in ~5oro's
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tier fibrte elm muiitaliI4es Pfoe
qramm aus. -9aftor S. s. 9eiie err
6Ffnete bic 5eier nit einem 9sbet,
pd6reno Or. $. 8. 8ieoler, Der De-
fan, bic elite Der @raouirten oerlas,
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Die Oiplome an btefelben ausbdnbigz
te. 8aFtor Carl Wabsportb belt Die
qnIpru6e an bic neuen 4er5te, nno
Or. S6ep. Goof ~perfbeilte Die Preife.
Die @raouirten ftro: Maurice 8abn,
SO. g. Qingo, u. 6. 2aprence, S. g.
@eiB, s. 8udmun uno q. 8. 8reade
lein, MurDlanO; %. S. GaRel, 9ennz
Iplbanien; Sbos. %. Collins, MaFuz
9uietts; SRI. q. q. Copeland, Dir
oinisn; 80. q. 9uois, 9enniblDdnien;
fFranf g. @tlmer, 8irgtnien; 9. u.
@ina6urg, $. 9iri6man uno 6. 81.
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ris, gaep : Ser1ep; 5. 9. Sobnfon,
Serus; u. 8. &sGn, Deit 8irgiz
MEN; 6. 6. 3ennsDp, Conn.,; Srpin
g. Seller, O6io; S. Q. RuttingMfaiz
ne, Sarrb 80. Nutter, 9elapare; ..
81. @bepler unb $. 9. So6ernbeimer,
genniDlDanien; SRI. 5. 6. @eiBman,
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gebaltea-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
sbpbus in Der @tanfnrO=lmiberf fiat.

STANFORD : unibetitGt t,
Gal, q. @pril. - Inter zen Stuz
benton Der uniberiitGt unb Sen Be-
tpo6nern Der unIiegenben Ortf6aft
galo ditto grdTiirt cine Sppbus~@ptz
bemie. Set benz erften SpphusfalEe
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fungen BON Sag gu Sag 8%ugenommen
unb be3iFfern fi8 ieBt auF naRe3n 100.
3tpan5tg neue 5due iinb in ben leBten
Sagen porgetommen, BON biefen Pdz
ttenten finb 13 8efpo6ner DON Palo
@lto unb z @tubenten Der l1niberit l.
tat. Bis ieBt 1T nur Elm &ranter,
@iGtam gIunB, 8u4baIter elmer
Selsgompagnie BON Gan GranciscO,
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nungsIoiem 3ufanDe. Wenn n0t6ig,
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per1itdt, cine S8lieBung Der 9p6>
f6ule dnprbnen. Die Qer3te iebO4
finb Der 3uperiidt, baB bas
S9limmite iiberitanben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Sir RertrGnr NIT Gnhn.

6uDonu, q. QPriI. Ser
umeritanii6e 8eIan0te Squier5 felt
bic Qngabe in 4brebe, baB in ben I'M
ter6an6lungen pegen Der OefinitiOen
9ertrGge 8fpifden ben Ser. @toaten
unb cuba cine ernitIi4e @todung
einqetreten fei, uno perii4ert, Die elm
8tqen 9iFferen3en, pel6e NOD OBJ
f6neben, betrGfen Die Details tpegen
@rperbung BON 8riOatz@tgenthum
fir bic amerifantI8en Marine>5tdz
tionen. Die Regierung BON Cuba
aiebe es por, bic betr. 2Gnbereten 3t
fquFen unb an bic Ser. Staaten fir
einen nomtnelen 8etrug gu berpdaz
ten. Giner Der brei 8ertrd8e, nm
pel6e fi8 bic ieBtgen unterRanolun>
qe1 breben, betreffe biefen8e8enita no;
Elm afpeiter bic @ouOerdnetdt iiber bic
Si4tenzSnfel Elm britter bic aa5fu9z
runq Der 8eitimmungen 0eS Platt@
@menbements. Die unter6anolunget
nqbmen einen regeGre4ten 8erlalf'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Gnuatb's nenrr gnifen.

@ufbington, .. g., 81. QpriL,
= 8iiaof Gonutp, benz btsbsrigen
Reftor Der bieiigen tatboli78en uniz
beriitGt, 1T bas pdpfti6e 8reoe, nell
DIES i'm gum 8if6of BON 2os Qngetes,
Sal, ernennt, bur6 ben pGptIt6en
9etegaten iibermittelt tporben. 8iz
f9of Gonatb tpirb bas 8ettorut NOR
gen in bic 5GnOe feines Nadfolgers,
Moniignor 0'gonneq, legen unO Dor
feiner Q6reiie na4 @ulifornien einen
fur3er urlaub dntreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

9ebbel's neues Qtelier, g}r. 321,
Nor0z9ubs5tr. 1T auf's Mobernite
eingeri4tet, 9On ben neuen f~iinitle=
rii4 polenbeten 9intergriinben 1T Be-
fonDers bic &trdenzS Scene fir Nufz
na6men in Combinations : &leibern
erpdbnenstpertb. Nlte 8ilber tperoen
copirt unb bergrOBert. 8tnber<Qluf
na6men iinb cine BON 9eb6e1's @pe=
5ialitdten.. WunberbubI6e Cabinet
8iloer fir 81 bas 9uBenO.
MGr315,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

S9Gagferttg.- Sunger g9ez
mann (3u ieinem 6rdu6en. bas tbn
e6en fiirmif8 UNI Elm paar Brilliant
6outons bettelt, in nedenoem 5one):
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G8mpGenb): pQ4 9u =!
8enn i6 nun aud gu Dir fugen
poate, tper einen 10 ret8onOen 9uusz
ftaRb Rat, pie 9u. braR4t teiReR -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

ShiitteIfrOF, Shmersen, MaTas
ria, Ca Grippe nnS icblimme GrtGl.
tmn9cn furirt Surdl ,,SSlanep'S MaMc
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(9el2. 9&5,l 80
Xxx 9as S4luB : CONCERT bes
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fibrung, unb bic Gdfte t0nnen berz
fi4ert fem, baB ibnen Elm S6renz
f9maus gu She'll pirb. Dem gonz
cert folgt Der iiblt9e 8aQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

LAS ORE
9Eagt die ode SoTa, Die Ir Inner Gekauf AaH
': aa5 E<@NHA%XM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

q Ober 30 d. = Ser
Reger SDiep6 Spencer purbe geitern
in Ger iiioti9en Station tpegen zines
un3ii4tigen 4ngriffs ouf 5rau Siaac
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neien.
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Broad, Der in Ger. GIG, Robin1onz
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liden 9oli5eioiftrift berbaftet uno
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BADEN. Broad be6auptete, er iet Elm
SongLeur uno Die 8due Teten fein ST.
gentbum. &roBbem purbe er ben 8ez
BORDEN BON Baltimore : Gount9 iiberz
niefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

Mm. 8. Carroll an > q. 80. 81. II.
8. Co. N~orbnffeite Der @6ielbs' @I>
lep, nabe Smitbitr., 1913 BEL 81,
@rba. $50, S..
4bolpb ares an 9at6an 9esfopiB,
Meftfeite Der @ben=, nabe MapifraBe,
14.6 Bel rs, 9rb5. $36.25, $3.50.
@ft9er 8udner an @amIel Balm
Der, @eitfette Der 9ig=, na6e @ranbDz
itraBe, Is Bel 80, @rb3. $50, $1,000.
nNfabtfpn Square g. 9. 81" IN
9enrp 8obein, 8eitfeite Der Gbefers
ftraBe, nabe N~ortb=2tbe., 1873 Bel 70,
Grb3. $41, So.
Sobn 8. 2amp an Sep. 80. 6enz
berfon, SfIeite Der @6erpoobz, na6e
Gort6zaOe., II BEL 62. 6, @rb5, $36,
S..
5enrp guuI an Soiepb GGe6u, Dit
feite Der Bethel, nabe @~bafe1peure>
ftraBe, 1 Bel 27, $500.
N6rabam 8. 0rDben an Mare g.
Sborpe, 8eitfeite Der ct. Paulz, na6e
2anbaIetr., Is Bel 80, 9ro3. $141,
$3.50.
anna 6. Mergerfpn an Otto Waoz
rean, @iibOfTette Der Goptitez, nabe
gIementftr., u Bel 80, @rb3. $3C,
$3.50.
Sranflin 90. Dunn an 8m. Brig
boff unb Srau, NOrboft=Gde Der pre-
ftonz unb 9pIunbftr., % Bel 70,
@rb3. STATS, $500.
Mi6aeG S. 9obIe an 5. Senrp
@6mtbt, @iibfeite Der Taitz4benue,
nabe gortfroBe 12.4 Bel go, @rb3.
$751; $500.
SarrD g. Green an @bu Ru6Ganb,
@eftfeite Der MDnroeItr., nabe 0orthz
2Gbe,, 1876 BEL GIG, 9rb3. $50, $500.
4ngie 6. GbdppeIear an NlI5Gr
g. @inters, @%iibpefieite Der Qartz
noobzNbe., na6e Sulton<Qlbe., 1874
BEL "a, @rb3. $50, S..
Grneft Green an Gba gfu6lano,
We1tiette Der W}onrpe IT,, ndbe Jtortbz
2tbe., 1875 Bel GIG, 9rb3. $65, $500.
GmiG 8ubniB, @ertp., an So6n 8.
8ru9ep, Norbieite Der @olumbiaz
2lpe., 1 2ot, II Bel SO, 81.
2ena 8ru8ep an GmtG 8uoniB,
@erp., Norbfeite Der GolumbiazQOe,,
I 0o+ II hoi or 81
@rafton Sale an ng}ortbeaitern 6.
ii. g. Qf," Norbieite Der 9offman>
ftraBe, nabe M}iltonza0e,, 1876 Bel
80, @rb3. $45, $500.
nGentral Sruit g." on Grnet
Green, Meitfeite Der Monroeitr., nube
g~}ort6zNbe., 15.5 BEL 91.6, 9rD3, $65,
$1,000.
6enrp SnDoer an 9enrp 6nnbet,
Meftieite Der 8rabiibitr., nabe 9&Ortb>
9Gbe., Is BEL 100, @rb3. $50, SIS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

GA
Eragt die 9DeS Ot8, Die !T Inner GGkauf HABIT
s:s:Is' &A3H%ZM
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
NEWS NUGGETS.

"The Big f." formerly the Monte Carlo, will be opened on Saturday eve hing next by the proprietors, Hall, Turner & Co.,. Chas. Wilson manager. "The Big 4 promises to become a popular resort.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. B. Solner have moved to their fine new home over the new Bank of Cape Nome building.
 The many friends of Col. l.. l.. Saw yer will be glad to know that he is rap idly recovering from his recent severe illness, and will soon be able to be around again.
 G. r. Goggin has moved the Log Cabin store to the corner of Front street and Barracks way, and is already doing business. Othmer the sign writer has done himself proud in paint ing the sign on the side of the building.
 The road from Steadman avenue to Dry creek is approaching completion. The grading was done by the Miocene Ditch Co.,, and J. C. Gatfney has been busy experimenting the work.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
ON RAMPAGE
Snake River EnCrOaCh'
 ing on Sandspit.

Snake river has been on the rampage for the past two or three days owing tC the warmer weather that has prevailed A portion of the dam across the mouth near where the old Baltimore buildin. used to stand has disappeared, but no other damage has been done. The right bank of the river below the bridge has been torn away for d good many feet, and the houses in that sec tion are in danger of being undermined and tumbling into the river.
 A steam barge belonging to the John son Lighterage Co. tumbled into the river from the bank Monday evening. It hoated down to the mouth where it sank. having, it is said, been rammed by cake of floating ice.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
ON OREGON
Capt. Peterson Finds a
 Fine Nugget.

The winter dumps on Oregon creek have been practically sluiced and speaking generally the results have been satisfactory. Capt. Nels Peterson, who came down from Oregon Monday, reports very good cleanup when the disabilities occasioned by hard winter, dear fuel and heavy snows are consid- ersd. Capt. Peterson has 4a ounce nugget which he found on the claim. It is entirely free of quartz and is a beautiful specimen ofvirgin gold. The gold from Oregon assays Sl9.65 an ounce and according to the assayer it is the best in the country. The spring cleanup on Oregon will be completed in four or five days. Capt. Peterson will resume work at once on his Holy oke creek property which he worked last summer.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10

Judge Gordon of Council City, arrived in Nome early Sunday morning. He experienced hard trip, only to find that his presence was not needed by the district court.
 Nearly score of witnesses from Council City, in various cases which were to have been tried at this term of court, are in town and travelling is 30 bad that some of them are at & loss to know when they will be able to got to their homes.
 J. T. Thornquist has fitted up a neat balcony on the bulkhead near the Elite baths.
 Sluicing is fairly under way on Anvil and other creeks ad jacent to Nome, but the dumps are still frozen hard and work consequently is retarded.
 Bavles S Co. have opened broker. age and commission house at 304 Front street, opposite the new Bank of Cape Nome. The firm will handle mining property, all kinds of merchandise, produce, etc. Mir. Bayles, the senior member, is well known and has 6 host of friends.
 Marie Victorina Monde has begun suit for divorce against Emile Louis Monde, on the ground of desertion.
 The grand jury today are working on their final report. which will be sub mitted. it is stated, to the court tomor- row morning.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
WILL HAVE
 TO WAIT No More Jury Cases This
 Term of Court. SIX CRIMINAL GASES 
Are on the Calendar, But the De fendants Can't be Tried Be.f
 fore Next September.

On Monday the petit jury was dss- charged and no more jury cases willbe tried during the present term, whifh will end as soon as a steamer arrivesJsGn which Judge Moore will take ,pasS9Re to the outside en route to his homesin Pennsylvania and Washington City.g
 In speaking of his intended triplto the outside, the judge stated in court that the sooner he got away the bettsr it would be for the interests of the dis trict, at which there was smile, but he explained by saying that he meant that he would get back so much sooner to resume the business of the court.
 The next term of court has been set for August 24, next, provided Judge Moore gets back by that time, which is not at all certain.
 When court met on Monday morning an affidavit was read from Dr. w. Ram say, of Council City, stating that D. w. Simmons, indicted by the grand jury on a charge of assaulting John McNally, a prisoner in the Council City jail, was sick, and could not reach Nome, and the case was. therefore. continued. The case of the United States vs. Charles Ramsdell, indicted for similar offense, was also continued as was also those of the United States vs. H. (. Gordon and W. R Hart, of Council City, charged with ''compounding a crime. y Judge Johnson, counsel for Judge Gordon, strenuously objected to the case being continued. His client, he said, was ready for trial, having reached Nome after great trouble and expense. and he wanted the case tried forthwith. 1t appeared, however, from the statement of he prosecuting attor- ney, that q witness was absent, and the case was put over with the others until the next term of court.
 Six criminal cases are thus undis- posed of and they will not be tried until, probably, next fall. There is the case of the United States vs. An ukuk. charged with murder He and the principal witness against him, one Sapsuk, have been in jail since last December. The other cases are those enumerated above, and that of the United States vs. Walsh. charged with drawing penknife on H. C. Glendon, in dispute over q free ferry on Snake river.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
ARE TOLD
 TO HURRY Judge Moore AdmOnish.
 es Grand Jury.
LIMITS THEIR TIME.
They Are Told That They Must Present Their Final Report
 Tomorrow Morning.

The district court met yesterday morning as usual at 9:30. and after a few motions had been heard and dis posed court adjourned until 10 o'clock when it was stated the grand jury would appear. Promptly at that time the jury filed into court and took their seats. The court asked if the jury was ready to make their final report, and Foreman Hill said they were not. The court then asked Hill how long it would take them to complete their work and Hill replied that he thought they could get through with it this week. Then the judge turned around in his chair and facing the grand jury he said in effect: "Gentlemsn, you have now been in session over month, and it seems to us you should be able to conclude your labors in that time. We have no wish to hamper you in the per formance of your duties, but we shall expect you to present your final report next Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock. ' The jury then retired.
 The grand jury have been continu ously in session since May 6 last.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
The New City Clerk.

Robert T. Chesnut, who was recently elected city clerk to succeed Thos. R. White, is an old timer in the north. He came to Nome in the spring of 1900 and previously had spent two years on the Yukon where he was engaged in mining. Mr. Chesnut is graduate of the University of California, and is a young man of excellent ability and un- impeachable habits. He has host of friends in Nome who sincerely con gratulate him on securing the responsi- ble position. Mir. ChesDut is also re- corder of Camp Nome No. 9, Arctic Brotherhood, in which he has always taken an active interest.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
For the Jury to Reach
 a Verdict
IN TRE J0LLEY CASE
First Ballot an Informal One, and Stood 10 to , For Acquittal,
 Next One Unanimous.

As told in THE NUGGET'S extra edition on Saturday evening, the jury in the case of the United States vs. J. J. Jolley, charged with the murder of former Police Officer James on Jan. 9 last, came into court at 9:30 o'clock with a verdict of not guilty. The jury reached their verdict in a little less than 40 minutes from the time they retired.
 Mir. Fink for the defense, closed q brilliant address shortly after 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, and he was follow- ed by Mir. McGinn, for the prosecution. McGinn spoke until after six, when the judge delivered his instructions, which were characterized by those who heard them as being fair. The jury then
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10

went to dinner and retired for deliber ation about 8 o'clock. An informa ballot was first taken in order to bring up discussion, the ballot standing 1( to for acquittal. A discussion follow ed which lasted little more than hall an hour, after which formal ballo, was taken, 1t being unanimous for the defendant. The judge was notified that the jury had agreed upon a verdict, and he immediately went to the court room. When he arrived the jury was sent for. By this time the court room was packed. Deputy Clerk Dnnn asked if the jury had agreed upon verdict, and Foreman Geo. l.. Fish said they had. It was handed to the judge, who instructed the clerk to enter verdict of not guilty.
 A demonstration followed rarely seen in court. There was suppressed, yet strenuous cheer from the defend. ants friends in all parts of the court room, and numbers of hats were tossed to the ceiling. It was all over in few seconds. Then defendants attorney P. c. Sullivan asked that the court enter an order discharging the defend ant from custody. This was done, and court was adjourned. Mir. Jolley was immediately surrounded by numbers of friends who congratulated him and his attorneys in the warmest manner. MT. Jolley came down during the evening and met with a hearty reception wher- aver he went.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
ICE STARTS
North Wind Sends It to
 the SOuthWard.

A stiff breeze from the north Monday morning about l0:l5 o'clock, started the ice along the beach in front of town and for several miles westward. It moved slowly at first but gained headway steadily and by evening was far to seaward. It is still in sight, however. Capt Peter Bayne says it has evidently met the real Arctic ice pack, which has been, without doubt, coming through the straits for some time past.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
An injunction Denied.

Judge Moore this morning lied an opinion in the ease uf the AOunli, ht Springs Water Co. vs. Doversp k. (; al, denying the application of the plaiutitf for an injuction. The plaintiff q !lered that defendants were sluicing debris into the springs. The court stated that the difficulty might be easily obviated and the plaintiffs had an adequate rem edy, and the injunction was therefore denied.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
Assay Office Moved.

The Bank of Cape Nomes assay office has been removed to the new bank building, next Giese's hardware store. The new assay office is complete in every appointment, and for the past week Assayer Trengove has been busy melting gold dust in great and small
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
Ii Passed the Test.

In the discharge of it's multifarious duties, on Monday, the grand jury test ed the efficiency of the fire alarm sys- tenn and the fire department. An alarm was sent in from the Golden Gate hotel and the department answered the call with great promptitude.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
INJUNCTION
Wanted Against the
 Nome.SinOOk Co.

Application for restraining order has been made in the case of the city Oi Nome vs. Nome-Sinook Mining Go. The defendant has been cited to show cause on June l3 why the order should not be granted. The Nome-Sinook Co. is applying for patent to the greater portion of the townsite of Nome, hence the injunction which the city seeks.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
Suit For Taxes.

City Attorney Bell has begun suit against Florence Domerque to recover S25 for taxes against lot 6, block l50 Tor the year 1902 and for $l62.50 for street improvements in front of defendants building on First avenue.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10

The Horseshoe Cafe, new, neat and clean restaurant was opened to the pub lie this morning. It is an attractive place, and has tirst-class chef. A feature of the new cafe will be twice a-week French dinner for 75 cents.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. J. M. Sloan, d well known mining man of Gold Run, IS ill town. land, have returned from Council City.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10
Funeral Ot Officer Finnegan.

The funeral of Police Officer Finne- gan took place yesterday afternoon from St. Joseph's church, Rev. Fathers Cataldo and Devine officiating. Mem bers of the city council, city officials and other friends of the deceased were present. The interment was in the new Belmont Heights cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10

Are you in need of Job printing? If so, try THE NUGGET job p'lntery. Our prices have been cut in two. and our work is guaranteed.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10

Cook stoves, largest stock in the city must be sold to make room for new stock, at Lang's.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10

Tell your wants to Bayles X Co, brok craze and commission merchants, BOA Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-06-10

MAing property bought, sold and re- ported upon. Bayles X Co.,, BOA Front street.