The Nome nugget., 1904-03-23
NEWS NUGGETS.

A verdict for the defendant was re-
turned Saturday afternoon by jury in
the commissioners court, the defend
ant being G.. G. Horsefal, of Nome
river, charged with selling liquor with
out license. j. w. Bell appeared for
the defendant.
A. II. Durham, one of the prOprie-
tors of the Snake river bridge, isspend-
ing the winter in New Haven, Conn.
Last fall he presented the New York
took out from Nome. The New Haven
Leader publishes an interesting article
by MIR. Durham. concerning this sec
ton. as does also the New York
News. together with several pictures
of Alaska's most famous bird.
Florence Alaska Doyle celebrated
her third birthday last Monday on Pc
LUX creek, and was the recipient OF
many pretty presents.
Attorney A. J. DAILY returned Satur-
day evening from tripto Council City.
J. A. Shallenberger, of Council, has
been in town for the past few days.
Deputy Collector of Customs J. f.
Sinnot has received letter from DR..
S. j. Call in which he states that he is
on the Thetis, and that he will be in
Nome this spring either on that vessel
or the Bear DR.. Call adds that Alas
kans look good to him. whenever he
sees them.
w. a. Clark, of Tanner q Clark, is
in receipt of letter from San Francisco
stating that Mr.. Tanner, who has been
very i'll, is improving.
The second class passengers on the
steamship Senator's last trip last fall to
Seattle to the number of 1870, libeled
the vessel for $3.50 each, alleging poor
food and ill-treatment.
DR.. H. S. Moore, on Monday removed
the left eye of George Adams at Holy
Cross hospital. Mr.. Adams eye was
injured recently by piece of broken
glass entering it, and its removal was
found necessary. He is doing nicely.
Chas. Rosenthal. who has been in the
Solomon country all winter is in town.
Mr.. Rosenthal says that that section
will have big cleanup this spring.
A. L. Butler and c. r. Ewing, veter-
an miners of this section are in town
from Solomon river, where they have
some rich mining property.
Manager J. L. Ramar, of the N. A.
r. & 7. Co. left Tuesday morning for
Council on the Gold Beach Transfer
Co. S stage.
Jos. Schell has been appointed re-
ceiver for the iewelry firm of Osborne
& Oleson.
There is telegram at the U. S.
telegraph office for E. F. Sheehy.
The A. BIS fourth annual ball will be
held at Golden Gate hall April 4. These
events are always popular.
H. p. King. candidate for the coun-
Gil on the Good Government club ticket,
is confined to his home by illness.
Thos Wilde and Thos. Fogg were
arrested Monday on charge of steal
ing coal from B. o. Wilbur. FOgg
pleaded guilty and will be sentenced
tomorrow. Wilde entered a plea of
not guilty, and he will be tried tomor-
row afternoon.
Up to noon today 1898 voters had
registered.
Duncan Mcdonnell, U. S. commissioner
for KuskOk vim, was removed by Judge
Moore two days after the commissioner
left Nome on his return to his head
quarters.
A. Binswanger, the we'll known old
timer OF Nome, will leave on the open
ing Of navigation for his old homo in
Bavaria, to reside permanently. Mr..
Binswanger has been in the United
States for q years.
Police Officer Mooney was yesterday
removed by Chief of Police Walling-
ford, no cause being assigned. The
removal may lead up to some develop
ments in police circles.
An eight-pound baby girl was born
Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Rynear-
son. Both mother and baby are doing
nicely.
An incoming mail arrived today at
11:30 At Chinik, in charge of M. l.. V.
Smith. 1t should reach Nome Friday.
Patrick Ryan, member OF the city
council of the old consent government
of 1899, has filed his nomination as d
candidate, for the city council at the
April election.