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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

Happy New Year. ,ausurv,yeu
claim ou the qrst. and TIE claims ad.
joining ea the Bart# and south belong
ueWn claimants
ANY ana afl persons claiming adj
sef-aIe tb- mining ground or prem
f=g~ - any portion tHefaaf So d.
f.lal. surveyed AMI plated. patent
hr which is herein applied for M.
hereby notified thai unless their al
Aefse claims an duty dlei according
to LAYS ana thu regulations hereunder
within tba time prescribed by Laws.
sin Tie Register Of tRc United States
I.aa9 oHee n Nome. in lhc District
of Alaska tHey viii be barred Us
Eirtue uf the Provisions Of said statute.
JNo. II. DUNN.
Register
Il Is hereby ordered that the fore
going Notice II Application for Patent
he published in the Meme Weekly
Nugget for the statutory period
JNo. II. DUNN.
Register
Datr If first publication. oct 8.
Date Of last publication. Nov 2S.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
Mineral Application No. .of3.
Emitted States Land office.

N"mr. Alaska. oct l. l9oS
N"t.ee is hereby given THAI i'm pur-
@aaHe. "t Chapter SIX. IT Title Thirty
U.s." IF the Revised Statutes Of the
Emitted State the undersigned. Albert
Fink aud f q. Lehfrldt. whose place
= business and taStofiiee address i.
\"He, Alaska, claiming that rertai.
placer mining claim situate ON Ottrl
crock. iu the C1p- Noma Mining and
Recording District District of Alaska
known as Number Kline Above on
otter creek Claim. being Mineral Sur
tey M &2I- Of tho Nome Land Dis
ifiet. are about TO make application to
tHr United states for patent for tho
-'5a mining claim. "Giea is more fully
Described as 60 metes and bounds BY
III" nfie..l plat. posted on said claim.
ata p. tae field notes Of survey there,
- NOW flied in the Office Of the Reg
'~i"r af th" United states Land office.
e Nome. Aiaska- which field notes Of
survey describe the boundaries and
extent If said claim on the surface as
follows;
NO. Above on Otter Greek Claim
Commencing at Cor No. q this
survey identical WIN N" ; ". cor
l'''I. Il + FL. X m \ : It. post serihrd
i-.-'' IRON when = l. NJ. No II
'''''iS :. = ~ MN. - see ". l2A2-
~ 'h''i.''' - - tiiiii- = Var ~ J.
l'li'l- -. - cor N9-- :. which IS tn.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20
WAY EVERY MAN SHOULD IN.
SURE IN THE NEW YORK LIFE.

Because II is purely mutual. II
has no capital stock All Of its assets
k5anaao 6oob and earnings belong a.
IT'S policy holders It has an honor
able record IF sixte-thrce years. In
r ar 20 years. if vau live. v,u get
ypw mono back. with interest. + L.
Webster ~ Tho Golden Cat. can ten
4u
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20
IS

a pazsbaok with the Hiberna Say
iaes and Loan Society II san Fran
cisco. in the name IT Mary Corli~s.
No. eos 7o7 The finder will please re-
turn to bark Unless same is returned
within five DAYS new book VII 10
issued Ia the applicant.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20
JOHN r. SMITH MARRIED.

un SUNDAY night occurred the mar
riagr # anc Of MONIES hest known
tauae men. but the event went en-
troh unknown To The public I'll to-
day John + smith and Miss Hattie
Ellis were united in marriage at ~.
smiths h"me. On Second avenue.
Miss Ellis came in on the Pachla.
coming directly from her home in
Iowa. She IS the Mice of Frank Ko-
lush postmaster II Nome
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20
OLD N0NE1TE Will
LEAVE TIE COUNTRY


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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20
CUTS OFF FINGERS.

Tom Duean the mining man Of the.
solomon district. had the misfortune
taa dayz age - luse twn Of the fingers
on his ughf hand IN an accident whieh
II, had with some machinery.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20
FIRE DANGER PASSED.
Nuggets Special Services.

DETROIT, Oc:. 2O.-The wind has
AT last shifted IN he burning district
bringing relief n he Gre .unerers.
There is now no further danger
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

Mrs. clara 4. Puuen viii hold a
public seauce Saturday evening at go
sharp Attendance limited.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

imported coburger draft beer on tap
at Board OF Trade.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.

stove pipe, - cents
Bampers. + cents.
Galvanized pipe, 25e and zee per joint
Mining buckets. 81.
NOME SHEET METAL WORKS.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

200 Elegant OvercoatS
Just Arrived Your Choice
For a Few DAYS Only. >
Per Cent Off.
GAFFNEY' s.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

eIssr PrIvs,. stock =, tn. Bank.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

billiards and pool. Board of Tra1e
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

THE NEW CITY BATH HOUSE.
Only place in Nome to get a Moon.
light Springs water bath.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

billiards and pool Board of Trade
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-20

elatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

"A neighbor, absent from the
list of those who went. W.
are satisfied that the whole
thing 10 a mixup-that If Mr.,
Little went To the dinner IL
was to get q good square meal
and not "a ''feast Of words''and
that II Mr.. Goldman stayed
away he was ''sick unto death"
which we know he wasn't.
Brother editor, don't get a
good Republican into bad re-
pute and don't slelght your
friends!
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
Court

In the estate OF Jno. w,
Piper ct al, minors, applica'
ton of j. NJ. Piper, filed and
approved ordered TO give
bond 10 the sum of $1,000.
In the estate of Samuel
johnson, minor final settle
ment, together with wards
final receipt fled aud approx
ed, guardian discharged.
In the estate Of JOhan
Lange, deceased, Christopher
Brandt files five promisory
notes and asks that they be
allowed againgt said estate.
In the matter of the estate
of Spencer Boley, deceased
additional bond filed and APP
proved.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

Friday shopping. Mr.. Spen-
Ger called and handed us the
name Of his brother, Russell,
who Is now located al North
Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. Jacob Marks and
daughter, Miss Katie, were
here from near Shackleford
Friday and called TO renew
their subscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casey
and daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Dickson, OF Hardeman, were
shopping in Marshall Friday.
Mr.. Casey called in to leave
us a dollar.
W. Il. Fitzgerald was in
from Blue Lick Friday and
called to renew.
W. r. Aulgur, one of Hern.
don's substantial farmer,
called in Friday morning to
make us his annual visit.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
OUR

G. b. Null, who went u
Dewey, California, last sum
mer. sent us his renewal
Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Hedrick Mon
day ordered the Republican q
year for her daughter, Mrs.
Allie ChamDerlain,o of Cunning
ham, Washington, as q birth
day gift.
Alonzo Ziegel, OF Blue Lick,
called in Friday TO order the
"best county paper"
W. N. Clayton and Edw.
Munden were over from Mi
ami Saturday and the former
renewed for his brother, J.
W. Clayton, at Gardner, Kan
sas, and K. W. Hall, Of Ed
gerton, Kansas.
Geo. W. Hagan and Frits
d. Haesemeyer were over
from Sweet Springs Wednes-
day inter Viewing the county
court on road matters. Both
ordered the Republican and
the latter also gave Us the
name of Peter Meyer as a
new subscriber.
J. W. Wilcox and J. r.
Harris were visitors from
near Sweet Springs Wednes-
day. The latter left us a
dollar for renewal.
Ye editor attended the r.
D. Lille sale at Norton We'd
nssdsy, While there we had
the pleasure Of adding the
name OF y. i. Hickman and
securing the renewals, of J.H.
Hyland, L. @. Warner of Sla-
ter, J. H. Van Wrinkle aud H.
H. Swisher. We have Mr..
and Mrs. John Yates 70
thank for a good dinner.
F. p. Younger made US bis
annual visit from Honxtonia
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. 8, Spencer
we're here from Oienrville
Y*ff|I|I4tRI" Mzw<tN q 1tt 1"M n Mmmt t<|< tI.|
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
Not q Hospital.

DR.. A. G. Putnam, of South
Lafayette, wants il understood
that he is not running a hos.
pital but treats his patients az
home. Monday morning he
found a big litter of fine pups
about a month old in his sta.
be. He thinks their mother
brought them there for medi.
cal attention, but they are not
the kind of patients he wants.
VIM. Kellet, of Mt. Leonard
is reported seriously ill.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
Under False Colors

We notice from the Miami
News that Wade Little of the
upper Miami bottom took in
the Bryan dinner at Kansas
City last week. We also no
tice the name of Tom Goldman
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

G. L. Reppenhagen brought
his new automobile down from
Kansas City Monday, making
a run Of lis miles 10 Z hours,
in spite of much mud. 1t is a
20-borse power international
Auto Buggy and cost him
$500. He says TO tell his
farmer friends that when they.
meet an auto not to stop their
horses but TO go right ahead
and the borses will not scare
nearly - easy and Be past in]
l,Sinufs Il n good advice,
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
High School Notes

doubly interesting Friday
morning, with their short but
entertaining talks. The stu
dents contribute their part
toward making the daily as
semblies interesting, on Mon
day morning, one of the Sen
iors, Miss Minnie Robertson
sang for us, accompanied by
Prof. Place.
The Art Exhibit begins To.
day, "wednesday and the pic
lures will he on exhibit ON the
second and third floors. Ten
cents admission will be- char.
ged for students and fifteen
cents for others on these cor.
ridors, but all parents are in
vited 10 come and see free al
charge, the grade school draw.
ing books and paintings which
are on exhibition on the first
floor.
Although the base ball team
works under Disadvantages In
not having a diamond on the
school grounds, they are do
ing well and several games
are scheduled. Practice
games are played every week
with NJ. V. G. second team.
Last Friday High School mus,
have had a day off for college
scored high on them and they
played slow ball in general.
Saturday afternoon, Mar.
shall High School will meet
Slater for a base ball game on
the College Campus. AS these
High Schools are pretty well
matched in athletics, these
games are always interesting.
Come out and support the
High School. Game will be-
called ut l.30. Admission 25c.
Slater will play M. V. {. second
team also. 25c will pay for
both games.
The Athenians Sophomore
Literary Society gave a good
open session program Friday
afternoon consisting Of music
and a farce. Miss Berta
Rasse and Lonnie LaRue
played piano solos, Miss Ruth
Rose sang and Speed Leonard
played one OF his ever popu
lar violin selections. The
farce 1.-THE Jack Trust" un-
der the direction of Miss
Clemens and Mrs. Yancy,
was full of interesting and
amusing situations. The
parts were exceptionally well
chosen. Lonnie LaRue, Lord
Jack Townley, was the object
Oi much anxiety and alteration
ON the part of Misses Clorinda
DeCursy and Jennie Patre
Catherine Jester and Virgin |,
ia Young maidens who we,ei
stricken by the fascinating
charms of Lord Jack. Nell
Newton, as Mrs. Boothby, a
deaf and dumb woman caused
much CONSERVATION by re-.
vealing her identity as Lord
Jacks wife. Mildred Taylor
as Miss Eulah Otis, made her
part "a relic befO' de wah",
very realistic. Gladys Fulfil
as Maria, the maid with a
head OF her own, played her
part very well. Altogether
the whole program was "a
success and the Sophcmores
are 70 be congratulated.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10
First Insertion April gd)
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IN hereby given that Letters ~ Ad.
ministration on the estate ofspencer Boiey
deceased. were granted to the undersigned.
ON the 2Srd day ~ March 1898, by the Pro.
bate Court of Saline County. Mo.
All persons having clnims against said es-
tate nr- required to exhibit them TO me Tor
allowance. within one year after the date Of
said letters, or they may be- pr"cluded from
any benefit OF such estate; and " such
claims he not exhibited within two years
from the time of the publication ~ this no
tice they shall be forever barred.
March 2jrd 1905 DAVID ROBIN,
Administrator.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

VIM. j. Fulkerson is report.
ed seriously il at Kansas
City.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-10

He says we can count on him
as long as the Republican re.
mains a good paper. We hope
he may be spared to make
us many more calls, and hope
he'll never end occasion to
complain of the paper.
The following renewed or
ordered the Republican the
past week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-26

certificate of recovery, made to and
approved by such court or judge.
Il believe no injustice has been done
to ThaW or Will be done TO him by de-
priving him of his liberty until such
time as he can be discharged by the
method prescribed by law.
Bearing in mind that the usual pun
ishment for the act which led up To-
the detention of said ThaW is death
or a long term of imprisonment. and
that said ThaW' escaped the conse-
qUences of such act solely by reason Of
his existing mental condition. I do not
deem it proper TO allow ThaW his free
dom. suffering as he is from some form
of insanity. with the possible Tecur-
renee of an attack similar to that
which the jury believed he was SUI
fering from when he killed stanford
White.
In view of the existing mental con-
ditiOn Of ThaW, the safety of the pub
lie is better insured by his remaining
i'm custody and under observation until
he has recovered or until such time as
il shall be reasonably certain that there
is no danger Of d recurring attack of
the delusiOn or whatever il may be
The writ is dismissed. The order
remanding the said Harry X. Thaw
can be settled on notice pursuant to
stipulation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-26

charge of homicide to acquit him be
cause of his insanity
Il have made careful examination
of the authorities and / do not find
that this statute has ever been passed
upon by any of the courts in this state.
II has been in existence and operation
for many years without question. and
it is the duty of the court TO presume
in favor of the validity of the statute
until its violation OF the constitution
is established beyond all reasonable
doubt. and upon such a determination
the result which may follow from one
construction or another. is always
potent factor and is sometimes in ana
of itself conclusive In constituting this
statute 1t should be borne in mind that
the safety and welfare of the COM
munity is of more importance than the
freedom of the individual.
Right of Appeal.
at is well settled that where there
is a right of an appeal, no court should
declare i'm the first instance a statute
unconstitutional unless its unconstitu
tionality is plain, especially when the
statute has been long i'm fore. and its
cOnstitutiOnality has never been ques-
toned. This may well be the rule
when the effect of a declaration of UNI
cOnsttutiOnality would be to free from
needful restraint d number of persons
of unsound mind of whom it has been
adjudged by competent courts that
their going at large would be danger
Gus to the public peace or safety.
The relator claims that the statute
does not provide d method by which
Thaw can be discharged.
Section 80 of the insanity law pro-
vides any inmate, not a convict, held
upon an order of court or judge in a
criminal proceeding. may be discharged
therefrOm upon the superintendent'S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-26
INSANE ASYLUM
FOR HARRY THAW
Decision of Supreme Court
Justice Against the Young
PittSburger.
APPEARS TO BE RESIGNED
CHANGE FROM MATTEAWAN
THE NEXT MOVE.

Poughkeepsie. y. Y, May 25.-HarTy
X. Thaw has accepted, apparently with
resignation, the decision of Supreme
Court Justice Morschauser that he is
still insane and that the interests of
the public viii be best served by de-
nying him liberty. Pending the sign
ing Of the papers of re-cOmmitment,
which probably will not be done before
a week from next Saturday, Thaw will
occupy Sheriff Chambers suite in the
county building here. In the meantime
an effort will be made by Thaw's at
torneys TO induce District Attorney
Jerome TO consent to the commitment
of the prisoner to one of the state hos
pitfalls other than Matteawan. 1t is
said that IN event of Mr.. Jerome Civ
ing his consent TO such change no ap-
peal will be taken from Justice Nor
Schauser's decision. Even if an appeal
We're taken il could not be argued be-
fore fail
Talked Freely With Reporters.
After his attorney had shown him a
copy of Judge MOrschauser's decision,
Thaw gave the reporters an interview
and talked vOlubly about his case and
on everything except his wife, and
when her suit for annulment of their
marriage was mentioned he stood up
and indicated that the interview was
at an end. His chief theme was the
newspaper reports of the evidence on
this trial Much testimony favorable
TO him, he asserted. was not published.
probably because il did not appear to
the reporters interesting. while undue
prominence was given District AttOr-
ney JerOme's discrimination of
ThaW's experts because jerome knew
how to make il interesting. He said:
Take, for instance, DR.. JacOby. His
direct testimony was conclusive, but
not interesting. His denomination
under Mr.. Jerome was interesting and
the newspapers printed IT. Probably l
should have done the same as the re-
porters i'm the same position
Did Not Discuss Decision.
Thaw did not discuss the action of
the court. He said that Mr.. Jerome
had done what he deemed his duty.
Asked about a report that Evelyn
Thaw would withdraw her annulment
suit in order to try 10 have herself ap-
pointed custodian of her husband :
property, Thaw said he had no fear of
any such action. Thaw was cheerful
for a man VINO had just heard bad
news.
Mrs Thaw. Harry's mother. and Mrs.
George Carnegie, his sister. visited him
iu the jail today. The decision of the
court is as follows:
Ruling of the Judge.
Upon application duly made, a writ
OF habeas corpus was allowed by which
Harry *. ThaW was directed TO be pro-
duccd i'm court In the petition il is
alleged Jhat Thaw is illegally impris-
oned and restrained of his liberty by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-26

not deprived of his liberty without due
process of law, because he knew that
II he chose 10 prove upon the trial of
the indictment that ne was insane
when he killed Stanford White and if
that defense was successful and the
jury acquitted him of the charge
against him on that ground. it be-
deemed his discharge dangerous to the
public peace OF safety, to order him
TO be committed to the state lunatic
asylum until such time as he should
be legally adjudged sane. He had the
right to appear in person and TO be
represented by counsel and he had the
right to introduce evidence of his pres
ent sanity.
Constitution Not Violated.
If upon all the evidence and the
verdict of the jury, the court should
decide his discharge TO be dangerous
to the public peace and safety, and
commit the defendant to an insane hos
pital until sane under the provisions
of section 454 of the code OF criminal
procedure. and Thaw having had this
opportunity of a full hearing, this
right To he present in person and by
counsel this right of offering proof
in his own behalf as TO his present
sanity and to be fully heard in his own
behalf, there was no violation of article
/. section s. of the constitution of the
state of New York, nor of article XIV
Of the United States constitution.
''ThaW had the opportunity on the
trial To introduce evidence of his men
tai condition at that time, which he
did not do; he should have known
that the adjudication of the court
would follow a verdict of not guilty by
reason Of insanity, he was represented
by able counsel who urged the jury
before whom he was tried uDOn a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-26
Notice to Carpenters.

Owing TO general building depres-
sions and a surplus Of carpenters in
the district, carpenters are advised TO
stay away from Ely and vicinity until
further notice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-26

You can make the best sandwiches OF
the ROYAL Sandwich Loaf.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-26

All ported plants at half price this
week al Voeeler's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-26
Did Not Discuss Decision.


Upon application duly made, a writ
OF habeas corpus was allowed by which
Harry *. Thaw was directed TO be pro-
duccd i'm court. In the petition il is
alleged Jhat Thaw is illegally impris-
oned and restrained of his liberty by
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-01
STILL AND TWO ALARMS
Citizens Determined Department
Should Learn of Blaze.

To be sure that the fire department
knew that there was FIRE In the three
story wooden block at the corner Of
state and Bradley streets, last night
one citizen gave chemical one still
alarm, another pulled box SO and a
third pulled box 421 as soon as the 9TH
err box got through ringing, The stlll
did not get recorded at fire headquar-
tiers for the fire company did not get
out Of quarters before the bell from
box SO at State and Trumhull streets
came In at 1886. The fire was In blind
attic In the building and there are some
slightly suspicious circumstances con-
nected with the fire which may result
In an investigation as this is the third
fire which has occurred at the same
place In short time. The blaze was
confined to the top floor, but the many
families which occupy the building
came tumbling out in great excitement
and there was much burning rubbish
and furniture hurled to the streets be-
low to be extinguished.
The firemen found considerable diff
ficulty In reaching the blaze on account
Of the construction of the attic. Har-
ris Raphel is the owner OF the building.
The loss is estimated at about $500.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-01
INDIA AND YELLOW PERIL
Unrest In British Colony Due to Jap.
ancse Victory, Says Lord Curzon.

London, June S0.--An oratorical duel
between Lord Curzon and Viscount
Morley Of Blackburn, secretary OF state
for india. occurred In the house OF lords
tonight on the subject OF the recent
unrest In india, this being viscounf
Morloy's maiden speech in that house.
Lord Curzon regarded the unrest as
chronic symptom OF the condition Of
Asia as whole which has been TO-
menttd by Japans victory over Russia,
viscount Morley, In defending the
governments policy agreed with Lord
Curson that the trouble was largely due
to Jepans victory. The government
had no reason, he continued, to doubt
the amiers' loyalty and friendship, and
regarding the Indian agitation It did
not Intend to adopt the remedy OF mar
tial law and no damned nonsense" but
while the enforcing of the law and the
preserving Of order would not be de-
termined by bombs and outrages, 1t
would persevere In the policy of re-
form In the direction OF giving to all
grades of Indians some handling OF
their own affairs"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-01
REVOLVER IN HILL STREET
Shot Fired in Quarrel Nearly Injuries
Passing Girl.

The early morning quiet Of Hill
street was disturbed about o'clock,
Monday morning, by fracas which
came very close to having d serious
result, A quarrel grew up between
two Italians which ended in the draw
Ing Of weapons. One Of the combat
ants chose a stiletto and his enemy a
revolver. Just at the time that he
started to fire, a young girl who was
on her way to work, came along and
was right close to the man when he
fired So close was she that the flash
from his gun actually burned the girls
cheek. The shot did not take effect,
no policeman appeared and the fight
ended hastily without any further COM
bat. No complaint was made and
nothing further Of the case was heard
Of Both combatants escaped with
whole skins. but there might have
been q tragedy Of deep consequences,