The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-04

Tlacc to 81" lie believed a# ah.=
things could h,. accomplished 4aa...r
~ u. oxertinus aad fuiusrss
arrain'Ne council taau il aa ..a-
LAT hsd ben zuees=l,d Ia 49,
was l." ht~trn development. MAJ IL.
II through dttatarv tactic IT,
er,.ss
H., ff"cerd-d To- TIT thr va - ~
sineet.es from Tie ~, sate IL. ~
lated his actions aHd deal with go.
tain Barnette Ia changing The Town aH
the Tanaua from chcna. ssa,H- ~
properly belonged o. EafhaHg-. .ae
showed TN consideration WI-F-f-u,a.
received. referred L. th,. u.s.. II tt, fsr
h. got for tbs deal ~ Gaig4 aa.d Tor
a gambling hous, aud d.ti.s, az fsr
which he received k2nn "A month. amI-.
he was stni Jug, IF u. coast tad
during thu time testified n Va tue-
ton against tho ras. a., at rHe Naf-
shall hiu - prevent psablma IN
Alaska because TN people 80 80.
corrupt lHat - tury could not b,. =HHi
to convict lie referred L. zaa.. A..
eisiens h had made While an tin.
bench tat were cruel aud eiau-tr,ue
and the death ef Helm Waspsf aara.
the Court Of Appeals could f-ylr., Hi-
Infamous decision
The Dc'egate had introduced seN,a-
teen bills. many Of them nj q private
aatur,. UJ.c WIS tor creating Judj
rial division Tor th- Federal court ~
Washington AMI Idaho one far alta-
ing It Iatgr reservation af ,ad It'd.
Ia ALASKA. Ven W arr zmpriH- ,-tl
Il nuf oau sHeres from Japan AMI
Australia one ror taxing harding
houses. BARRIERS. output II dredz,~.
etc. one fnr railroad commission.
he Hubbard railroad biH tn miner
lien law and mine inspection .'4Hd
some other rubbish" Ever ON 81 las
measures died natural t"atH. VIII
the single exception If the lieu las
lie pointed out tec fact that Ia tsy
hil he introduced for Territorial gov
eminent ne had the election fixed f"r
The second TuesdaE in Novcmh,r. and
the session u hesin IA january f"'-
lowing. ana how nearly impossible ir
would Re ioi S,Watd Peninsula nefH.
bers u get 10 The capital N tim tsfE
II. OF alt the great things h"l"d l"I
rom ma' - lis mtslligenc". .'@s"
were al that he had accomplished. -
eept that he helped To- gst through ta.
detention hospital i"r TIE insane.
He referred 1" the NillaiHohS state
ment mad" against lhnmas L ahsl'
ard u the Att7rheN q neral. dhd his
opposition IL tn cunhrcattah II
Judge Lyons after hr mad ~isusd al"
agreement in his favor ii asked
him. with much dramatic force. I" tn
tie people of Nome ~hN the President
Of the United states refused f r.
ceivc him At the White H'a~e. H..
'riated lhat IN 1913 N"N.' sum W.
in favor "f aholishing TIE 1shs -
stake mining claims hy power al AT
torney. and in 1904 opposed II h
Washington. lie referred 1" the f1et
that Wickersham had drawn "a h'a
Territorial government. whl,3 , ale in
troduced in tie House. Whi'har1"Fid"d
Tor an appointive council. tut TIVE
members II the same WEI "a lid
their places without neins e"nHi't. q
by the Senate. amt intimate that -
was scheme which would '"ahta
him tWictrrshdm) /" get on tie
council. a. ne could not be- confirmed
hy m" Senate. He referred :" Inc d
cision made hy him "hen ON IN"
eneh that gave I" the ''uss'tt!.'''tz
tie title |" the first copper mines thai
they owned in Alaska. and adN'tt'd
in this connection I" the "G"sh pots
Outside letter that h had written
Birch: Of his abuse Of Captain Jarvis.