The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
IN TWO COURTS
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT.

IN COMM SSIONER'S COURT.
 Brumbaugh X Hamilton have brought suit against Alexander Me Alister for the sum of $4io with in teIest at 5 per cent since 1903. This suit is on judgment secured by Ellen McGilliCuddy in the Territorial rgurt of Yukon. in March. 1903. and which was assigned to inc plaintiffs in The present case.
 Each of the five persons arrested on FOX for selling liquor without a license demanded jury uial. All pleaded not guilty The cases were set IS follows. Louis Segard. October H. h a m; Miss Gabrielle, Octo- ber 12. h a. m: Joe Galliman. Oc- Jober r.. iu a. m; Mrs Stevens. October II. lo a m; sam Talar- ico. October 16. h a. m
 L. Segard proprietor of the Dove cigar store, al Fox, drew a five months sentence in the federal jail. having been found guilty on the charge of selling liquor without license He was tried without jury on Wednesday in the commis. siunor's court
 On Tuesday evening Commission er Dillon tried the case of the Alas ka Associated Mercantile company vs NeShi and K. Hayashi, a suit To recover $53o.51 for merchandise sold Ncshi k in Japan. hence he was not served with summons; Hayashi con vinced the jury that the defendants had not contracted the debt. A yer diet was returned for inc defense
 Nick Gurgich has brought suit in the commissioners court against Charles Ere man to recover posses sion ot a wagon valued ar $l75, now held by defendant.
 DISTRICT COURT.
 Judge Oycrfield has appointed Dr Grafton Burke. of Fort Yukon, justice of the peace for and in the district tributary to Fort Yukon on the Yukon river.
 In the ease of AIgot Gus,afson ys. Jesse N.blc ct al, summons was served Friday. Tn action is suit fogcclosing miners liens on property of the defendants on Wolf creek
 Action was brought in Ihc district court on Thursday hy H. F. Waech- ter and II. F.. Gardner against Getrge Sandstrom. George GaideS. Osmond Obson and ban Gillis for debI The plaintiffs claim rhe sum of $1o15.G7 is due for meats and pr visions sold To the defendants on Ester clcck during the past two years
 After Judge OverfieId disposes of certain equity cases that will be taken up by the court this morning an adjournment will be had. A spec ial tenn will b. called for the 2ojh of the month.
 This week the jury commissioners will be named and the drawings for the juries will take place. The grand jury will convene according to an order issued on the goth. The petit jury will be called 10 duty on De Cemhor 1.
 Says the Ruby Citizen There nav I'ttll many ptl ltHl IuIlOIS S on the streets the last few days ef rich strikes on Flint, Long and Glen creeks. ore being the finding of Slo nugget in the cut on Fernando X Johnson's ground on Long. The second one was the finding of two feet of dirt that will pan L. ceuts on Flint at the mouth of Glen, and the latest, the finding of two feet of ln-cent dirt on Glen near the Forks A Citizen representative found i' impossible to verify these rumors
 TALK TO JUNEAUITsS.
 JUNEAU. Oct. I5 Former For ester Pinchot and Senator PoindeX- ter, of Washington. stopped al Ju- neau yesterday on their way from the coal fields of Alaska. They ad- dressed a meeting of Juneau citizens last night. speaking on the Alaska I,