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The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30
D0|NCS IN DISTRICT COURT

The case of A. Benson, D. Ben son and A. Parker vs. Albert Arndt as called in the district court on .u sday. The following jury was lrawn to try the case: H. R. Pratt, |. W. late. P. S. Peterson, Gt orge -lorrell, J. II. O'Connor, A. J. Mac .rthur. A. c. Taylor, Joe Bowling, |. E. Poison, F.. J. Donovan, T. T. swan, J. w. Raymond.
 he first cause in the complaint ts forth that in September, 1909, he plaintiffs and the defendant were mining partners operating on he Owl association claim of Engin- ser creek, and that this mining part nership, Was continued up to Jan uary 15. 1910, when the plaintiffs .JurC has q the interest of Ardnt and m accounting was rendered. By specification and agreement at that me the agreement included every hing except one cleanup of $3,100 of gold dust.
 The complaint then goes Cn to state that on September IS, 1909, he defendant had in his possession 2U4S6 ounces of gold dust of the 'tiuc Ol +o,ioi.Jo, lHlS bclHS tue lednup referred to as being lost and not included in the settlement. hereafter the d. fendant appropriate ei the whole of this to his own use, efusing to turn it over to the part lership. Therefore the plaintiffs al egr that the defendant is indebted 70 the partnership in the sum of 5,7O7.96, and to the three plaintiffs n the sum of three-quarters of this mount, or $2,SS0.97.
 The second, or amended complaint, eCites that Cn September IS, 1909,
 hen the defendant had this 204. .S6 unCes of gold dust in his possession alucd at S3,707.96, he agreed to re nain in the caoin on the Owl group until the return of the partner, jenson. L.sregarding this agreement he defendant Arndt, it is alleged, eft the cabin while Benson was out md went a distance of mile, re- naining away for four hours, at the ,ame time leaving the cabin unlock d and taking no precautions to tfeguard the gold which was hid en under the floor.
 Before the return of Bcnson the ,old had been stolen and the plain ifs seek to recover from Arndt ,ecause of his alleged neglect.
 The case went to the jury on Friday and after few hours of eliberation by that body a verdict
 as return d for the defendants
 Findings of fact and conclusions )f law, and the judgment were sign ei on Monday in the case of Henry Cook vs. Charles J Robinson, de iendant, and the Fairbanks Banking io., garnishee.
 By the findings of fact it appears hat Cn July 1, 1910, Charles T.. iobinson was indebted to Alice Toward and L. G. Howard, two of his employees, for the sum of prac- iCally s6O00, and that he owed Ienry Cook the sum of s10,OOO with ,cCrued interest.
 On July 16, Robinson informed 'ok that he was unable to pay 70 ks claims ,2and that the gold dust his possession, amounting to $5,- ,9321, was to be paid to the How lrds for wages.
 On this same date Robinson noti- jed the Towards that this gold was 70 b. paid on account of wages, nd he was instructed to deposit the honey to the credit of the Towards n the Fairbanks Banking Company.
 The signature of Alice Howard vas given to Robinson and left by him at the bank. required for iden- fiCation on July IT. This was Sun lay. so the deposit was not made mil the 18th
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30
Educational Discussion on l arif for rotection

sand and one other articles of the tarIH schedules. l, must always be borne Tn mlnd that these protected arucles have so much protection shut out of the American trade, hence, no dulieS are actually paid in 10 the customs houses on the pro ,ected arucle, cons, ,quently the gov eInment gets nJ revenue whatever. inc trusts are thus enabled to ad- vance the price of everything that tAe masses of the people must con oums and get clear bonus. which Is simply larceny, of hundreds of mil lions If dollars annually, not one uoIlar of which they Iarn, and all of this vast amount is taken from the consumers, ninety per cent of whom Is made up of the extremely poor. .here is not poor man, woman, or child in this whole land who is not comp He'd to divide his earnings with the manufacturer and pro ducerS of the protected articles, and the rich are entirely exempted on their prop~rty.
 It is strange philosophy that will justify a system that compels the extremely poCr, when buying food or clothing for their children, to first give bonus of fully fifty per cent to the manufaCturor and producer befyre he can buy the articles.
 Every bit of clothing of any kind that is sold to the poor, fully one. half of the price goes as a pur, bJnus on account of the tariff, not one farthing of which is earned by the manufacturer We ask this ques- ton of the Republican party. If law were passed by congress on the plan of the pure food law, which would require the manufacturer and producer of all protected articles, sO dlIdCn ldD6l to sue Il dTllClG showing the purChas r how much he Jl. $ for the goods and how much ht pays to the manufacturer or pro duCer as a pure gift, how long would their system last? If a label wei, suck on the clo hing and food show Ing that about one-half was going
 multinillicnaIe who diIn
 arn a dollar of it, something would happen We suggest that in all de eency the tariff law should have provision requiring label on each article showing in dollars and cents exactly how much the poor is paying for the protection of our helpless millionaires.
 The Republican party stands for l system that has it's life in the ignorance Cf those who pay he bills of the system, and the life of the party is therefore based upon de, ception, fraud and falsehood, there fore its very life is a fraud am it should die.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

It is perhaps not amisS to call at
 ention to the fact that, because of
 he unusually heavy fall of snow this winter, there are number Of roofs carrying an unaccustomcd load. The roof of one warehouse has al ready collapsed and there is no telling how close others are to fol owing suit. A little strong arm work judiciously administered at this lime might obviate the necessity of a whole lot of it a few days hence.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

Thereafter writ of attachment was issued on behalf Cf the plain tiff and served on the Fairbanks Banking Co.
 The court finds that at the time of levying of the garnishmcnt Rob inson had no interest in any of the gold which was the property of Alice Howard and l.. C. Howard, nor was the Fairbanks Banking Co. indebted to Robinson in any sum whatsoever; and did not have in their possession any prop rty of any nature belonging to Robinson. except 4,000 shares of the capital stock Cf the bank, given to secure q note of $2956.
 In conclusion the court finds that he plaintiff is not entitled to any iudgm nj against the Fairbanks Banking Co and the garnishee de defendant is accordingly entitled to m order dismissing the proceedings at the cost of the plaintiff.
 An order of default was on Mon lay entered in favor of the plain fir in the case of Harriet B. Trim mer vs. Murdock Mckenzie. a suit brought on a note for $32t, secured by a mortgage on lot 6. blCck 3. " st between Eighth and Ninth avenue.
 The court ordered he preparation of the findings of fact and conclu- iions of law in the divorce case of Jessie Lee Bliyens vs. Martin owen Bliyens
 Julian Blaker and Wade Baker have been sued by Theo Kettleson to r. cover on an unpaid check and two assigned accounts, and an at 'achmcnt was issued against the property in the hands Cf the attOr- ney-in-faCt of the defendant. The check alleged to have been given to Kettleson is for S27, and the two assigned accounts. from Frank B. Hall and the Red Cross Drug Store, amount to S3f 90.
 The case of John l.. White vs. Ralph Beard ct al was dismissed on Thursday on the motion of the plaintiff the defendants having dis charged in bankruptcy.
 The case of c. H. Ward vs A. c. Thompson, having been settled out of court. was dismissed on Thursday
 The motion to strike the second amended complaint in the case of Anna Ahlf vs. A w. BaChman ct al was on Tuesday denied.
 In the case of Patrick McHugh vS. Henry K Love, the defendants mo- ton for nlw trial was denied
 On Monday the plaintiff in Terrill vs. Terrill was granted 20 days to file the referees report as to the plaintiffs testimony.
 The case of P J. Lynch vs. Dan Callahan, appealed from the commis- Sioner's court, was commenced on Friday before a jury of nine men. The suit is brought to collect the sum of S66750, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum since September 1, 1906. The def ndant's counterclaim was practically of the same amount as that sued fir by the plaintiff. The case went to the jury on Friday afternoon and at 10 o'clock a verdict giving the defend ant judgment for S1 and costs was returned.
 A divorce was on Saturday grant ed to the plaintiff in the case of Jes- sic Lee Bliven vs. Martin Owen Bliven. The decree was granted on the ground of desertiOn.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

All good Democrats will keep March 15 an open date for the Jack son Day banquet. Full arrangements for the holding of the love feast will be completed this week and the Democrat who is not on hand that night will have a lot of explaining to do afterwards.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

pei witnesses to attend and testify. and power to lo-k into the books of the beneficiaries of the tariff sys- tenn.
 The progressiyes may have a be-
 CT job in the present session than hey counted on. The people wan a real tariff commission. They want their representatives the pro sressives, to fight for it, if necessary. And it will not do the progressiyes nor the cause they r rJpresent an. harm if the reactionaries make them fight and fight hard The m re ,learly the issues are drawn be we the representatives Cf the people and the represen atives of the interests the better.-Kansas Cit Star.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30
PuebIa Replaces Queen.

SEATTLE, Jan. 27. The City of Puebla will take the place of he steamer Queen and bring the latter vessels passengers north.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

If that ostrich dinner to be given to Teddy by the good people of Phoenix should have the effect
 of making him hide his head the na- tion will be in the dCbt of Arizona.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A reward of SOD will be paid by the publishers of this pa per for information which will lead 10 the conviction of any psrsln stealing copies of I he Citizen from the residences of subscribers.
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The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

An order of default was on Mon lay entered in favor of the plain fir in the case of Harriet E. Trim mer vs. MurdoCk Mckenzie, a suit Brought on note for $32f, secured by a mortgage on lot 6. block 3, vest between Eighth and Ninth avenue.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

The moticn to strike the second amended complaint in the case of Anna Ahlf vs. A w. BaChman ct al was on Tuesday denied
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

The case of John l.. White vs. Ralph Beard ct al was dismissed on Thursday on the motion of the plaintiff. the defendants having dis charged in bankruptCy.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

The court ordered he preparation of the findings of fact and conclu- 'ions of law in the divorce case of Jessie Lee Blivens vs Martin owen Blivens
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

The case of C. H. Ward vs A. C. Thompson, having been settled out of court, was dismissed on Thursday.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

In the case of Patrick McIIugh vs. Henry K. Love, the defendants mo- ton for nv trial was denied.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

On Monday the plaintiff in Terrill vs. Terrill was granted 20 days to file the referees report as to the plaintiffs testimony
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14

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