The Alaska citizen., 1912-02-19

Orders of publication have been
signed in the cases brought by the
Observation-Disclosures banks attorney
to collect debts due the VA. bank
VS.. Gus Bostrom and Axel Erick-
son, the case of the VA Bank VS.
Morency ct al. and the case of the
Wa Bank VS. Axel Erickson and
Erik Johnson
Two cases have been called for
trial today. The first of these is
No 55S entitled Stanley ct al VS.
Stevens ct al The other case, No
729. is the y. c. Co. VS.. Cleveland.
The order discharging Carl L.
Carlson from bankruptcy was signed
on Tuesday by Judge Overfield
Carlson was adjudged a bankrupt
November s. 1911
Clerk of the Court c. c. Page has
received a copy of the order signed
by Judge Cushman extending The
time for the settling of the bill of
exceptions in the Tanana Trading
March l.. This is the t:ansporta-
ton case tried here last summer be
fore Judge Cushman. which case in
volved contract made by the T. +.
/ company with the n. A. T company
for the sale of the steamer originally
owned by the 7. 7. people and the
handling of freight Gor the plaintiffs
at an agreed upon ratc
| An order was signed by Judge
Overfield on Tuesday holding up the
third dividend of Dave Yarnell. de
positor and director of the defunct
/ Washingt Cn-Alaska bank and all flu
/ ture dividends. The 1874 per cent
dividend amounts in his case to
! SIC 1925 81. By the order, Receiver
| Moves is directed to withhold the
dividend and any future dividends
!
that may hereafter be fixed against
! Dave Yarnell.
Bar room licenses We're granted
| Thursday by Judge Overfield to John
A. Peterson at Iditarod, and to Nels
Glantz at Flat creek
Abe Stein, Thursday, brought suit
against Robert Bloom for the sum
Of $3.50 claimed under a verbal con.
| tract given June Il, 1910.
Stein alleges that prior to that
date he had ordered a shipment
of harness and saddles from an
eastern firm. On June II he agreed
! to turn the consignment over to
| Robert Bloom, and was to have half
the gross profits.
The complaint sets forth that af-
! ter the arrival of the goods, Bloom
! sold the shipment to Thomas Keel
| for an advance of $500 on the cost
price and that he is therefore en-
titled to One-half that sum, or $3.50
which he states the defendant has re-
| fused to tender him.
The order enlarging the time to
April s in which to docket the bill
| of exceptions in the L. S. VS.. Will
liam Reagan rape case was signed
Wednesday by Judge Overfield.
Judge Overfield has allowed an
additional fee to Albert Fink, the
Nome attorney who conducted the
case for the Washing bank
carried up by the Dexter Horton
people on the appeal from the de-
cision of the Fairbanks court as re-
CARDS the shipment of $1O1 900 seiz-
ed while in transit The additional
fee is for the sum of s1,750 TO cover
the expenses of Attorney Fink in
arguing the case before the circuit
court at San Francisco.
George William Wilson, of the Big
Cinema hot springs, John Mcdonald,
of Graehl and Edward Max Pieper,
of Tanana have made application
for final citizenship papers. The first
two are natives OF Canada, and the
third of Germany.
An order confirming the sale Of
the real property made in the case
of Peter Vachon VS.. Fred Melius by
the marshal on January 6, was sign
ed Wednesday by Judge Overfield.
The ground involved is the quartz
property of upper Cleary and Willow
creek, staked by Melius and BEETLES
in 1908.
On motion of the attorney for the
plaintiff, an order for non-suit was
entered Wednesday in the case of
Lurisse ]. Thompson-Maddo and
Patrick R. Kellett VS.. j. R. McBrien
and Elmer Johnson.
In the divorce case of Agnes
Pritzkow VS.. William Pritzkow. an
order of default was entered Tues
day, and John A. Clark appointed by
the court as referee for the taking
Of testimony.