The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-15
NEW TERRITORIAL LAWS

lvided the amount claimed against each jseparate class of property be specified.
 the property sought to be charged be
 identified sufficiently, and the name of
 the owner or reputed owner thereof
 be stated
 | Section z. The recorder shall record
 the lien claim in a record book kept
 for the purpose, which record shall be
 indexed, and for which he shall re- ceive the same fees as are allowed by law for recording deeds and other in- struments.
 Section s. No lien provided for by | this Act shall bind any mine, mining
 claim or other property for longer period than six months after the same
 shall have been filed for record, unless
 suit be brought before the proper court within that time to enforce the same or If credit be given, then within six months after the expiration of such credit; but no lien shall be continued in force for longer period than one year from the time of cessation of the work or labor by any agreement to give credit
 Section 9. The liens provided for in
 this Act shall be enforced by action in
 the District Courts of the Territory
 having Jurisdiction to enforce liens, and the pleadings process, practice and other proceedings shall be gov erned b ythe laws of the Territory re- gulating the mode and manner of trial of actions to secure property so as to hold it for the satisfaction of any lien against it. And in all actions the Dis trct Court in entering judgment shall allow as part of the costs all moneys paid for drawing the lien, not exceed ing Five Dollars; also all moneys paid for filing and recording of the lien claim and a reasonable attorney fee for the foreclosure thereof
 Setcion 10. Any number of persons claiming liens under this Act against the same property, may join in the same action, and when separate ae- consolidate them. should lien claim be filed for the same labor against two separate kinds of property owned or claimed by different persons, the Court may adjudge the liability of each kind of property and designate which shall be sold first to discharge the amount force any lien created by this Act shall have preference upon the Calendar of Civil Actions before the District Court and shall be tried without unnecessary delay.
 In all actions to forcclose any lien created by thls Act, all persons per sonally liable and all persons interest ed in the matter in controversy or tho property sought to be charged with the lien may be made parties and such aa are not made parties shall not be bound 1 by the proceedings.
 Setcion II. No mistake in formality | or lack of statement, either in the lien | notice or pleadings, shall be ground for dismissal or unnecessary delay in | the action to foreclose the lien. But | substantial compliance with Section Six of this Act relative to the contents Of the lien notice shall be deemed suf- fcient, provided that such notice shall satisfa ctorily show the name of the claimant, the amount of his demand. the time of his employment, the pro- perty sought to be charged with the lien sufficient for identification and the name of the owner or reputed owner thereof And the inclusion of non liable items in the amount of the demand or error in the terms and conditions of the contract of em ployment, if there be any contract If or other error in said lien notice made in good faith, shall not be deemed material, unless such error shall effect the substantial rights of