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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-23

crystal theaicr. beginning today.
admission ) cents. Open nj . aud :
y. m. -Four reels OF pictures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-23

New York. Feb. e3.-spot cotton.
quiet mlddliHg uplands. ss.35. No
sales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-23

In the District Court, Bernalillo
County, State ~ New Mexico.
Maud Brown, by Francis 70. Wood,
her guardian, Plaintiff.
vs..
Melinda AfcDaniels. ct al. Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that pur-
suant to n judgment OF partition and
sale duly rendered In the shove court
and cause on the 18th day Of January,
1915, ]. the undersigned special mas
ter m In sid Judgment. will sell
at public aucti i TO the highest bid
der at the front door OF the court
house In Albuquerque. B~srnalillo
county. on the 10th day Of March.
1915. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF
said day. the following described real
property, to-wlt:
.s IOts Numbered Ga aud .G9,in..
block numbered : Of the Perfecto
ArmiJo Bros. addition ia the
town, now city OF Albuquerque as
the said lots are known. desig-
mated and described on the map
OF the said Perfecto ArmijO Bros.
addition filed in the Office OF the
probate clerk and ex-Oficio rec
order Of Bernallilo county on tho
26th day OF September. A. ID.
1883.
Dated this 9TH day Of February,
1915. THOs X. ID. MADISON.
Special Master
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-23
A Word to the Men

SPRING Is STARTING EARLY THIS YEAR AND AN
EARLY SPRING MEANS A HOT JULY.
GIVE YOUR WIFE A REAL COOK STOVE THIS YEAR
DON'T MAKE HER USE A FURNACE.
FRY A COUPLE OF EGGS ON A COAL STOVE IN JULY
N ENJOY THE SENSATION.
THEN GET UP NEXT FORMING E OUT
H ASHES TO MAKE W MEASLY CUPS OF
COFFEE N ny SLICE OF BACON.
TAKE OUR WORD FOR 1T, IT'S NO CINCH-PAR-
TICULARLY WHEN THIS PERFORMANCE
OFF SEVEN TIMES A WEEK FOR FIFTY
TW0 WEEKS.
WE WOULD THINK YOU COULD INCREASE YOUR
WIFE'S SALARY TEN CENTs DAY, WHICH IN
N E WILL BUY HER A FINE GAS STOVE.
GIVE HER THIS RAISE FOR ONE YEAR IN A LUMP
SUM, so SHE A GET HER GAS STOVE NOW.
WE HAvE JUST TEN STOVES IN OUR DISPLAY
ROOM. WE HAVE GOT TO MOVE WE DON'T
WANT TO MOVE THESE STOVES TWICE.
THEREFORE,, WI WILL REDUCE THE REGULAR
PRICE TEN PER CENT FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF
MOVING ONE OF THESE STOVES INTO YOUR
HOME DIRECT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-23
SANTA FE TIME TABLE
q

$40 X. G. a Chicago. 1.0oa
SIS X. C.. a chicago. e:30p
standard sleeper for Clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. sos, connects at
Belsn with train No. 20. leaving Belen
az Hiss p. m.
No. 7 carries n coach only; no
s~leepera,
No. SIC will have STANDARD sleeper
from Roswell from train No. "a at
Belen.
P. J. JOHNSON, Agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-23


MOVED-From N OF Broadway
and Central TO 2ii East Central.
opposite tho Highland House. shuIl
a Sewers Shoe shop.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
alns ben, WsHni5ipalseribt

Der 6arbigc Gopar0 6iggins, ben
man beim Gaitcnoiebitabl eripiif)t
bate, pllroe 8eitern I'M Dtltni5ipaIge-
ridt 81 80 Gagen glrbeitsbalIS uno
$50 8cI6traie berurtbeiIt.
&ate @eslep, Die nut oeut 70 SAB
re eIten SSogn 2MpIer ein IetteI.
InedteI bate, mar oicierbaIb NIT Ger
Eoli5ei in apn'Iitt getonImen. 3ybr
nlroen $25 alIigebrunuHt ltIIo ibren
graubaurigcn 8aIan SO.
Qer Giieubabuer Scrip Gunfielo,
'peIfer fir ietne filui &iltoer nitt
geiorgt bate, wuroe 6u orei @tona.
Ten 9lrbeitSbuus oerltrtGeilt. 8nu.
9aiIcp crblcIt mcqen ocsicLben Ser.
1cbens 5lpci Dionutc. g6enTo Sarrp
StGnlep, mdbrtno 9iu0oIph StaI bret
Ifpuatc Guartier I'M 2lrbeitsbalts
nebmen mlrB. SGuuntIidbe 5Sdue luur.
zen bon Der Sumanc Societg betrie-
ben.
8erihIeoeue 6dllc megeu angeblt-
der 8erIeslmg bcS SomltagsgeieseS
lplroeu uorid,Oben. Giele anoere
5dGe Die mir geriugiitgiee 9ergehen
bcirafe1l, puroeu mt tleIuen @elo-
blrBeu gedbuoet.
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GtsrbliAfeitsberibt.

Rormu 9urts. 16, 1923 Raribul
aps., Sitnbautent5iinoung.
gllice Whnben, 19, 459 uturtir
Strabe; Shipiueiudt.
GbarIss Gjiloea, "A, StGotii1es
4rmsnbaus; Ser5leioen.
Rsp. 6eurD Gopen, ~. 7eutitei
OiatoniFsn 0oipitaI; S9lasilub.
eIiiabttb 5aar. r. Stiotiitea
4rmsnbdus; qrtsrisnberfaItung.
5srmann StnirriHs. u, 2355
9looitOne 2(De.; SerSleiosn.
GSparb Srossr. SO, s28 Ga'
Strdbe; arebs
SteIIo SurIonG, "a. 1917 9ine
Strate; gubsrtulpis.
Charles G,rob, 81, ITO Genbdm
Strdbe; Nisrenleiben.
Catherine @ieie. SO, 211 5tnbIar
Strdbe; RierenIeiosn.
Mlcrtpn @rdnt, 81, $500 BORDEN
Strabe; 5nqueIt in S6,psbe.
Wlorn 2lrnoIb. "a, 703 B. 8. Ctr;
2uftrDbrert5iiuoune.
Barbara 9ircer. 70, Wlt. Ct. So
isph; ytisreuleioen.
DiIIiam eproipI, 65, 2205 Gaitsrn
2lps.; Snausit in Shipebe.
@soras DorouIler, 39, 1852 Sar.
riiou @Oe.; Suquef In SADeSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
Gigenes 0nttesbaus
&irO bsmnadpit bic llusarlanbiide
3i0miif Stafbpliif)e ct. Stepbans
8emeinSs besisbeu.
Sic Fat bas alte aloifer Der Sdipe.
tern 5um guten Sirten On Der
gaum Strahe iir $1,000
gefanft.

Iie Dor eirtigen Wonaten bier pom
slbt Goiaro Sran5 Reuribrer ms
Seben Berltieue llngarIlnoiite R0.
mild aat6oIiife Ct. Stepban5 8e-
mein6e miro III Babe aus Der ct.
StanislouS STRIDE, ipo lie ieet ibr
tCmporares 0eim bet, in eiu eigne5
8ottesbnus iiberiieoeln.
9ie @emeuloe hat nGmif Den Gn.
fanI eincs @runoeiaentbilnp stompIe.
reg, Der bereits friiber ST. tirhIiten
3ipcfen oierte, ndnllih bes porra.
Iigen aloiters sum @uten S5irteu an
Der Baum StraBe. lenebinigt. Ger
Stali miro am belitigen Saa, naty
Dem glbt ytci,riebrer Die iormaac
Santticn oe3 Gr5biid,ois eirgeboIi
bat, oeiinItip nbgeitloiien tperoen.
Die 8cnleirbe miro $1,000 iiir
Oas orei gIdcr untfqiienbe 8eIlu0g
mltiammt ocn @rllnoItiifen bejahlcr
unO Die etemoIiae anpelle bes Slo.
tiers miro, ndt)ocu iie Scn u6tbigal
GcparnhireU irrterjogen iporoen, bis
auf meiteres Der @emeiltoe als Sot.
tcsbaus 6iaueH 9oA &loitergetduSC
ielblt miro cbeRialls bdulidai Ser.
dnnerlulgen ilnter5pgen lmo IN eiu
&,otntaus UenuaRoeit neroen, mn
obnc Srlge lpcroeH lait allsid)lieBlid
@emeiuoernitgIieSer iicb bieie GlOh
nimden iidcru.
Die llnterbGnbIllngen bcjilgIid
0es glntnuis 6ieies Gieentbuu5
idpUsbten bereits ieit gerduner ,3cit
uno ni6t nur Die Weitglieocr bes @e,
meinoeporitnuoes, ioIloerr aud piele
MtitalieSer Der Bcrtieirloe bdben ods
gigentbum IN Auecnidett aenoumgn
ltnb iparrn mad Der @eiidJtiglua ais,
iia6msIos 3u 8uniten oes aufauis.
Sir Ole @elueinoe miro Die Trans.
afticn nah eingeboIicr Sanftion bes
Gr5biihois pou slbt Relribrer lRo
oen 1rlitec5 9. gsiIna. Z. T. Gro.
mann un6 ). ShlIiter abscidIoiien
lpcrhen.
sI6t gtelribrer III Der glniifyt. oaB
Die @emeinoe ein iebr glrtes @eid,dit
gcmuht bat. On Die Sdrpeiteru jirll
@ltten sirter ieiuer5cit, aIs iic 6ns
@rlnoitiid fouiten, $5t,0 900 fiir ons.
ielbe be3abIt lmS bann 9aiiten I'M
@ertb pon 100000 diiseiiibrt Dui'
ten, m1breno Die @emeinoe fir
C1rlnoihid imS 9ebaitoe MIR $11 900
gu be5nblen bat
Die llngarlditoiidle RGn,iih Sta
thoIiibc Il. Stepbans GemeinOc
5dblt, obidlou 9lbt Neuribrer iie crit
por gang fur5er 3eit sriinbete, be.
reitS 13o 5amiIieit ialS obue 5rage
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8eftdnbtg
Ut Sian SrgScn, icine Battiu ermor
bet 5u buben, neil er augebli6
einen anoeren Ianu bei
ibr iaRS.

59eriff 3. g. RObertIon BON Gar
roIIton. Sp. Iieferte geiterH in Der Gen
traIitdtion ben BON ben 6ieIiaen ge-
b0roen tpegen 9attenmoros oefu5ter
GIap 9rpoer Elm. ben CT in Garrou.
ton oerbaftet bate.
crpoen CAB aud unumnunben su
oab er ieiner Satin Srene am Sonn.
tag Dor a6t Sanen in i6rer Wo6.
nlnq RO. 704 Garr Strabe bic Dun.
ben beigebratt hate, oenen tie an
acknowledgement 5ags erleger mar
2tls GtIdulbigung fiiqte er iebot
btn3u. bob er bel Der 6eirntunft elmer
aROeren mann in Der Dc6uung eetroi
fen babe, Der i'm Stanoe par ieint
Hluht gu bepertiteqiaen. Sn isiney
Blitb ging bdnn 0rgosn nit einsn
Stiit @asrobr auf bic 5Srau los unt
idllug mebrsre U2dle duf lie ein, Biz
tie SuIdmmenbra6, Dorauf er BIZ
SIu6t ergriff. Ssine 9erbaFtunq
srfoIgte, als er feline 6eimatb @6ent
ag. gu errei6eu oeriufte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
sOdenb,rid,t Ses osiunb5eitsamts

9aut BEN Wotsn6ri6t bss i.dbs
tifhen Bsiunbkitsamts uurben In
Der bsriloFeutn Dode 142 5GGle BON
anitedenbsn ardHibeiten uno % Ics
besfale infOlse folher arant9eiteu
anaemelbst aeasu 72Grtrnntungen unb
81 9oossfGue in Der paralIelpo6e bss
poriasn Jdbrss. 2uf bic einselnen
aronibsitsn psrtbsilen iib bic CUR
Wislbuna gelanstsn SdlIe ME folai:
Wniern CA Grttantuugsn; S6iuinbs
fuht 80 Grtrdnfllnsen unb 81 Sos
ossfdIs; Gipbtbsritis 16 Grtrantuns
aen uno Elm 5pbssfau; Winbpoden
neun GrtrantIngsn; aeii6buiten iies
BEN grtrantuns,n; Sppbusfieber bier
grtrnntunaeu; St,drlnffieber 3ipsi
grtrautIlngen; MhImps brei Grtrana
tunaen; ROie unb glattsrn is cine
Grtran!uHs.
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1as neue alorehbu6.
Ter Sabrsang 1915 praientirt i'd in
oeiuobnter 9teiabaliigfeit.

2os neue 9lSreBbub Sa6rgana
1915 III eri6ienen lmo taun gum
,greiie pom 8 Dollars be3ogen per.
ben. 3aa 2644 Settnt itnrfe Bud lit
uIs ytahidIaeerpert fitr allies, mas
nit inierer StaOt 5uianlnlenbangt,
uniIbertrefigih. 2lbgeieben pom Dem
nit peiuIityiter SorginIt beorbeitetm
Observation-Disclosures oIent ben Bud
aIs Beleinuort elm 9hidblif auf Die
Greigniiie bes oerfIoiieneu S5abre5
rno mir fin0en BARN IN tllagper
Surltelhmg aaes erluabnenslpertbe.
Die Ginlpohner5ubI betrlyg am /. SIT.
nj 1915 it,dblmgssUetie 416,119, bod
5ablt 6ic WtetrppolItan.@hupo
5abl 100000 imo bierin uinlmt
Cincinnati inter ben Stabten oe5
Sanoe5 ben jebRien Raug eln @cr
gusflruft piinitt ilber geitditlIhs
angeIegalbeiten. ilber tSirmeu mo
Sorpcrarionen, iiber ote otienIIRte
8erpaIhmg, iiber infer 9nntneicn
@nlt luh uoerc 9ereine, Sirhen
uuo SduIen. Gilerl. uno StraBen.
babneu, sf'entlite 8ebauOe lIno
.GIlts lmo iiber blnoert 3inGc mebr.
Der brnutt HIr oas gloreBbutl 81 fon.
iultireu Gs ut in Der Sbot oas iu'
cntbebrlitTte 9tafidlaaenprf, ons in
icinem @ei6dit. tetuer CiiIce, teinent
Suoen ieblen bari.
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SniesSaH.

6iir iats Der NatiouuIligo.aIu6g
itanGen geitcrn feline Spicle altf bent
Programm. GoS etn5tqe SpieI Der
Siga fam IN GittSbur9 NIT Dem fol.
genoen &eiuItut gum 9Iustrag.
Bbilaoelpbio--
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Rittsburg-
00O0OO011-4
Se,lte 0otrntttag critics SpieL
einer 5rpeitagigen Scrte 5ipiihen
lnrireu ..stebs" rno Den Bittsbltraer
&irdten" 0as Gpiel beginnt piinft.
Iidb Inn 8 llbr. g'eutou u1b GIarfe
iinb sur 9eoieutng bes GiHcinnaher
Seidaises tn gIusittt oefteat
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Deitcrreit ltnaariidJcl &ilfseeieG.
id,ait am 81. Suit I'M 800" ST. per-
anitaItcnbcn goIfsieites 3u tbun lmD
in Der natiten Sib!rng 1ueroen mel.
tera arrangements be5gl. or lleber-
isnbIne DON @intrittsfurteH gctroifelt
uer0eu. sIs 8iitler. .llnterildpmgs.
Gasifatb nlroen Die oerreu s.
aenpf Carl &ucitIe lulb SSyobt
Wh!en6 ernnnut. Die girnabmen be.
tritgeu $14.00 nno Die 9Illsgabelr
S59 20
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RaHmonb 9erfus, /, 208 Stetiou
Strabe; 2ungeuent3iinoung.
9ioIa Yrasnins, So, "a %. u.
Strdbe; QungenlcioeH.
Sames Campbell, 66, 1014 80. s.
StraBs. 6er3Ieiben.
9eneOis0e Waner, 90, 80 Debiter
&psnue; 5uhsrtulois.
Ritpluus Sruber, 2, 1707 Race
Strabe; 9erslsiben.
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Gdr ~. unS gine StraFe.
Sibcral Saperiid,cr lint. grrein.


Inter Dem 9Soriie be5 Serrn SSacob
Slid mo nit Serrn @eo. 3. 3itt nIs
Sefretor belt Der obiae 8erein &c.
tern gIbeuh in SatS' Sale, 121
99eit GISer StruBe, feline regeInl6Bfae
Sieimg Cd. 2ln ein erfrauftes Wiit.
1lieN rurbcu S6 oI8 llnterltiitunl
nuSbe5abIt. Sine GinIahuna bcs
goGriiten Mdnnertors 5u ieinein
nm 4 SltIi in Rcitrdtbs 4arf itatt.
finccnoeu Ricnic murbc bobin erie.
hlgt, aub Der 8rreiu bcid)loB, Iit III
corporc 81 betbeiliocu. Gbenio be.
ihlob Ger @crent, fem @fogIi6ites fiir
ben gripIg bes Don Der 9eutit-
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,Uro bic g3itgIieoer1abl, io6aIo Die
8enteiube crit i'm eigren 8ottesbaus
ciHgeJogen 1T, gan5 raptbc Datden.
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MuS ben OeriBtsbbfem.
Rep. giselo,u ftrengt cine Wanba.
Hims.Siase seaen giirsermeiiter
SpieseI On,
I'm bic Grlanbnil fir bic abbaliuns
SffentIider geriammlnnsen auf
itaotiiden Straheu sn
erlaneen.

ebeid)eiounssidlle. - Sd)aoencriat'
aIagen - Birtb in giortpooo faI
lirt. - 9lppellations@ridts gnt
id)eiSungen. - Gingerei6te Eeita.
mente. - gsahlab Saden. =
gerifieocnes.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08
PREP AIRING FOR
LADIES' NIGHT

Announcement made last week by
the members of the entertainment
committee OF the Fraternal Order
of Eagles IS to the effect that the
annual ladies' night entertainment
will be held Friday evening, March
% Preparations for the affair are
now going forward and the enter
tainment committee is authority for
the statement that it will be the
best entertainment of its kind seen
here during the winter.
As in past years, the Ladies
Night entertainment IS for Eagles
and til. lai.es only. A show will
occupy tle tune il ne fore part of
the evening. aa a dance. to last
as long as the. are any dancers
on the floor. will follow. The usual
luncheon will be served. There will
be no charge for admission.
No further announcement con-
corning the features of the affair
is to be made public by the com
mittee in charge The particular
stunts" to be pulled Off" are to
be known only to those who will
participate. aside from the members
of the committee, and there will
be no regular program.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08
Train Service Is
In Allegiance Now

owing to the fact that the big
hill climbing locomotive of the Tan
ana Valley railroad is now out of
commission on account of a broken
axle, announcement has been made
by Manager Wade Joslin to the eff
feet that no trains will go over the
Gilmore summit for several days.
However, the public will be accommo-
dated by daily train service to
Gilmore from which point stages
will run to Chatanika every day
Extra freighting teams will also be
put on.
The accident to the engine happen
ed Saturday while it was bucking
snow on the summit the axles on
one truck breaking in such man
ner that the locomotive could not
push the snow pillow. Announce
ment will be made later as to when
the train service to Chatahika will
be resumed.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08

rage with Miss Cora Knox. a sister
of his Dawson mining partner. in
1901. To them were born three
children, Ray, Lois and Vivien. all
of whom survive their father.
Out of respect for Mr. Hamilton.
Tanana Lodge No. 162. postponed its
regular meeting last week The
Fairbanks Culling club. of which he
Der. also postponed the games which
were to have been played on the
night of his death
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08
Fairbanks to Be Scene Of Big Pot|ach
People Will Flock Here to Celebration

Arrangements are being made for
holding a big celebration in this
city on St. Patrick's day, beginning
March 16 and ending two days lat
err The big potlach, as it is being
called, is promoted by w. F. Thomp-
son. manager of the News-Miner.
and is receiving financial support
from the people Of the city.
People living along the Tanana
Valley railroad are to be brought
in to town free OF charge on a
special train. They are to be given
free admission to all the features
of the celebration, with the excep-
ton of the previously scheduled St.
Patrick's day ball, planned by the
Sons and Daughters of Erin.
The celebration is sort Of get
together affair for the people of all
the district, and those from out Of
town are to be the guests OF the
people of the city. All the necessary
expenses OF people out Of town will
be their board and room while here
1t is understood that some Of the
merchants are planning to take ad-
vantage of the celebration by put
ting on some bargain and clearance
sales at that time, but as these are
only matters Of trade. visitors will
be under no obligation to patronize
them.
Since the project was first an.
nounced, It has been receiving moro
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08

and more attention from the people
in Fairbanks and those of the creeks,
and the assurance is already made
that the affair will be unusually
we'll attended. 1t is expected that
it will rival the railroad celebration
Of year ago.
The feature of the celebration
will be the running of the first dog
race ever held in Fairbanks This
will be on St. Patrick's day. and
will be over a six-mile course.
The people arriving in town on
the 18th will be entertained at a
free dance and free picture shows
on the evening of that day. The
next day will be the dog race. which
is to be followed by a big Indian
dance. Many OF the Indians now
attending court here have agreed to
take part in the dance, and it is
expected that a large number Of
additional Indians who are expected
to be here at that time will agree
to take part in the affair. The St.
Patrick's day dance will be on the
evening Of the 18th.
The city council and the fraterni-
ties Of Fairbanks are entering into
the spirit of the big affair. and 1t
is understood that each will con-
tribute to the celebration in some
way. 1t is planned to ask the
council at its meeting tonight to
instruct its street committee to put
the streets In good condition for tho
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08

the matter of the construction of a
permanent bridge across the Cinema
slough at Fairbanks, the executive
board feeling that now that the road
commission mas the necessary funds
the time is ripe for asking that the
structure be put in without further
delay.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08
Trying to Retain
Chatanika Office

Efforts are being made by Post
master Deal and others to get the
government to retain the postoffice
at Chatanika, which has been or
dered to be suspended on March IS
Several kilograms have been sent
to the department by Mr.. Deal, AMI
he expects to hear in few days
if the postoffice can be retained
to keep the office but it is hoped
that someone else can be induced
to take it.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08
ADUkOViCH TO RETURN.

George Adukovich, who had his
arm nearly sawed off by a woodsaw
last summer, has written to Eddy
he is being treated at Mayo Broth
ers' hospital. saying that his arm
is getting we'll, and when it has
healed it will be operated upon.
He will have the use of it restored
he says, and he is expecting to come
we'll
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08

Gus weapon. The true bills were
against the following:
Charles johnson charged with
embezzling gold dust that had
been given to him by Herman Mag
nuson to be deposited in the bank
in favor of Freeman & Larson.
When Johnson was arralsned, the
court ruled that the Indictment was
illegal, and the case was sent back
to the grand jury, which returned
a new indictment last SATURDAY..
He will be arraigned this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Louis Doumain. charged with lar
ceny Of gold from sluice boxes.
Three not true bills were return
ed by the grand jury Friday. The
cases in which the jury refused 20
find charges were as follows:
Hiram Chadwick, charged with
pointing revolver at man d:
Ester Siding; E. S. Erickson, charg-
ed with assault with a dangerous
weapon, and George Nissen, charged
with assault with a dangerous wea-
pom
Three true bills and two not true
bills were returned by the grand
jury Saturday The cases in which
indictments We're not found were
against the following: Lars PER-
son, charged with taking gold dust
valued at 800, from sluice box
on Dome creek: and William A.
Layman, charged with assault alleg
roadhouse
The true bills were against the
following:
Earl Brown, of lofty, charged with
obtaining goods under false pre-.
lenses.
John D. Burchard of Tanana,
charged with selling liquor to In
dians. When he was arraigned Sat
urday. Burchard was given until to-
day to plead.
Edward Porter. Of Tanana, charg-
ed on two counts with selling liquor
"a Indians. When arraigned Satur-
day afternoon. Porter pleaded guilty
TO the charge on one count
Old Toby, the Indian medicine
man, who was brought here from the
Yukon river last fall, having been
indicted on the lower river with
having killed an unknown white
man, was arraigned Saturday and
his case was set for next Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock
When his case came before the
court early In the week Harry Pratt.
who was appointed by the court as
attorney for Old Toby, questioned
the validity Of the indictment on
the ground that 1t did not name the
person supposed to have been muir
dered. The court took the objection
under advisement, and later ruled
that the indictment was valid.
Ld1ly ldSl week, Judge Bunneu
sentenced Amos Springer, alias Joe
Springer, Of the lower Yukon river,
to pay fine OF $3.50, or, in lien
thereof. to serve 80 days in Jail,
for the crime of adultery, to which
the accused man had pleaded guilty.
Springer had been held in Jail for
five months awaiting trial
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-08
AILTY GOING OUT.

Al Hilty the we'll known oldtimer
who is at present mining on Nun
Der | below Cleary creek, will
leave for the Outside on the Sheldon
auto today. He is going to Mayo
brothers to have an operation per
understood that he contemplates re-
turning on one Of the first boats.