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The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
NOTICE ur roEfE1TuRn.

To Mrs K. A flaw kins, your heire
 executors administrators aud ds
 signs.
 You are hereby notified that th' undersiened has expended the sun of one hundred dollars during eacl of the wears 1920. 1921, 1929, 1g2H md 1924, m labor and improve mentS upon each of the followin. named calims. Nome River Bai Group and the Stella Groul placer mining claims, situated or Nom" River, in the Cape Nom, Mining District and Precinct Territory of A T sk Il, thu 'oration certificates of which ar fuund of record u ihe nlifr" of th, Recorder uf said di5lti,t and pre- einct in order to hold said claim under the provisions vf the law of the United states, anl the Ter rilory of Alaska. concerning annua labor upon mining claims. Sucl expenditures being the amount re quired hy said laws to hold said claims during said period
 And you are further notifief that if within ninety days from the completion of the publication here of, for the period of ninety day you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion of such eXpen1itur> as q co-ownel yorr interest in said mining claims will become the property of tn undersigned your owner. who has made such required eXpendi ture.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, the 18th day of February. 1928
 w. J. ROWE.
 Owner. Publish Feb. 1a, 20, 27. March 6
 13. 20, 27, April 3, 10. IT, 24 May 1, &. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
ALASKA-JCNEAU
 OPERATIONS SHOW LOSS

San Francisco, March IS, LP, - The annual report Of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company show ed net loss before depletion of ten thousand eight hundred and thirty five dollars and ninety-six cents. The deficit in the surplus account aggregated nine hundred and nine ty-five thousand three hundred and fifty-six dollars and ffty-"ne cents. The years output was valued at two million thirty thousand and sixty seven dollars and sixteen cents. The total assets on December 31 were seventeen million seven hundred and thirty-six thousand six hund- red and five dollars and f"rty-one cents.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
 LEFT WDDDSTDt T.

Woodstock, March n, Tn Presidential party Jeff Weodstoc' at eight forty fhis morning on tn on he last leg of the journey r. Plymouth samuel Pearson T son in law nf John Coolidge and Atlol ney General Sargent motafed herr. X detail of National ti0ardame' has h"en drawn np The President accompanied hv his=sen John boarded thr train ,tl North IIamr ton, Mass The road ltas bee cleared of snow between here an Plymouth The temperature fouf above and the s' 1T sh";, b,ightly The President wife an son were given fur coats
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
NOTICE or roHYE,rlRE.

To kostas F.usfuthion John kachi-
 kas. F K ruWdn, iuIdes= s5tam-
 ulllos Ma hael oranitls me heirs.
 executors. adminisra and h.
 signs of each
 lou aie iiei4.hy nptth,I fhIr the uudersisnetl ta- expended tJe sum uf One Hundred Doli9rs 1t pt,'- srntine tite ,Iakiufhus Association Placer &i9ins tE.u original mol .rh of iaratian f"c n ed li NalEl9i at page | wi | l4o .:leHaesl Ioca- icn notHa= =Feearly3 in Nal ats nt nag'e= end -ppa'" oa#AN tliow Creek Il triiaataT of PAnny E{v,.H u-ift. Sc unl Division. T rfitary of Alaska. ,iuring and lot eaefl et He years in! !; nual pX;-rn lituse on placer m liae claims a5 earired by law from the year h,,1lil.'ts JsI.- uarY lst. =t4fi lu aud t4Flu iIGe he year ead!as July |. 1S35.- o2ef=at for the t'lrae years in sai int Af'al when the requirement tor eNpradi- ure Ms suspended m alf pf Con gress
 And you and ea'lt of ynu. are notified that if you do not pay your proporiionatr share of sl.h eXpend itnre. to the undersigned at Meme Alaska, within 9p days next follow ing the ninety-dav period of publi- cation of this notice, the interest of each of you in aud to the said claim will forfeit and le and he come he properiy of he nnder- signed
 JAMES PIANOS. Co-owner Publish Dec 2G. 1925. and len 9 2, 1f 23. 90. Feb (, r.. %, 2I, March 6. 13. 20, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
WEDNESDAY =(TeLEGRAphicnZ
WILL. REORGANIZE
 ALASKA GOVERNMENT

Washington, March 16. tH)-A plan for the reorganization of the Federal government in Alaska is being considered at the instigation of the Interior Department with q view of giving the officials of the Territory greater authority in local affairs. The plan has been referred to Secretaries Hoover and Jardine for approval and revision. The rlan contemplates the appointment of one man each by the Secretaries of the 1nteriar. Commerce and Agri- culture, from the present forces in Alaska. The man appointed will supervise and coordinate the work in his own department which in many instances is divided among as many as twenty bureaus These executive officers would not hold any new office, but would he vice Secretaries for Alaska for their several departments. and from whose rulings an appeal would lie to the appropriate secretary in Washington. The three departments selected have the most connection with Alaska affairs. After Hoover haS passed upon the plan, the mea- sure will he introduced in Congress.
 Governor Parks will leave tomor- row and will arrive in Juneau about April first. He said that the proposed reorganization was as yet in the formative stage. He said that he conferred with representatives of large paper interests who said they expected to begin immediately to develop the pulp industry, He said that there were other legisla-
 i've change contemplated for the them being a bill providing for the leasing of public lands. bill re- gulating the propagation of fur bearing animals and division with the treasury of Alaska the revenue from the fur seals. and bill for the construction of floating hos pital to operate on the Yukon river this summer.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
HOUSE. AMENDS BILL PROVIDING FOR ELECTION
 ALASKA DELEGATE

Wash ;ngton, March 16, P)-The Senate yesterday passed the House Bill amending the Act providing for the election of Delegate from Alaska and to create a Canrassing Board which is to make a written compilation of the vote as specified in the certificates of election re- turn, 10 the Governor from pre- cinets. The canvassing Board to consist of the Governor of Alaska the Territorial Secretary and Ma tional Committeeman of Alaska re- presenting the chief political party opposing the Governors party.
 Representative White of Maine. said, "l introduced the bill by re- quest, and don't care what action the Committee takes" Delegate sutherland opposed the Bill on the ground that it would disfranchise between one hundred to two hund- red Indians and the same number Of whites, he further said, the Ala ska Legislature unanimously adop- ted Bill with similar provisions providing for illiterates who had heretofore voted would not be af- fected. Sutherland pointed out that the White Bill leaves it up to the election judges to conduct the re- 1nired Literacy test. that in most cases the Packing Companies in- icrests employed these judges and read testimony alleging that all ready in Alaska it was practically a "government by and for the Packers.
 Further hearings on the Bill have been continued until Friday
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To James Stamoulos. James Kater-
 ines, F k Cowden Kostas Eus
 'athon. John kachikas Nicholas
 Fill. George Mantikas. thc heirs.
 Executors, administrators and as
 signs nf each
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned hos expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars in rrnre- ientine the Kalamata Association Placer Mining Claim tptjgia:l nn- tice of location recorded in Vol 19t nj page S2 with tho amended loca- ton notice recorded in Vol 2oS at page 32f ] aEd situate on Willow Greek in ilic capr Nome Recording n'slr'c' siac .rl Division. Torritolv IG Aiaska during ana for eaah of 'hc wears for annual expendIt.re on 'lacer mining claims as required hv law. from tho yHar beginning Jan nary lst, 1ali tu and including he wear end;ns luly lat 1925 evcep Tor the three years in said inte. vat when the requirement for eNpendi- "re was suspei ded by Act of Con gress
 And yon and each of vou are notified that if you do nat p2v yoHr proportionate share of such eypPnd- iture. flo the undcTsienrd at Nome Alaska. within 90 days next follow ing the ninety-dav period of publi- cai'no of this notice. the interest If each nf you in and to tho said 'ni7 will forfeit and be and be come the property of the u1der- signed.
 JAMES PIANOS. Co-ow wner- Publish Dee. 26. 1925. and Ian. ?, 9. 16. 23. 20, Feb 6, 13. %. 27. March 6, 12, 20, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20

overheard and struggled for hours in the waves before Captain Ed ward Iawler of the halibut schoo- ner Anna j. Was able 10 rescue him. The vessel encountered q storm off the coast of Yakutat which stripp- and gear. She rode before an eighty mile gale for fifty-three hours be- fore she beached at Cape St. Elias She was accidently found by the schooner Superior while she was riding the storm in the shelter of he cape. Six men were aboard the Anna J.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
NOTICE or .OrrttrrgN

To John Katerines Star Gasaras
 Fred Daniels. [ flobbes Nick
 SpirILas, James Stamulos yuur
 heirs, exeeutnra. legal representa-
 tives and assipns
 You and easA ui yon are hereby notified that tn" uGurr-isnad as ro--owner therein, has expended the sum of dn" hundred dollars for each ol the calender srafs i91 ! and ltl i, and fer each of the fiscal years ending lUN l-l t92u, i92L. t922. i493. 1"H and 4z'5 in
 lhar aud impraFtmeot uH 5i for the beuelii of Ihe tEEtA LEN 'SS0fl Nt'toN plpHr mlH5n. I4im- situated hetweru 'rrpplt H5gsi and Rodney Creek. in the Ci5s &snie Nlnine and Recording pj-triela Ter ritorv of Alaska
 pcatiun Noticr If which E rae1rtl- nd in Vol 1Si. at Page ffa if lhe Records of said IJjsttict. in the performance of the auulnl ltllol' re- quired hy Se,fiou 2&2f=Ecs f-ad Statutes of the nited S"5t 4uI upplealensal lcpislatinu. =il4=efder 10 hold said claim
 And you are hereby required tp contribute your aroport ion ,tf such "Nueditare. itccnriue ta yeut Inter est il sad claim 10 the nuliHfsiru- "d eo=oWuer with Feu herein within uint.tY days after tifs#stissice nf his notice nH you hH mphtje45on hereof or Your tnoeret 5n said claim will become forttftfgl aud scst in ie undersigned st4 prat il ed by 4aid Statute
 JAMES EXTREMES rn=oWnt.f
 Publish Feb 'n. a5. March G i3. 2o, 27. April ,. tp. IT. 4t5 May l. N l5. la2G5
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
TEXTILE STRIKERS
 CONFER WITH DAVIS

Washington. March IS. (Pl i delegation of strikers from the Pas safe textile mills failed f, lay their grievances before Coolidge. The mill owners in the strike area con ferred with Davis of the Labor De pertinent and the conciliators with view of settleing the strike Albert Wiseboard who headed the strikers visited the White House and con ferred with Secretary Saunders for half an hour. Saunders advised him to see the department of labar
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
ADHERENCE
 TO RE DISCUSSED

Geneva, March IS, (P-The Council to-day decided to discuss for fifteen minutes the American ad- herence to the permanent court of justice including the reservations of the United States Senate. Cham berlain reported that he had been advised by the British Ambassador in Washington that the American government would not deem an
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
MOTOR PLANE
 ALASKAN DAMAGED

Fairbanks, March lPt Tho propellor. wings. fuselaee and one engine of the motor plane Alaskan was damaged in a trial flight Tn, plane hit T wire fence at ho end of the landing field when lHsbtine Ifelson and Wilkins were aboard and Mpre uniniured The= trial flight of tn" p"truiter Was post poned on account of soft efeund
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
FAXES FROM LIQUOR
 IN IT. s. SHOULD SOON
 PAY COST ENFORCEMENT

Washington. March 1s. R-En- foreement chief Andrews said De- putty Internal Revenue Collectors serving with Prohibition Adminis- trators, levy and collect taxes on moonshine. Andrews further said sufficient revenue should result in a flaw years to defray the cost Of law enforcement.
 The law provides for the col- lection of a tax of six dollars and forty cents per gallon on distilled spirits. he said the attempt to col- lect taxes not only on the amount
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
More Turkish Women Enter
 Ranks of MoSIrm In,lhStr;

tonstan,inopir. tAh There was not one Turkish woman among thC industrial workers of 'his city fout years ago hut now there are more than 20,00o A Turkish tobacco concern. the Douhan Society. inau- gurated women into industry when il opened a factory in 1921 with an employment of $50 Turkish girls.
 Turkish women have proved so adept at the sorting and grading of tobacco leaves that now this society employs 6 900 women. Other com panies have sprung up and increas- ed female employment. Comfort and health of the workers has been insured
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
INTRODUCED
 LITER BILL

Washington. March IS, (Pl Delegate Sutherland introduced a bill proposing q literacy qnalifica- tion for all voters in Alaska. He incorporated the main provisions of the White Bill but provides that those who have previously voted shall not he disfranchsed. The Sutherland bill provides that the voter shall be able to write his full .name. sex and address in the poll book. without aid. Sutherland said he would request the committee on territories to consider his bill in stead of the White bill as it "incor- porated the true wishes of the Ala ska people as expressed at the polls through the territorial legislature. D
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
HEAVY SNOW FALL
 PREVENTS TRIAL FLIGHT

Fairbanks. March 16. R-This city received yesterday the heaviest snow fall there has been in three months. the storm prevented the trial flight of the "Detroiter" which was protected by being plac- ed under covered run way It is believed. however. that the surface of the snow can be made sufficient ly hard enough to bear up under the wheels when plane is loaded Flights will begin as soon as visi- bility is restored. Capt Wilkins an nOunced.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
2Is KILLED. 9:;
 INJl RED R. H. NtrIpE.NT

San Jose, GostaiicsL March =l5, (PD Two htndred forty eight per sons were killed and ninety three were injured yesterday on the Gas tarican Railroad when three cars were demolished in an ;'rriden' the origin ol which is not known one of the ears lrli 10 lr botiom of tite Narilla river from tine b. idse. while two other ears hung from the one hundred and nrne'' foot prseipiee The train carried owe. il thousand people wla wer" on an excursion enroute to a religious festival at Carlago.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Roy E. smith. your heirs. ad
 ministrators. executors and as
 signs:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars during eacl of the years fs10, 1911. 1s12. 1915. 1914. 1915. 1916. 1917, 1920 end ing on Dec, 31st. and 1921, 1922, 1923. 1924. ending at 12 o'clock Meridian July 1st. in labor and i'm provements upon the Harlem No. Association placer mining claim on the Nome River. in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording Dis trict. Second Division, Territory of Alaska. the location certificate of which is of record in Volume 157 at Page 16I, of the records of said
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
FRIDAY tTElC GRhpHtC
CHARGES COMPANY'S
 BOOKS CROOKED

Seattle. March IS. fP Counsel for II. C. Cutler, accused of rmh"z zline six thousand fnur hundred and eighty dollars from he Arctic Fish
 ing and Trading Company. said to the jury: "Thc haoks of this "nm pany are crooked They are used to hide the assets of the d"func' Scandinavian American Bank and the banks of Tacoma and Seattle This fish concern is far from being a small enterprise Instead of be ing owned and managed by poor fishermen. it is really owned bN Jafet Lindebert who was Nome banker and mining man, living in California He defeated "Ntraditiult to this state after the=failure uf the Scandinivian American Bank, He was indicted hy the Taepuu Crane Jury in 1921. Cutler. Who W. fot merly an adjutant nf the Nmo"jcaIt leeion post al Seattle. todd the
 inrv that the money lie i- a, .u8r'i of taking was due him as wI"us.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
CHINESE SEIZE RUSSIAN SHIP WITH BARGE OF
 CARGO MUNITIONS

Tientsin. March 16, fP,-Fene Tien warships of marshal Chang Tso Lin, the Manchurian war Lord seized the Russian ship Olee with barge loaded with cargo of muni- tions at Takl. Warships have been blocking this port for several days to prevent supplies reaehins kuo- minchun.
 The National Peoples army are supporting the Picking government.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
PRESIDENT GONG TO
 CATHER'S BEDSIDE

Washington, March IS. lPl Pres ident Coolidge is preparing To go to his fathers bedside He will leave early in the afternoon In order to reach Plymouth, he must leave the train at Ludlow. twelve miles away or White River, June stretch is over snowy roads.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
Contact with World Proves
 Costly tO Wicringcrs

Wierineen. Holland, [P' The honest folk of this island. widely known as the former place of exile of the former German Grown Prince, have not spent an hours aulet rest of nights since the island was ;oin- ed to the mainland by dam as part of the great Zuyderzee drainage scheme.
 Wieringen was an Arcadia where all the rugged and pristine virtues reigned. Burglaries or rcbheries were unknown Since tne dam was laid, however the islanders have
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
CARDS OF THANKS

The Ladies of tbo Altar sori-t' ,Ytend 2 vote of thanks to inc ofl cers and members of Ie'oo Nc. ' Pioneers of Alaska for the court"s given to them and also thanh th general Public fer their kinl a,,or dance. Committe
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
ALASKA \ RAILROAD TO
 HAVE BUSY SEASON

Seattle. Alareh i5. tF, Noel smith. manager of fhe Alaska Rail Toad, told the Chamber of Com me.ce ai luncheon Saiurday. that the Alaska Railroad would increase is earnings fifteen percent the first seven months tlis isc1l year by reastn of new activities in placer near Fairbanks anu stated further hat these develop ments showed every sign of sue cess
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
MEN TRAPPED RY CAVElN

Wallace. March IS. CP) cavein trapped Clarence McMurray and T man named kuppenherg. both mi ners. on the eighteen hundred fool level at Mullan. The rescuers are ten feet away from the trapped men and talked with them 'hroufh { small opening It is expected that the men will be rescued within q few hours.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
DOCTOR SAYS COOLIDGE
 MAY DUE ANY MOMENT

Plymouth March IS. GT, John Coolidge. the fatrer of the President had a heart ticmor last night rallied and the doctor was not sum moned. The patient early today had T second attack and q more severe one. The pulse beat one hundred and forty Doctor Cram was called and said that the patient may die any moment The Presi dent is expected tomorrow morning
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
ONE KILLED AND
 TWO REStJ7EI

Wallace, March IS, tP0 Clarenc McMurray and Dan Knuppenherp who were trapped on the eirhtenl hundred foot level of T mine her for thirtv-six hours. were rescue. unliarmed F J Roesner was kill ed in another part of the mine b a slah falling on him.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
THURSDAY tTELECaAPHiCJ
LEAGUE ADJOURNS
 UNTII. SEPTEMBER

Geneva, March IS, (P,-After Seno Mello Franco informed the as sembly that Brazil demands irrevcc- able and permanent membership in the League Chamberlain q lnounced that it would be impossible tor him to propose Germany's admission to the League at this time, Chambcr- lain. in tears. concluded long speech and said; "The September meeting will see that q great nation like Germany will assume her right full place within the League. The assembly postponed the question of Germany's membership until Sep tember and then adjourned sine die
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
WILL. CHECK CITY
 MtNiGER VOTE

Seattle. March l6, tA1 The su perior court held that the election board can reopen the voting ma chimes to recheck the vote un the city manager plan. The opponents of the plan announced their inten- ton of taking an appeal to the su- Thursday to perfect the appeal
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
ltUMORED ITALY
 PROMPTING BRAZIL

Geneva. March l6, H1-A rumor which has gained considerable ere dence here is to the effect that Italy is prompting Brazil to insist for permanent seat on the Council the same as Germany. Premier Mussolini is expected to make Il speech at Rome demanding that Germany cease attempting to pre- vent other powers from obtain ing a seat at the same time she is given one.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
WILL SEIZE
 TELEPHONE PROPERTY

Seattle. March 16, (P)-The coun- ell ordered the superintendent of public utilities to seize all of the property of the Pacific States Tele- graph and Telephone Company on the public streets after April 21. This action is move in the fight between the city and the company which began when the company
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
GOLFER ADDEESSES
 MINING tI.tE

Seattle Maret ls.=t1'l Frank ] Fotter addressc,, tine Seattle Mining Club luncheon yesterday IIc said 'I find greater interest in Alaskan things in Miami and HollTwoud than | can find here FleridA men are going to visit Alaska this summer to hunt for big game and fish. and To see real mountains" Cotier went to Florida to interest capital in ihe Cassiar district He said, that his mission was a stircess.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
REINDEER MAY
 REpLAGb CATTLE.

New York March IS. lP) Carl J Lomen of Nome. President of the Lomen Reindeer Company arrived meat He said that because "f the fact that the cattle industry was moi keeping pace with the population of the United states, the people would have to use reindeer as a substitute
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
WORLD POWERS SEND
 UIIIMATUM TO CHINESE

Picking, March 16, tP)-The Uni ted States and other powers de- livered an ultimatum to tho Chi nese demanding them to end the blockade of the port of Tientsin and to remove all imrediments to harbor and river traffic. by noon Thursday No official information has been given out to the public at Washington, D. c.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20

been suffering from "eritable abl who have descen.l,: nron them from the mainland
 Wieringers now are asking them selves whether it was worth while to come into closer cOntarr with ciyili- 2ation
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20

examination of the problem by the Council offensive or unwarranted The Council at secret session last night decided to appoint T comEis- sion to study the revision ef the covenant clauses concerning the composition and the methods of the election of Germany into the Lea euc
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
LEFT KOTZEBUE
 FOR PIT. HARROW

Kotzebue Alaska. March 15. Especial Nugget Service)-Ross Kinney the local superintendent Of the Alaska Road Commission, who recently left Nome for kot2ebue in company with MT. Reno who is dri- yer of the dog team. left Kotzebue for Pt. Barrow March 18th after stopping a few days here.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
BOY DEsERTER SHOT

New York, March 15, R-A sentry shot and killed Joseph D. Romer, aged 19, of Louisville. who is serving three years at Governors Island for desertioa from the Army.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
COOLIDGE WILL NOT RECOVER

Plymouth March IS, Pj Doc tor Albert. Cram said that John Coolidge could not last more than forty-eight hours. and perhaps not twenty-four.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20

raised the telephone rates in 1921. The federal court sustained ilc company. The city contends that
 he conpany's franchise has cxpir- Cd on January twenty first of this year.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
SEATTLE tGMp.iNI TO
 BID ON MUSCLE SHOALS

Seattle March r., CI', The Nj trogen Products Company If Seat tie. has notified rh" Muscle Shoals Joint Congressional Committee that il intends io make Il hid for a l"ase of Muscle Shoals
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20

of liquor seized but on :he total amount authorized and intimated that bootlegeer manufacturers col lect such taxes at Plttsburg where the taxes are reported successful.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-20
GUARDS FIRE
 UPON STUDENTS

Picking, March IS Guards fired upon a thousand students cn. gagged in il d"mynstratioa before the cabinet. The students were er- posing the acqulcscence in the uri maium of the powers resardinr he restoration of free commnnirati Ii between Picking. Tien'sil. and tho sea