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THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia Partly cloudy
tonight. minimum temperature about
- degrees: tomorrow fair. moderate
west and northwest winds
MARYLAND and Virginia Parity
cloudy tonight: tomorrow fair. not
much change il temperature: fresh
west and northwest winds.
West Eirginia-F'a:r and colder to-
night: tomorrow partly CLOUDY.
Records for ~ Hours.
Thermoueter-i Pm. .. S pm. g.
i midnight 3: am. Il; s am. 70
Rarometer-4 pm. ass: pm.
$3.50: y midnight. 29.73. / q m. az
S am. 2e.71; noon, 29.16.
Highest temperature. ~. occurred
a noon today: lowest temperature.
a. occurred at am. today.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
GeodetiC Survey
.roGay-Low TIDE. SIS am. and $40
PIN: high tide, 8:54 q m. and 9;l4 pm.
Tomorrow-Lo tide. f.64 am. and
4l5 pm: high tide, @:4S am. and
1905 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose go am. sun
sets. 30 pm.
Tomorrow sun rise. 30 am. sun
sets. 5:l1 pm.
Moon rises SD q m: SETS, : pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the
water at Great Falls today at s am
Temperature. g.: condition. clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-15

essentially the League Court. Senator
Fernald said:
Here are a few points 20 which |
wish to cali your attention at the
outset.
Il. The Permanent Court of Inter
national Justice is part of the cove
Hant that created II: il was organ
lied and is maintained by the League
OF Nations as its judicial branch and
special counsel.
- The Permanent Court Of lntel-
national Justice is a tribunal possess
ing 60 -orGinat" jurisdiction with other
international tribunals and. therefore,
i" rot a supreme court
-. Th" United States Senate has
alternate proposals for is cons dera-
zion. amy one of which may prolnoj"
IL oUtlaWly Of war through amend
meut% "f existing international in
SttrlneGts
=. The League Of Nations has -
trb.l he'd Il World Court. not only 10
determine deputies al AN inteEna
'tu1lal character. but 10 Civ" advisory
'Ptaiuus t" the council Of the league
y.h"neyer The council requests il.
senator I'clrald qIotcu the pfrsi-
dent al the World Court a its open
iuS session a. saying: The court is
ore Of tie principal agents Of the
league
senator rrruaId insisted that the
Wu"ld Court will he governed hE the
lew of the League OF Nations in the
abSeu"" oi amy - Tor recognized con
siderable body of International law.
lie cohteuIed thtt t j. conc, iVahl"
the Nouror uoctrine may be wholly
uhliterated by The count and Tie league
ana thr covenant Of TN" leaEne sui
Stituted
Already il las been decided that
III" World Court has power 10 decide
whether It matter il International ur
uplneSt ir." said Senate" trlndlh. ''llI
til" So-cai.ed Morocco case between
Great Britain ami France the court
Z;ltiun may he international. II nat
u.TiliEatIoE. WHY not immigration.
Unless the question ot Immigration Ia
~" United state, is u domestic qteS
t.or wholly, the United States ! i'm
p"rilcu. y ny run the iisk of these
peril, u hen there is no need Of IL"
y number Of the UppUirutS Of the
court have Vel To speak on the sub
ject. among them senator Moses u
New ilampShir". who j. scheduled e.
eddreSS the SeHat" tomorrow. sen
atnr Hiram Johnson Of california
Senator Ia Toilette al Wisconsin
Senator IIaTreld Of oklahoma and
Senator Howell of Nebraska are
among the opponents 81 The court
who have yo. 70 address tn" Senate
on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-15
Attitude of Root .

Senator Borah argued thai the at
titude OF Elihu Root. when Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-15

W0NITnnd T0IN I-iH-I I---aI
Fetty W. II. Robertson. John Phil
lips John Icl.a~ Wassal Froskotf
". l.. Movers, :. +. lA!st"l.. W. p.
Cam. Coy Luugh, Leo and Arch cut
lip 'broiLers,. john Dennis. Joseph
hloherty, J. g. Srier. John Stareneky,
Al"X Y,iashank Mike kurson. T. !.
Sell. Md, ZapotusaE, Frank krust.
S~rGy Norman. Roosevelt Wiggins
William MCCiraW-. John McNeal. Mar.
tin Sregel Charle>; Srot, John Thomas
Allan stanton and }li,se Rudy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-15

Next TO tie tavern keeper. the sta ge
coach driver was the most popular
man in Colonial New England
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
MckINNEY CONIMENt ES
 OPENING \RGl NEWT

Seattle, Feb. IS, cA', Assistant Y. $ Attorney Mckinney opened he argument for the government in the Olmsted case. He pointed out that the defendants were not charg d with impuVting. transporting, possessing. selling or buying intoNi- cal ing liquor, but are charged with conspiriue and aerreine to gether He said You don't have to find that they made u written agree ment, nor is any man charged with q specific thing. They arc chare, ] with ronspirin. tu do a given thing" He used the entire day dis cussing each defendant s"pcratrlN and also cnU.!Sel aul he ''~;,nsr and only disposed of a th'G u' them Several defense lawyers will follow Mckinney and District Al torney Revelle will close Mcktnney termed II G. Bchneman. the prt vate investigator. and Miss Belle Newton his business assncintp. as the "badger and badger"Ss of the case" He declared that th" other witnesses for the defense proved ho government case
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
Sl THERLAND RAPS ALASKA
 JUDICIARY SYSTEM

Washington. Feb. IS. (R-uele- gate Dan Sutherland said that the Alaska Judiciary system was some what responsible for the laxity fin enforcement of prohibition and narcotic sales fin Alaska He told Andrews. the enforcement agent. that the Internal Revenue Bureau was not responsible. He said. "I simply told Andrews in the abstract that his agents must simply over come the lax methods in enforcing the law" He satd that narcotic smuggling was extensive in the Bristol Bay district and that the last fifteen smugglers had their bail fixed at fifteen dollars by the com missioner. and after vigorous pro test. the amount was raised to $75. Sutherland is not contemplating an investigation of the Judiciary sys- tenn as he "dOubted that 1t would accomplish any benefits.
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are in the hospital az fhe result of Il snowalide yesterday fine avalan che began over fl mile above sea level and two miles from tie settlr ment Ii dropped at least thou s'nd fr-' A milo From it. starr in 'h Qulrrh moartaius it ,5a~ed a tunnel and haif q mi" uatber ul. .josed another Il cadzhe1 Two mmtly houses and stopped al the door nl Il =oontHuna ehrueh In be office Inf Be=fHehlafd Boy Copper Nine. tie iesa tiei4 folind Jimmy Meponaltl ad tis wife alive. alter heinE tfamnd for fourteen hours. Steps are he.ng taken to re- licve two landred Aa6alazs 5frrgia yors t.d llalyatsen stsl4 carried el
 it' cteg of the eNaianeha for l. 1T q mic and was bU .Jiehtls injured His wife b 5m5ua ltha uHs-,ns. Mcdonald and vi5e 5sara aeii. @n 7rtous his wifi. ftc-ua piur7t ttl5gl lN wrrrkla' oyer her arm
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
INVESTIGATOR DENIES
 ACCEPTING BRIBE

Seattle. Feb. 16, tP) G, II Beh- neman. a private investigator, de nied that he accepted a thousand dollar bribe but admitted that he told Olmsted that his telephone wire was tapped. He said that many conversations testified to by prohibition agent Fryant. did not take place. He said that he listen ed in with Bryant and that Frynnt told him that the only voice that he could identify was that of Police lieutenant Comstock. head of the dry squad,
 Behncman said that many times Fryant asked him who was talking. He said that he volunteered as q defense witness because he heard that Fryant had given false testi- mony regarding whispering wire conversations that two other per sons overheard. He said that he put the original tap in Olmsted's telephone for the government.
 Comstock and Patrolman Cristhy denied the conversations attributed to them by the government.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
SUPPLY PARTY SETS
 SNAIL'S PACE

Nenana. Feb. IS, @-The Will kins supply party. under the com mand of Alex Smith, left Old Minto early this morning and returned shortly afterwards and made no further attempt to proceed North ward. They covered only eighteen miles in twelve hours yesterday on the Panama river. The trails were the best and fears are expressed that they cannot negotiate the over land trail successfully The wea- ther Is clear and the temperature was only ten below at seven o'clock this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
BILL INTRODUCED FOR
 RAILROAD SURVEY

Washington. Feb. 1G, (4') Perl man, republican of New York, introduced a bill for the proposed expenditure of one hundred thou sand dollars for permanent surveys in connection with railroad con struction in Alaska.
 His idea is that the Government could use the railroads for postal and military purposes. He pro poses the extension of the Alaska Railroad to the Yukon River from Nenana. thence through the Chan delar Pass to the Arctic. Also an extension from Fairbanks thru the Panama Valley to the Chisana valley Thence around Scolai Pass to the terminal of the Copper river and Northwestern railroad at Mo Carthy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
OJ.MSTED TRIAL ADJOURNS
 UNTIL MONDAY

Seattle. Feb. Ia. R)-The Olm- sted trial adjourned for the fourth week. The lawyers are conferring as to whether to put Olmsted on the stand next week. The general opinion is that the trial will termi- nate late next week.
 The defense counsel announced that they would rest the case Mon day or Tuesday. George Reynolds, d policeman, testified that Richard l.. Fryant. one of the government chief witnesses, was dismissed from the police dry squad for soliciting a bribe. The government charged on cross-examination of Reynolds, that he on orders from police in- speetor Marion, tapped the federal prohibition office telephone. The defense endeavored to impeach the governments testimony by calling many witnesses who gave alibis for most of the defendants.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
MADAME LEVIN OFFENDED
 IF MEN SHOW
 HER SEX COURTESY

Moscow l4' Nadame lenil would he offended if male "com rad," offered her a seat in train opened t doot for her. or steppe' asid" 10 give her precedence
 Hand kissina and tnl tippn hay been relegated tp the i4.' m Com muni-, Iilt~4ra for hysienn reason and mon and women aro oii 2 DEF There is no 7e> in CpmmJ'ui-m,
 Hut strangely eneVaA treu stii continue to ki-s etely eii 't The ol' method of salwa'ion 3o'an- moi 'olntiye7 and in'jrat- rDcn friend ie .-a lrona tiai sor lp"nt reEula lian, have moi vtwrl ii out Hand
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
NuTICE ut iNKl-LiIuKE.

To Roy F smith. yout heirs, ad
 ministrator- eNecHr"'+ and ;,s
 Stsnst
 Nou are hereby uWiGy' tud tn understand has aNUro--,t inc sun oi one hundred dnlllt7 gtlug eaei of he wear; lHir. !a!i }1l2 IPta 1oll. 1H15. 1916. 19tT. 1a1p end ing oh Dee 3lst. and l94l 1322 l923 i92l eHdine at F oIloe' Meridian Jdlv lsl in larur and nm pravements upon in" Harlem No 1 A4sociatier. Dfarnr miuinr clain on the Nome River, in the Cap Nome Mining and RecurdinE Dis trict.- second Division Territory O Aiadkn. the location certificate O which is of record in Volume l 5 at Page 16i of the records of saic mining and recording district. ii order to hold said claim under tht provisions of the laws of the United States and the Territory of flask. concerning annual labor upon min ing claims: such expenditure beinf the amount required by law to holt said claim during said period.
 And you are hereby notified tha if within ninety days from the com pletion of the publication hereof you fail or refuse to contribute tt the undersigned your proportion o such expen allure as co-owne your in crest in said placer minin' claim will become the property 0 the undersigned, your co-owner who has made such required ex penditure.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, the 13tl day of February, 1926.
 W. J. ROWE.
 Co-Owner. Publish Feb. 13, 20, 27. March (
 13, 20, 27. April 3, 10. IT. 24
 May 1, s, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
FAIRBANKS POSTMASTER
 LOSES SUIT
SUIT

San Francisco, Feb. 16, (P-- When a postmaster does not change the combination of his safe on as suming his post he is guilty of neg ligence. The government brought a suit against T. II. Deal, the post master of Fairbanks. and the bon ding company to recover nine thou sand nine hundred dollars which was stolen from the post office safe and magazines substituted for the packages of money. The robbery happened September fifteenth. nine- teen twenty-one. The Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the decision of the lower court against both the post master and the bonding com pany.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
VETERAN ALASKA
 NEWSPAPER MAN DIED

Seattle, Feb, r. fPl Iohn II. Sullivan. aged seventy eight died here yesterday. He went to Alnskn first in eighteen sixty-nine with il battery of the twenty first division of the United Si 'tns Army. The bat tery was stationed a' Wrang,l' where Sullivan was the editor Q. the first newspaper He took rein forcements to General Custer when Custer was killed hv the lndian at the battle of Little Biz Horn He also took q prominent part in Indian wars with the Snakes Flutes. Bannocks and Nc2 Pcrce The funeral will take place at ihe parlors of the Home Tndcrtakinr Company to morrow
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
WEDNESDAY,
 (TeLEGRAPHici
CLAIMS LIQUOR
 STORED ON RANCH

Seattle. Feb 16. bPl--Edward J. Hutmaker. the last witness for the defense in the Olmsled case. testi- fled on cross examination that he found liquor stored on the Velie ranch while was looking for d place to raise chickens. In 1921, Herbert Fletcher employed him as q caretaker He declared that Tony Nakagawa. an employee of Olmsted. drove truck of liquor from the ranch. Olmsted, on July fourth 1924. came to the ranch and loaded Il big automobile with liquor from the basement HutmaISer admitted told Whitney that he did not know that in the summer of 1924, who was the owner of the liquor found under the floor of the ranch garage but he said. "There is no doubt in my mind but that it belonged to
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
THURSDAY tTElE GRhP4lCI
W.iLkEU MAKES
 i'EttLINR RILI>G

Juneau, Feb. Is. (Pl E. r Wal ker, Alaska agent of the United States Biol"gira Survey, notiih,h the smith supply pmty that they must secure q nonresident hunting license before they ca, t,yr un game in Alaska. IL is understood that he decision will work t iird ship on the party since tlr low jag limit on game will pro' ja' th,u killing enoueh for their meat sup ply. even in the open season The possession of q license does not permit the killing of EHmn in the closed season, and as he party "N
 poets tu be in the field in the closed season, ih" possession of lrru-c i, no use tn them The lirnns" i- no Aid to Wilkins m any event II is believed here that fine Allska game law permits Inc killing uf gam. for the expedition under the proti. sion that explorers may kill game but Walker still insists tlau they come under the provision tn thc rf feet that nun-residrnt hunters must take out d license He claims that they are not bona tide explorers.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
PULP TIMBER
 POLICY LIBERALIZED

Juneau. Feb. Is, U0-'.GS:'t.t Worcester, Flory. annor,ced that the Department of Agriculture had eliminated the provision from the D 5'G-BoJ sas" "ibeiOrfse ETA R L forestry service of Alaska which permitted the Secretary of Agricul- ture to cancel the Alaska pulp tim Der contracts without the consent of courts. The new policy permits either the government or the pur- chaser to close out contracts only through the Federal Courts. This is the third time since November the Alaska timber pulp policy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
NOTICE GF FORFltlTIKi1.

To Mrs. K. A. Hawkins, your heirs
 executors, adj illustrators and aS-
 signs:
 You are hereby notified that thr undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars during each of the years 1920. 1921, 1n22 1923 and 1924 m labor and Improve ments upon each of the following named calims: Nome River Bar Group and the Stella Group placer mining claims situated on Nome River. in the Cape Nome Mining District and Precinct, Territory of A q six il. the location certificates of which are found of record in the office of the Recorder of sail district and pre- cinct. in order to hold said claims under the prov iaions of the laws of the United States. and the Ter ritory of Alaska. concerning annnal labor upon mining claims. Such expenditures being the amount re. quired by said laws to hold said claims during said period. And you are further notified that If within ninety days from the completion of the publication here of, for the period of ninety days you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner your interest in said mining claims will become the property of the undersigned your co-owner. who has made such required expendi- ture.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, the 18th day tf February. 1926.
 w. J. ROWE, Co-Owner. Publish Feb. 13. 20. 27, March 6, l 12 1A 21 Anril I 10 IT 24
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
s. s. BEAR TO BR REPLACED

Seattle, Feb. IF. R,-hids for the construction If an A otlc cruf- ser to replace the Bear will he open ed at Washington. March second. The new boat will likely be put in commission on March fifteenth next year if the present plans do not miscarry. She will have two diesel engines, an electric driven single screw shaft, and he one thousaRd horse power. She will be part steel and part wood and have speed of eleven knots with a cruising radius of ten thousand miles. Not count ing other sailings. the Bear makes her thirty-eight annual voyage to Alaska waters this Spring.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
HtuGEN INrRoDt'DTS
 GRNIfNG BILL

Wa-hioarou T'=' rS, ePJ Chair mn Ilousen of fbo Hous a4rteul lurul committee Introduced 2 hil yesterday r'Iatiuu to sraziue ii No'ipual Forcst- irclaijus thos of \a4ka The bill pro- idcs far in issuaner of permits fr a period Q mol longer than ten e"afa md e1s, for license contracts fir pr@''ur The contracts ar" uan resuka'st' -> cent for violations and NHl h" '1 dcr te control ot tho rnta- o \ A.rnlIturn
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
MINERS RATIFY
 WAGE AGREEMENT

Scranton. Feb. IT, @-The an thracite miners ratified the new wage agreement. After an idleness of five months ahd seventeen days, they will resume work Thursday. No voice was raised in opposition to the new compact. which sends back to the mines one hundred and
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
MAYOR SENDS
 TEACHERS HOME

Eagle Pass, Texas, Feb l6. (P
 Reverend IA, Phillips, president, and three women teachers implied with twentyfour hours notice Piedras Negrass. The Mayor point ed ont to them before they return ed to the United States that it was leo for religions corporations to open schools.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
ARMY OFFICERS
 TO BE REPRIMANDED

Washington. Feb. 1T. Hl Majors H. H. Arnold and II. A. pareue of manded for object ionable activities in attempting to influence air ser vice legislation. The discipline is investigation into the air service propaganda left to MaiorGeneral Patrick
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
NOTICE OF FonrEgrrRI.

To James Samoulos. James CT
 iir~ F E NlWion Kost7s Eus-
 'a'hiou, john kachiAa~ Nicholas
 Fill, Gcorpe Naulikas, tlsy h-irs.
 executors. administrators md as-
 signs of ach
 }oa arr berpby uolllled thot the Wnte'sisne1 l c'prn'n3 tb2 sum lt 0a, IluairAd Dollars in rrpre- .p't' lh kaiqu 'ssoc' 'ion piaaDr Niao. NlH uorisia;,. no tcp 70. ,oautlau ".,ol.l-d in Vol. iel u page - wi ,ha ai.t 'ol"d loca- ion notio reoosdod n Nll 2eS at oas" a2G a%l 4ituuIr ut Willow re, k in tIa Gspn Nome Recording p'slrr .a'a ud Division TDiritor' 'Io ls fp,llv luA r.r "9 h rf hr N.tr4 for annual eNperJi.are "', slto"J ntiuhs cla'mr ,H Uur"l by Jw. from the NaHs hD"imip" Fun. uarV f2r I91t w aud iu'ultns the rear eR.l.aa JuN is' i9-1. oNGcp or the three wears in s i'd into. val "heu thc r"tuirD H'"rt for eNpendi rrr WI. snspet ded hg Act of t1- .ress
 And yon and escl of emu are notified that if vou dr not par your rroportion1ta share of such o'.ueni iture. to tn" undersigned at Nome, Alaska. with oH days n.Nt follow - Ing the ninety div rrr.od pf uulli cation of this rliicn tlr interest # ,-,t of you in and tn the said . 'ai will forfeit aul he and he .ri l." prnportv-.of tla uldo'- signed. .
 JAMES PIANOS. C, nsgner Publish Dee. 26, 1925, and Ian 2 2. l6. 23. 20. Feb 6. 1G 20, q, Nareh 6, l3. 20, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
NOrlrN rit lnrl'ilIrtl;i:

T., Janu NweI. or Go"ora+
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 n''irs cN",utur. l"aal r"plr+"nti live~ and assign
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 l.ofaiioH Noth4. ,' vlau i, r-rUrl ed in Vol l>t. a. Pace lIu of the Records of -ad District in the performance ot tu" annual l'bor re fufr"H iu SrHiAo 22'l Rrttard St4tute5 of tbr nt"I Ha.. and af58ll5 eeull Iue rwu iu 0a}ar -o h Id -9id cutiw
 And vnu are hrr"hy lwut ed In aanttibutc your fCopp ''aU of urh 5NpedilarF ancpr'iua tp nwr inter 4'@t iH said clajW f." Dbr up'og~ieu- r4t =eo owner "ith Nuu therein Hithiu ninety day. after fur scIN is" qf titis uetio, nu }ou tN WNluaIrou hereof or snur iutrrrsl iu said i.laim wili hecouo fartrjtaJ Dad vest in tue undrr-ieurd. ps pr'' id ad ht said Staut~
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 PulIi.h Teb go. 27 Morrh ( Ig. % Aprii 8 t". IT Pi Na. l. ..-L. mn
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
TAX REDUCTION BILL PASSED.

Washington. Feb. 13, (R-The Senate passed the tax reduction bill by q vote of ffty-eight to nine. saving four hundred and sixty eight million to Federal taxpayers. The bill was sent to q conference com mittee to adjust the difference with the House. It is expected that the taxpayers will have the benefit of the proposed tax cut on the payment of the first income tax miscellaneous which are due March fifteenth.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
ALUMINl'M INVESTIGATION
 SPECIAL. ORDER

Washington. Feh r., Hi The Senate made a request of the Judi ciary Committee, recommending that the investigation of the Alumi- mum Company Of America be the special order of business tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
pRISUNER'S BODY
 COVERED NtfH ERl tSf.s

Tu uutrt, tLlhtml fet is5-f
 lhp r.r"nel luae tisas nto rhe c4use= =segef-ti da=.f hcro viewed =f,9iis=t5f lt5s't fas Tor Ml,r thr= er,ett=lf had ie,=a apcnet Nparrr.ie.- and Genetted ttat=t th body w.t4 covered wf3f-=5ut altt bruises The p3-i apn -rat9stt4 tndi cated lhat 1'aylor died If hear trouble
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
NOTICE or roHrrIrrnl

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 fulns. N'. Hari tr.piDs .r. h-rs.
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 rom .r. lpu.N Hu.ima t.u inr f4lslerstrp h.,- su 4u.,a ilo. sam
 ohp lIundrri lnilH. .n [ r'. -&atHs tn lDamUe- A Ass~.ateu s'tLLei 41.u.. ttHtr. uGu'iuu not sof. tes3t3nn l.r T, ed |, Nol l9I If =if4ee 9I ]. -h. .nntJ'd l1Gl nolie rryt~tp& u Vol eos. at psaz4e 333', and 7uNu. oD Willow f'ftelGa ua JaH. uf P,H1l River H .ae Cape %afu. E,tM, ir n! lItct ss,- aII iHNI-i n. f rrltpry ot .ears faf n0ai eXsru litu"" on placer Ill ua2 .-.us ad 'ruied Ly sw, from ru' 5'ar hC t1 ps Jon nary lsl. tllt to aNd .lu ijps lp. year radaE .lah i. l525. r,oat 5or tbp i'r,e vrale u MGt int val when tln' requirement fer poadi- urt wa 4u5leul.l h- A,t pt Con grcS+
 And yoo and rth of you are aotihvd that If lol ao u,l ppy y1ur Wop'rfUHarN eharH J mech rNpcud itufe. to fh~ uud ruen-,t at Meme. Alaska. within % dres r.Nt follow ne il4r nu da, p.riu} of pGbh- -eaton of this notice, ltn interest of each of ynu ll 'ua tn the said claim wifi frC. ruj ls and he come thc rroper.N of hr under -ianrd.
 Jt3lEs rANOs ca.uwner i'nhlsh be 3t 1927. and lru 2. l6, 23, 4", Feb O.. la eo 2,- March 6. 1S. 2o. lq2d.