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The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
NOTICE OF N'rtif ATMN FOR PATENT
VI. x. No. 1885. M |. No. 01,

VI. \. No. iS3I. VI '. No. osb.. IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. AT NOME, ALASKA June 2o. 1926. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hat ELIZABETH JoLLIFF'E, by G. R. Jackson. her attorney in fact. whose residence and postoIiioc ad iress is Nome. Alaska. has made application before the United states Land Office at Nome. Alaska. for T United states palrnt for placer mining claim known as "BERON ASSOCIATION PLAt ER," situated ,n the east side uf Liudhloom Creek lbout eight and oue-fuurlh miles iortherly from the Town of Nome, n the Cape Nome Recording Prc- 'inct. Territory of Alaska. and de ignated hy he Office of the 'adastral Engineer of Alaska a4 Mineral Survey No. 1885; he cXlcr- or boundaries of said claltE, accord ng to the plat and field notes of ,aid survey TOW on file in said Land Office, with magnetic variations of IS deg 1 , min. to Q dc". Q min. E., are as follows:
 hbS'oh +h@s''' hui't
 Commencing ai Cor, No | q fir post ins. sq. 2 fl long IS ins. in ground scribed 1B-1S%5 whence r. ;. l.. M No. 1895 bears x. 5G deg i6 min. r. 2374.S0 ft.: hence x 99 deg. 57 min. w, 1920 fl. flo Cor. No. 2. q fir post; thence x. 51 deg. 55 min. F. 5253.0 1t. to Cor No. T, I fir post: from whence fork of Lindbloom Creek hears N, 12 deg. 30 min w. 965 it.; thence from Cor No. 3 S. 39 deg. 57 min. E, 1890 ft. to Cor No. 1 #; thence s. Fl deg. 5S min W. 5253 fl. to Cor. No. an' place of beginning. containing an area of 159096 acres.
 This claim is on unsurvcyed ground situated on left side of Lind bloom Creek. and on the east water shed of Snake River. about S.e5 miles northerly from the Town of Nome, in the Cape Nome Recording Precinct. Territory of Alaska. r. s. L. M. Sur 1895 to which this claim bedrock about 20x12 it.. ahout 10 it. high. the top surface of which is marked tX) Y. s. l.. M. s. 1885. Mt. Bryntesen II. V. Ii, N. station bears N. 30 deg. 03 min. F. about mi Cor. No. Glacier Placer Sur vey No. 7O4 bears & 32 deg. r min. w. 2474 it. This monument is on elevated ground about 16Oo it. N. and w. of Rock Creek about TIE mi. northerlv from the said Town of Nome and in Lat. G4 deg. 36 min. sec. North. Long. 165 deg. 26. min. W.
 Adjoining claims are unsnrveyed and names and claimants unknown. A. N. KITTILSEN $
 Reeistar.
 Publish Julv 2. 10. IT, a4. 31. Aug. 2, II. q. 2S, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
NATURE EXPEDITION
 HAS ACCIDENT

Washington. July 12, P--Wil- liam l.. Finley cablcd The American
 Nature Association. for whom he is leading an expedition. that it had
 lost much equipment and supplies. The boat capsized July 2 on the
 breakers at Unimak Island, all
 hands reached the shore. Finley said. I've are making photographs of smoking shishaldin Volcano. And
 Kodiak bear and caribou as we'll" 1" The party went North on the Yacht Westward, belonging to the Campbell Church, at Eugene Ore
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
 VOTES CONFIDENCE

Paris. July 10. (F-The Cham ber of Deputies voted confidence in the government after Calliaux insist ed on the governments plan for stabalizing the franc must be up held. The vote was two hundred and sixty-nine for and two hundred f0rty-seven against. Previously the chamber defeated the socialist re- solution calling for levy on capital by a vote of three hundred twenty four to two hundred three.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

eraI officials and the Chamber of Commerce are attempting [, ercure
 a pattel boat for Prince Wi,ltams sound. Four clam diegrrs aud
 irappers were lost last ;rar ch ac-
 count oi no patrol boat Cordovl is trying to get the cooperation nf | Valdez and Seward in order 70 ap- lpl, for T suitable craft for this
 work
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
MORE CMII;orRACTOR WORK

Boston, July 13, R,--The body ol q woman. dismembered and care fully tied in three separate pack ages. was found in the Mount Hope Cemetery. The victim was young and attractive also refined. The wit al organ, were removed and wrap ped in chcmiesc. An examination showed that it was and illegal opera tion.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
MCPHERSON CASE STILL.
 UNDER CONSIDER ATION

Los Angeles, July l5. (P) De statement made by Mrs. Ken .cdy. thai she turned over the Oakland Telegram on May twen- y-iirst. announcing that Aimee yas alive and we'll. Experts lcclared that the original showed marked resemblance in the chiro- rraphy of Ormislon. Aimee disap- ncarcd May eighteenth. A nation wide search was made for 0rmiston
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
GREAT NUMBERS
 REPORTED MISSING.

Washington, July 13. 1Pl The comnanding officers reported that there are six marines missing or in iurcd None ol the dead marines We're identified. There are thirty two injured. eleven missing thirty one safe and cleven are not report ed There is on Navy man that wa identified, thete missing and three injured.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
ARRIVE
 .AT TANiNA

Panama, July 10, (4o The steam CT Jacobs. arrived with N l.. Vim mler and Frank Holzhcimer. United States Geological Surveyor, who arc on a tour of in peetion of= =ttc coal and placer mining possibilities ill the Panama and Ruby sections. They will also investigate the reports of nil seepages lying along the Western slop of Mount Mckinley and south nf Ruby.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
BIG HEAT WAVE
 CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE

Seattle, July 15. lPl Nine per sons were reported dead Following q
 ire which had started by liahlnins, caused by heat wave that had in .aded The Pacific Northwest, Friday. One woman and two children were reported missine after rl0 village of Fanny Bay. Rri iah telambia was burned
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
| h'tST TIME MADE
 BY AIRI'LNNE FLYERS

Mitchell Field, Long Island. July Is, GPl Evans and Wells arrived n airp9ue and speeded to New York Giry by automobile thereby completing trip in record time They missed the twenly-cieht day mark Ev q few hours. They smashed the hirly five day record made by Iohu Henry Mears. thirteen years ago
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

kon forty miles to attend to several cases of german measles ;mong the indians. He administered first aid at Mission and Rapids. Similar where Kew Nevan, the sub chief died. His case was compii, siicd w.ih tuberculosis.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
NMi NDSEN ARRIVES
 AT HERGENHN CHI

Oslo July 1a, (A' Amundsen and his Norwegian members uf tlc expedition arrived at Berecuhueh where crowds of people wei ronrd them. The town was de o"ratcd and festivities held Amnnh sen stated, "the polar basin arc In ternatianal water, where no nation could claim anythinr."
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
THURSDAY (TELEGRbpHIC1
HEAT WAVE STRIKES
 THE NORTH " EST

Portland, July It. (4i The hot test weather ever experienced in salem was one hundred and seven. ,. Medford, the thermometer registered one hundred and six Portland experienced oin hundred and four and one half. which was
 he hottest in fifty years, Seattle had niHty threc.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
WEEKS DIES LONG ILLNESS

Lancaster. New Hampshire. July l2. (p) John Win@atr Weeks. past secretary of war. died of angina pectoris following a long illness. He reinquished his place on the Prrsi- dents Cabinet in 1895. and resign ed six months later Weeks was op- posed 10 Mitchell aircraft policy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
RHH STRIKE MADE
 IN BRITISH COIUMRIA

Powell River, British Columbia. July l%. H9 Reports rom Nananla oE rexada Island s indicated to he d rich strike, made by the British Columbia gold miners. The pros pecting showed II te h. lleemlling quartz.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

Rome. July 12. N1- -cyrenaican brigands made T surprise attack on l wagon lran going from Appoll"n aiea to Cyrene.@ killing twenty two officer and five civilians. also one native.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
NuRIi F HAS \
 WONDERFUL RIDE

Now5Yerk, Julyl i@lP1 When Mobile arrived in New York he rode down fifth avenue between ranks of cheering New Workers. with fiti= ua np4tling in his arms lie waa consratnlatcd on his wonderful ex- ploit, but he merely =erinned and said, Dent forl et Tilina. she flew over the Pole loo.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
SIR. YUKON
 ARRIVED
 AT PANAMA

Panama, July To, Rl-'rhe steam CT Yukon arrived here from Nenana Wednesday, The tourist say that tha lack of information as to the schedules on the Yukon caused many intending tourists to give mp the trip.
 Mrs. Sam Heeter. wife of the Eagle deputy marshal Jeff to join her husband.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

Information wanted of Herman Johnson carpenter hy occmpatinn nat ly,e of Sweden, Nou will learn of important information by communi- eating with inc undersigned.
 Daniel Barton Attorney at law
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
CONNECTS WILL EAT
 THIRTEEN MULES

Lansing. July 12. P-The con- victs In the mines sent up word to the warden that they would kill the mules, which numbered thirteen and have a barbcue. if he didn't send down food.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
fuEDoi IS TRYING TO
 GET s'TEUl RotT

Cordova. Iulv 13, H1 Tho dis appearance last week Of Frank Tho mas, Katalla native. supposed to have drifted 'o sea in a disabled gas h"ai showed Cordova the necessity of q patrol boat The Corl"ga Fed
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

New York. July 13. @-A re- vised list of the victims of the explo- sioni al the Lake Denmark ammuni- tion depots was given out. There were fourteen identified and five nn- identified.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
rAONjOAY
NAVAL ARSENAL STRUCK M llGHTN1N(;.-t,AUS
 MUCH DEVASTATION

over one hundred marines were re ported killed in an explosion of the magazines of the naval arsenal at Lake. Denmark. near here. The in habitants of nearby towns and will lages were ordered out of their homes. doctors. nurses and ambul- ances are held n mile away awaiting for the explosions to subside. The explosions occurred after lightning fired the buildings.
 Seven bodies recovered
 Dover. N. J.. July II, @-Seven bodies were discovered Sunday night in the area which lately mark ed the naval ammunition depot hut due to the risk to life the bodies were not brought out. The guards are in continuous danger from burs- ting shells. In addition to seven bodies three others are known to be dead and about twenty missing. Damage to naval arsenal and ad- joining Picatinny arsenal of Army reservation supplies. it is estimated at one hundred million in stores munitions at naval depot, valued at eighty seven million.
 Refugees from villages surround ing the arsenals are gathered in towns outside the area of destrnc- tiOn, where the Red Cross, Salvation Army and other relief organizations are caring for them. At Morristown fourteen remained In the hospitals and tonight there are between four and five hundred refugees sheltered there. and another large contingent are being sheltered at Newfound- land.
 Most of the injured marines have been removed to the Brooklyn Naval hospital. among them is Captain O. C. Bowling. commanding officer of the Naval Depot, who was severely lowing the first explosion, an opera tt0n was performed In an effort to save his eyesight. The identified dead are Lieutenant George w. Boots of the Marine Corps; Mrs. Frances Feeney. of Brooklyn and visitor at the naval reservation: Harry C. Brown. pharmacists mate first class. of Poughkeepse. New York
 Late Sunday night. more than twenty four hours after the first ex- plosion from the large arsenal. the arsenal exploded.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
.! BEAD BODIES
 .iRI, iDENri.3iED


 New tork. Jue=la oPp Six aa .ditieu3tl= bodies. v5asitu@ ol the cSplo= 5iaus Il Lake pp etilh We're idrnti lied hs iaoans of # dn"er prints m thu records nf in. Ernni>lYu NAV Hospital The aeitd were Nireil ',;rI.ef. Ernest Powell, orlando Ali
 ou. Frank Wehe1 Iohn Monroe, 'nd Mason Fds. H. All of Whom were f,asictncrs
 al5athia Jul l&. oPj Gl,N D. I'aruefi formerl superintendent of Inc ,shooI,; at Seward was appoint ed p'.intii.il of the Gttrhalis State' 9oys Training Sehaol. in charge of te t'tiileai innal work
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
TUESDAY tTEls. 6R aFttiCi
t.tINES IRiAL TO RE
 H.ti.D At,uST SECOND

Seattle, July 12, WY It was re ported that the Gaines trial will be held August second. The prosecutor filed list of sixly-siX Witnesses and announced that he might add some from the East. The defense em- ployed alienists to contract the pro secntion. If possible that the de fense can convince the prosecution that Gaines was not sane.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
rtiiIF BE KEPT
 IN DARK Ef!t.1HDS
 NNIEE MCPHERSON

Log AnGelcs, July 13, Ng If the .Cranl Jury takes oiders from Judge Keetrh the public will le kept in the dark concerning Aimee McPhcrson. Kccfcll declared the jury must not disclose the conclusions unless an indictment is returned.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

Chicago, July f2. tPj Robert Seett pleaded guilty of murdering Joseph Maurer. for whose slayin his brother ltussell Was sentenced to hang October 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
DURKIN CONVICTED
 MIRDER OF DRY AGENT

Chicago. July 12. (P)-Martin Durkin was convicted Friday of the murder og Edwin Shanahan. Feder- al Dry Agent. The jury recommend ed thirty-five year Imprisonment.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
FISH Ht MING Ar
 Ei9St l:E"' 1ftaN RAY

Seward. laiy Nr, rinI.9aud silyer salmon nad their ap- pearanee al Resurrection Bay IL F. Ellsworth. Terriiarial I'jai= Gem missioner predicted Ztherc wonla he a large run. Srwafa=iIat- ,tery= will proposate rin's fltfs sea son for the first time. Heretofore 7nlS the red salmon wcretnHHing Tho red are less nounaL
 Tine auto si.tae line wa@ 5laugua rated to Russian River, great trout fishing district. muSiua= he trip in six hours
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
NAI.li. PARTY
 SIItstII FGi. nElD

Dover, July 13. HPi Captain Val inn SaNlia. commanding 2 p:sr;.s of naval men. wn'clr as soon as the esp,osiaas c"ased yesterday en,t'- ed in search for the dead. ;ic norted tn Wa+hin that t deai prulmltlv nuulbeted =siYtccn
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

Resolute and Cleveland, to the Ham burg American Line for the financial interest of the German Company was lannnuneed lately.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

Tannersville. New York. July 15, rPl Twelve bodies were recovered from the ruins of Twilight Inn. a Aatskill resort. which was burned sixteen Fust and seven employees ire missine
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
INDIANS HAVE
 GERMAN MEASEI.S

Panama, July 10, R-M. E. Mil- Ter. who is supervising the prelemi- nary work of the hospital for na- lives. made quick trip up the Yu-
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
:iNGSTERS RAISE
 BIC RUMPESS

Chicago. July l5. .(P' Two per tons were reported slain in differ ent parts of the city. One. Jules a Pnrtugcse. and youthful gunman. who was previously made q target of
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
TWO ESklAlOS
 TRIED FOR MtRDEH

Edmonton, July 1s, fP,=Judge Dubuc returned Saturday after try ing two F,skimos at Aklagik. Tie Arctic jury acquitted Ikay"na, who murdered Ulnsksak for the lowe of the latters three wives. The other Eskimo pleaded guilty.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
WFi2hS fElI INTO
 ,DNNl FROM WHICH
 NEVER RErI RIVED

Lancaster July 13 0P, Weeks died without recovering coneo ions- ness from q comma int which ho had lapsrd cnrly sunday morning. Mrs John Weeks and son Sinclair and Mrs Iohn pHNidgc and daught- CT were a' the bedside when he died
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
,tpIsE PEOPLE FOUND
 IN MOUNTAIN FIRE

Tannersvillr, July IL L4', Eight zen missing guests and eleven cm pluy"cs Were located when they re- 'nv"rrd the charrrd remains. which were beyond recopnition,
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
| Nrri,D STATES CLOSES
 FISCAL. II tR

Wnshineton, July II, HH The I'nilel States closes their fiscal wear ravorably. Merchandise trade bal ance was lwo hundred and eighty siN million exports, four and one half billion. which was q derrrase of one hundred and eleven m lliou Ha= der last wear inpolts.folir and ole hall billion which increased six hundred and forlytwe million. Fig uic4 indicated the expansion of for eipn production. and showed he in creased purchasing power "f this country. The import increas" was du" tn the hsh prices in crude materials The export declin" wa# attributed to the falling off of gin cotton.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
EARTHQt ikE FELT
 AT KoTZERi'E

About h r NJ. Tuesday the peo- ple Of kotzehue experienced ! sey- ,re earthquake shock, no dama'n vas done, Tho frcisltrr Tanana which is disehar@in" cargo al Kot- tebue also reported that they frlt he quake aboard he vessel which vas very noticeable.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
WEDNESDAY,
 trr' "tC'
EXPLOSIONS AT iitE BFNNNRk
 ARE oN E,R

Dover July 1E=(5Pl The m1m- bcr of dead has ua4s reached twenty nnr. Uhrn fragments of In" h''dies were fund Rain Tell last night on
 ia=la5st smolderinf etnb"rs ot he wrecked Lake lienmafk Naval Am nnlirian prpot Officials declared
 hal the showers increased th' as 4uiance and sairty nf the large 3torcs and cSpl sives at ficaniuny Nrspnai in le shattered village on Muhnl Hope, Denmark. and Hi brlna. all of which are on the irinsr of twin 1rseual4, hav" some what rceup"ralrd. Liehts twinkled lhrongh panol,.. windows, in i'm m"Nisud shelt"r3, marking former cottage sites \bout | thousand homeless people wer" permitted t" return hom" f"l the first inn" sine SJturday,
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
THREE LARGE BOATS
 SOLD TO GERMAN co

New York, July 13. (R-The sale of three large steamships. "perat- ed by the United Americsn Lines.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
LAKE pTNMARN lRSi'Nsss
 AGAIN IN DANGER

New York, Jul=1@ With a sudden shift of tllc ,eiul the aeNrlo- ;iens Were ae;j rpstm"d Thf Lake Denmark arunupiiian dopets are in great danger from tln fire which spread to q new UHaaliur- Tlrr" are fourteen moro masasin"s which are in danger now.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

Goshen Indiana July 13, T1 Lincoln ] Garter, | plaYWriG hter aged sixty one is dead
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17

Gon. Dr. Gilbert, of the Bureau of Fisheries, WAS in the cxpsized boat,
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-17
WEi,hS u1VE Fl Sti,L
 Nr Ills OLD HDME

Wasbinston lulY 1a. After Wcslss's funeral ;d his old home at Wet Newton Massachusetts. the body will b" temporarily placed in d vanit there Hwaitinf transfer to the Arlin"ion N5H5aHal Cemetery
, 1926-03-23

and the jurisdiction OF the District Court
Of the United States for Porto Rico shall
extend in the same manner to the Virgin
Islands Of the United States as it does to
Porto Rico. A regular termo of said court
shall be held at Saint Thomas once year,
and special terms may be held at SAINT
Thomas or in Saint CrOjX at such stated
times IS said judge may deem expedient.
The procedure, authority, and jurisdic-
ton of the United States District for
Porto Rico and its officials and attaches
shall be the same in the Virgin Islands
OF the United States as in Porto Rico, so
far as local circumstances permit. but in
addition to its jurisdiction as BOW grant
ed by law in Porto Rico said court shall
act as q court Of appeal from tie courts
Of the Virgin Islands of the United States
in oil criminal cases which are f~eiouies at
common law or in which The punishment
according to the laws of the Virgin Is
lands from time to time in force may
equal or exceed one years imprisonment,
and in all civil cases wherein the matter
in dispute exceeds. exclusive Of interest
or cost, Ethe sum or value OF $500. The
Circuit Court Of Appeals for The First
Circuit and the Supreme Court of the
United States shall have appellate juris-
diction Of cases arising in the Virgin Is
lands of the United States to the same
extent as of cases arising in Porto Rico.
Sec. 43. That the inhabitants Of The
municipality Of Saint Thomas and Saint
John and the Municipality Of Saint Croix
are hereby constituted into bodies polite
and juridic. under the present name Of
each such municipality, and they shall
have perpetual succession and power (a)
TO adopt and use an official seal: (b) to sue
and be sued; (c) to demand the fluff mont
of obligations under the law and to de-
fend procure all actions at law Id TO ac-
Quire property by exchange, donation, or
bequest, or by virtue of proceedings for
the collection of taxes, or by eminent
domain proceedings, Or by any other
means provided by law, and tc possess,
administer and govern such property;
and (e) to ALLEVIATE or cucumber any Of
their property, subject to the provisions
Of this Act.
Sec. A. That this Act shalI take ef-
feet thirty days after its approval by the
PRESIDENT.
The End.
, 1926-03-23

resided there on January II, 1917, or who
were temporarily aUoe-t and have since
returned, and who are permanently re-
siding in those islands or in the United
States and are not citizens Of any foreign
country, and their children born subse'
Quent to January II, 1917, are hereby d.
clared, and shall be deemed and held to
be, citizens of the United States.
Sec. SO All natives Of the islands in
the West Indies coded to the United
States by Denmark who, on January IL,
1917, resided in said islands. or who were
temporarily absent on that date and have
stree returned and who are now perm9-
nently residing in said islands and who
have received an honOrably discharge
from the military or naval forces OF the
United States may, within six months OF
the taking effect Of this Act, make appli.
cation for naturalization before the Uni
ted States District Court for Porto Rico,
in the same manner as aliens under the
provisions Of the Act of July rs, 1894,
Tweuty eighth Statutes at Large, page
124) and Section 2166 of the Revised Sta
tutes, except that no minimum length of
service shall be required if Gny part of
the applicants service shall have Occurr-
ed while the United States was engaged
in war.
Sec. 80. All persons born in the Vir-
gin Islands of the United States since
January II, 1917, shall hereafter have
the same status with regard to citizen
ship as persons born in the United States.
Sec. 40. Except as otherwise herein
provided, the District Court of the Uni
ted States for Porto Rico shall have jur-
isdiction for the naturalization Of eliens
residing in the Virgin Islands of the Uni
ted States, and for this purpose residence
in the Virgin Islands of the United States
and for this purpose residence in the Vir-
gin Islands of the United States shall be
counted in the same manner as residence
in the United States.
Sec. Al. That the judges and justices
of the peace shall be appointed for a term
of two years by the governor with the
consent of the council of the municipality
in which they sit, and shall be removable
by the governor and council for cause, or
by the President. The jurisdiction of
courts and the form of procedure in them
and the various officers and attaches
thereof shall continue to be as now pro-
vided until otherwise provided by law:
Provided, however, that the councils in
joint session SHALL have authority from
time to time, as they mGy see fit, not in
consistent with this Act, to organize
modify, or rearrange the courts and their
jurisdiction and procedure, but Writs of
error and appeal shall hereafter be to the
nSCFr1o4 Ec,,uf a fhn Halted StnfnC Fnu
, 1926-03-23
US. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
21ST MARCH 1926.

(COurtesy Of the Associated Presa.)
Plymouth, Mass. Colonel J. C. Cool
idge, the father of the President, passed
away quietly yesterday and will be
buried today in the little cemetery near
this hamlet with simple honors. After
the burial the President and Mrs. Cool
idge. who were at his bedside, will star
on the return trip to Washington.
, 1926-03-23
90 CONGRESS
S SESSION

H. r. 1896.
In THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FEBRUARY 16, 1926.
Mr.. Bacon introduced the following bill:
which was referred to the Committee on
lnsular Affairs and ordered to be printed.
, 1926-03-23
LOCAL

Making her usual time the s. S. D0mi-
MICA from New York would be in Fred
eriksted perhaps as early as as to NOR
row evening sailing for the Leeward
Islands on Thursday p. m. At this rate
and pending further confirmation the
mails intended for dispatch by this boat
to the various ports at which the steam
err will call, will be forwarded from
Christiansted tomorrow and Thursday
mornings.
The Factory Sugar Price
for canes delivered last week was fixed
yesterday at 49,. 70.
The Native Brass Band will give a con-
cert on the wharf tonight.