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Evening star., 1928-02-04
PRISON GUARD SLAIN
AS CONVICTS OPEN FIRE
Inmate Wounded in Corridor Bat
tie in New Jersey State
Penitentiary.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
TRENTON. n. j.. February 4.-Jo-
seph Tinney. deputy keeper. was shot
10 death at the State prison here to-
day and a convict was critically wound
&C in a pistol fight In the corridor
leading 10 the dining hall. The identity
Of the wounded prisoner was not made
known.
According 10 early reports. two In
mates opened fire on Tinney with auto
matics as they we're being marched TO
breakfast Tinney fell mortally wound
ed as other deputies rushed 70 his as
sistance. firing as they ran. The wound
ed conyicts comrade was disarmed.
There was no disorder among the
other prisoners. but all were returned
70 their cells for the day.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
ENVOY SENT TO CHICAGO.
Italy Assigns Fully Accredited
Minister TO Illinois City.


Minister TO Illinois City.
NEW YORK. February 4 H9.--Chi-
cago Is 10 have a foreign representative
with the credentials Of a full-fiedged
Minister.
Comdr. Leopold 3. Y. Zuinini, who far
the paAt five years has been the Italian
consul general In Chicago. arrived from
Italy yesterday On the Lloyd Eabaud0
liner Conte Biancamano with the cre-
centisls of a Minister In the diplomatic
service, which were conferred upon him
by NusaJilpi. He plans 10 depart fOt
Chicago To-Day " resume his duties
after an elght-n10nth vacation In Italy
hftef a stIdy of the resolution. AT
introduced. Mf Kellogg recommended
that IL read az folloEk
That II Is The opinion III the Con
gress II the United States that al
nations ot the world should unite in
prohibiting the uSe III submarines ana
diScontiuuing the construction thereof
10 every country That the Govern
nent VI the United States continue W
l4se Efforts " bring about these results ="
The resolution will De taken up next
week by the committee.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Warsaw Seeks New Credits.

WARSAW. Poland, February Z Up -
The City Of Warsaw. wishing 20 obtain
new loan from either American or
Brilish financiers, has decided 10 open
negotiations for the repayment or con-
version Of outstanding foreign pre%war
loans Failure 10 settle these has
proved serious obstacle to recent at
lempts 10 procure loans from American
ana British finaneiers.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

RuENoa AIRES February I IN, ~~,
Argentina viii participate for the ltrSt
time IN the James Gordon hennets bal
loon races at Detroit this year
The Argentine Aero Club decided Ia
purchase balloon IN Europe for Edu+
afda bradley, who crossed tho Andes IN
q balloon several years asa
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Fitzpatriek on Stand.

Coinc:den. WIKI the swift movements
II the oil case downtown, [-1e Se-l2-e o.
committee sought 10 obtain 1-c-1 W. ;
Cl-xC2.r!ck. president u Tie PraT-S o..
& Gas Co. evidence o. The disposition
Of the profits o. the Continental Trad
ing Co. OF Canada which Stewart had
gisked jail TO withhold
Called as a witness pending ne ex-
Dected appearance q I.2s Standard On
man before the Senate % face cc---
Tempt charge because o. MS refusal -
answer questions Fitzpatrick g2ve tl4
committee its frs clue IS 70 the profits
o: the Continental. which bought
American OIL fo- s. 80 barrel a2d So.6
!: back 10 Stewart aE6 HAIRY 2 Sinclair
companies fox slI5-
The witness said James E ONsL,
vho fed 70 Europe after <-2s ll Scac-
dai broke. had turned cver 70 RS co-.-
Dary $500 600 0t Continental L.1s--y
bonds In 1925 BIT J1.ae ONs1 sad Ea
knew nothing .. Teapot Dome. whose
Lease 20 Sinclair started ;l3a present IL
vessigatsoE,. ONel wG = former p-eSi-
Dent Of the PrsiEss O'Ssl telT the
profits were due he Prairie, he said
StewaEs's decision 10 20 before re
courts with his case came late - ths
morning after number o. Washing
ccn attorneys had been called INTO rs
hotel suite 20 cecfsr with rs regular
legal staff. Su.Sy cy.sE c2SS> ws-e
carried up and down tAs 12--s q The
WIisrd Hotel where Scs%GTE Sss a.
rested las. night, S< tIss Inns q d Tie
NsEg termed ara. wce.I ne Gs<->-C->
ssgla-,--- vas reached. ozl,v a 4sw minutes
VAS required 70 taSe The case ce:o-s
Justice Bailey. w.e-s :: wzS disposed
o. IL nsiIcS t,-ls
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Legal Move Is Surprise.

The success % Stewart L, cosa@2-
ing the Writ We i c.S--Elcs surprise -
the Senate So Sl.Ts were tEo$s IL
.eces.e6 ~ he case there that J2>s O..
man wot.,6 oe CT hand az rcc1 that
AL ~ the p-ecsCe;;cS had oSSg, PACED
a. hand 50 tia: there woU.S be NJ
slip u prCTe61re - ;s.2S unusual case,
4 CHAR eveE. l2G been placed 10 ses
prisoner
Tire Senate galleries we-S c-owGe5
long be:cEs <E3S tt,,fG t'- cs,.FG1,.Z>S ag,S
tI2e Sudden '>,rn - s:.a..S ser. many
away Disappointed.
When ctSc.Sl wprS % The wr.E 1SS
>SrV>G ~ the Ss:sSsS y DAVID : Barry.
he >crgsans-2G>a~.s,S> t9.e Senate S.~Sc--
ed shst rs resolution ordering rs a.
reSs be SEM 10 the cl><r.cs St-c-geey
Tor appropriate se;tcl - co-l.sscs2cgl
NisEs sts haSea$ c<cyc,.S >ss]ESoG.
Ssnsecr Walsh. Css,>c-Sc, N>2.acS.
asked tire Senate 20 employ cs>.;>Ssi ~
rspseSeGs II 81 ss2e pgTcSSG2.,<$ sS2S rs
resolution WAS agreed 20 Wash tsse.i
cssrsS a resolution S1ssN,ts.&s has re
report sccgr me p>ls>s> Lands committee
NJ wSScA S}eWsrs>S acrN>E @2$ S~Sere3
~ sens - tlls GsS-rsct stE>S;esv - gsss
VICE President T.,sS wSS So;sS ws,S>a.
S%Nsr@
Evening star., 1928-02-04
OIL MAN, ARRESTED
BY SENATE ORDER,
IS FREED BY COURT
D. C. Judge Grants Writ of
Habeas Corpus to Robert
w. Stewart.
SEIZED FOR REFUSAL
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
Accused Must Appear Again Next
Tuesday-Probe Con-
tinues.

b. the Associated Pres
Facing summary punishment by The
Senate for his defiance ot is o.l CON-
mi,tee, Rober- ". Stewart, Chairman
Of the board Of the Standard Oi. CO. Of
Indiana. held under arrest By the SeI-
ate, took his case 10 court today and
obtained his release on 2 writ O.
habeas corpus. pleading ae vas being
Illegally detained.
With the !7ou- Of roon-t:e time SCI
for his appearance before The Senate
bar-alnlost al hand. The oil EI2g4aJe
threw MS legal forces INTO The t-aF. and
they emerged from the chambers o.
Justice Jennings Bailey Of the District
OF Columbia Supreme Court %.-2 al
order which called or the SaCa[e
sereeant-ar-arTrs TO release Stewart,
who was placed under Bond O. Loo
and ordered 10 appear again ne@t LES
day. AZ that time arguments vi oa
heard as 10 whether ha shall retai1 L.
liberty.
The $1,000 bend o. Stewart. h-s-1sa-:
repu,ed 20 oe a millionaire, vas s-gaeo
oy Robert T Fleming. =, prts-Ce--- O.
the R.ggS National Bank
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Walsh Wants Punishment.


Senator Walsh $40 IA: $te3a~:$
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~ tscw Was IA. n~r,>3cgG - sNcs.Ss gNe
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teSf2.y
think tsls ttale has t,,.s< ~Aea ne
d'Ss>l;y q ;Ee Senate c,sSG. - cs
rrc,SU}2sG and Spcysc>sgS<s, - SS<,sa~~
81. adding that = MAS ''I>c ts.1s,>S s<esS~
- e:egy" the authority ~ The senate
Senator Se1ls. CecAI<gsg. A.aaSssS,
demanded that Stewart eS I,.sg ~ s><sS<,ss
while Senator CsrawSy, DssaScrsy, ~
Arkansas, said lss regretted GAS rsc$gerz
~ delay III the S>><sgg> hi StSsWay*S : case.
adding tAas >lsrA Ises&yS wSrs ~.ss>SS
tllAo geSsSttacle
Ii has escolsss a scandal * S<S<3sI
2Ae Senate ss&2S,>sn rtsE&t,y MAS re-
nsNeG w0rNl S<sl&.oy SsHst>>s, ESs>&c1rNss,
lEa2, &>AeI g>W Artilsl ~ sNe tSs$v&.'<
lNsSsytENSt(& appropriations S&ll Ana YsNN :
Mas ySSt..@E{ >Ns1 t<ssy Gi>N}sEssSNs
In Gs> plea ~ tgse c><lSt S&ew&t<
Eta&s3SsN& MS d&srUglHls wS> V,}AaN Elst ~
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~ tsSH senate ~ c>4ss,>s<<e were e>~
>S0,a Esae fNttSSSs<<Srn ~ GERe S<s&A.s Ssa1
EN>1}>tts0,SI a. aa&QsES lo&> t>sS C2sNa3s
SHaNS ~ hss>s>Ha &s}3 eyA&g ENSg~>ss>.
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,>~s,Gnls u l<s}xsS>S bus were mama
serial and called ter hsAy$Ssv sXssses>>s
They a>>r cs&slsegsSv'd tsse p>NSg - 2se
<>NsNatstee ~ SWsay and G1ssgEcS8se ~
Ihe SQsie>s as lSSesa
Fleming StxmS kana,
A PHEASANT rrsaNeGS ess>.ss>d e>ee~eyss
Stewart a0d tteSs&Ts&S Nsrs3 $sse 1a.>es
ApSSsATe3 st she raes<$ AEsSs - - ~
.he 81 M e>es&
That's usgAtN Nbl~ 80 SSss >s2 paaH
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Stewart Ssea aAS aaWxeES s~sg tssc
<,agtss>,tASS Immediately - tSSe tNskN$&N
Aac<egA1s e~AS& ~ are
senate ~ make MS Tvg<E< EheN SAsS
.AsN wosasS E1gugn ~ gh<s W,lN&ga ssl,yas
Assa wo@sd as<ssAs&y Fv&aags tsesse eAsa
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, cAss& 1NseS>sSS Mes2Arysg
Stewart wAs aIT~Sssa as tAe M9tssga
<>SAasia3e1 ~ NaSe J. ss.a4aa a.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
WEATHER.

20. 8. Weather Bureau ForecastI
Increasing cloudineSs. followed by
rain late tonight or tomorrow: warmer
tonight; lowest temperature about SO
degrees. mperature-Highest. IS, at
IL am. today: lowest. %. at 6 am. to-
day. Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edit
ton is delivered TO Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
HOOVER WILL RE-JOIN
 MARYLAND WEDNESDAY

U. s. s. MARYLAND, enroute to Callao, Peru. Dec. 3. @ = Con voyed by the flagship of the Peru vian navy, the Almirante Grau. the United States Battleship Mary land sped southward through the smooth seas for Callao, Peru, where President-elect Hoover will make his second call on his South Am erican tour Wednesday.
 Upon hjs arrival. he will be greeted by the Maryland. the Peru vian Foreign Minister and the Mayor, who will welcome him on his landing. After this ceremony Hoover will motor ten miles to Lima, where he will be greeted by President Leguia.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE GIVES
 MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, B = President Calvin Coolidge today had his final say before Congress on the state of the Union. and he crowded into his annual message list of recommendations touching on many old and new problems and ended with 8 plea to the people to remember that in times of prosper ity as the result of unremitting toll 1t is necessary to keep what is al- ready been gained.
 The President sent his message to the Senate and to the House by messenger. It urged. Farm Relief with farm board to help in dis posing of the surplus problems. He. reiterated the desire of the admin fstration for increasing the nations g naval strength and gave his views on rivers and harbors legislation. the Boulder Dam. Muscle. Shoals, Immigration, and great diversity Of subjects. The President recom- mended particularly that the seven- ty-four million dollar naval build ing program bill be passed and that 1t carry for passage a measure creating Federal Farm Board with a revolving fund provided by the Government to assiat. in the. CO operative farm organiza tions in marketing surplus crops.
 He reiterated his belief that the Government should be released from entering the dsld of private electrical power enterprises in con-
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
NORTHCOTT MAKES A
 WRITTEN CONFESSION

RIVERSIDE. Calif., Dec. S-4, P) Northcott last night made a written confession that he murder ed Alvin Gothea on his chicken ranch last February. The confess sion was made to Deputy District Attorney Earl Redwine previously to its signing.
 Northcott admitted that he sev- eled Gothea's g head, thus identifying the Mexican youth whose headless body was found near Puente last Spring.
 The signed statement read: Dec ember 3rd-I killed Alvin Gothea February 2nd. 1928. No self de- fense. Will plead guilty to above charge in the Riverside County Court tomorrow. Signed-Gordon Stewart Northcott.''
 The confession was footnoted by the following agreement by Red- wine: T will take Northcott into the Superior Court December 4th, 1928 to enter the above plea"
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
EIGHT LETTERS RELEASED
 AS APPARENTLY CURED

The United States Public Health Service has recently authorized the probational release of eight lepers from the National Leprosarium at Carville, La.. as being no longer a menace to the public health.
 These eight lepers have been under treatment at the National Leper Home for varying lengths of time ranging from two years to seven years. It is of interest to know that leprosy, the dread dis ease of the centuries, is beginning to be conquered by improved sci- entific modern treatment.
 The National Leprosa rum at Carville, La, has been operated by the United States Public Health Service for little more than sev- en years. During that time 2: lepers have been released or rar- nled as being To longe- dangerous t, the pun;ic r.. alth. On'' one ct tesc lepers las suffered relapse
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
BRITISH KING IMPROVED

LONDON, Dec. 8. R) - Fears of impending calamity which grippad the British Empire throughout the night after it was learned that the King had been given oxygen and that long illness menaced his health were somewhat allayed by the doc tors report issued this morning that the Kings condition is inn proved There remains. however, in the public mind the conviction tha, the king is fighting for his life with the outcome still very much in doubt. This conviction was in- tensified by the knowledge that oxy- gen is being administered in his case. although the doctors minim- ized the importance of this and ex- plained that it is customary to ed- minister it for its tonic effect in such cases.
 The bulletin issued at ten thirty this morning. said: 'The King had three hours quieter sleep since issuing the last bulletin. His tenn perature is ninety-nine and eight tenths. and there is slight i'm provement in his general condi- tion."
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
TUESDAY ttEt tEGRAPAiCl
KING sLIGHELY IMPROVED

LONDON, Dec. 4, R - The Kings physicians at three thirty this afternoon issued bulletin saying that there is a slight gen. eral improvement in the general condition of the King. In the first bulletin of the morning they men, tioned that the King passed g quiet night and morning though his tenn perature was one hundred and two tenths.
 The bulletin first had to be sign ed by all five physicians attending the King and it was issued after the five doctors had been in con- sultation at the Palace.
 Premier Baldwin announced to- day in the House of Commons that commission had been appointed to transact business on behalf of the King. and he said that the commission will be dominated by Queen Mary, while the Prince of Wales. the Duke of York. the Arch bishop of Canterbury. the Lord Chancellor and the Premier, will be the councillors for the State for summoning and holding the privy council and transa citing other busi- ness in behalf of His Majesty. Un- til the King is we'll enough to at tend to these matters the council will be held daily.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec 3. tP) - Congress assembled today with it's eye on the White House, but with it's ear turned toward the South Pacific where President-elect Hoov- CT is apparently outside the circle of politics and patronage which us- ually closes in upon the incoming President, and by the rules it will be controlled by Coolidge as it was elected to serve him, but never-the- less. the figure of Hoover bulked as a major factor in the determina- tion of what is to be done. The work is clearly outlined, but the recent campaign brought in new issues which might make lively session out of one which would or dinarly be dull.
 At the very outset there is a dispute over Farm Relief and the Tariff revision upward.
 Immediately, some wanted the two issues separated. taking ur Farm relief now. and the tarin later, as the Senate and the House gather, the Farm bill is in the making without the McNary-Hau' gen equalization fee. and efforts will be made to push it through.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
LIFE SAVED BY LUNCH

kETCHIKAN. Dec. 1, R = The hunch that kept Peter Tundal of Ketchikan from boarding the halibut schooner Brunvold on her last voyage to the fishing banks probably saved his life and spelled death for Chris Jacobson who took his place. A re-check of the mem bers of the sshermans union plac- ed the number of missing on the two vessels at thirteen Rough weather is preventing the appar- ently fruftless search.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
MONDAY
EZRA MEEKER. TRAIL BLAZER,
 STARTS ON LAST TRAIL

SEATTLE, Dec. ?. (P) - Ezra Meeker, 97 year old trail blazer and pioneer of the Pacific North west, died at 4:05 this morning in his hotel room after an illness of several months duration.
 Meeker chung tenaeiously to life until the end. holding on by sheer will power after physicians and relatives had giveE up the pioneer at the point of death in Detroit hospitals two months before he re- turned here. about two and half months ago. He has grown grad ually weaker and when his illness became alarming it was impossible to move him to the hospital here.
 He died as the result of digest i've disorders.
 The pioneer brought his bride and a seven weeks old baby across the old Oregon Trail in 1852 and reached Portland. oregon. They migrated again to Fort Steilacoom, south of Tacoma. where Meeker kept a store for time. and then moved to Ppyallup and raised hops. Then he went to London. England. for four years as the agent of the hop growers of the Pacific North west
 Meeker is the author Of several books although he had had but four months schooling.
 He retraced the Oregon trail by OK team in 1906.
 Four years ago he flew over the route in a plane with Lieuts. Ook- ley and Kelly.
 His last years were spent obtain ing recognition of the pioneers. in ducing communities along the route to erect markers on the trail
 President Coolidge in 1926 au- thorized the issuance of a special half lollar. the sale of which was used for the monuments.
 His recent Detroit illness forced him to miss the first election since 1854. and he is the last known survivor of that election
 He is survived by a son. Aaron J. Meeker. daughters, Mrs. Carrie Osborne. and Mrs. Ella Templeton. all of Seattle. and Mrs Roderick Mcdonald of Peshastn. Washing ton, all of whom were at the bed side when their venerable sire be- gan his journey over the last, long trail
 Ohio December 2t, 1880.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
HOOVER TRANSFERRED TO
 RATTLESHIP CLEVELAND

U. s. s. CLEVELAND. Del. 1. t4) - President-elect Hoover was trans ferred from the Battleship Mary land to the Cleveland, and the Cleveland immediately began an a,ght hour run across the road stead and up the. river to Guaya- quil, the principal port in Ecuador. lnasmuch as the Maryland could not go close enough to shore to land the party in small boats. the Cleveland was summoned from Central American waters to take Mr. Hoover to tho ,lirst stopping place in South America.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08

Total area .... 75.917 Acres
 This claim Is on unsurveyed ground 5.5. miles N. N. W. from, the town of Nome and mouth of Snake River in Cape Nome Re- coraing Precinct. Territory of AL aska.,
 U. s. L. M. No. 3 to which this, claim Is tied Is a limestone about 5 3 1t: it. above surface, mhd. on top U. s. L. M. No. ? and (x) for true point. with stone mound 3 1t high alongside and is situate at foot of limestone bluif about 1900 1t East of Anvil Greek in Lat. e4 degrees ssh minutes N. Long, le6 desreea 24 minatss. ".
 The adjoining claims are on the North the Argus placer unsurvey-, ed; on the South Hatikva, placer ansu1yeyed' both ovnsd by claim ant herein; on all othsr aides un-. surveyed ana unknown.
 Location Notice of .Berth.. .t r.se sii Book 2os.,, Lucky stone at Fasest S11., Ayras at. Page ss11., nepeceA sAt Paee sll Records, Cape, Nome Recording District, Territory of Alasta.t
 THos. D. JHNsnN,,
 Rsgistsf. 51ss.s.Ag , , gNpv. .1e,rl7, al. Dec. i, 6, lss B. sasasas. aad JaA :, 1898.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
FIVE MEN BURN 10 DEATH
 WHEN PLANE CRASHES

SPUR, Tex, Dec. 3. P - Five men burned to death SIX miles north of here when the tri-motored airplane in which they were flying from San Antonio to Denver, got out of control and crashed, burst ing into flames.
 Homer D. Ballard. the owner of the plane, and the millionaire pres ident of the Sunbeam Airplane Co. of Denver, was one of the victims.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
TRAIL MAIL ARRIVES
 AT NOME TOMORROW

Dog team trail mail will arrive at Nome Tuesday. December 4th. and the outgoing mail will close..- Registered at f P. NJ, and ordi- nary mail at 5 P. M. Tuesday.
 Hereafter the trail mail will ar- rive on Monday and close on Tues day. according to information given out by Acting Postmistress Ruth Cameron
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08

Notice is hereby given that c. z. Shallit. whose postofdce address is Nome, Alaska, has made application in the United States Land Office at Nome, Alaska, for patent for his consolidated placer mining claim, consisting of Bertha, Lucky stone, Myra and Rebecca Locations, situ- ate on the flats of Snake River about miles northerly from the town of Nome in the Cape Nome Recording District, Territory of Al aska, and within the Nome Land District and designated by the Cad astral Engineer in Charge for AL aska, as Mineral Survey 1862, the exterior boundaries of which as set forth in Plat and Field Notes on file, are as follows, magnetic varia- tion varying at different corners IF degrees N. 10 minutes B. to IS degrees N. 10 minutes E.
 Beginning at Cor. No. Bertha Placer. this survey. identical with location, a fir post ins. So. 3 it.. long, IS ins. in ground, scribed 1B- 1862 with earth mound A ins. base 12 ins high around same. D.. S. L. NJ. No. ? bears S. 65 degrees 52 minutes E. 7750.l1 it; thence N. 57 degrees 57 minutes W. 66O 1t. to Cor. No. 2, fir post ins. sq. 3.5 1t long Is ins. in ground, scribed 2B-1862 with earth mound 24 ins. base IF ins. high around same; thence N. 24 degrees IA. minutes E. 1872 1t to Cor. No. B.. being Cor. No. ? of Lucky Stone Placer; thence N. 27 degrees 47 minutes E. 1414 1t. to Cor No. 3 Lucky Stone Placer, being Cor No. 2 Myra Placer; thence N. 3S de- grees 05 minutes E. 13O4.5 it. to Cor. being Cor. No. 3 Myra md Cor. No. ? Rebecca Pitsc ts; thence N. A degrees IS min s, E. 12S5 it. to Cor, being Cor. No. ReDecca Placer; thence s. 4S degrees 52 minutes E. GAP fit. be- ing Cor. No. Rebecca Placer; thence S. 40 degrees 40 minutes W. 114S.5 1t to Cor, being Cor. No. 1 Rebecca and Cor. No. 4 My "a Placers; thence S. 45 degrees IS minutes W. 1410 it.. to Cor, being Cor, No. 1 Myra and Cor. No. Lucky Stone Plccers: thence s. 25 degrees 54 minutes W. 1423 it. to Cor, being Cor. No. Lucky Stone and Cor. No. Bertha Plac- CTS; thence 20 degrees 58 min. utes W. 1921 it. to Cor. No. l Bertha Placer and place of begin ming.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
COURT DECIDES
 FISH CASE FAVOR ALASKA

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3, UP) = A court decision against the Alas ka Consolidated Canneries. and the Alaska Pacific Fisheries, for fish trap taxes. was today affirmed by the Circuit Court of Appeals in favor of the Territory of Alaska. and the taxes must forthwith be paid.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
HOOVER WILL FIND CHILE
 TORN BY EARTHQUAKE

SANTIAGO. Chile. Dec. 3. B = The earthquake death toll early Saturday morning. is still mount ing as communication is being re- established to the Chilean cities. Above hundred deaths have all ready been reported. so of them in the city of Talca alone
 President-elect Hoover of the
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC SPREADS

According to telegraphie advices from Kotzebue, nearly 100 cases Of smallpox are reported to have developed at Deering. All dogteams from Candle and Deering will be stopped before their arrival at hotzebne. and all mail will be f'imigated
 As soon as weather conditions permit. Noel Wien with his cabin plane. will fly to Candle, carrying Dr O'Hara. to relieve the situation.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08

and has had to resume the treat rieEt. Mo:e tfsn 300 lep.rs are n. under Ire Tinent at t.,:, insti- tutirn.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08

nection with the Boulder Dam ana
 Muscle shoals.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08
N or IC E

FOUND-A Watch. Owncr may have san,e by proving ownesship and paying for this advertisement. Inquire at Nugget Once.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-08

PATENT APPLICATION NOTICE Mineral Survey No. 1889
 Nome Serial O08S In The United States Land Once, At Nome, Alaska.
 November ., l026.