Court Matters
In the United States District Court
for the Second Division, Judge J. H.
S. Morison presiding, a minute or
dered was rendered this morning
releasing certain exhibits in cases
which had been disposed of and in
which the defendants had been con
victed and at present were serving
sentences.
In the case of Peter Gervais ver
sus W. J. Rowe, a suit for the col
lection of a note owed the plaintiff,
judgment was rendered by the court
in the sum of $10,367.00 in favor of
the plaintiff, following default of
the defendant to answer in court.
Att. James Frawley represented the
plaintiff.
Discussion and argument as to
whether there should be a hearing
on motions for a vacating and sett
ing aside of the order establishing a
receivership in connection with the
Cordovado Dredging Company, and
a motion of complaint and interven
tion, were heard this morning, with
Attorneys Ira D. Orton and Carl
Dreutzer representing Percy A. Rob
bins and Attorney O. D. Cochran
representing the receivership. Jack
Devine was appointed Receiver some
time ago.
Judge Morison continued the mat
ter until Monday morning at 10
o’clock, and court was adjourned.
A warrant for arrest was issued
by the U. S. Commissioner yester
day for James Kelliher on a com
plaint sworn to by A1 Carey, charg
ing Mr. Kelliher with attempted as
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sault with a dangerous weapon, on
the person of John Kanari.
The affair is alleged to have taken
place in the Kougarok mining sec
tion where the principals are now
residing. Mr. Carey came to Nome
the other day and signed the com
plaint yesterday.
A deputy marshal was dispatched
with the warrant and to bring Mr
Kelliher to Nome.
Airplane Activities
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service made a flight to Golovin
today with Postal Inspector Radey.
On the return trip the plane stop
ped at Council and brought H. F.
Dent to Nome. This afternoon the
plane made a flight to Teller and
brought back Chas Rice, Chas. F.
Rand and Meta Muller as passengers.
Another flight is planned to Teller
tomorrow..
Pilot Chester Brown of the North
ern Air Transport made a flight to
Teller and Tin City today with Mr.
Floyd McKinnon, and Carl Dreutzer
as passengers. Mr. McKinnon is
president of a tin mining concern
which started operations in the vic
inity of Tin City this spring. Mr.
Dreutzer is an attorney for Percy
A. Robbins of Chicago
Pilot John Lynn of the Northern
Air Transport is scheduled to hop
off for Fairbanks on his return trip
as soon as weather permits, carry
ing passengers, mail and express.
Polet’s Store received a consign
ment of fresh head lettuce this morn
ing from the celebrated Pilgrim
Springs gardens, about 65 miles in
land from Nome. The garden truck
grown at the Pilgrim Mission sur
passes anything brought to Nome
from the Outside.
This being Friday, the Polet store
also received a consignment of fresh
fish caught in local waters.
W. A. Gilmore, attorney, who is
representing the Cordovado Gold
Dredging Company, is receiving med
ical attention at the Maynard Colum
bus Hospital since last night, and
was unable to attend to business
in the U. S. District Court today.
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| Navy Aviator Dead
(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, July 25—John F. Me
j Namara, aged 36, Navy aviator who
j was reported to have been the first
j American to sink a German submar
I ine in the world war, died here to
*day.
Denied Reports Of
Exportation Arms
(By The Associated Press)
TOKYO. July 25—The foreign of
fice spokesman issued a denial today
.that Japan was exporting arms to
Ethiopia, following the check on a
rumor heard yesterday.
6 Convicts Escape
From County Jail
—
(By The Associated Press)
CADIZ. Ohio. July 26, —Two es
caped convicts led four other pris- j
oners, including two former con
victs in a break from the county
jail here. Using a four foot bar
from a ventilator, the six men pound
ed a hole in the jail wall and fled
at 4:00 A. M. this morning, A posse
was organized as soon as their dis
appearance become known.
Telegraphic Briefs
(By The Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, July 26, —Wiley
Post and wife and Will Rogers hop
ped off from here this morning for
a New Mexico resort for a few days
vacation, instead of starting his Al
aska hop via Seattle.
PASCO, Wn, July 26, —Fire wip-'
ed out four buildings in the oldest
section of the business district here
Thursday night. Before the (lames
were controlled it required the com-j
bined efforts of the fire departments
of Pasco and Kennewick, aided by
volunteers. The loss has- not been
estimated, but it is believed small.
SEATTLE, July 26. —Paul P.
Hursh 37, who was arrested at Jun-i
eau, arrived here Thursday night in
the custody of a deputy sheriff.
He is being held for questioning in
connection with the daylight hold
ups of the Peoples Seaboard banks
here.
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