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Village and Hamlet in the
Second Division.
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Little Girl’s Arm
Is Ossifying And
Cannot Prevent
(By The Associated Press)
ARCADIA, Wis., Dec. 18, —
Her right arm turned to ‘‘stone”
by a rare malady, a flaxen haired
two-year-old girl cheerfully car
ed for her dolls today with one
hand.
Dolores Breska, toddling her
way about the trim white cott
age of her parents, played as
best she could with her active
little brother, 11 months old. She
ate her meals left-handed be
cause she could not lift her right.
Her mother, Mrs. Alysius Bres
ka, wife of a local tavern-keep
er, said Dolores apparently was
in no pain and generally seemed
quite happy. However, the child
was irritable at times, her moth
er said, probably because of the
stiffness of her arm and neck.
The unusual disease, symptoms
of which first appeared a year
ago, was ossifying some of her
muscles. The first indication of
ossification was a hard lump on
her head, and later lumps devel
oped on the back and neck. Then
the muscles of the arms began
to harden.
NOTICE
The Common Council sitting
as a board of equalization will
meet on December 17 and 18,
1930, at 7 o’clock P. M.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
By M. J. WALSH,
City Clerk.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Mostly fair weather obtained
this morning over the western
; division of Alaska while snow
1 squalls and ground fog condi
i tions continue over portions of
the Central Yukoh and Tanana ■
Valley. Snow was falling at
Juneau and Dawson. Fair skies
obtained along the Gulf.
The lowest temperature report
Story McKenzie
Is Re-Published
(Continued From Page Two)
Discovery Claim on Anvil Creek;
Nos. 3, 9, 11 and 12 above Dis
covery on Anvil Creek and a
claim on Nikkilai Gulch. After
McKenzie’s arrival a suit was in
stituted, entitled Chipps, vs. Lin
deberg et al., for possession of
Discovery Claim on Anvil Creek.
There were not any valid gro
unds for the institution of this
suit, as the plaintiff had jumped
or re-located the property while
the defendants were working it.
The defendants claimed the pro
perty by virtue of first location
and also by purchase from a
jumper who had located the pro
perty after they had acquired it,
and whose right and title they
had bought. But this was a very
rich property, producing a large
quantity of gold dust every day.
Mr. Hume says that he protested
against the beginning of this suit
as there did not appear to him
any ground upon which the case
could be won. But the first gun
of the receiver and injunction
fight was fired over this property.
An injunction was granted and
(Continued Tomorrow)
ed over the field of airway ob-1
servations was —48 at Crooked
Creek. Other low temperatures
were— Nulato —48, Kaltag—45,
Flat —46, Ruby —40, Kotzebue |
—24, Deering —22
Barometer readings continue
low’ over Alaska and southward
over the north Pacific Ocean. A
storm area is charted near Atka
on the Aleutians. With the east
ward movement of this distur
bance some moderation may be
expected for Nome aud vicinity
with increasing cloudiness and
possibly snow squalls by Satur
day noon.
The lowest temperature at
Nome last night was —19 and
the highest yesterday —8.
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