TIIK NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO S MAYNARD. Editoi
RUSSELL G MAYNARD, Manager.
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Fed. Grand Jury
Is Ready Report
The U S. District Court
con-, ne'j thi- morning at
10 A.M. and the grand jury
retu: ned two not true bills,
in the c uses of Hem y Cari
ker and Walter Walker, ac
cused of larceny of two rein
deer.
The secret indictments
brought in yesterday were
against Tom Olson, charg
ing in one indictment with
contributing to the delinq
uency of a minor; and in
the second on three separ
ate counts of the same
charge.
Olson appeared in court
this morning, was arraign
ed and pleaded guilty. The
court sentenced him to pay
a fine of $125.00 on each of
the counts under which he
was indicted, the total fine
amounting to $500,00. The
fine was paid immediately
and he was released.
Jimmy Richards, was ar
raigned on a charge of first
degree murder, under an
indictment returned by the
grand jury. Judge J.H.S.
Morison appointed Attor
ney O. D. Cochran as his
counsel, who requested 48
hours within which to have
the defendant plead.
Robert Taimgmulaky, was
arraigned on an indictment
charging him with cohabi
tating in a state of adultery
and date for pleading was
set for Thursday.
Edgar Brown, who plead
ed guilty to a charge of lar
ceny )f wine at Kotzebue,
thi> m >rning changed hi*
plea to guilty. A sentence
of one year and one day at
M : ;1. d p mite nti ry
was imposed by Judge J.H.
S. Mori son.
Edwin Katoongan, charg
ed in an indictment of the
crime of rape, pleaded not
guilty this morning, and
time for his trial was set
for next Tuesday.
Fritz Carlson, pleaded not
guilty to a charge of assault
with a dangerous weapon,
and date for his trial was
set for next Tuesday. At
torney Leroy Sullivan is
acting as his counsel.
Attorney Sullivan also in
formed the court that he
was the defense attorney
for Jimmy Andrews accus
ed of assault with a danger
ous weapon. The Andrews
case is set for trial for Tucs
day.
Mike Horn, charged with
first degree murder is to
plea before the court Fri
day, Attorney Cochran is
acting as his counsel.
Court adjourned until
Thursday morning at ten
A.M. or until the call of the
grand jury.
At 10 A.M. tomorrow the
regular panel of the petit
jury is returnable, as is also
the special venire drawn
last Monday.,
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