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Story McKenzie
Noy es Regime
Is Re-Published
(Continued From Yesterday)
Third Installment
An Injunction Granted.
An injunction was granted and
Alexander McKenzie was appoint,
ed receiver of this claim. His
bond was fixed at $5,000, altho
the complaint averred that the
ground was producing not less
than $15,000 daily.. Armed with
the authority of the court Mr.
McKenzie immediately went to
the claim and took possession of
it. He had a team waiting, and
was ready to start as soon as the
order was signed. Later Judge
Noyes amended the order so as
to give Receiver McKenzie pos
session of all the personal pro
perty on the claim. This order
was so broad that McKenzie
could have taken possession of the
personal property of a stranger,
in no wise connected with the
mining claim, who might have
happened to have been on the
property. Under this amended
order the Receiver took posses
sion of the safe and the dust it
contained, the sluice-boxes, min
ing implements, tents, provisions
and cooking utensils. All of this
was contrary to the law, as the
Alaska Code did not permit of a
receivership for personal proper
ty. But this was a case like the
incident of the man in jail who,
when his friend said to him with
indignation over what he charac
terized as an outrage. ‘‘They can’t'
put you in here!” replied “But
they have got me in here, never
theless.”
More Injunctions—Receiver
Takes Possession at Midnight
The court was busy several
days granting injunctions and ap
pointing receivers, and in a very
short time Alexander McKenzie
was operating the most valuable
claims on Anvil Creek. When he
went to take possession of the
Anvil property owned by the
Wild Goose Mining and Trading
Company, and under the super
vision of Mr. G. W. Price, he ar
rived at the claim at midnight.
The night shift were just ready
to partake of their midnight meal
Mr Price was asleep. He was
awakened and notified of the or
der of the court, and the receiver
& the officers accompanying him
sat down to the board and ate Mr
Price’s food as though they were
honored guests. Mr. Price was
a law-abiding citizen. He obey
ed the order of the court, left the
camp and returned to Nome.
Defendants Try to Get Speedy
Justice, But Fail.
The defendants in these cases
were not idle. They w'ere repre
sented by the best counsel in the
North, and there were some able
attorneys in Nome. The princi
pal defendants were Lindeberg &
partners, subsequently known as
the Pioneer Mining Company, &
the Wild Goose Mining and Trad
ing Company. Their counsel was
William H. Metson, Sam Knight,
Judge C. S. Johnson, Albert Fink
and Kenneth M. Jackson. They
endeavored to obtain a speedy
hearing in order to get the in
junction dissolved, but there was
a de'ay caused by Judge Noyes
going to St. Michael to attend to
the business which he announced
at the outset must be done before
he convened court. When a hear
ing was finally obtained the court
refused to dissolve the injunction
nothwithstanding the conclusive
nature of the testimony introduc
ed on behalf of the motion. In
the ease of Chipp vs. Lindeberg
et al., it was shown, as hereto
fore said, that the defendants
owned the property by virtue of
purchase from another jumper,
as well as by first location. About
all the good that was accomplish
ed by the defendants in the first
i
bout wras an increase of the amo
unt of the receiver’s bond, but
even with the increase this bond
was wholly inadequate.
(To be Continued Monday)....
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