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Local News Items
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NOTICE.
The Nome Mine Workers Union,
unanimously, decided by a referen
dum vote taken last Saturday, to
demand, on and after May 1st, 1918,
recognition of tile Union, and $5.00
l>er day and board, for an eight-hour
work day.
MARTIN K^NNELLY, Pres.
I * ALBERT BRATEN, Sec'y
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HARRY GABRIELSON
I In Pleasing Songs-1-April 27th
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Jack Devine who has been in our
j midst during the past week cr so,
j expects to commence his long mush
j back to Kiana, tomorrow.
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i A consignment of outside second
) class mail matter arrived yesterday,
j The same was speedily distributed
i by Postmaster Walsh’s efficient
| force.
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i Red Cross Ladies meet today.
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j Ed Bolden, and (Kouge.r^k) Smith
, left Saturday for Candle. They con
j templatcd remaining at the afore
said camp until next fall.
; .Bud Walsh expects to be ready
j to leave for Chinik, either today or
! tomorrow.
| Mail for Unalakleet, Yukon and
i way points will close today at 5 p.
! m. This will be the last of the
j semi-weekly mails to leave, via the
I Winter route for the aforesaid places,
j' Hereafter the outgoing mail for
Unalakleet, and way points, will close
1 every Monday at 5 p. m.
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) Harry Hepworth is figuring on soon
! returning to Oregon creek.
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i Mcbes and Company, operating on
I the Submarine, will increase their
crew of union-men today.
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By reading the adv. on the fouth
page, you will observe the reason
why Mr. Edwards of Marshall City,
has withdrawn from the political
race for legislature honors.
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The only candidate seeking Sen- j
atorial honors, who has so far an- j
nouneed himself in the columns of)
this paper is Martin Moran.
j\ Mr. Moran is a well-known old
I timer in this section of the country.]
I He is at present prospecting on |
! Klcary creek, a tributary of the |
! Kohuk river. Mr. Moran’s card was
■ handed to us for publication last |
! evening.
Dr. Chaee received a letter by i
"yeroterday’s mail from Mrs. Lars1
Gunderson of Dime creek. The lady j
requested the doctor to forward as j
soon as possible certain necessary ]
medicines needed in the aforesaid
camp. The letter also contained the
information that Hinny Dugan, a
miner employed by Charlie Murray
recently met with a serious accident.
\A boiler explosion occurred, badly
scalding his face and arms, his left
arm particularly so.
There being no physician at Dime
j creek, Mrs. Gunderson is looked
• upon as the Mother of lHo camp,
she administers to the wants of
any of the miners who are unfortun
ate enough to meet with an accident.
“We have repeatedly heard from
men who have returned from down
there, of the good work this lady
has, and apparently is doing, in ad
) ministering relief to those in need
of the services of a physician. We
feci assured that she deserves all
■ the praise given her by former
Dimeitea.
I Alluring Costumes — EAGLE HALL
APRIL 27tli.
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WEATHER REPORT
y. S. Weather Bureau.
April 21, 6 A. M.
Tempjeraturc—Max 33 Min 10
Barometer—29.585 inches.
Woather—»Snow
Wind—E. 10 miles per hour
Precipitation—.40 Inches
April 21, 6 P. M.
Temperature—Max 37 Min 33
■ Barometer—29.(159 inches
1 Weather—Snow
' Wind—S. 13 miles per hour
* Precipitation—.04 inches
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* DISTRICT COURT NOTES
* Court convened at 11 a. m. last
* Saturday. Judge O. D. Cochran
* asked his honor for an extension of
* time to file a bill of exceptions in
» the case of the Alaska Mines Corp
oration vs F. Schmedling for title
> to a mining claim. The request
> was ganted, and the time limit ex
> tended until June 15th.
Attorney J. F. Hobbs was ropres
i, eating Attorney Wm. A. Gilmore,
’ in the afor said cate.
Mr. Hobbs also appeared in Court
in behalf of the City of Nome in
reference to the legal proceed ure of
annexing the property of delinquent :
taxpayers.
Judge Holzheimer announced that j
a petition had been handed to him,!
signed by twenty-four citizens. Said j
petition was purported to be a re
monstrance pertaining to the unjust I
system of taxation which is in vogue I
in the municipality of Nome.
Judge Hobbes objected to the peti
tion being filed as being adverse to
the City’s request, on account of
same not bearing upon its face th6,
necessary legal qualifications stat- !
ing the reasons for objecting, etc. j
'His Honor sustained the City Attor-1
ney’s objection.
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District Attorney Mundy read a'
typewritten document, the nature of '
which was a petition to his honor!
requesting that an order be issued
for one Martin Kennelly to appear
in Court and show cause why sen
tence for contempt of court should
not be pronounced against him, for
publishing or causing to be published
the following squib in the local items
column of the Daily Nome Indus
trial Worker, in the issue of April ;
11th, towit:
“These feiv linos are written
for the benefit of those whom
it may concern.
Whenever the Miners in this
community desire to discuss
the wage question, they will
do so, at an oper. meeting,
or at a closed meeting,
without consulting George
B. Mur.dy, or others similar
to him, in regards there
to. Regardless of intim
idation with threats of arrest.
Now, Mr. Mundy, if you have
knowledge that any citizen in
this community has committed
a crime against the peace and
dignity of the United States of
America, just go ri^ht along
and do your sworn duty. Don't
threaten • him by saying, ‘I
would have you arrested only
l'cr your family’s sake.’
Remember that because a man i
is married and ha3 a family, | j
lie has no more special prive- |
leges regarding the enforcement j
of the law, than a single man
has. Therefore, that is no roa- j
son why he should violate the | j
law, anymore than igno’v.nco 11
of the law is itself an excuse j
fer so doing. *
We presume, that if tlxo per- >
sen, or persons so threatened
by Mundy, will notify the Hon- j
orable, Judge of the District
Court, due cognizance will be j
taken, and wo feel assured, if I
the aforesaid attitude of the 1
prosecuting tor: oy, is found j
to be correct, the mat. r will j
bo thoroughly investigated.”
Afte r his Honor had carefully read
i the contents of the aforesaid docu
ment he informed Mr. Mundy that
I he failed to see any re ason therein,
' why such an order should be Issued, I
| because in his opinion nothing in
| said squib pertained to any matter
| which could be considered as con
j tempt of court.
He went on to say: “Your Honor,
| the aforesaid squib, in my opinion,
Was published, l'or the purpose of
I predjudicing miners against me,
j who may serve as jurors, In the
j lycr.sc of the S. S. vs Martin
! Kennolly.”
| Hio Honor couldn’t see it that
way. Mr. Mundy continued by say
ing: “1 desire to call your Honor’s
attention to one part in particular,
Vf the aforesaid squib, the part which
Isays that I threatened a minor with
arrest because he spoke at a certain
mooting upon the wage question. 1
want to say to your Honor, that the
aforesaid statement is false, and it
is a reflection upon me as an ofllcer
•of the court for doing my duty.
Judg' Holzheimer promptly in
formed him that he did not consider
him any more an officer of the
court, than M. Hobbes. Mr. Cochran,
or any other mem tier of the Nome
Bar Association. He refreshed his
((Mr. Mundy’s) memory that all,
I members of tho Nome .-Bar Assoeia-j
ition are officers of the court.
The Court intimated that ha was
inclined to consider the squib had
nothing to do with contempt ot
jeourt. He further stated that he
(considered the said squib merely a
j personal affair between Mr. Mundy
and whoever wrote it, and if it was
not true the District Attorneys know
what legal process to go through to
get redress.
His Honor concluded by saying:
“I am going away on a visit to
‘Council City, probably for a week
• or so, and I’ll look into this matter
I after I return.”
(We desdre to emphatically re
iterate for tho benefit of Mr. Mundy,
: or whoever else it may concern that
the contents of the aforesaid squib
ere absolutely correct.)
The case of the U. S. vs Martin
■ (Kenuelly, has been sot to be taken
. up sometime during the July term
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