COURT ITEMS
- The Grand Jury handed in an
indictment last Monday charging j
Walter Smith with larceny Hez-;
ikiah Kenzet held on a charge of
manufacturing “hootch” was given j
his liberty, the Grand Jury failing
to find a true bill.
J. M. Andrews of Tanatia has
brought suit against Amanda Sher
strotn of the same place to recover
$50 Andrews has attached a three
room cottage at Tanana belonging
to Mandy.
The trial of W. A. Bigeh w,
charged with robbery, occnpied the
court’t time Wednesday andThurs
doy. The jury was out a half hour
and brought in a verdict of guilty.
Bigelow has not yet received his
sentence.
Isabel Bartlett was granted a di
vorce from A1 Bartletf on the ground
of failure to provide, by Judge
Wickersham last Thursday. Bart
lett is confined in the local zoo, for
trial at this term of court, on a
charge of larceny.
The case of Frissell vs Klondike
Estates Co. for damages under an
alleged cont act, occupied tie day
at Monday’s sitting. The j lry re
tired at 3 o’clock, and at 9 o’clock
that evening they were discharged
being unable to agree. It is said
they stood 8 t04in favorjof Frissel .
On an information filed by Asst
District Attorney Hess last Mon
day, Judge Wickersham issued a
bench warrant for the arrest of W.
M. Williams on a charge oj selling
liquor without a license. The in
formation charges Williams with
selling fifty barrels of beer, two
barrels of whiskey, and five cases
af assorted liquors to J. C. Neison,
of the Mirror saloon on Jnly 15th.
Williams was released pending
trial under $500 bonds. E R. Peo
ples and Joe Anicich qualified as
sureties.
New Store
Creamery Butter
AND
Fresh Roll Butter
FULL LINE OF
FAMILY &' MISERS
SUPPLIES
Peoples & Woodruff
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COMMISSIONER’S COURT REVERSED
The case of Risdon & Nelson vs
Massey was before Judge Wicker
sham and a jury Tuesday. lhi>
case is an appeal from the commb
: sioner’s court here, where it was
' decided by the commissioner infav
! o- of the plaintiffs. Massey asked
! for the return of his dogteam taken
| from him on the trail last January,
compensation for plaintiffs use of
; the team, and damages for the mal
treatment he received when the
I team wasdaken from him by two
(employees of the plaintiffs, Ed
| Mullen and J. Morgan, last Jan
! uary. The jury • rendered a ver
dict in favor of Massey, giving him
ti e team, $266.25 f°r the detention
of the dogs, $100 damages, and the
costs, thus reversing the judgment
of ihe lower court.
Drinks 12^20—oed reception.
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Reception.
'Wines, Liquors, Cigars. ,
Try our 12 year old pony.
S. E. HEETER’S
PACK TRAIN
The Pioneer Packer and
Freighter of the. Camp. ~
Dry or Green Wood delivered .
Personal Supervision thus
Insuring Care & Despatch.
TTlie Eagle
Bourbon and Rye Whiskies
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BOTTLED BEERS
Fine wines, Good Cigars.
Fool Table. J. Iseman.
JIM MellUGH
Freighter...
TEAMS LEAVE FOR GLEN and
EUREKA EVERT’ MONDAY and
THURSDAY-Quick Despatch
WOOD FOR SALE
Rainier Beer
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