WILL, FKRBET IT OUT
Rev. J E. Huhn, of St. Andrew’s
Mission, stated bis position in the
recent whisky scandal to the Forum
man in these words:
“I am leaving for Chenoa in a
few days, in response to a telegram !
from Bishop Rowe. Before I go I
wish to say that the maters brought;
out relative to the present illicit!
whisky traffic among :>ur Indians'
will not be allowed to rest. Mar- j
shal Driebelbis assures me that he
•will ferret out the necessary evi
dence. I requested a warrant from
Mr.' Green for the airest of Earnest
. House, of the Mirror saloon, but he
refused to issue one. Mr. Green
stated to me that he had warned
Mr. House previous to the develop
ments at the coroner’s inquest of
last week. Just why a com mis-1
sioner should ws^rn any one found
breaking the law, not to repeat the
offense, instead of causing his im
mediate arrest, is not clear to me.” ,
Rev. J. L. Prevost left for Tatiana
a few days ago.
Johnson & Murchler, a Chenoa
freighting firm, has taken charge of ;
the Hadley horses. Both men ar- i
rived from Chenoa a few days ago. I
Saxe’s Restaurant has been j
remodeled. Private rooms have!
been provided and all patrons are i
assured ©f the best meal served in 1
Rampart.
It is reported that the N. C. Co. !
will not use oil on its boats the*
coming season. The alleged de-!
struction of fish by t ie oil burners
may have caused this decision. ^ j
Rev. J. E- Huhn will leave for!
Chenoa in company with Messrs, j
Belt and Winde today. Mr. Huhn !
goes in response to a telegram sent|
by Bishop Rowe from Fairbanks.;
Mr. Huhn will probably return be-1
fore the opening of navigation.
NOME HFW8 ITEMS
Copies of the Nome Nugget as
late as Feb. io wete received in
this morning’s mail, Irom which
we cull the following items:
Good dumps are being taken out
on many claims on the Inmachuk.
Twelve horses, twelve reindeer and
a number of dog teams are constant
ly freighting coal from Chicago
creek, and also from Turner creek,
Kougarck, to the Inmachuk.
Considerable beach mining is un
der way at Bluff City. Some of the
miners have already taken out sums
ranging from $1,200 to$1,700each.
A new paystreak has been foundN
out in the sea. ^
The case of “Chips” Eeraerts vs.
J. B. Wood and Eugene Chilberg,
involving the title to the * Bella
Kirke bench,claim on the left limit
of Dry creek, opposite 3 above, has
been occupying the attest thin of the
district court for a week, and is at
tracting considerable interest in j
mining circles on account of th^.
known value of the ground in dis-;
pute.
A petition has been filed in the
in the district court asking for a
writ of habeas corpus, the appli
cants being Alice Rollins l&ora
jeska and Victor Morajeska, who
were recently bound over to the
grand jury by Commissioner Mc
Connell, of Kuskokwim.on charges,
of assault to commit robbery, 'file
hearing, went over to Feb. 12.
HE AKST-BRYAN COMBINATION
New York, March io.—An alii !
ance between William J. Bryan and
William R. Hearst. with a view to
dictate the democratic presidential
nomination, is said to now be as
suming form; says the World's
Washington dispatch. It is ascer
tained the present arrangement is
for Mr. Bryan to present Hearst’s
name to the democratic convention.
It is thought that will sweep the
coivention. The proposed nomi
nation of Hearst by Bryan is re
garded as a coupe designed to unite
both wings of the party.
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Insuring Care & Despatch.
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