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M >rt‘ I)<*\ v • ojMiii*nt s in t JM* ISimotis r;sM*
— •Vi. at Kit i Sa.v i .iv
in s .» i i . <» , i ;».
Attorney Green, tor his client
Mrs./Mvtrs, dispavciied legal papers
to the Cv urt at Facie, on li e ias;
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mail, which, if they have tne l-fleet
desired l>v the alto, nev, wii! change
trie w.ioie aspect on tne face oi tne
6 or 8 c rue red litigation for the
p >ssession of the muon. sought ha
a id la.nous claim eg Utile .wino m
jr. Tne court is as ee i to remove
l :e trn.stee and to appoint a tec i\
er with full power to worn the ciabu
a> he Gunks be:t, expressly stating
taut ihn.stee linker is not objected
t > as a1 oointee. The attention of
t i
tine com t is called to a deci - ion of the
l . ■>. Circuit C yurt oi Appeals ot
S ui Francisco, last September, in
r "gard to a case which is considered
similar in ciromn. tauce o it uo
supposed the matter had been ad
jListed pending the anival id' the
court next May and it will be some
ti ne in February lie; le it will be
k lown h re what actio . i> taken in
cue iiiauer.
i'liily ami me *. working on the upper
fi l of 2.1 i. e aot nientio led ;:i Me papers.
A1 Alien, who is woikmo- the
elaim in question by decision ottue
court, was seen and said: I was
present in Lircle wnen the present
} i in was deci ded upon and neliece
tie court knew what it wasdoimr.
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AH the ot.ier litigants nnw-ar to he
working against me now as hereto
i we but I have clone what I deem
right, am working the claim as if it
were mine and I will put on more
men soon. Wne 1 the trial is over
the one who wins will have the re
sult of mv work. Judge Post, mv
attorney, is 11 Washington to return
by the first o in the spring*.
J. Nelson w as seen and said: tiie affi
davit I marie m reference to 24 1. 111.
j’. hat tlie go d s coa se and anvone, so
d spo.-ed, could p:ck up 75 per cent of tlie
gold taken, and any oilier statement I
made therein, which was sent to KagleJ.
am willing and intend to stand by. Fur
ther, that the order sent down by the
cuu: l u> l ra.mec ilakcr dai not sliow that
iVy attorney agr ed to ii ;vr Allen wo. k
j tne claim. In fact I expressly told my
j attorney, junge Clay-pool, to make no
i Comoro rose ajhl vvniir i warned Car claim
worked [ net not want an interested liti
gant to do it.
J 1 T(i ;m>«' r:i ‘ "i :o*.
The weather report f< ,r t i;e weak
endmig- Nov. 22 as submitted ?>y Met
eorological Observer J/iebcs:
.Wit.vimitm .Xi)V, it) ./ s;
Minim mu.Xov.2i ...
Mean
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Reports receive’. 1 iYom uic rncctii:^ held
Tlies-;lay on 9 Lillie MJcoo-k art : 't he
creek will he governed hv ilic Ik S. min
imi laws atiei jam J, ’oi. j. Y\ k l)muMh
Wf.s eiecLal rvcoidvr, wee ivtcr-o ideaci.
As Aiel / ra\y, w h(> hoIk\ed 1 i 1 e incn on the
d sputvd lay between S and 9 that thev
worked that gunmd at their own risk,
dd notapp ar, the matter remains the
same ami Lie men continue to work.
I h ^ ofM'1 I 1 \ 'TOll f \\ , ,1 i]‘;OV
a 1 -t — e,i hi 1 . v i, v 1 i 1 \\ 1 1)i y 1 cs r cm t
host at a whist party Saturday, af
ter wiiici a sumptuous luncheon
was served - including genuine
roast turkey --aii enjoyed both and
wil long remember theeo^v apart
ineuis in the .V. C. store.
Mr. and .Mrs. (inrralt anddaugh
, ter lhi with two dog teams for ICu
reka Tue.0!av niomineg, exi>ee1111 g
) anive Wednesday. Miss (xur
c 'j
rail will return shortly to 1 e the
1 ;untan and Mrs
g liesl oi AllS.
Walbridee.
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Mrs. I. ingford is the truest of Miss
Parke while Mr. Langford and lack
Spencer are preparing “the house
t: at jack built" to receive Mrs. I,,
on the quartz claim on Mike Hess.
Tire Bishop ot Alaska has defer
red his visit to St. Andrews Mission
u. t 1 after Dec. i.
Thanksgiving- Day sen ices will
be held in St.Andrew’s Cliapei at
ii a.tn., Thursday, Nov. 29.
There are four estates already
enumerated on the books of Com
missioner Clavpool at Circle, await
ing to be probated.
There was a stampede to Dawson
Creek, reported last Wednesday.
Royer and Brown will work a
lay on 25 b.m.
lift T ~t
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The long looked for mail arrived
last Monday, and the citizen.-. ex
pected news of (air eommis-inner
and deputy marshall; but alas no.
Idle situation is grave, and in the
o] in ion o! prominent attorneys,
one teat will cause endless Htwai n u
and expense to future claim owners.
According to the act of Congress,
Jane,6 last; it provided that the re
cords of the various creeks in the
district to be outlined am
I ! > ) 1 1 *■ \ « i -
l > ’ M . 1 1 v »
ed ! >y t e court be tunica over to
a commissioner, appointed for the
dn tiiet, by the court, within six
months. This would mean on or
bei *re Dec.6, of this year: now the*
question arises, in the absence of
the commissioner, will any records
made after Dec.6, be leg d?
The court may hold that they are,
but it surely means litigation, and
litigation erases money. This con
dition is unjust and any blame or
odium, attaching- to anv litigation
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in the future, arising therefrom lies
with the appointive power and no
ome
Another j base: While Rampart
is an orderly and 1 i\v-abiding
camp, still conditions liable to
cruse trouble and bloodshed, a re
liable to appear at any time, and in
the event of such, we are totally
without legal authority or redness.
The only remedy for this is some
form of civil government for the es
pecial purpose of protection to life
and property, and for the organiza
tion of a committee whose acts the
community will stand by. This
can be done without expense and
taxes in any form would not be
necessary.
Carrier Currier arrived from T.ru
ana Saturday. He reports a lu.v l
trip going down, a heavy rain at
Bear creek, taking 7 hours to m We
six miles and 5 days to arrive at
Tanaua.