ALASKA FORUM
(OFFICIAL PAPER)
THE FORUM PUBLISHING CO.
J . ji. Wingate Pali lor and Manager.
VOI.UMK 2. No. 23
SA TUK DAY , Al A KCli I 1902 .
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K D1TOKIAL.
Iix-Judge Noyes was found guilty
of contempt by the U. S. Circuit
Court of Appeals of the Ninth Dis
trict and not by ihe circuit court
of California. Justice Ross, in
handing down the decision of the
court, deplored the fact that the
statute made and provided in such
ca>es did not allow a more severe
sentence. Noyes got the limit and
outside of a few political black-legs
and their parasites, the respectable
citizens of Alaska concur with Jus
tice Ross.
Loudon is the largest city in the
wndd, with a population in 1901,
of4,537,061. New York is next
in size with 3,437,202, and Pans
third with 2,536,834. There are
ten other cities in tue world that
have a population of a million and
over, the only one of which, how
ever, in ihe United States being
Chicago, 1,698,575.
Noyes was the monkey whom
McKenzie used to handle bis pea
nuts. Noue but a monkey or an
other equally intelligent animal,
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whose ears are longer than his un
derstanding, would endeavor to,
pull Noyes out of the fire. I
. According to the estimate that
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Yu&on Order Of Pioneers lucec* every
first Saturday m e;»en month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
meets evcr\ 2.hl. r nd 4th. Saturday;
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J. C. meeting every iaesday evening
at the old postorKce building.
I. O. O.T\ Assoc nit ion meets ever*
Monday evening.
some of the laymen on Gien give
as to the amount of gold in their
dump, would lead one to figure the
total output around $1,000,000; we
sincerely hope it will.
Corning was not bound over be
cause the “court he'd that lie
should have known that the oil
was stolen,’’ but that it was reason
ably proven that he knew it was
■ stolen property when he bought it.
A number of the boys are laying
plans for summer work. Little
Mir look and S.ate creek appear to
be the favorites.
Items Around Town.
Mrs. Stoddard left for Tanana as
passenger with Freighter Noble
last Tuesday morning.
H. J. Roden has sold his ho-el
toC. B. Adieu. Roden declares he
is not going to the Kjyuktik.
Ed Saxe has succeeded Mrs. Ba
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ty as cook on 8 1. m. Ed went out:
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to the claim Wednesday. !
Charley Brown died at the Mis- j
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sion hospital Thursday morning.
The immediate cause of his death I
was pneumonia and a system al
ready debilitated by the ravages of;
consumption.
J. C Fluga has left Ruby creek j
and has gone over the divide to Te- j
ton creek. He will finish some j
work started last summer, and in -!
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dications found at that time were j
very encouraging. |
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN THE JUSTICE’S COURT. i.A( I E PRE
CINCT . hi STRICT OF \L \ SK A . KOOK E
C A R h M. J011 ANs: > NT, COM Ml S.ON KR ,■. N L>
KX-uFFlclU JUSTICE OF THE PEACE;
Joseph B. Howard, V
Plaintiff, j
—VS— }- Summons for
Geo. K. French ! Publication.
Uefriidaut. j
THK President of the United States sends
greetiug to the Defendant. Geo. K. french:
You are hereby required to a] pear in an ac
tion brought against you by the above named
plain tiffin the justice’s Court of Kagle Preempt
District of Alaska, and to answer before the
Commissioner and ex-offieio justice oftiie Peace
of said Precinct, at his c ftice in the town of
Hagle, the complaint hied tnerein, within thin/
days after the completion of the period of pub
lication of this Summons; to wit; within thirty
days after the twenty-second day of March A.i*.
'-902.
The said action is brought to recover of you
the sum of One Hundred. S xty Two Dollars a* d
fifty7 cents; Kighty-Two Dollars and fifty cents
on a promissory note bearing date of December
27th, 1900; Twenty-Five Dollars for work and
labor performed; andFi ty-Fite Dollars for rent
oi building as per couGud,
And unless you so ap] ear and answer said
complaint, as above required, sa d plaintiff v\ ill
takejudgmeut against you for tnesnm of One
Hundred, Sixty-Two Dollars and fifty cents,
together with the costs cf this action.
The Order for service by publication was issued
on the fourteenth day of January’. A. D. icc2,
and directs that Summons be published at least
once a week for six consecutive w'eeks in the
Alaska forum, a newspaper published at
Rampart, Alaska. First insertion, Feb. 8, 1902,
last insertion March 22nd, 1902.
Givtn under my hand and seal this 14th day
of January A. D. 1902.
j SK AD | Carl M. Johan son,
Commissioner and ex-officio
justice of the Peace.
D. C. Hess, Attorney for Plaintiff,