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“EUREKA”
A STORY OF A MEMORY THAT FAILED.
In Two Parts.
ANIMATED WEEKLY
“The Duel of Candles”
Comedy
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DISTRICT COURT
STILL IN SESSION
The district court is still grind.ng
away, and a number of cases are
either being tried or motions dis
posed of so that they will be at issue,
for the next term of court, which
will likely be held at Anchorage in
September.
In the trial of the cause of William
Evanehup vs. Stephen Polley a de- ■
cision was rendered in favor of the i
plaintiff.
The court confirmed the sentence
of the commissioner's court in tiie
case of the I'nfted States vs. .iennie
Crawford, by dismissing the appeal
of the defendant.
John Matthe.w Brown and Jacob
Andrew' Johnson were admitted to
citizenship
On motion of the attorney for the
plaintiff the case of H W Nagley vs.
J. J. Bartelos, et al., wag dismissed.
Tiie court denied the application
for a receivership in the. case of j
Stuart Maxwell vs J. Casey Mc
Dannel. An order was also eutered
denying the motion to quash the
summons.
In the case of J. A. Curley vs.
Martha White the de,tnurrer of tile
defendant was overruled.
A decision was rendered in favor
of the plaintiff in the trial of Ed.
Keller vs. Cecil Chapman.
An order was made granting the .
motion to quash the summons in the j
case of J- F. Ol3oti vg. Hugh Barclay
and Ge.orge Johnson.
The case of Thomas McLaughlin
vs. May Cody was continued over the
term.
WEATHER REPORT.
Station
Ship creek
Summit Rd. Hs
Mile 52 .
Glacier .
Seward ....
Matanuska
Jet.
Moose Creek
Day Wind
Clear Calm
Clear Calm
Clear Calm
Clear Calm
Cldy. Calm
Clear Calm
62 Clear Calm
Temp.
59
60
60
55
58
60
■Red” Loleen, one of Kmk's pop
ular young society men, spent Satur
day afternoon in the city, getting a |
line on the baseball dope for Fourth
of July. Mr Loleen says the whole
of Ktiik is planning on coming to
A.ncfiorage to take in the Independ
ence day festivities.
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