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W<M*klv: Kaimmrt, Alaska, Thursilav. Jairiarv -I. KIUI.
WORK RESUMED- ALL 3 AT G'lFCD
LITIGATION AWAITS CO U R T
N SI RING.
Tiie order oi the court, in the
matter of the an uieation oi' Valerie
Mvers et al. lor a receiver on a; 1.
m jr. was received list mail. The
petition lor a receiver was denied,
, • iin 1 >all and VS inborn are allowed
to intervene. Aden is to m ike a
new bond; which is tob? accept idle
to 1'rustee linker, who wid forward
it to K iole lor approw 1
Woikcan ber strned however as
s h>ii as the bond is aeeepted by the
Irus’e e.
A e ish bond of s_\noo w as phased
in Trustee Baker s h mdslast Tu \s
d iv nit;lit by A1 All in. Work was
iinnicd;: te’y resumed on the claim.
This will do away withanv annov
aiu e in the future ( \st the the
bond, as a bond base l on real es
tate would cause trouble auain if
any signer shou d dispose of any
propei t\ wiiile on it. This prac
tically clones all the itimition until
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the court arrives nevlMay. Juiye
Wickersham has acrei ted J, I,,
Green, as substitute tor Call-am, as
council for Mrs. Myers, in the iiti
gatini on 24 l.m. jr.
LOPIS ON THE TRAIL.
I). W. Loi>er from Ciic'e headed
for the Kuskokwim parsed through
here. He rep >rts a st>i ce on Bat
chelor cieek in the Tanana distiict
and that 10,000 feet of sluice Box
lumber is being freighted there from
Circle. Also that there is no stain
pc le on for the K .skokwi n in his
mind, lie parsed six sicks of mail
at Ft. Hamlin for below, that the
trails are in a b. d condition and
that all tlm mail teams below Ft.
Yukon are practically worn out;
that if the dogs are not replaced the
mail will rot be able to come thro’
on otkeduk hereafter.
Dec. i6% Stampede horn
1) (WSjii to Forty Mile ieporled on.
Co. IC has kept limiting parties
out all winter with little success so
lar. Deep snow makes hunting
ini; (1. A second dance was ^ i ven
i>y Co. K. in tlieir new' barracks.
Lieut. Tillman is confined to his
rooiii w d ii a ?evei ci»1 • I.
a hum an l ma;;m IA '
That Marshal Gmchle is looking
ahtr the health oj in . pi .(mu a,
was demonstrated by his taking
Han Carulan out lor exceicise yes
terday. While Carolan is still in
good health; close confinement is
beginning to toil on him. The
marshal is responsible for the health
ol his prisoner, and will, weather
pei nutting, continue to exccicbe
Carolan until the court takes him
oil his hands.
B.1ZIMNIIM RI3IGN3.
()n account ot milling ventures
that demand his sole attention, \V.
II. brennen handed in his resigns
tion as guard, to Marshal Gmehle
yesterday. brennen says he can't
get rid ol the itching* lor mining,
and as he has lollowed it lor twenty
years, cannot learn new* tricks. He
has got nothing but good words tor
the marshal and his methods. Tom
Craw lord has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
Several Thanksgiving proclama
tions issued by Gov. Brady early
in November have just reached
Rampart.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
The weather report lor the week
ending Jan. ?\ as submitted by Met
c -rologieal Observer Liebes;
Maximum.fan. tS - o
Minimum Jan. oo.
Meat! .. '/ ,
H.O.Belden, special carrier, com
pleted a record breaking trip last
evening, he made a round trip to
i Tt. Hamlin in 5G days, over a
ke-vily uiiit d : now trail.
S. 3 TOPEKA LOST
CHINA.
Skagway, Dee. i r. Topeka tot.
w reck four miles south of Kldr
]im 1 She .cip h t 3 he ltd ncai Si
11vans I .’aimI, in a klinrhtJp spji a
su<l pa acngei s sa vc« l.
i
y
I.»»m l« a i. I a r .) l Hike tuoi l t h t
that tin- ppj <n hascontened Idil * -
cloui on Koheits. Parliament as. -
eel to v<ite him $500,000.
St. Petersburg, Dec.y. C/ar is at
tending to .state affairs again.
Seattle, Dec. S. K. W. Shanks,
was shot and instantly killed, by
W. K. Langdou. He had refused to
lend Langdou monev.
New York. Dec. S. Dispatches
bom Windsor, Kngland, say that
there is great anxiety over the ini
paiioil health of the Queen.
Vancouver, Dec. X. Sir. Alpha
had an exciting race for life, 200
miles out from Yokohama she be
gan to leak and barely reached poll.
New York, Dec. X, Roland Reed
dying in hospital here.
London, Dec. 7, Chamberlain has
announced civil government for the
Doers. The j lan is hailed with de
light as bringing order out of chaos.
Washington, Dec. 7, Bids opened
for the construction of nine new
battleshij s and six armored cruis
e rs.
Dawson,Dec.7. Slorah who killed
i Pearl Mitchell, sentenced to he
1 ha need March 1st.
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Washington, Dec. 3. Russia's
proposition tor restoration of im
perial power in Pekin, has been
accepted by United States. 11 is in
; full harmony with our desires for
an effective and enduring .* ettfo
ment. Petrib lion and justice de
mand that all o' lprits suffci full
pia .ion.
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