ALASKA FORUM
(OFFIC !AL PAPER)
/the forum publishing co.
J. B. Wingate Kditor and Manager.
VOI.UMK 2. No. 25
SATURDAY, MARCH 15, I902.
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KIUTOIMAL,.
Andrew Carnegie has offered the
government $10,000,000 for the es
tablishment of a national university
at Washington, and Mrs. Stanford
has given $^0,000,000 to the Iceland
Stanford Jr. University of Califor
nia. This is an instance of the irony
of fate; men enduring untold hard
snips in these Northern latitudes to
acquire a competence, while th^se
who already possess vast wealth
are hunting for opportunities to get
rid of it.
Judge Cook, of the San Francisco
bench, recently sentenced a foot
pad to life imprisonment, and an
other tj twenty-seven years. This
o..gnt to keep anyone with a han
kering for otuer peoples' pocket
books on the straight and narrow
pa ill.
The manufacturing industries of
California areon the increase. Cap
ital invested in California increased
bom $147,797,102 in 1890 to $205,
395,025 in 1900, 40 percent. Wage
corners increased 25 per sent, and
the peoducts 41 percent, or from
$213,000,000 to $303,000,000.
H. C. Frick, the Steele magnate,
will erect a hotel in Pittsburg, Pa.?
that will surpass any hotel now in
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Yukon Omen Of Pioneers meed every
first Saturday in each month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
meets every 2nd. ami 4th. Saturday.
J. C. meeting every Tuesday evening
at the old postoiilce building.
I. O. O.ld Association meets every
Monday evening.
existence. The cost exclusive oj
the site, will be $5,000,000.
Items Around Town.
Bob Martin and Jack Nets .n led
for Glen Tuesday. It is rumored
that Nelson will start a place at
Deakvme.
Mrs. Baty lias taken charge of
the 47 roadhouse for Jack Nelson.
Good meals will stili be the special
ty at tnis house.
Oliver Goss left for the Koyukuk
Thursday morning. Goss has a
good team and expects to make a
quick trip into the reported dig
gings via tne Dali river trail.
Barber and McGovern came in
from the Quail country Wednesday
with a big load of cariboo meat.
The boys got ten cariboo and went
back Thursday for another load.
Oliver Goss and Jim Risdon ar
! rived from Taiiaua the early part of
i
! the week. Risdon will remain in
camp for a few weeks, while Goss
: is making ready for a trip to the
I Koyukuk.
Barber Hall, who left here for
I the Koyukuk last week with Cas
| siar Jim, came back Tuesday. His
| face and neck is badly .frozen, the
! fierce wind being to much tor him.
j He says Rampart is good enough
for him and “don’t believe there is
anything in that Koyukuk boom,
| nohow.”
-OLD
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Bliiokb^rrv Bramiy-Scotch and
!ri> h Whisk if s—( ognac
— W. A. LAC\’S FAMOUS WH1SKJKS.—
Bohemian Beer, $12 doz.
fij^SANCHEZ& HAYA CIGARS.
J. ANiCICH, PROP.
T he
Reception.
Clioice Wines, Liqnorss
and Cigar».
BILLY PORTER PROP.
THE GLEfl $A!
—2 Above, Glen Guldi.—
Fine Wines & hiciuors.
KARSKNER & NELSON.
j LEGAL NOTICE.
I - .
IN THE JUSTICE’S COURT, EAGLE PRE
CINCT, J/iSTRICT OF ALASKA. BEFORE
i CARL M. JOHA^SoN, COM MI SiONER AND
I KX-OFFlUlO JUSTICE; OF T1IE peace
| Joseph B. Howard, 'I
Plaintiff, j
—VS— y Summons ft r
Geo. K. French i Publication,
i Defendant.)
! THE President of the United States sends
| greeting to the Defendant. Geo. K. French:
You are hereby requiied to a\ ptar in an ac
i tion brought against you by the above named
i plain tiffin the justices Court of E.agle Precinct
i District of Alaska, and to answer before the
| Commissioner and ex-officio Justice of the Peace
j of said Precinct, at his ( ffice in the town of
j Eagle, the complaint riled therein, within thirty
I days after the completion of the period of pub
! lication of this Summons: to wit: within thirty
j days after the twenty-second day of March A.I>.
j 1902.
j The said action is brought to recover of you
i the sum of One Hundred, Sixty-Two Dollars and
J fifty cents: Eighty-Two Dollars and fifty cents
j on a promissory note bearing date of December
i 27th, 1900; Twenty-Five Dollars for work and
; labor performed; and Fifty-Five Dollars for rent
j ot building as per contract,
l And unless you so appear and answer said
! complaint, as above required, said plaintiff will
I takejudgmeut against you for tnesnm of One
j Hundred, Sixty-Two Dollars and fifty cents,
l together writh the costs of this action,
j The Order for service by publication was itfsued
on the fourteenth day of January, A. D. 1902,
and directs that Summons be published at least
once a week for six consecutive weeks in the
Alaska forum, a newspaper published at
Rampart, Alaska. First insertion, Feb. 8, 1902,
last insertion March 22nd, 1902.
Given under my hand and seal this 14th day
of January A. D. 1902.
| SEAL I Carl M. Johan son,
Commissioner and ex-officio
justice of the Peace.
I„. C. Hess, Attorney for Plaintiff,