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IK NOTES
The district court convened for a
short session this morning, the oc
ca slon being what is known In court
! parlance ns law and motion day.
' The Anderson dredge at the mouth
! of Center creek w*ill not be In opera
tion for some time owing to the In
stallation of n new bucket line and
other alterations. Mr. Anderson also
contemplates some thawing before the
big nvtci're wlii take up its labors
for the 3'imrjer.
John Novose, Pete Pierson and Pete
Casovla will leave Monday for Oregon
creek to commence operations on claim
6 above. The boys have mined at
'intervals ^n that locality for several
1 summers.
i The Puciflo Cold Storage Company’s
I refrigerator boat, Ellhu Thomson,
arrived In the roadstead shortly be
fore ten this morning with a full cargo
of meats and other supplies for the
company.
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j Mr. George R. Monday has reslgn
; ed his post of secretary to Judge
j Tucker of the district court and will
j lake over the duties of the district
| attorney during the absence of Dis
trict Attorney Saxton in the official
capacity of assistant district attorney.
The Admiral line freighter Admiral
Wainwright has still a considerable
quantity of freight and oil aboSrfl for
this port and also a heavy load for
Ronanza, Golov*m and St. Michael/ The
i will probably not get away for
the sound before another week. The
return trip will be made by way of
Ketchikan.
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The schooner Belinda and also the
N’okata are loading heavy consign
ments of freight for Dime creek today
and will leave some time during the
afternoon or evening. The nrrival of
i the vessels will surely be greatly wel
, corned by the miners of that section
! whom all a'-counts say, are l'vlng in
j very scanty rations while awaiting
| the arrival of supplies.
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John Johnson, famous dog musher
and the record holder of the All Al
aska Sweepstakes race, arrived in
Vomo at two thirty yesterday after
noon with .a team of eleven Siberian
dogs which have accompanied him
through all his wanderings on the out
side. Johnson and his dogs have been
starred In moving pictures and also
ttiven columns of apace In the news
papers.
The schooner Jewel Guard got away
for Hooper bay and Nunlvak island
last night. Aboard the vessel en route
for Hooper bay were Capt. Dalby and
a crew of men who will assist him
'in launching the schooner Arctic
which was forced to remain in the
bay last fall owing to stormy weather
and low water. The Arctic will be
placed in commission In the coast
wise trade Immediately upon her re
turn here.
The Umatilla was unable to finish
discharging of cargo on schedule and
may remain in the harbor until early
(evening. The following will depart on
the liner when she sails for the south.
Following Is the passenger list: j
J. H. Fehse. It. Johanson, Esle, Myr
tle and Clara Johanson, Sergeant and
Mrs. Geo. Itynyon, Jas. Fehse, Mrs. H.
E. Lange, P. A. Dickson, H. Bo
lander, Mary Westdahl, Mrs. O. H.
Powers, O. D. Cochran, Harry Pigeon,
F. M. Saxton, It. B. Edgar, Joel
Tyrell, F. Burley, F. Sweeney.
Tho steamer Victoria of the Alaska
Steamship Company returned from St.
Michael this morn'ing. The folowing
is the list of those securing passage
for the voyage to Puget Sound:
Mrs. A. F. Heimlich, Mrs. W. F.
Baldwin, Mary Levitt, Mrs, O. S.
Weaver, O. S. Weaver, Helen Bald
win, Perry Moore, Mrs. Perry Moore,
Mrs. W. S. Webb, Louis Webb. M.
A Howe, Mrs. M. A. Howe, John
Rlardon, Mrs. F. S. Polet, E. Safe
A. J. McConnell, Wm. Boy, Miss Ger
trude Boarts, Henry Peterson, Sarah
I^tfee, Mrs. M. Lafee, James and Al
bert Lafee, Mrs. Fay Ashcroft, C. N.
Mayer, Peter Christensen.
The Victoria sailed for Seattle at
one fifty p. m with a total of twetny
six pnsengers.
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Martin liavenkilde, the well known
Jess creek miner, arrived in town on
a business trip this morning. Mr.
liavenkilde reports that the firm in
tends to enlarge considerably the scope
of operations this year and is already
making extensive improvements and
dditions to Its plant. Aside from the
operations of Messrs. Ravcnktldt and
Jensen, there is little mining In the
ice busy Jess creek section.
In the present issue of the Nugget
will be found the stirring appeal of
Mrs. H. J. Lij, formerly of M. Mich
ael, to the patriotic woimn of Alaska
on behalf of the lied Cross Society and
the defenders of our country’, which
was referred to In these columns some
days ago. The suggestion of Mrs. Lee
is an excellent one from both the pa
triotic and humanitarian standpoints
and should be read and acted upon as
far as possible by everonc in the ter
tory. The Nugget hopes that the ap
peal will And a ready response from all
Alaskans.
Sj>eedy work on the part of Alaska
road commission has restored the Dry
creek bridge to its customary sphere
of usefulness and the structure Is now
open to traffic. The commission is
also doing repair work on the Resale
and Dexter roads at present. The ter
ritorial road commission is making
preparations to start work but noth
|ing can be done at present as the
share of the district In the »no,ooo
appropriation granted by the legisla
ture is not yet at the disposal of Com
ssioner J. A» Wilson.
Following is tlie text of the conscrip
ion law as it applies to those who
are eligible to service in the military
forces of tfhe nation:
Section 5—That all male persons
between the ages of 21 and 30, both
inclusive, shall be subject to regis
tration in accordance with regulations
to be prescribed by the president; and
upon proclamation by the president,
or other public notice given by him
or by his direction stating the time
and place of such registration it shall
be the duty of all persons of the des
ignated ages, except officers and en
listed men of the regular army, the
navy and the national guard and
naval militia while in the service of
the United States to present them
selves for and submit to registration
under the provisions of this act and
every such person shall be deemed
to have notice of the requirements of
this act upon the publication of said
proclamation or other notice are afore
sal -given by the president or by his
direction; and any person who shall
willfully fail or refuse to present him
self for registration or submit thereto
as herein provided .shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor and shall, uopn con
vlctlon In the district court of the
United States having Jurisdiction
thereof, be punished by imprisonment
for not more than one year, nnrt shall
thereupon he duly registered; provided
that in the call o* the docket prece
dence shall be given in courts trying
the same to the trial of criminal pro
ceedings under this not;; provided,
further, that persons shall be subject
to registration as herein provided who
shall have attained their twenty first
birthday and who shall not have at
tained their thirty first birthday on or
before the day set for the registration,
and all persons so registered shall be
and remain subject to draft into the
forces hereby authorized, unless ex
empted or excused therefrom as in
this act provided; provided further,
that In the case of temporary ah
dence of any person liable to resi
dence of any person liable to regic
trat'ion ns provided herein, such regis
tration may be made by mall under
regulations to be prescribed by the
president.
According to the terms of the presi
dential proclamation of May 18. 1917,
none are exempt from registration,
either citizens or foreign born per
sons, save officers and enlisted men of
the regular army, the navy, marine
corps «nd national guard and naval
mllifia while In the service of the
i’nlted States, und officers in t' o of
tlllcers reserve corps and enllstel men
in the enlisted reserve corps while In
active service.
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