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Insanity will be the chief defense in
the ease of the United States vs. George
G. Tisdale, accused of the killing of
Joseph Plante on the Kuskokwira, i
March 17 last. This plea has already ,
been put in by his attorneys, Henry ;
Roden and E. Poke Hill, and it will be!
upon this ground that the chief fight is
made.
mission will be called to look into the
defendant’s present mental state, or
the matter of his insanity will be taken
up by tlie regular trial jury in the
actual trial of this indictment.
Se lect Outside Lumber, cot rugated
iron and roofing (taper at Iioss & Nes
tor’s.
DR. H. BE ML A,
Dentist
Suter Building, Flat City
ID1TAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDEHT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
S A I’10 JHiPOSIT BOSKS KOK I'.KXT
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, Pi'esidenfc
Clias. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
Liquor Licenses Are
Granted Without Delay
Judge Overfield granted the applica
tions for tlie renewal of the liquor li
censes of the Umpire Commercial Com
pany, John I1'. Baird and Miller & Jer
man, passing on the matters yesterday
forenoon. In each instance, there hav
ing been no protests or objections filed,
the court merely questioned the mar
filial as to tlie manner in which these
places were conducted, and receiving
favorable replies, the licenses were or
dered to issue.
The Empire Commercial Company
pays $2,000 for its wholesale license
and the other two applicants each paid
$1,000 for their retail licenses, this
money going into the city treasury to
become available shortly for the pay
ment of city bills. Several other saloon
licenses will come up in the near fu
ture, and there should be a new crop of
commercial licenses.
Just arrived, new stock— H. Boas.
for This Week
AT DOR MAMMOTH CLEARANCE SALE
Fancy Lisle Socks,
Regular 50c.
Heavy Buck Mills,
Regular $2.00.
Flannelette Night Gowns,
Regular $2.50. iai&O
Everything Else Which Was Slightly Damaged
at Half Outside Cost.
Just Received a Complete Line of
Hanan &. Sojs Shoes
LEADING CLOTHIERS
1 lie attorneys for the defense say
they’ will have no trouble in showing
that Tisdale has been mentally unbal
anced for years, and that at the time of
the killing he was violently insane.
The first news received here of the
tragedy indicated such a state of af
fairs, and the details only tended to,
show that Tisdale’s mind had been !
worked upon by the spell of loneliness, 1
and imagined plotting on the part of |
his companions.
It is possible that an insanity com
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DRESSES, COATS, SHOES, CORSETS, ETC., AT REASONABLE PRICES Wl f 3, fL S11 OBTSle 111 5 WllfOW St,
Olstfiot At o lay Is Here
J iraes J. Owsley, United States dis
trict attorney arrived yesterday after
noon on tlie launch Reindeer. On the
same boat, were Harry Sheppard,
deputy marshal who will be stationed
at Flat, a.nd Lather Hess, the mining
man.
Mrs. Peter I). Overflcld is expected
here at any time, as is Chief Deputy
Marshal Charles. Marshal Love will
not be here, as neat' as can be learned.
line 01 tno prettiest
Social Events of Season |
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A delightful card party was given at ^
the home of Airs. C. 1’. Chesley yester-! g&
day afternoon, and from the standpoint ' _
of decoration and beautiful gowns, it,®'
was one of t he rare social events of the ©
season. The house was most tastefully 1 @
decorated in a succession of soft tints, ©
and the gay plumage of Iditarod’s so-1 <g|
cial elect gave the assemblage of ladies , ®
a clear note of distinction. j 9
There were 31 guests present, and! ©
space alone forbids the giving of names. m
AA hist was the order of the afternoon, | A
and at this game Mrs. Anna Clifton ! a
and Mrs. F. M. Dunham carried off first |
honors. The game of “Tests” was alsol
played and resulted in the final victory m
of Mrs. Nestor, Mrs. Tyler and Mrs.
AA’aechtor. <5*1
For the evening a surprise party had
been planned for Paul II. (birchen, in
honor of his birthday anniversary, and • ^
a merry crowd of young people finished ; j:.
the enjoyment of the day. © 1
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Next to Board of Trade Saloon
Meals SQg to $LOO
JIMMY NiSHjMOTO, fropr'afar.
Second and
Widow
Phone No. 6
loe Cream Freezers, 8 to 20 Quarts
Lemonade Shakers Oar Glassware Calking Cotton
Ice Planes Safes Gars, Oar Locks,
Ice Chisels Fire Extinguishers Pike Poles
Refrigerators Rakes, Hoes, Spades Pool Tables
Crockery Pitch, Oakum Pool Supplies
Lightweight Rubber Boots Greedmore
FURNITURE BEDDING
The District Court
Knocks Out Appeals
Several appeal cases before the district court were knocked off the!
board yesterday morning, when Judge Overfield began examining the j
t.adscripts on appeal. In four different matters the court found irregu j
larities in the appeal bonds and in the notices of appeal, and as a
result, ad ot these cases were thrown out.
Chief ot these were tire appeals of George and Jack Smith from
convictions before Commissioner Malthy last fall, by reason of which
Jack Smith rests under a sentence ot three months, §200 fine and costs,
while George Smith was convicted twice, receiving a sentence of six J
months and $500 costs in one, and three months and $200 fine andj
costs iii the other.
1 he hist case grew out of the Landahl lot controversy when the;
Landahl bookstore and the Kientz barber shop were moved into the j
street. The Smith brothers were convicted of assault against Bill Ans-1
ley, and out of that conviction each received a sentence of three months
and $200. George Smith was later convicted of an assault upon Jack!
Smith and was sentenced to six mouths and fined $500 and costs. As!
a result he has a nine month sentence and nearly Syi,oco to be served at
the rate of $2 a day unless paid.
The attorneys are preparing an appeal to the court of appeals at
Seattle, wherefore the Smith brothers will still be at liberty.
T lie appeal of Cornelius Buckley, in the case of Charles E. Taylor j
vs. Buckley, involving a lot jumping controversy at Flat was also dis- j
missed.
I he action of Stewart vs Roscoe, being a suit to regain possession i
of the lot on the corner of First and Richmond, occupied by the Ros
coe candy store was also dismissed, as regards the appeal of defendant
Roscoe.
! Victor and Victroia raichinas anl
2,500 new records will be on sale at
City Dfujf Store as soon as Pup arriv >s.
All drink places are usin£ Gold Belt
Sodas and seltzer. Fine in highballs
an 1 fizzes.
|HOT ^ large shipment of Staple and
JUiJl fsiuiJ i Lu Novelty merchandise. Some of the
items you will be interested in are mentioned below.
Hair Goods, Barrettes,
Je welry, Neck wear, No v -
cities, Sheets, Pi How -
cases, Pillows, Table
Linen, Ginghams,Mus
lins, Prints, House Lin
ing, Towels (Turkish
and Crash), Portieres,
Laoe Curtains, Cur
tains Swiss and Net,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, KNIT UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY, CORSETS, STAMPED LINENS
Quilts,
Blankets,
Pillows
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
Miss J. O’Bryan
Some Time Next Week
Will REOPEN in its New Building at the Old Location with
everything on the market
And Absolute!v First-Class Service. T. L. McGrath, l’rop.
The Merit ern
First Rvo. and Widow St.
GEORGE MARSH AND HARRY ASHLAND. PROPS.
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