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FairbanksOcUe-JudgeWickerel am
fas K|ipuiiiuii JciMiuali Coil.-I v dis—
met attorney f r tin* 'I hint diVsion of
K ia.-ka, givi: g hi- leasonu as follows.
”1 find ui t lie statutes that •!)►* ie.-i—
deuce «*f * tie district attorney rnu-t le
nt t tie same pint e as is designated as
the lesidsi ce * f the colli t by the at
tornej -tenet«!. I find lhat in tfie
event of ! te disability of the regularly
appointed attorney hi act the oiirt. is
etnpoweietl to fiil I be p I act-. I have
confidence in j ou Mr. f ousny, and in
view <>f Mr Hat Ian’s voluntary absence
from Fan banks, and hi> violation of
the statute, 1 am inclined t«* appoint
you a- his succes.-ol .’
Mr <’cushy tha-ked the court for
t |;e conlblence ex pi eased, and the
court then upon entered ati order sub
stantially a - follow-:
“It appealing to t lit court that Xatli
an V. Harlan, district attorney for the
Third judicial dnision. of the ieiii
tory of Alaska, disabled I o t he du‘ ies
of his office at th * session of the court
now ht l g held in 1' airbaiiks, all I it is
necessary to a j >p< > i 111 a -u i t a b!<- Pt rsi >n
to pet form t H ^ dut.es of the office, ;i is
ordered that Jere i lah C usby is here
by appointed district attorney for the
Tbiid judicial division, of the leni
of Ala-ka, to fiil '.he office • I the said
Nathan V. Harlan until such time as
his successor i> appointed. lalified or
the disability removed.”
Mr. Cuushy will immediately enter
on the w->rk of the office in connection
with 1 he cases brougnt to the affen ton
of the grand jury.
Judge Hc.ilan was seen by a Fiop —
pector iepiesentative in icganl to ti,e
a' »»ve He paid lie could not under
^txiid Judge Wicker.-ham’s action in
the premises. lie CHUie to \ aldez on
important busin ss in connection with
the duties of ins office, the Japanese
poaching case being among the mat
teis ieqturing ills attention. His com
mg was approved by (lie attorney
general, who lias sole supervision of;
ttie district attorney’s office. Heap,
pointed as assistant district attorney
at Fail banks Jeremiah L'ousby, a
young law yer of recognized ai'ilit y. and
tt.i.s appointment was appioved by the ;
department of justice. His entite;
course, so far as he knows, has been ,
approved bv his superior officer, aid
he will continue to act as district at- •
toruey for Hie Thud judicial district of
Alaska until otherwise notilied by the
attot ney general, the action of Judge.
YV ickei sliain to the contrary notwith-;
stall ling.
l Ylei ds of Judge llailan were in-j
eluted to tie more harsh than he in !
criticizing \\ icker.-liHUi’s action, say
ing t..at it was done to injure Judge;
Hai lan, who is prominently mentioned
as Wickersham's succes-or.
Judge Harlan'is held m high esteem
byiesldeub- of \ aid z, as evidenced by
ttie large number or signatures at
iached to the petition recommending
his app* int merit to the judgeship.
Danger Now Past
New York, Nov. G—The clearing
house announces that the danger of a
crisis is now past. J. Pierpont Mor
gan has extended further aid to the
banks.
New York, Nov. U—.ill shocks are
higher and trading easy. Confidence
is gradually being restored, and the
threatened crisis is probably averted.
Copper is now quoted at fourteen and
i quarter.
Seattle, Nov. C—One million, ninety
housand dollars in gold coin v. as re
ceived here today by the banks from
the Y. S. mint in San Francisco. The
financial situation is easy.
Seattle, Nov. <3—Pat GrilGh was
lost in the woods near Port Angeles
last Wednesday while out hunting.
A posse of fifty are scouring the coun
try, but find r.o trace of the missing
man.
Seattle, Nov. C—D. A. McKenzie, a
delegate to the Juneau convention,
says that owing to the vigorous op
position, only a modified form of tcr
rlt-rial government will be recom
mended by the convention.
Omaha, Nov. G—The Sioux are at
tempting to leave their reservation
and join the outbreak of the Utes in
South Dakota. A massacre of white
settlers in the country districts is
feared. Eight mere troops have been
ordered to the front to assi it the com
panies now on the field.
Ovster Bay, Nov. 5 — President j
Roosevelt arrived home and east his
vote at the election. The polling
place was in a Chinese laundry.
Going Outside?
If you are take your money
or dust to
DEXTER NORTON & CO.
Bankers
and open a bank account. Savings
accounts earn 4 per cent, interest.
If you are going to stay in this
winter you can open an account by
mail
SEATTLE
S. E Likes, H copper king of resur
rection I'hv, whs h through pHSfen^er
[outhe Saratoga. Last spring Likes
i made a remarkable discoveiy in find
ing H ledge of solid chalcopyiite ore,
11 feet in width. It is an unusual
occurence in nature. The oie lies tin
der a capping of titanic iron. 1 he
ledge is located behind a laite i lacier
and about LOCO feet of tunneling will
be rtquiud to mine the pmierty
Likes goes to the states to inteiest
capital in his prr position •
A copper discovery was made on the
Xebesi-a liver during the pa-t sumti er
Py,J. 11. W iles, n< w in Valdez. The
oie body proper is chalcopyiite, with
some Iminue assoc ated. An as^ayi
gives a return of -- per cent. The
ledge is 8 feet in width, and shows up
well where opened, several cuts hav
ing been made.
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Gold or Gold and Cop
per Mining Proposition
in Alaska. Please state lull
particulars when you write
Address Lewis Lusk, P. O. Box
1072 Spokane, Wash. _
For Assays Send Your OreT,
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Gold, Silver and Copper
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Lead - - - 2.00
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essaries for the
Prospector.
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Prices Reasonable.
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Wines,Liquors and.Cigars.
The Senate.
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