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A suit involving water rights
of Nugget Creek in the Cache
Creek mining district was decid
ed today by U. S. District Judge
E. Coke Hill, who signed a judge
ment dismissing the complaint
and charging costs to the plain
tiff.
The action was brought in
September, 1928 by Albert Stin
| son against James Murray, the
‘ plaintiff praying to be adjudged
; the owner of waters of Nugget
| Creek where he said he owned
1-2-3 Above and No. 3 South
Bench claims. He claimed that
defendant Murray was taking
water that belonged to him and
using it on defendant s claims.
Findings of fact and conclu
1 sions of law found some time
j ago were to the effect that de
fendant had been using the wat
er long before Stinson acquired
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MEL A. HORNER f
Mgr.
Overland
his ground, and long afterwards
without protest from plaintiff. ,
Instead of love in gilded palaces j
(of age-old civilization, French j
readers of fiction are beginning to i
show preference for adventure on .
long' trails of remote frontiers, j
in the opinion of J. Allouchesie, a |
newspaper man. novelist and mag- j
• azine writer of Paris, says the!
Juneau Empire. He was a pas- j
senger on the sh -m p-'- <" 1
Norah, which called at: Juneau re- !
cently enroute from Vancouver. B
C„ to Skagway. At the Lynn Canal
port, he was to board the train for
Whitehorse, and from there travel
by auto stage to Dawson. He seeks
material for literary articles which
die hopes will reflect rough and
reckless characters jostling one
another along the paths to vaults
of gold in a land of rigorous and
foreboding elements,
i “Ah, mosooo,” he said, in part
ing as he shook hands, with a
jackknife bow, at the ship's end of
the gang plank, “I am charmed
i already with my veezit to ze
North.’
The Norah was on her first voy
age of the season to Southeast A’
aska, having taken the place of the
Princess Louise for the winter.
ADMITTED CITIZENSHIP
Wilhelm Kroll was today ad
mitted to citizenship of the
!United States before U. S. Judge
E. Coke Hill in the district court.
I His witnesses were J. S. Hof man
land Oscar Dahl. The application
of Solfest Hansen for citizenship
| was continued over until Tuesday
afternoon to straighten out some
formalities of the application.
His witnesses are J. B- Stanton
i and Chas. Skinner.
HIRE MINE EXPERTS
BOCHUM. Germany, Dec.. 12,
■ <7P)—The Persian government has
hired two local mining experts
at $15,000 a year each, to reor
jgonize and modernize the mines
of Persia.
j Wrangell citizens are in the
j throes of a discussion about pur
j chasing the Wrangell Light &
Power plant and running it as a
j municipal enterprise Definite ae
1 tion has been deferred to January
1, says the Wrangel Sentinel.
GET 30,000 DEER
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec., 12. UP)—
The Minnesota Game Commiss
ion estimates that nearly 30,000
deer were killed by hunters in
| the northern section of the state
| during the 10-day season in
November.
TALK OF THE TOWN
Horluck’s Danish Ice Cream.
Sold only at the Candy Cottage.
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Have you heard the “Utah
Trail”? Still popular. Schaller
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Professional Cards
Dr. A. D. Haver stock
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F W. Williamson
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U. S. LAND SURVEYOR
GENERAL SURVEYOR
Seward, Alaska
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SCOUTS HAVE PRESS
i Troop No. 601, Boys Scouts of
I Amrica, known as the Beaver Pa
i trol of Ketchikan, is the proud
• possessor of a printing; press
and a full set of type, o., which it
is prop ' ed to get ou„ n Scout ma
gazine end do other p.ess work, ac
cording to the Ketchikan Chron
icle. fne outfit was presented to
| the troop by J nes C. Virdin,
| well-known Kecmkan citizen, and
i veteran of the Spanish War and a
' scout in the days of the Wild West
! A number of the scouts have taken
up the study of printing.
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142 TORNADOES
WASHINGTON, Dec., 12, (/P)-~
The first seven months of 1930
brought 142 tornadoes to the
United States with a loss of life
to 126 persons and a property
damage of $8,921,000.
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