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20th.
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TO THE IM'BJ.IC.
To-day tl»ir* pajier apj>ears fur the first
time since Sept. lit. The new material
with which it is now printed only ar
med the first of the present month, and
the old plant was desired by its owner.
Key. Mr. 1’revost, at Tanana.
Wans often miscarry in this country:
and it is deemeil fortunate that the new
outfit -rot through at all—even minus u
few artieles of minor importance, uinonj;
which is the headititf for the pu|M-r,
which had to tie set in hlaek type not
altogether so handsome.
Now that it owns its own printing
material and its own huiklinj', the jmjwr
hopes to greet its friends regularly—and
lielteven it will lw entitled to rank with
tie* numerous neat and well-liehaved
puldteations of Alaska.
Wvtk* «sp« William A. Hi mm wax
xt-Urlixl |>y ti»*» |»i.|.lv nf thx n**w Kau
• tixlmn tlixlrivt ax tlu*ir <nitlinnx»«l rvjiiv
xrntaliw in W»*liini(ttm tlii* a inlxr. li
«a«»">n anmitil Itamiatrl that
Mr Hum wax la tu Waxhingtun In
Milt* «*-.itm*t Jm>I*v VVirkrflwm, *>t»
w»y llu* Sumti. lit* «*i<t
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W»h Wl i» »«r hi*»*M th«l hr Mm
•♦i. Hit* <«* thr Wtwrlt m Mu* |mtirlMl
di'ishm. being asUi-d w11*tt
«fh' u<liAlinil for i>|i|M>sitii>n to Judge
Wickersham in hi* section. Mr. Ittiw
answered "There i* very lint** invr
unfavorable to him there; whut op|»>*i
tioii there is comes principalis from
without "
It i* said there is considerable dissat
isfaction among those wlm ordered out
fit* from tlu> outride. If it is true, how
ever, that pa*t shortages had more to do
with individuals sending out for tlieir
>jihh1s than the prices did, then at least
part of tlieir pursue has Iven accom
plished; for the outfits have arrived and
there i* no danger of running out of nec
essaries this time. If business men will
see to it that the camp is well supplied
in future years, individuals will he*i*ate
1s t >re inviting the trouble incidental to
doing their ow n importing.
Iv point of ability the Nome Nugget
easily leads all the other papers of the
territory, combined, which are working
for the downfall of .fudge Wickersham.
The two principal sins charged against
the judge by the Nugget are that lie is
self-willed and unyielding, and that lie
has tile jas>ple of his district “buffaloed"
and afraid of him. It may occur To some
that too much complaisance on the part
of a judge is not a desirable attribute;
and if the jieople of the district have
Jiermitttsi themselves to la* intimidated
they are an unworthier lot than they are
believed to Is-. The Nllggrt is an able
jNija-r, and it ought to produce a more
logical complaint if there is any jnst
cause for the indictment.
A I. a mica iifvifrom a strictly
printer’* point of view, arc the nearest
j>erfeet of those of any territory of simi
lar extent in the worhi. They an- more
up-to-date than those of New Zealand
ami Australia, and they look more self
satisfied and business-like than those of
the States. Some of them may Is* guilty
of gross improprieties in their daily lives,
hut to see them in c»m}inny you would
not snsjiect that anything was wrong.
Figuratively, their moccasin* are neat,
without t«"> many l**ads, ami their eajm
uml mittens Is-token understanding with
discretion. But you can’t always tell.
The Fairhanks Sunday Times is the
latest addition to the roll, and a straight
and iHinorable career seems to la* before
it. It h»>ks gissl, and we hoja* it will
not fall down.
Kkt. Mr. Kimixck has promised to
s|s*ak a gi««l word for Baiupart ami tlw
^ nkon valley at Washington this winter.
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TERMS OF THE TREATY.
An exchange nays* tin- following is u
: complete outline of that |»irtimi of the
Russian-Japanese treaty made public,
I lint mills there is a strung suspicion that
; there is a secret treaty in favor of the
1 .laps that the Russians were ashaintsl to
make jmhlic:
1. Russia's recognition of .Japan's
‘prejiotideratiiig influence' in Korea, with
her right to preserve onler in the civil
administration, give military and tinan- ^
cial advice to the emjieror of Korea, 1
Japan binding herself tooliserve the ter
ritorial integrity of Korea and it is U
lieved) the jmlicy of the “ojam d<»>r."
Accepted.
2. M utual obligation to evacuate Man
clinria. Accepted.
:5. Japan's obligation to restore in
Manchuria Chinese sovereignty and civil
administration. Accepted.
4. Mutual obligation to rojs-ct in the
Juture “the territorial integrity and ad
ministrative entity” of China in Man
churia and P> maintain the principle of
i equal opportunity for the industry and
; commerce nf all nations—“ojien door.” j
j Accepted.
ft. The cession of the Island of Sakha
lin to Japan. Russia retains northern
half, Japan taking lower half, neither to
lie fortified.
K. The surrender to Japan of the Rus
sian leases of the Liaotung i>enin*ulu,
including Port Arthur, Rainy, and the
Blonde and Elliott island*. Accepted.
7. The surrender to China hv arrange
ment with Japan of the branch of the
, Chinese Eastern railroad running south
from Chantfu to Port Arthur and New*
chwang, together with the retrocession
• :f all the privileges obtained under the
concession of 18PH. Accepted.
H. The limitation of the Chinese con.
| cession obtained by M. Rothstein and
Prince tirftomuky in lKftfi, under which
the “cut off" through northern Man
! churia was built to connect the Trans
. Hiheriun and the Cssuri railroads, so as
to provide for the retention of the own
ership amt operation of tlie line of the
* line of the Chinese Eastern, tail witli
provMton* for the eventual mi I latitat ion
<4 Chinese imperial police for Russian
| “railroad* guard* “ Accepted
*. Remuneration for the est of the
war. BUrfiWM and waived he Japan.
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J. l.IMM.KY (iKKKV,
Lawyer.
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Office «t fhp Coiirthou^.
OPFICK OF
('ommissioner and Recorder.'
Kooms 1 and 2. Conrthou***
Bar Supplied with the Best
of Liquors sad Cigars
Billiard aa4 Pool Parlors
Unexcelled
JULIUS RAHMSTORF,
General Merchandise
FULL UNI
Hevanty-ilvw million dollar* alWnl by
•-eminnof Chine** Eaatem railroad.
10. sturrewlar t»f the Ruawian war*hi}M
internet in neutral far-rant «*rn water*.
Withdrawn.
11. TIh* limitation ol Kigwia’a naval
[«*»«•'* PaciAr water* Withdrawn.
11. TW itrant lo the tttitem ««l ia|wn
>•< the right t** Rh tn tin* water* of the
Kumtau littoral troui Vtwlmtagnfc north
to Haring wa. tmfteil.
Tl*r rtraS live yearn of tkw century wilt
*•14 1 riUO tWU.tW h> tl* wtwM'w otom
of *44. or *,*«.<***.«*> moor than th«
entire nghternth century |kr.«iwn*l Tint
#44 a»r abijwea in araaamt at thn tor*
ride aw Uww §»4»lr»* rail ha- attained,
ami ara > afinniag t»» wander what w tn
fan the rt f «f it all. amt ^ahtUn are
mrntnfl* running (Mr t>4ty In nut 4n*
mratuuMt #•*«I ami waiting it th*
‘*#he#f amt naatf" matal. whth> <r».« n
fag 4l*e» nHa at* h«wr*>newer —h*