INTERESTING NEWS
ITEMS FROM THE
UNALAKLEET section
(Special ComisporaJcnce)
I'nalakleet. Alaska. March 4.
Reports from St. Michael state
that a half breed woman was recent
ly found senseless and in a battered
condition close to the deserted ways
of the defunct X. A. T. There was
apparently no cause for the outrage,
a couple of men are held on suspic
A fire in an apparently empty (
cabin close to the scene of the out
rage. was the cause of a surprise to
the fire fighters, who found a couple
barrels of brew already for the still
that was close to the brew, no re
mains were found no the cause of
the brew and the fire must have
made its escape.
Spencer, he of the tough fibre, is
trapping at Old Woman, and wants
to know if canning marten and
other furry animals alive is against
the game laws, he claims that the
laws are so obseenre that he is
afraid that if he cans them be may
break some section and as he is a
law abiding citizen he does not want
to do it, the procedure is to get
empty cans of varying sizes and cut
a cross in the unopened end and
then bend the poll.- i *!de tbe can.
then nail or otherwise fasten the
other end securely to some station
ary object, put your bait inside and
there you are, the supposition is
i that the furry animal shoves his
| head inside after the bait and as he
tries to withdraw it the points pet
him. simple ain’t it. a wonder that
no one ever thought of it before.
As soon as ho gets a patent and
learns that there is no infringement
of the came law. he may start a
factory, also buy old cans and as his
traps can be produced cheaply all
other^makes will be driven out of
the market and a now industry
created in ITnalakleet.
Dr. Randall, the government doc
tor from Nulato was here on his
auuual inspection, he found the na
tives abnormally healthy.
j w. T. A. Connors from Fair
' banks, passed' through here headed
for Andreafsky where he will en
gage in salmon fishing for the Yu
i kon market, he expects to salt many
barrels.
Ounnar Karsen arrived here on
March the 31st, leaving the next
morning for Kaltag and made the
ruu the same day in 14 hours. Sep->
pla made from Kaltag to here after!
winning the Ruby race in nine hours. I
Mr. Johnson who went to Kena
iui to meet Mr. Palmer also of the
survey returned on the third with
Mr. Palmer.
The double mail across the port-!
age ceased on the second of the proa- j
ent month and we will hare but one
mail a week from now on.
The high tides have taken the ice
out and the warm weather has ab
sorbed the snow and the trails are
again causing the mashers to use
awful language.
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TO QVWnONNAIU
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shown their approval and apprecia
tion of the QUESTIONNAIRE ON
CURRENT EVENTS submitted to
the children* of the Nome Public
School and published in the Weekly
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ing the student to familiarise him
self with world and local affaira; it
is a live subject and will no doubt
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BENEFIT
FOR
HOT SPRINGS ORPHANS
EAGLE HULL, SAT. APRIL 29
Admission 50ots
Cards, moving pictures, Music apd Dancing.
Doors open at 7:30 p. m.
PROGRAMMME
Cards 8 to 10—eighteen prizes
Mack Sennet Comedy
Dancing—with a prize waitz;
(Lady’s and Gentleman’s prize)
ATTRACTIONS
Mysterious Pearl of the Orient
The Witch of Endor
Fish Pond
Home Made Candy Booth
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Home made Cake, Coffee, Sandwiches and Ice Cream
Come one, come all and enjoy yourselves and help
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Saturday April 29th, 7:30 P. M. Admission only 50cts
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mitted May 27th. the last week of
school, and the contest is open to
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ing districts who are subscribers,
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CURRENT HISTORY
Nor wee with the Nome Weekly
Nugget for Week ending April ttnd
The Weekly Questionnaire for
pupils of the Nome Public 8chooI. as
prepared by Prof. T. Collins, la as
| follows:
' 1—What promises has Russia
made to the Genoa Conference?
2—What is the labor situation in
the States?
3—Under what conditions is
Japan willing to withdraw her for
ces from Siberia?
4— What catastrophe visited Mon
astyr April 22nd? Where is Mon
5— Why should Alaska have a
Supreme Court?
6— Red the editorial ou page
three. Give Gov. Bone’s answer to
the question “What Ails Alaska"?
7— What- is the la9t report of
business conditions in the West?
8— According to a dispatch from
Cairo martial law has been declared
In Damascus. Where is Cairo?
Damascus?
9— What new movement has been
started in China?
10— What is the Smithsonian In
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND
FOR THE PRECINCT OF CAPE
NOME, SECOND DIVISION. TER
RITORY OF ALASKA.
Id Hie matter of the Estate of
DANIEL LINEHAN. deceased
Notice ie hereby given, that In
pursuance of an order duly made by
the above entitled Court on the 28th
day of April. 1922, the undersigned
administrator of the nbove estate,
will sell at' public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, subject to
the confirmation or said court, on
Saturday the 3rd day of June. 1922,
at tbe hour of 12 o'clock noon of
sal# day, at the oflce of the United
States Commissioner for said pre
cinct sad territory, in Nome, Alaska,
all thst right, title and Interest of the
sate Daniel Llnehan at tbe time of
his death. In those certain placer
mining claims located on tea Kou
rsrok IHvor, te ante territory and
precinct, known and described aUj
That certain placer mining claim'
known and described as No. 21 above
Allen's Discovery on the Kougarofc
An undivided one-half ♦%) inter
est in placer mining claim knowpr
as No. 2 North Fork of the Kouga
rok River.
Terms and conditions of sale:
20% payable In cash to the under
signed on day of sale, and the bal
ance upon the confirmation of sala
by the above entitled court and de
livery of deed of conveyance.
Dated atiNome, Alaska. April 28,
BARNEY GIBNEY,
Administrator of the Estate of
Daniel Llnehan, deceased.
! Publish April 29, Mny «. 18. 20, 27.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN ANO
FOR THE PRECINCT OP 8T
MICHAEL. SECOND DIVISION.
TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
In the matter of the Estate of
CHARLES W. CARLSON, deceased.
Notice le hereby given that the un
dersigned Administrator of the
above Estate having filed his final
account therein according to law.
further Notice le ghren that tba Final
Hearing of said account and objec
tions thereto will be had at tha
Office of F. P. Williams, U. 8.
Commissioner and Judge of Probate
in St. Michael, Alaska, on Saturday,
June 17th, 1922, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Dated at St. Michael, Alaska, this
17th day of April, 1922.
ARCH MUIR|
Administrator of the Estate
Chartes W. Carlson, deceased.
Publish April 19.May t, 11, 20. mi
After Eight Years
Nose Testimony Remains Unshaken
Tine 1* the beet teet Of truth
Mere le a story that has stood the
teat of time. It li a story w**h *
point which will come stiaicht homo
to manjr of us.
Wm. McGregor, blacksmith, 711
Lilleth St.. Pendeton, Oregon, says
“Kidney complaint came on me and
t was so bad I couldn't bend my back
to get under a horse. I was all
tired out and my kidneys acted Ir
regularly. The kidney secretions
were painful in passage and I had
no ^strength at all. my back was so
'lame and sore. After a abort uae of
Goon's Kidney Pilla I could work all
day. My health Is now eicellent
aief my back la good and strong.’
(Statement glren November 25,
On June 17. 1920. Mr. McGregor
said: "I have just as much faith In
Doan's Kidney Pills as when I en
dorsed them before. I gladly eon
flra fit I said praising Doan's for
they never fail to give me escellent
relief from kidney aliments."
60c. at all dealers. Foster-MII
burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
NOTICK OF FINAL HEARING
IN THE UNITED STATES COM
MISSIONER'S COURT FOR THE
PRECINCT OF CAPE NOME, 2nd
JUDICIAL DIVISION, TERRI
TORY OF ALASKA
IN PROBATE
In the matter of the Estate of
SAM HYDE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Eiecntors of the-last
will and testament of Sam Hyde,
deceased, having filed their final
account herein according to law,
further notice is given that the final
hearing of said account and objec
tions thereto will be had at the
office of Hon C. W Thornton, U S.
Commissioner and Judge of Prohate
in Nome. Alaska, on Saturday. June
3, 1922, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said
Dated this 28th day of April, 1922
JAMES HAUGHEY
E. H. HUDDY
Executors of the last wilt and testa
ment of Sam Hyde, deceased.
Publleh April 29. May 6. 13. 20,1922
NOTICE OF FORFETrURE
To C. B. Foncannoo, yonr heirs, le
gal representatives and assigns:
Ypn are hereby given nottea, that
the uadarelgned has expended In
labor and impmvements during the
years 1912 anB 1920 the sum of
lltt.OP la labor and improvements
on and for the benefit of the MAY
Association placer mining claim, in
the Cape Nome Mining and Record
ing tMilrlcf, Alaska, (notice of Vo
cation dd which rn regarded ha
Book ltd at pages II and HI and
Booh 1th at pate 171, at the records
of paid recording district). In the
performance of the annual labor re
quired bp section 93*4 He viced ate
tateu of We United State* hi elder
to hold eatd elelm.
And pea are hereby required te
contribute yonr proportionate share
of SMeh expenditure, as so-srwner, te
the eederstgaed vtthlor antaty deys
otter Wei pahllsatiaa ef this nottea
or pear Interest In said claim will ha
forte!tad and besoms the property of
the underdosd s yonr coowner as
provided hi sold section of the Revis
ed Ptateten.
A. 9. WATSON,
By Jan. M. Streeten. hie agent.
Pnhllth March 23, April l.S.lf.lf,
29, May 9, 13. 39,37 Jane 3.1P.17,
mi mum sums
<,..^....ob*. Webora Marts.
HUH Horn, n»M Mala IT.
7 whistles water ..»•»«•*
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NOTH* OF AFFUeAlfOW
mnnn.
M. S. No. 1887. * he «*
01 TH1 MKtD mm UUH
OFRICK AT NON*. ALASKA.
February 14. Mil.
NOTICh IS HBRBBT OHW, ISM
Harry 8. Nnmu, whooo Pool OS»
address l» tho City of Now York,
State of Now York. throaghhis au
thorised agent. James /. Keenan,
whose Poet Offlee addroaa Is Nobs,
Alaska, has made application before
the United States Laid OMoe at
Nome, Alaska, for a United States
patent for the placer mbbg dalle
known and described no No. I abora
Discovery on Pelnk Creek, which
creek empties Into Bering Sea; enm
claim being located about two mWeo
East of Nome, in tho Onpe Uses Min
ing and Recording Dint riot In the
Territory of Alaska, and designated
by the United States Saneyor Gen
eral of said territory aa Mineral Ssrr
rey No. 1297; the eatorior boundar
ies of said claim, aoeasdiaa to the
plat and Held notea of said eons*
now on file in said Land Offloo, with
a variation of 18 deg. BP min. B. to
19 deg. OS min. E. being es followe:
Beginning at Gamer No. 1.
which la identical with corner
No. 2. Snrvey No. SO*. Frac
tion adjoining No. B above Pla
cer; a flr post 4 In. square, 2 ft.
above groand. in earth Monad
scribed 1 ill 9 SM 1 IMT B
Ab; whence U. 8. U M. Mo. 448
bears 8. ST dsg. M min. R.
BB90.49 ft. thence R 74 dag.
40 min. yf. (Var. 1* deg. *s
mm. R.» 699 ft. (o comer No.*:
Wanna N. » dag. 88 as4>. -
(Vertatton 11 dag. H aba.
048.8 ft. to corner Mo. 8;
thence 3. 74 dog. 49 mb. B.
(Var. 19 deg. N ag. M.f
799 19 ft 4g eosOar No. .4;
; tnaoce 8. 14 dag. tomb. «.
(Var. It *B. •* eOg. P.l
1144.4 ft. ip Dorset Mg. f gad
1 place of hagbnfag; liedbMfiCg
17.917 acres.
The adjohuan elabed ana an 48a
N. Bar. Ms. 444, Asetts ■« Bant|
on tbe R. Sop. Ms. 444 Pm Mian
Joining No. 5 Above Pbeur; an Mb
8. No. 4 Above mwenbbp FRM».
nnsnrveyed; ea Mm 70 Ms. d MM
placer, a aoaveered
B.8.L.M. Me. 44* la a Me goal
4 bebea Masse. 4 ft. above grnagA
in earth asaend, and b aMaoted ad
a bill aboat If mils N. of the month
of Nome River. Lotttnde 04 dsM. »
mb. LeneMefe 144 M IT
JOHN 8UNDRACK.
Kegfstar.
Publish—March 4. 11, li, 24; April
l. e, 14. at. i*. tin.
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