NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Frank Cross, and Charles Spen
cer. your administrators, succes
sor* or assigns:
Tou and each of you are hereby
notified, that the undersigned, co
owner has caused to be expended in
labor and improvements daring the
years, 1917. 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921
the annual expenditure required by
law, the sum of two hundred seven
60-100 dollars, ($207,501 on the
placer mining claim known as the
ORO GRANDE, located on Basin
Creek, a tributary ot Mclsing Creek,
tat the Council City Recording Dis
trict, District of Alaska.
Yon and each of you are further
notified that if you do not within
ninety (901 days front the date of
the final publication of this Notice
ef Forfeiture, pay or cau*** to be
paid to the undersigned cb-owner at
Council, Alaska, your interest in
and to said described expenditures
aa co-owners, your interest in said
described property will become the
property of the undersigned under
the provisions of Section 2324 of
the Revised Statues of the United
States of America.
JOHN ROTHLRR.
Co-owner.
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DOMKSTK' TROI7BLK rAVSKS
stift ix rttM^LK ArAtiBMY
Pueblo, May 25—Consuello Baca,
seven teen years old, was fatafty
wounded, and Josephine ' Laverta,
aged eighteen, is bptajf held Jbfiow-j
ing a shooting atfalrat the esclo :
sire Loretta Academy ip this cJtjr. ;
Mias Baca la thedajgfyer of Dr.
J. g. Bat-a. a protottteht Sga^fcdk
American resident of tne city. Do
mestlc trouble invojvi^ Jffju JLA
verta an$ pr. JJaca caused the trag
edy.* illaa Laveritt is a student in
the academy.
Manila. May 25—Governor Gen
eral Wood Ts reported safe after
being missing for thirty six hours.
'Wood was aboard the yacht
and was caught in a typhoon.
OFFICERS SKI/K (^U XTyjKFKIT I
RKVKXI K STAPH'S, ISABELS
Seattle. May 25—Secret Service
agents seize eighteen hundred coun
terfeit Internal Revenue strip
stamps for use on falte brands of
moonshine whiskey. A thousand
labels and wrappers to go with the
counterfeit stamps, plates for print
ing them and other material for
completing the camouflage were also
seized. Carl Beckenhauser. Tom
Bean and Gus Xocken were arrest-^
ed along with the seizures.
•EIGHT YEARS OF DEMOCRATIC
MISRULE” SPEECH DELIVERED
Washington. May 25—In a speech,
which Harding had read and approv
ed before it was delivered, the effic
ient an«l wise management of the
nation’s domestic and international
affairs and the substantial results
dn relieving ‘The evils of eight
years of democratic misrule” were
claimed of the Harding administra
tion. This speech whb delivered
by Senator Watson before the In
diana republican State convention
yesterday.
ITALY AND RUSSIA SIGN
COMMERCIAL TREATY
Genoa. May 25—A commercial
treaty between Soviet Russia and j
Italy was signed in the Royal Pal-:
ace yesterday afternoon.
A MG LOAN TO GERMANY
BEING CONSIDERED
Paris, May 25—A big loan to
Germany or none at all appears to
be the first idea with which bankers,
assembling in Paris for their first
meeting day. are approaching their
BRITISH AIRMAN LEAVES
ENGIAND—WORLD TRIP
Croydon, England. May 24—Ma
jor W. T. Blake, British airman,
today started his flight around the
world. He left Croydon at 3:08
p. m. The contemplated route lies
thru France, Italy. Greece. Egypt.
Mesopotamia. India Eastern China
and Japan, thence via Aleutian Is
lands. Alaska to Canada, thru the
United States to New York then to
Newfoundland. From New Found
land the trip will be concluded by
way of Atlantic Ocean to Greenland,
Iceland and Scotland back to Eng
Wax bin Eton, May 25—According
to ?'statement made by govern merit
experts today, the nation's cost of
litfng will be reduced 'one billion
dollars a year, at a result of tbe ten
per cent redaction In freight ratee,
an ottered bjr tjbe Interstate Com
merce Commieylop.
ci^i^h rw **
«nr
today made fik charfga tfat tfufif if
a mote to noqitaat; aim po*ynor
of jijw SUM "of ’ Jjtew ^or)i. '#«;
states that this fiifu and ticket fa
considered tbe"oply pray to get him
out of tbe City Hall.
CALIFORNIA Him 141B
ARB OOKBHT1TTIONAL
San Franciaco, Ray 26—California.
Allen Land L%w violates no provi
sions of the Constitution of the Un
ited States, nor does it conflict with
the treaty between United States
and Japan. Thly is tbe unanimous
opinion rendered yesterday by tbe
United States Circuit Court of Ap
HARDING WI1J. KJJTKR
GOJiF TOURS AWN?
Washington. May 25—Harding
will resume the role of a newspaper
man Friday when he e-nters the lists
as a competitor in the annual tourn
anunt of Washington Correspond
ents Golf Club. There will be
three hundred entries.
11LAKK ARRIVES IX PARIS
AT A: 12 P. M.
Paris. May 24—British airman
Blake, on flight around the world,
arrived here at 6:12 p. in. today.
BRITISH BOAT HAMMED
BY SEATTLE LIXKK
Philadelphia. May 24—British
cargo carrier Andree was rammed'
and sunk ofT Fort Mifflin, in the Dela
ware river, yesterday by Seattle lin
er H. F. Alexander, formerly Great
Northern and the fastest ship flying
the American flag. Crew of tAe
Andree were rescued by the Alcxan*
der’s lifeboats and by Nava] boats.
PROCLAIMS REPUBLICAN ARMY
ILLEGAL ASSEMBLY
London May 24—At yesterday’s
meeting of the Northern Ireland Par
liament, premier Craig advised that
the lrl9h republican army had been
proclaimed and illegal assembly.
Parliament later adjourned as a
mark of respect'to W*. J. Twaddle,
murdered member.
MAYOR VETOES
PAYROLL ORDINANCES
Seattle May 25—Mayor Caldwell,
late yesterday afternoon, vetoed an
ordinance providing $1,044,800.00
to meet the payroll of the City'gov
ernment. As a consequence of this
veto the pay of five thousand em
ployees will be held up one month.
SHERIFF HIST KJi^UBN
FUNDS RECEIVED FROM '
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT j
Seattle. May 24—Stringer, former j
sheriff, must return to County the j
sum of $0522.00 he received from
the federal government for mainten-1
pnce of federal prisoners. This ver
dict was returned by the Jury in the i
Superior Court.
BELFAST DISORDKKS TAKE
FlTttTHlR DEATH VoLL
Belfast, limy 25—Casualties re
sulting from disorders in Belfast
daring last night, consist of foot
dead fend twenty seven wounded.
mjfjosT saw* ym
wmm **»««
gay 8jrWiai
reduction* in freight rater tbropul
«f ««»l *" # b?
JWJWafnt? Corbfaerce CofflMlpnar*
ie^cUiwa «iy hacome fffaftl^e Jty
lajL an# fill cut rr**ent rater nbotjt
ROME, May §5—Scores of Roral
Guards were wounded' tast nightm
a ^street j^ttie fn tke crowded San
Lorenzo quarter ot^he city.
UE-W VWtP? PA^LIAMESIT
SWOT W ftijPK
Belfast. May 22—W- *• Twad
dle, member ojt tge ;Ulster Parlia
ment, was shot to dea.th by three
assassin* in the street yesterday*
Seven shots were fired Into his
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WATSON ATTACKS MEMBERS
HARDING CABINET
Washington, May 26—Senator
Watson of Georgia, in a speech, at
tacked the members of Hardi-ng’s
cabinet. In his denunciation he
declar'd that the executive hind
embah-ased the "Senate at out set
of his administration by asking im
mediate confirmation,” that Secre
tary Mellon is probably richer than
Rockefeller and is holding office in
violation of the laws, that Herbert
Hoover is an Englishman and that
Secretary Fall is one who is reeking
and dripping with Standard Oil
scandal in Columbia and Mexico.
CHARGES DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE CONTROLLED
BY MORGAN CO.
Washington, May 26—Senator La
Follette has caused to be entered in
the, Senate Record the charge that
the Departmnt of Justice is under
the control of'J. P. Morgan & Co.
The charge further states that cor
porations over which Morgan & Co.
exercised financial control are en
abled to do what thfey please with
out regard for the ’‘law; that this
control1 is exercised irrespective
whether a democrat or a republican
is in office in Washington.
The charge Itself is made by /Sam
uel Untermeyer of New York in a
communication sent to LaPollette.
WALL&CB MAY RESIGN OfFICE
QUARREJJBjP WITH FALL
Washington. May 26—Secretary
Wallace may resign from the cabi
net as a result of differences with
See. Fall over departmental control
of Alaska.
Fall and Wallace are intimate
triends and Wallace stated be is
ready to resign if the Rureau of for
estry and Public Roads af* taken
from his Department.
Fall' stated that if t|ie transfer
takes place he will Are Greely.
Greely has actively opposed Fall
in the letters Alaskan policy and
stands by his guns.
POSITION QFX'UrnE#
WAR TBUIWIMT MOON
According to advice* received by
the Signal Corps. the Cotter Bear,
at noon Thursday, May J6th, was
In the following position:
Latitude AS:07 North.
LongtyCpde >13.17 )ft*.
This places the Bear about 4S0
mile* South East from Butch Har
bor, at which place, she will prob
ably arrive some time Sunday.
The Nugget will endoevor jp heap
the Nome public advised as to tpe
dally position of the Bear. It In
formation Is received after the Bul
letin has been published It will be
displayed in the Nui£et window for
t£e benbp.t of*the public.
HBCRKTARY DAVW
'* MM RNOOVRAGUG
l^DO^YOSIi1 PITTORK
Washington, May SO—A picture,
of steadily reviving business activ
ity thruout the cbuotry. Is drawn
by Secretary Bavls * In a statement
made yesterday. This Is based on
reports relative to employment con
ditions made to the Department of
Labor. The report Indicated that
unemployment has been virtually
eliminated in the Slate of New York
NATION AD GUARD MEMBERS
sentenced JAIL
Los Angeles. May 25—Four mem
bers of the National Guard were
sentenced to thirty days in jail for
not attending weekly drill.
ARRESTED FOR SELLING
OIL STOCKS
San Francisco, May 25—Dr. John
D. Eckes Kleagle was arrested on
' the charge of having sold oil stock
j company stocks without a state per
PROMINKNT SEATTLEITES
PASS BEYOND
i Seattle, May 26th—Charles H.
| Black, pioneer and capitalist, head
[ of the Seattle Hardware Company
and the Black Manufacturing Com
| pany died last night.
Major H. W. Patton. pioneer
Pacific Coast newspaper man is dead
I INTERNATIONAL BANKERS AT
SEA OYER GERMANY
Paris May 26—The second day of
Fayetteville, N. C..-May 26tb—
Three enlisted men were killed and
three men and an officer were
wounded yesterday when a projectile
struck a tree and exploded, during
target practice on the Camp Bragg
MAN HUNT RESULTS IN
( APTIIRE MURDER 8U8PFXT
Poughkeepsie. N. Y.. May 26—
A man only known as Mac. who was
sought tor the shooting ot William
Desmond Taylor, the moving picture
director, was arrested yesterday at
FiskviUe Village, after a thrilling
hunt in which the sheriff’s posse,
armed with shotguns and revolvers
searched the woods where he had
been seen to enter.
HOLD1ER9 KILLED AT
TARGET PRACTICE
| ttyj International Bankers confer
| ence finds the 'situation less reas
I suring, for according to Berlin ad
vices. Germany is likely to reject
i the Finance Minister’s permit to the
| proposal for balancing the budget.
, which the Reparations Commission
has found acceptable.
MBS KV'TH
^UMPIRE
Mew York, Ma> *•—Babe Ruth
yesterday threw sand In the uhi
pireV eyes toiiewln« a dispute over
a close decision In the third Inning
it tie Tankee-Senetors feme.
Ruth was ord&red'o* Hjie told.
OEKOA
London. Hop J*—In n speech be
fore the House' of 'Commons Inst
■stititt Uoyi George mn#e ciaitne tor
sufirleVi'tl*r results In" Genoa Con
fetwheel
He sold that the Genoa parley
hgf prerftiol BwfgV ' ..
war and lafd' the iouniUtton on
agreement* ok lie powers wllh''Rus
t'APTAIX AMVftlMON
WILL ARRIVE 8VNDAY
Seattle, Ray 2*—Captain Roald
Amundson with his aeroplane and
an all metal monoplane trill arrive
here Sunday.
SAIL JJS VICTOIUA
' Seattle, May 26—Captain William
Flaher. supervising Federal Marine
Inspector for the Washlngton-Alas
ka district, will sail for Nome on
the Victoria on a tour of inspection
which will include the Yukon terrt
MIXATI IIK DISTILLERY
SEIZED WITH BIG
SUPPLY LIQUOR
Los Angeles, May 2R—A one hun
dred fifty gallon still, one hundred
;doven fifty gallon barrels of corn
mash, fifty five gallon bottles of
brandy and complete distilling ap
paratus were seized here today
Three men were arrested by the
police fn a Pleasant Avenue resi
dence where operations were being
conducted under the direction of
Herman KeltOr, a German expert
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