GUILTY AS
CHARGED
Larson Again Declared
Guilty of Embezzling
Bank Funds.
Tacoma, N6». 14.—Ole Larson,'
president of the def-unct Soandi
navian American Bank of' this
city, was today, found guilty of
transferring $208; 000 of the
bank’s funds .to the Seattle Scan
dinavian American Bank after
the' Tabctna* institution iwas
known to be insolvent.
Tnis • makes Lacson’s third
conviction on charges of embez
zling the bank’s funds. He still
has to face trial on several re
maining counts, two only having.
3een quashed by Judge Askren.
A Good Man for a Big Joh. <s
The selection oi District Judge
Jhatles E. Bunnell as- president of the
new: Agricultural College and School of
Alines is- deserving of heartiest com
mendation. The Judge is aa educator
by profession, as well a8 a jurist, and
‘n both capacities he has made good in
Alaska.- Ahdnmore than-that, be is a
real Alaskan,,’honestly devoted to the
welfare and development of th& - Terri
mry-m whioh he-has'elected1 to build
his -permanent home;-1 He knows the
country, its people, its needs, and as
head of the Territory’s first big educa
tional institution we nrediet that he
will give Alaskans reason to be proud
of his selection.,-. It is a big job, full of
possibilities, but it is not .too big for
Judge Bunnell.—Nenana News.
Al Colwell arrived yesterday from
Tacetua.
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Tenement Fire:
New York, Nov. 14.=—A num
ber of postoffice employes proved
themselves • heroes here this
morning: when- a disastrous fire
in a tenement district caused the
death of ten persons and severe
iniyry to several others. Many
lives would have* been lost but
for the heroic efforts of the near
by postoffice employes. Before
the arrival ofi the fire depart
ment,-however, the greater num
ber of those endangered had
been rescued.
The fire caused a half million
property loss and rendered
homeless a number «>©{■• working
men's families.
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Job*. Ilody, from Candle, arrived
yesterday, and left this morning for
Anchorage.
Florence D'Atley was anccn^-^dtinday
arrivals fre*i Fiat, and left Monday for
Anchorage.
Sana.Nesvoog and Harold Knudsen
are iu town from Grayling creek.
NelB ^ibe arrived yesterday, depart
ing this .morning for Tacota»v> .
jFrank Dawson left this morning,
j headed for Jones creek.
OphirtGJass. with mail from Ruby,
arrived this afternoon.
W. T. Vanderpool returned Monday
from a trip to Big creea.
John Griffin, well known mining
man, arrived today.
Bob Robinson* arrived vestefday
from Nixon;
Frank Mejstriek left this morning
fu. Jones creek.
L. N; Wilson, from Candle, arrived
yesterday*
Tom McRea departed this morning
for Flat. _
Anton Nelhon ie. a- late arrival from
Nixon.' _
John Larson, from Flat, is a late ar
rival.
PROFESSIONAL
W» F. Greens—
M.D4lXB.a
Officer Miftxrath, Aaa.
Albrecht and Taylor
Geo. W.-<Alhreght, Idiiarod, Alaska'
^ Chas. E. Taylor, .Seattle. Wash.
Practice in all the Courts.
Seattle. Law Office: L. C. Smith: Bltfe s
Elliott
l'ldgar SenetT. member of the N. C.
force at. Fairbanks, recently received
appointment from Governor Bone as:
special officer for the prevention of the
liquor traffic among the natives. John
Moe, who held the position under the
former administration, has left for the
States.
Walter Farrandleft Sunday over the
trail for Anchorage on his way to Cali
fornia.
Harry Meehan left this> morning for
Nixon, driving a horse.
Forfeiture Notice.
Tb WiHiam Dettering: •
You are hereby notified that I have
expended during,the tears 1916. 1917,
1918, -1919 and 1920 the sum of two
hundred and six dollars-and fifty cents
($206.50) in labor and' improvements
upon the Gold Hill Placer Association
mining claim, situate at the hmd ,of
Flat creek, a tributary of Otter creek,
in Otter precinct, Fourth Division,
Territory of.Alaska, the location cer* -
'liticate of whtoh is found of record in
Volume 15,of.ldocatioos, at page 192, in
the office of the Recorder in said Otter
precinct, in order to hold said claim
under the ^provisions of Section 2324 4
of the revised .statutes of the United
States, and the amendment thereto ap- -
proved January 22,- 1880, concerning ;
annuul labor upon mining claims, being
the amount* required to hold said placer 7
mining claim for the period from Janu
ary ls6, 191«,<to December 31st, 1920.
And if, within ninety davs from the •
personal service. of< this notice, or
within ninetv days after the publica
tion thereof, you.fail or refuse to con
tribute your proportion of such ex
penditure a>s aco-owner, whiobamouats -
to one hundred and .three dollars and
twenty-five cents (jt£)3.2o}r your inter- ■
est in the said claim will become the
properly of the subscriber, your co
owner, who has-madeitbe required ex
penditure, by the terms of said sec
tion-.. • T.iM. Dean,
Date of.first publication, Sept. 24, 1021.
Date of final publication, Dec 31, 1921
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