The Nome Daily Nugget (Nome, Alaska)
July 8, 1908

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?---*r--------; VOl.. K NO. 102 TKl.KPHONRNo.4ii NO.M K. ALASKA. WKDNKSD.X V. .11 l.Y s. 1!M»s lit.. v„ 4u I’KICK 2.1 CLN'I S WICKERSHA WITHDRAW TERRIFIC BATTLE Nugget's Special Service. SAN KKANi IS* July 4. deed ing profusely, staggering from exhati lion, ami almost unconscious. Joe Cans threw up the sponge to Hattling Nelson at tile end of the seventeenth rotlltd of the hig light here this afternoon The tight was a whirlwind of Hying fists from the time the gong was tupped in the first round until tin* close, and there was no doubt among the specta tors that Cans hud planned to win tin fight in five or six rounds, hut. failing in ttils. he became tired, and. although many opportunities i>|> sented them selves, he was Ulialde to deliver a tell ing blow. Nelson took a vast amount of pun ishment without apparent effect. Cans luting punch after punch to tils head, face and body with kalledo-uopic ra pidity Hut the little I hi tie was then all the time, and repeatedly t«M>k three blows fora chance to return one. ev ery time the l»aiie landed his blows told, and, while his face was cut to ribbons and he was beaten unmerci fully in the ftist six round-', he man aged to throw a few into the negro's stomach and kidneys which had a tell ing effect. Nelson was sent to the floor several times, but always res|toudod pioiupt ly to the call. The negro fought with the ferocity of a savage tiger, and he showed Ids rage every time the Hattlei lamb-d one in return. In tin* lifth round Nelson sent a swinging blow to tin* fare, which split Huns' lips through to his teeth, and h* spat out hlot»«l from that time until tin end of the fight. The blow Infuriated the lanky black, and in* lost his head, mixing it closely with Nelson, where the Hattler exchanged blow for blow for fully half a minute. At the end Units was sent Hying backwards with a blow under the chin, which it is claimed Nelson delivered with ids head by butting up suddenly from a crouch ing position. Hans returned to the center of tlu ring more angry than ever, his hatred of the Pane showing in every feature of his face, but his blows from that time lakced steam. The betting at this tint** was three to one on Clans, but it soon veered to even money, and thence to no money at all on Nelson. After the sixth round flans was ap parently too much exhausted to de liver a telling punch, hut Nelson then became aggressive, and by the twelfth round he had rough*-*) it to such an ex tent that tin* negro was all in, and his marvellous defense was broken down. Nelson, on the contrary, grew strong er and more aggressive. He quickly realised that his opponent was unable to inflict any injury on him, and left himself open for all kinds of punches, taking them with a smile, hut Hans was too far gone to do any damage Every time Hans attempted to delivei a blow he received one in return. In th** fifteenth round Nelson landed a straight left punch to his opponent** nose, flattening it to his face, and causing it to bleed profusely. Continued on Page 4. I* REPUBLICANS SSISTING BRYAN TO SECURE NOMINATION Nugget's Special Service. UNVal.N, Jills ii. vs IlMiVr ill III*' I•*»liti«*:iI unlit*' s\ i play* d ln*r«* today. sslnn Hi** r»puhin*a ti 1.11• t oiiiinitti-r issin-d a similar adv*H*nI im; I In* nominal ion *.f William .1* imii.i's Hryan as tin* ,l.1 i ;*t i« ran lidah h*r picshh-nt. It Is ImIIi'VhI that tin N»* hraskin r« puldh utis h*lns»* him tin h*ast dnti£«*r»mj.m *1 ail**::. ».f P|» v* 1 ami with re iflutiMiis whieh p-»»vi«le I Hit ill *.u ti**v*i lit i|He‘th*n hall he ml* il t t I Pan s at tei *.n la ie«l t (ii al t tii« »ii that th*- iii*»MV plan vva an iMttnhle ini f.»t I'ather, s\ Im. h* eati It*• rse.i the It. IniMia winn**f th* pa* Is. IIII I i *1* l.tinl, Mill I «i v s ssil litiM I" ns** the 11;ilit* iif th*- ihaij pr* nl* lit as a mean *»f tiniiiM ilp Pi* tii'ii il tI'Miihle. Watt* i **n al-ii a* I II 'I I \a le t .1 it* inn# t it s I VI III. Jills S. The n* I I|li* tii'ii i liie.i tiniiiM t*» «11 rapt th* har himiis i.f the parts I* .1.1 ’ani| all. nf i, 11 at. i p* **n! i i 111 Is men! iiitn t| for tin eliairinitnhip *f tin- tiatii'tial committee. *"l"tn i tuff* V. tin leHih-r nf tin I *1 nn h* .1 ni,i «l« !i im I i*in. |m|,iy t|«* ihhiih *1 Hi in in hmi.it. Thiii|i ».f t ti:iti«*n;tl «»»ntni? t«*. This :i* li.»n will t;ih»it in -pit.* -f ill* “n*a **n I?»\ mi, w hi. h .ii. 'I th* K« 11 hi* t I Mm: if*- I Mtyan. v •I'Hitu Minn. ‘*1 I I .It- IIh) lit i 111* ht al Tr 1111 if t. j t It Wi ViiiK. I** nii- l\ itii.i a in) I h» I *«1 filth 111 hi ill ..!i t v**t" If lit III III (Ml. fl III f.(,|.ii: ifiilll If Ihf I ‘ii I I M f »lt*l Iff* Tit. Him..i- *t. I. iti.' I.-. -i Hulli V:m •himn.il .il-l ili. X I k «t>-1 i tii. il »In- (*i i v ih r*. ..f h i I I*.i i ril ii l.v If.mi H Hltk.l an! I f III 1. 1j I.«11 I t ,“!*i 11. .it havt- I#.. lit a w i. u?>. i. h i ll1 iiitiaf* -»|.11 11*|\ ‘n s in"! Mh t I;t an an nljfiii ri ni. ni v\ i lak. n ii .mi *i l h* h.al Ha .if th -11- in the I’nion. Already a strong **anvass of tin* residents is being mad** hy both parti* *s, and partisan feeling is run ning very high. Pryan 1 a? a great many enemies here, and it is probable that In* will l«*s»* out in In'* home slat**. The republican state eon mitt**** add ed fuel to tin* tire this morning l*y plac ing a large banner across tin* main street of tin* city. Is* tring tin* sign “Nebraska for Taft." Protests have been filed with til**, mayor, and it is probable that a com plaint will be tiled asking t it tin* re publican party be restrain* *1 from u ing tin* sign on tin* grounds that it is a public nuisance. RAFFLE SATURDAY. One-fifth stop and repeater watch will be rallied at Tin* Nevada at s p. m. Saturday, July 11. Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade. SOLOMON AND COUNCIL. Stage leaves Solomon for Council every Tuesday and Friday. PROSSER McCUNE. Imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade. CORSON GAINS STRENGTH j IN INTERIOR TERRITORY Nugget’s Special Service. I’AiltllANKS. M I. i. Jul, i; J*»lni \V. >'mhiiii, ti• *11 nit I'«m 1* lomrii fi.un Ah K,i. ;ini *«l hi t*- l*Mla> :i»i 1 r» i iv* i| \.r\Ju my nrij.li**n. ’I'lt- «:»ihIU.i \\;i III*! il JOHN W. CORSON. Republican Delegate to Congress. tin* boat by a larn dob-gathtii. ;tmoiiK whom w«r«* many who formerly had boon sii|i|>«»rtit)K rah* and ("turn. I* T. liaria lto, chairman of tin* ro publican committ. h> John I. Me linn. Maik Siithv.m ,nul I.. i.»> T"/i* i iv** We i liaiii. ami ill »ii li^liliiiK i»|m-hI\ t..i f.ii-.m 4 ’or■‘•ini ma i i-i. it sp..--h i>i> '.-r litoiial wtn li eortipb tely in i« lln* .1 I 11 ill i. parked on i If 11 i l* 11 ..I m. llntr lluifh.il Katin till a! In* a hail’ tmi If-, nil Hu* aifii.lali In part* >1 4 *i -.in mail*' a hirlwiii.l imiiii i uf tin* Vtikuti liv.i. r;in\i' ii !*"inl aluiit* t If liif. in.I »i-a. liiiif «*ir *‘le at If i.M'k in tin- morning. w h*i •■•»ii\ iitim 1 i• ■1 i n n r«»t;i. ii i «t. il i t I ti 1 it I I. I I I I I 1 1 |*l* iili llti ll n«-miii:ii Ml ill* iali-t lii ki l. Tli.- ivjr.-ii.in I». i in in- .I a |*l11 in f I»«* r ink n *‘itt\. .f th« fiimii-r m.mil h.t i uv. |..II..,\ iiitf. vv I i will imi u 11 lliy '.1 In l -imli-l.it. t*\II«»\ t’lTV July Th -ll v. u iin|.iis..iiiii.-ni fur ouu|‘!i» it> iti i >hi»**tintr «»f J“j,n Silva, a f-stanrant. m REVOLUTION IN HONDURAS Nugget’s Special Service. WASHINUTii.V I* i- .litis s A ill h i. «-i v« *.i 1»\ tin tat iU parlniim lit-ff t .is morning i> t*» i»i. i If 1*1 -1 dial tin- i*\*>1 uli-.ti in li>*:uluia' w »i«»*l**i* l li,* 4',»n: i«*I .»f |»f, >nl* ni 111 uias. StViial ha\* lt 1“ if hi- ut..in- i 1 II. i t ..u i,.| I I,. I'..I 1 hi. mi| r. I !.r 111! i. I Si NOME RIVER BRIDGE CLOSED tisob 'Mil" i I I t .1 ;t!I:>|m!|(|i f.#i i» h ast a U.

n *1 I la %ing o l*t idg* i* ii i i In idg* M I i-1 t 1 g'Us. hut It I- a bit that bt I.-.| a. r DR, CHASE GETS CONTRACT. l*i w. I1 Arty (‘has*- last night igiual a contract with tin \’om. A* t ie »f the Fraternal Order of Fugle* to furnish medical attendance to its ntetn hers for tlie ensuing six months. Granite Mining Candles are the best WITHDRAWALS ANNOUNCED Nugget'* Jpcc.ai Service. AlftUAUKS. Alaska. July 7. Judge Wicker*ham and Thomas Caie hj*e positively announced that they ✓,.11 withdraw from the contest for the delegateship to congress from Alaska The Press today publishes an au thorized statement from Wickersham to the effect that he has withdrawn, which amounts to a statement from him that he has knowledge of the fact that he could not win. A telegram was received here from Thomas Caie at Fon du Lac. Wis.con sin. which says that owing to the ill ness of his wife, he will be unable to come to Alaska, and will not be a can didate for re-election under any cir cumstances. The telegram also states that Caie cannot possibly visit Alaska this summer. FAIRBANKS. July 6—Judge Wick ersham announced positively to hi* fnends today that he w*ll withdraw his name from the contest for delegate. A public statement over h*s signature will be issued tomorrow. FLEET READY TO SAIL iJugget's Special Service. SAN I KWrlSCn, Jul\ t‘. The 'nil .1 Slat* fleet In h. .-ii t .-nddel h* i uni eviiwiimn v\ in leadi n' i ii* ilij'iitiii Th. -;isjis Mill *i;h ,ii-i I hi at 1 i*** h uii Tu* sdav next I'li sUi. Ill i(,Mt>eV«-it till ss;iKt' Ilf go mI V HI I•» the ullit t rs and eltli-led melt will be r»aij al a general muster •li ea.il bait i IJ, l I.»i the fleet sails. KILLED A POLAR BEAR hii- it mute from Teller t Th» h« ar weighs i-• mn Is. 'i’r.e h.-ar \sas o\ miming in ti.e open t n. r some mill h e tines, M ell lie i' eit by «ptain Khens hmidt. and 1 hot rata •noioj fe\v rifle ha,Is httlc ti it. the head 1 he place wbera he\ ire in--, ff. tiVe brought the ihnitai down, hi lie \v dead when fhe boat aught up to him. E K O rNCH ANTING DANCE. S for |4.uo anil couldn't get a taker. Howr could it be possible? Couldn't Le genuine! STOR AMO INVESTIGATE YOURSELF Don't take se. o4 lb. aS K_* w 1 »m*> Evaporated Apricots ja*r lb. jS Schneider'* Candles ja r ln»x to HIue Point Oysters. 2 per do/. 3 7.', Happy Home Peaches ja r do/. 2 50 Eastern Raspberries, preserves, beautiful goods, packed in 2 lb. sanitary tins, per do*. |2 20 Asst. Cal. Fruits per do*. 0 00 Fancy Petaluma Eggs Northwestern Commercial Co. Wholesalers Direct to Consumer Groceries Coal Lumber Hay Grata

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THE Went!* Daily ttugget NOME CO OPERATIVE PUBLISH ING COMPANY. B. M. STONE. Manager. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. hiMI»li«l T>alljr Kwrt Sunday. Per month 17 00 Per year l7n,W All Change* of Standing Advertite ment* Mutt Reach Thu Office Be fore 3 O'clock P. M. of the Day Preceding Publication. PIIONK MAIN NO. t*

Kntei-eil m .Himj-ni i matter i'et. rs. 1907. nl the |xrt*tid!lce at N'..m«. Ala-kn. under the act of ennpn*«i of Mar. h 3. IS7S. For Frt'hiJfttl WILLIAM H. TAFT For Virf I’le-itli iit J. S. SHERMAN For Deletfato to ('onirrov. JOHN WJORSON in.#.' s*|i NOME. ALASKA. JULY 8, 1908, THE SITUATION. It Is difficult t«* fathom the motives of Kuril** Alask i politicians win* mi* timially prat* about "home nth aid t. \vlw» permit no a am p i by without dealing a hh*w at t1 U Ml'* it.lily r* if,i* if;- the pr* sent time. The candidate noth tie* republican ami ilemop« rly equipped to met t a ml make friends in a sociable way with the law makt is t*f the country in order t«. *>nli*d their sympathies with **u? wants. In all truth tie* same argument apple ty Mr Honan, the democratic noinin* As t.» Mr Mum. ?*p». nt. nothing hut himself ami t e Fairbanks p otw, r\» r i.f |#olithal events that 1 with a further o**s. r\ath*h ait.| stu a«* tint ramm#*l* *t of that fim«a' ha* only r\ tl to strengthen Ms h. II* f lit l he §h««*H!te tie t iSih tmm# fit'it#* s#*if-it«*\* tn:it. nt i *i \i.i'h i, eanl/* ii in n Mith. irt*fU hr«*a«i iia^is as jwrtriit «'ftix*T»* of i t t#-rnton fo manage their «»wn internal affair* in »t max n*»t I*#* amis t«*! s a that >1 •.rs»n I* |*fs**•«-*m. io main* .tin Ills )>*>stti«e i T I.. e#.mr»# v ,f ,1 result* out >*a»s ,.f ..tin*-j i*n| in; f .v‘ w I'M I’, tit!.-ni l A FIELD FOR INVESTMENT. 't ii! ill. iltj.-t i-.iii. Unit N lit i i.-r i.n« ;ii i •mik- .f i.ialu t Hu i- 'ti.l ink** trip hilt*, uli.i.n 4h«* tl *1 In ,i. U liti* i I up ami I: tlitr.l I.. Mn. tin* III. i ,t i (fit .hi it I i-l I. I. «p.li« M\ -ll-1 IL'.I t ..Hi. I there a *:i# *t manv |*la* r enmj j v."ik, nut itlnn th** |sist week fun 1 *l«fT* rej o f 1 h.n --fart I uf i \n. t ?i* i n. itian M* h. m* the M least liftx h ,\ti in thi i**ntntry. irrx ing .nmin r« i.»l «*t no-J metals, hav* l»e* am *»ver*’*l. hut unfortunately ih* a*. in t! ha inly *.f l*""l It* ft. Wh»» tl le*t |hH»i III.' !:11 la-e* ss;ir> «I* i■ th. in lliisi-! ri" lint Sit* i i| e i |V ill*.Hi! taking a hat** i.fi a quartz j»n»| th* i is x- harg** l*f* s- *’*l ti !«t,| if #*i put 1*1 h* II*-i ha h* top* ft ini** plueer pr**i'f»sition, on th. other humlf offer* a qui* k return mi lit* In* vestment that is. if *»n* is f>-rtuiiat* tmiigr In strike the pay streak, A qua it/, mine i* n mure permanent I pr*ip«siftion. ami then is m«*re t r tit 1» |thm merry Ji-s| in the pt*«heti**ti that th* quart/. v* ih' **f lliis i|i>tri« t will h* pay ing 1 i\ i«l* »»«l>* l*»ng after tu* pl.t* f laillls hav* l*eetl eXhails-'-il f.,| ii. i*ut i iliih nil .k* n **r N..UH- it IH till' huh: j 'peeially vvheti are il'kf.i l*. put up their nutii* v f.*j «!*-v* l*»pmeiii work Just it the p s. r.t tin,.- th* r* ar numerous ham*- f.*r husimunai .if N'*u»le tl* get in *i|i tile g t Hill* I f|* h 11 I soiii* pinpi *sit Imi; that ar* *h -tin**) l«» pf-*\i- *li\i*l*inl pav*r- f*.r Ih* it*-xt fifty **r humlreil y* ai> AN OLD. OLD LESSON. “The pit* her t ail g*** th*- w« 11 [ten often gets broken at last” is an a*la«. llmt pli «I:• rs-. *-x iiglit w* ig- I ha tn)»i*in i.f tjjf woi i.i. will r** Mgni/* as a truism every Him h*- think* of In r* **rit fight with Italtiing t -on. f *1*1 age w ill hi .it the hesl ..f them Soin* h**w or other, after a man pa -s. s the thirty-fifth **r fortieth mil* stone his miis. l. s bi-gin tn lost* !?..dr Jasli. th. is Httte admit N*tnrrn pugilism ami |*oHtk*i». «*ui r. ;i,l* r* can r* M ,i ^iir.,1 that If ■I*« d John \V win represent a I* Mask.i an.| no Mngh Judicial dis til*! all i n«* single or mim* h. r d clement*. That he will aid In having enacted nth law* the p*n» I ie d»*sir and fo those w hit h w ill !>e for toe imm.diti. and ultimate benefit •f 1» '-eetiotis of the t. tiitorv T!i»’ alt# nipt matt** during the past few v ar to hcilat loll f.»r Mao r« inintl- d |tr* i Hart’s f-*r> of the “Jumping Prt*f of Cala veras I’ountv.** Iti« ••rnp. I* net on the hind and interest* upon ■l* ••tiler, ha s t v to throw healthy s t ha* kward rather than for delegate l«» eofigrcsj*, eouipe. >.p|. !it th* in ds of Alas iM .h iomptish much to make in i’* Me- lot'hytsts who infest th* ii.ti »ot,,f lpital for If aggratuli/* t ‘1 he d* legate from Alaska who ’iin.tn.it* tin "private Inter* is'* a f ie*. in Alaskan affairs iniisi he ij .I a dh th sain** w« a|H*ns pos I h th* \Vh»t of thos»* ttorui it».l for delegate possesses the at* n t John \V i son CHINAS GREAT STRUGGLE. whole worhl I a stage, in i'hina s struggh against of the higher officials of tin* kingdom and has liirnol th* lives .»f mtfourited millions of p. op!, into nn re miserable ex istence. This, more than any other cause perhaps more than all other causes combined has k* pt i’hina in t e rear t.f progress. The I’hinaman know it, and he has lit mat* ood t** w ant to free himself. Nearly two years ago the empress dow tger of I’hina i*- m an edict again-? nilivation and us** of opl Up iii tlit inpi?., and provided for its t aili ^t ion w it inn ten m i Manx gov* imm nts. including tin* I 'nited States and Ur* at Britain, agretd to li. Ip enforce tin* edict. li em« il that tin dax of iielix* ranee had I Hut I feat Britain has broken faith In the matter, as -he lias done many times before. The Indian government, which it- fix. a revenue of more than '"ttiiMif) h year from the opium traffic, is not willing to telimtiilsh that ad vantage. and opium In enormous on Sale at: Nugget Office M auro Co. A. B. Coon Co. T% m n r Monopule Cigar Store Price 25c City Hall New> Stand 6 Copies S/ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE

Of All R#*l and Personal Property Be tongmg to the Seward Ditch Company. Notice is hereby given that I. the im«l« r following described real and |N i-..nal pro|M ri> I*, longing to the iid R. ward Ditch i r. John I* L**d\. Dondhy Dobbs. John 14. I tea u. II. T. Harding K»»gi tie K. Ailes, aiH| Milton K. A lies. i*» divert and apply to a beneficial use th** waters of Nome river and all trib utaries to Nome river. hetw***n th** said h tak> of said S* war.! IMtch and Anvil »r**» k. Also that certain ditch. |.i|*** lin**, flume and water conduit extending from the Crand Central river t*» th** Non.#* river divide, and known and designated as the "High IN|*e Line.' together with all the flumes, pipe Utica, dltch.s. laterals, feeders and other w.itcr eomlttits of every kind and de iptIon therotmt i i belonging. app.r -oiiig «*r a) put tenant. also all the rights ae*|iiir«*d hy the said Seward Hit* h Company. its grantors and prede cessors in interest, hy appropriation I** divert th** Waters of said Crand enlral riv* r and its tributaries, and «ppl\ th** satin* to a Itencflcial use. aLo all rights of way and franchises «nd easements of every kind, nature ,!'d description appe rtaining. helotig ing to or appurtenant to tin* said "High l*ipe Lin**;** alsM th** right t•» continue -aid "High Pipe Line" from its pres d terminus to Nome and vicinity; \s ill iniitei ial n«»w *»ii hand f**r tin* action **f said pip** line. Also all tin* rights heretofore ac quired and conveyed to said Seward Ditch IV. h\ the Central Water Co., "'d II. T. Harding. J D. Le*dv. C. I* Lam* t al. Also all mining claims owned hy "aid Seward Ditch Company, and ail j interests in mining claims owned hy iid Seward Ditch Company. Also all leases of mining claims own pin .’ppppuni mien ompany, ac ppriling to the terms of which said leases tile said Scwatd Ditch Company is not prohibited from transferring anti assigning the same without the writ ten consent of the lessors in said leases named. Also all rights of way and easements *twned by said Seward Diteli Company •ver mining t-taims. Also all horses, plows, scrapers, camp equipment, wagons, harness, tools, and mining and ditch implements owned by sail Seward Ditch Company. Also that certain lot in the townsite of Nome. District of Alaska, known as lot 25, In block 50. together with all Im provements thereon situate, ami being the lot upon which the Seward stable and barn is now situate. Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 7th day of July. 190S. ALBERT FINK. Trustee. Date of first pub July S. 190X. Date of last pub. Sept. 9, 190S. NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF TOWN LOTS. By direction of the commissioner of •h‘‘ general land office, distribution of the surplus funds in my hands, aris ing from assessments levied and col lected, must he made to those who paid •he same, pro rata. This refund will he made to the Individual who paid •he same, of the authorized agent of corporations, in person, at my office on or lu fore July 28, 1S0H. it will greatly xpedite this matter if those applying for this refund would present the as sessment receipts given by me. All persons who have not received In* trustee's de**d for lots purchased inu-t rail at my office and get the '.line on or before July 20, lOOK. IMiRTKH J. POSTON, Tounslte Trustee. Offiee ill Masonic Temple. Get one of the new model Remington typewr.ters. E. C. Niles, Golden Gate Hotel. imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade. Granite Mining Candles are the best. Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house In town. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. To Michael Cold!** ig. hi* h*ir* an«l as sign* You arc her* by mvtifb that the un dersigned ha* expended more than tin* sum »*f one liumlrr d dollars I«m> on the following placer ruining claim. f«»r each of tb*' years 1!*«h; and IH07. to-wii: The l.otiDiana bench claim, situat***! «»n the east side of i!ourl»*»n creek, trib utary of Snake river. In the Cape Nome Mining District, District of Alaska. And you are further notified that if you do not. within ninety (9A) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to he paid fo the Undersigned your proportionate shares of sueh ev pendlluro a* co-owner your inter**!* in said claim will become the |»r*»|H-rtv |of the undersigned, under -ectl*»n ?;i”l illevi** I Statute* i*f ih«* Cnited States KMII. KKANDKIl, H RHIMSKwNH W. D ARCY CHASE. M. D Offlee: Nome Hank Trust Rldk. Hours Rhone 1 00 to 3:00 p. m. Offlee Main S 7.00 to 9:00 p. .m House lied 3 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. josh r. McIntyre— Real Estate and Financial Agent. 40S-409 Mutual Life Hul Idle*. Seattle. Suburban Acreage I'lie.- Seattle. Ilierea iUK III Vllu" rapidly. Huy now. WILLIS A MELVILLE. Coleman Bldg., Seattle. I Want a liiYIirlim COCK I AIL—THAT’S ALL PERCY HERMANS. PROP. Pacific (old Storage COMPANY Fresh Killed Beef and Mutton continually on hand Dealers in all kinds of Fresh Killed Meats, Poultry, etc. Phone White 17 Market 132 Front St Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska NOME, ALASKA Capital $100,000 J. E. CIIILBERG, President T. J. NESTOR. Vice President W. L. (.'OLLIER, Manager C. G. COWDEN. Cashier J. J. COLE, Ass’t Cashier A.W. KAIL Asta.vir. Finest Liquors and Cigars. Family Trade So licited. Free Delivery Cor Steadman Ave. and Front St Phone Main 169 O’MEARA ABI NDROTH Propra Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars in town at the fiuntet H untar Rye and Old Crew Bourbon. JOE HALL, Manager. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. For Seattle S. S. Umatilla JULY 16

Ticket and Freight Office, JOHN J. SESNON CO.. Agents W. H. BUSH. Commercial Agent Alaska Steamship Co. Nome-St. Hichael-Seattle Route S. S. Northwestern Due at Nome about July 20. S. S. Victoria Due at Nome about July 15. S. S. Ohio Sails for Seattle SAILINGS FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO NOME DIRECT. S. S. Olympia Due at Nome July 19. S. S. Olympia Due at Nome Aug. 28. S. S. Yukatan Due at Nome Sept. 29. John H. Bunch. F. A P. A. Alaska S. S. Co. H. R. Elliott. Agent N. P. Pier N. 1. Seattle, Wash. Nome, Alaska. S. S. CORWIN CA!»T. \A7E«iT Sails for CANDLE 7 P. M. TOMORROW For ANADIR, SIBERIA, about July 6 OFFICE WITH SESNON CO. M. SIMMEL Wholesale and Retail GENERAL MERCHANDISE Stores: Anvik, Innoko River, Disakakat and Simmel City Fresh Perishables: Eggs, Potatoes, Apples, Oranges, Onions, etc., Will arrive at my Innoko store on first boats down the river The gasoline launch “The Flyer” will make ruus between Anvik and Innoko every ten days. I1 (eight may be consigned to all points on the Innoko as tar as Simmel City. Will cash letters of credit Issued from hanks or reliable mer chants For references: Alaska Hanking Sale Deposit Co.. Fuuet National Hank, Seattle, Northern Commercial Co., «an Fran* Write all communications direct to Anvik CarstensBros. Dashley CORN EED BEEF AMD Mil HIM KILLED WEEKLY ALSO *^ Ibunter Hunch Counter (ilS ALMGREN, Propr. First-Class Service Day and Night Tray Orders e Special!) Telephone Main 160 For St. Michael S. S. GUSSIE BROWN TOMORROW MOON J. I. MCLEOD Coon’s Ticket Office Front St Electric, Vapor, Turkish and Min eral Baths, Etc., Shampooing Expert Masseuse. Chiropodist. Bath and Massage Parlors Rubs, etc. Rheumatism, Nervousness and I.umbago Successfully Treated. Both Sexes. ANNA M. KELLOGG. Second Avenue_ near B St.

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Pleasure tor kll the family in the kodak I Picture making; the Kodak way X is so simple that even a child v may take and tinisli pictures Ie given than a beautiful Kodak. Prices $3,011 to UU DOBBS' KODAK AND SUPPLY STUDIO RErLECTIO^TMST^^^^^'^^^'X CONVICTION AFTERWARDS To shorten a long talc, if we can't rotivinee you after due n llv -tton. that Nta il.M’ii VAI.I.KY' lias an Ideal ctlmale. pure sparkling water, rivers and lakes of surpassing Ismmiv, Ihaf teem with !i 11 during Heir s*-a«on: deep. fertile soil, suitable for all kinds ..f fanning, as thous ands itf testa have alreadv proven, and has inieve. Ih It, faeilitles, nea Hng eomplet ..on pled with present and fnliir. market- of 1 that enduring kind, simply HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH US. 2 A k someone who ha- le. h ihtt. That‘s all we i, W mu nt tee rntlsfaellon. APPLETON INVESTMENT CORPORATION. LTD. American BankBldg.. Seattle. U. S. A. B. C. Branch Offices: Quesnelle. B. C.: Vancouver. C. L. B. Tanner Sc Co. Real Estate Purchasing and Forwarding Agents jo4-2o5 Hailey Hldg., Seattle 71711 ILL purchase and forward to anydir**ct point of trans Ww port at ion in Alaska, Lumber. May, drain. Machinery and all kinds of Merchandise. Purchases mad** on cont ract or commission. Let us know your wants and we will quote prices, 1 Bank of California SI XIII I, »VSH.

Hedd Of fit e, San I ram is. 19«s, in favor of Alas ka Itanking A Safe De|H>sit Company, a corporation, and aganst T. T. lame, doing business us Consolidated Hur rah Quartz Mine, I will offer the fol lowing described real estate for sale, at public vendue to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on the 2!»th day of July. A. I>. 1909, at 2 o'clock p. in., at the front door of the court house at Nome, Alaska: All of the right, title and interest of the defendant, T. T. Dane, in and to the following mining claims, with all Improvements thereon, in the Cape Nome Mining Recording District: King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 2; King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 3; El mer S. Quartz Claim; Dewey Quartz RUSHING WORK ON CANDLE DITCH **\\I»!.!%. Jtil} t’tnh r flu ii I»t\H*l**i» «*r l»»vf Im\,i i r* *»f ah«iii tutu ;i t fit line in th» h\ iir.iuli«‘ |-11*♦ whirh will •‘»*tiv«*i fit* w.-t i* r fr**m tIt** «lif fft** If> InulM* f!«»!•! Minmv f"om|>.inv tli* i n*| i t utt m i j tfc.it »f»*l it h sj s .f tfia w«»rk will l» *»mj. livilcitifh v it*.r«* t* Ft. %V #*f ciIh«||| it; »i i5; t I V nil horn.- t* .mi art* uf» tfc I .It I It?* li*. f I i* k* f. f*• i f-.r mi i.iK.' *f I if f r* |*i:u i Get one of the new model Remington typewriters. E. C. Niles. Golden Gate Hotel. Granite Mining Candles are the best Blatx Private StocK at the Bank. \V. \v Silo will ongago in uniting of i*M-.»ril ahslr.ut an.I iiotaiv wink I* nal i Ml** v, ilh *i I Cool/. I’MMit ft** f I *1 i* Main |n, Mi" I. I’ Thomas lia a I |.**u i it ing and st«nogri|ditnil Qnait/ claim; King Solomon Quail/. Claim All of th»* right, till* and inti i« vt f tin* lit fondant. T. T. Lam*. in and t that oortaiu dit. h and at* r right wliioh 11.« its intako from Lyons r.« k I*at‘d Noiiir, Alaska, Juno LT», I* 1 jins’. t. c ?*o\vi:ll, Cnitod Status Marshal for 111* l*istri«t of Alaska. Sound Thur-at l»i\ision. NOTICE OF MARSHALS SALE. In the District Court for the Dis tiiet of Alaska, Second I»i\i ion. The Alaska Ranking and Safe Deposit Company. a corporal ion, plaintiff, v Coiisiinn r-‘ Milk Company, a cor poration. John hoe and Richard Ro*\ whose true names are unknown to1 plaintiff, defendants. Notice is hereto given that tinder and !»y virtue of an execution i-,~ued out of tin* district court for the district of Alaska, second division, on the 1TtIt day of June. Rios, in the above entitled section, wherein the Alaska Ranking Safe Deposit Company, the ahov named plaint iff, obtained a judgment I and decree of foreclosure and sale of certain personal property therein de scribed and of said real property here inafter described, on the lfith day of June, ms, which said judgment and decree lias been duly entered, I am commanded to sell all th ee rtaln lots and parcels of land situated in tin town of Noin*-, district of Alaska, known and described as lots respectively 3.7, 3t» and 37, in block 10, according to the offi cial map and plat of the townsite of Nome, Alaska, on file in the office of the recorder of the Cap** Nome record ing precinct, district of Alaska, to gether with all tin* tenements, heredita ments and appurtenance* thereunto In-longing and aniii-i tahiinir And notice Is hereby further given that on the lSlii day of July. ISOS, at 11 o'clock of that day. at the town of Nome, Alaska, in front of the south en trance of the court house for the dis trict of Alaska, second division, I will. In obedience to said execution, sell the alsive described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfv plaintiff's judgment. with interest thereon and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash. Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 17th day of June, 190S. T. C. POWEI.L, United States Marshal for the District of Alaska, Second th Division.

New Laid $1 doz. i Prosser’s Harness Shop Phone Black 5 j j NEW RECORD MADE BY AEROPLANE II* »M l\. n* la «;r 11 t f ii* h i"| hiiilsl. in i.l. t s I** rlf***i*l 11 i» hi a* i *j*t.* i,* f Iis m*«j liiU fit h v, i in In that t! H* *H| I *1 hi «.n I. I. M.i h th ii'« >**i lilt* *11 iimr.iti .iii'l nils ••lily th.fi r f. i ,!1 IH* *111.. I., A II If.,!,♦*, i i.. ft »s ur*Mi. .I If 1 tt.Mit)i| »'**i i m» t i fh» i**iirr»1 -f lb. ’1» I 1 I i i w.|| m| f I. I »i* if..I I \hihlt i.tfi, w hi.-|, ,i*| I It II i .,f I'-1# if f*! M in f i'i ,ti It ,1 i' *‘1*1*1 h i i.,u |h. V I 1 ImI- i ill i lip MAKES BONFIRE OF A DEAD WHALE W.M.I lUT, |r, III .11, lullin' «I« «*l uli ii.- I t ni.|M in hi Ir.inl siirtl I. j.ii* in tun. i .1 i.. I. i\ W K. t I hits start. «l i hut* i..»nii•. w it h will |.n.ii;»hl\ Im* k* I»i bmitillK I n* !h. lit \i w ••••K Tin* whah*, whi« r 7> t t in I. i.t-f lh»al. if until tin- 1. nil 11 \I h h« v\ t-t K l f Injinj .i I n.. t1 I*1 »i*»t i*. an.ithiT until it n m Im *1 th. K* 'H I !'f lilfJI f«| hlilflj. •II f Ill* t. Tli. :il .*41 i t,H, J.. In i •»Y K.f i I,..;, in ||t. ,y| l« lull if*| u *#uM Mh I n. VH- rMtirim; th- mli;. mu mil I J.*t Hu., flivs .hi! ii.ii wlii.-h sin.n4A smith wm ilif.l III.- |u| iliiM !i> li.l.. hi' m.-, ui 'i 11* .1 I• ii■;• 11! „.tf h I’ll Jfftil 1 .iilf.nls I 111 j «1 lip ’*1 J, mT 1 III ninfis! WIFE OF THIEF SCARES SHERIFF OF LOS ANGELES i-«»S ANMKI.KS I a »i.: ili.tt. M l> i i I!i ii w ill n if *.i

Kl 111X11 mill li: i j u»- h»*r hushaiMl.au allied d i *n his way to jail it Klko. I* i uty Sh* i iIt llarri* uni ahl ,u.’ ini? the man car. iuil\ mi th* i«mi m whiiti hi'pin mda\ fi*.•»■» th. An-. n» h 4 .miily jail. Tin* wmiiaii I. f* li« ir la t niidit! thn ali iiitiK to ass. inhlc t *.s«*iii* {.ar ty ihal Would i. I. a Itr.iW ii h. |..i- and his guards r.a. h- d Kilo. Tin dinars I. ft A 114* i* tii«-t‘y with Hn»vvn, and a** ?i• knows what ir >n art i« i Inin lit u t ,j :i I .j,l li* Ul ru n.I «t>• i ilurinr lit- t« luutI* ‘I In i 1;i• I n rutuum. 1»ij» iH.i| .!tiirr- >t -'!it.r in I I ini \i,r ,Jt j ’'•'**1 *»ui ua »J. !iv. t«i| t.. ill, W \.ula auth«*i i!it s 1»i mr t a ar, i ..i'm, I• u i l V I :ii 11 lit. III I 11''I S i k t 11 -s j I'l' V. Mt .-\f l iili BELIEVE OWEN MORAN HAS BEEN CORRUPTED N K\V ViiltK «>w,n Mumii i- ih. latest si*ra|i| ,-r In put up a m»ne\ hat against lough nuts in iiis prof, ssimi Across tin' pnnil tiny want iiwin in mingle with J. in Intscoll. l>ut lie stalls arnuiul, saying tie will tmi (iglit unless an imnn-nse sum is given, win. Ins- nr draw. tine Isnidnn expert. in writing nn the subject, says: “Owen Moran lias Ih i n piling up d‘d lais in America, ami 1 I'.-ar in- lias also acquired some ,.r the objectionable characteristics of the Yankee bluffers. When lie gave it out that lie would not light in this country until he had de cided his recent match with Attell. yve could all understand his attitude, es pecially as he can take up lucrative music hall engagements on the other side tf he should defeat the American. However, there exists a v.1% Ueeli ,|e •■ii. Iii \|..lau iii the ring uii.i J.ui Krisioll. and the I'ardift voulli is pre pai-.'.l with barking up to $|.urm. i .tare sa> eoiiid ill- raised without diliieulty. "In two uuarters a purse of 15.000 was foriliioinjug. and great h..|..s were inainiaiii.il that Hi.- National Sport ing eluli wool.I snare itu- match for ik liiy w. t-k Moran, I owner. has Imitate.! Tommy Hums. aiu| requires $3,060. win. lose or draw. I iris...II will sensibly, have nothing to do with such preposterous terms. “I would warn Moran and others that they are going the right way to disgust tile public with the game, and thereby render It impossible for promoters to otter decent purses." ABE RUEF OUT OF JAIL Nugjat $p«c»at S«-vc« V V na.V IS* \f. r

1 i »»f half million ***irMh r* «M irift* r.-i- ,f iv: ih i- **i*I t**Mar Tf f- r r i. rift- Jitn *n h# it r t f. .fa f. th*. t h>*in»» •4 JtTlM i flit i.»t» *f. i t i til »fi* id vi* *h ft»i\ h in ill ff. t.n hi‘ titl*»ti. f «r. fn^t. ,t| -r fft** «r» t* I r n t».* t* t.-ah Hhi* h* t. .»k fi' it'* ir» *?f iv, *i »v M* mi--*? r *r* f r *«v w. ftr»?

REED ELECTED TO SCHOOL BOARD t. »l* i 1 :ii* i i, v »*r\ fiin* 111• *11 I i win »i*i ttfii u* aft •I Mtlg !i* f lit t hrlilit* i! tii. rh.M-i i»." ‘I S*‘iM »**R I* I tJ.iy iftrl liiNfli .»fni I,.* Mill* *1 lit ft* I fl I* ft S f,. 1 MMiiigtii *#f tii* nit r-niiit n h** J.ail 1 i l.iy**I IJiii f**r ih.it iii.Tt* \**r* !u*» *il* *1 iialtof- i;nl Iliirt fi-. r*-j. rtf.l. w III. f tit fii.tf, ^t r It. that Mm f* h *?s♦ 1 i 11. iM* ..f gi.i'jiit.g thr *1* Mm* \**ttiig m ii fitn. mitt* t Mm \u tmliafi I»:tti f»i ill phiy the t in .M* i \Vi-t**w hit' m«l ■*f‘‘. r f“t »ii' i.f millii.. f\ Tin*■**•• “f the a itlifi* i t i.t f t it niamf' Hf i v* v il* p hit* t in th* ele* litm, *fi»l i n Ip* at? f, a Miinl.fi iif them the right iif from fa th**re n*» •■Xt lli n.iflf The U m «lr\ f«*r that ini! “is m ha nil v xp* r a Titan to tv«*ik up Very imn h Mini .a in i»\* i i m.| th.n l ii »ll f h* f i it i? i e- i»rl*4 ha 1 1“ I Si nt I in* *ff the supply if I ‘I «r t-i i »pi li t i in all* |»ut turn Tt ill hut' -ir nit\ \\a\. M tie.lit f h“U! ti» ei >unt f Isait.ft', :iii.| th** filial result wui as ah..*,- laletl. OREGON SPRINTER JOINS N Y ATHLETIC CLUB NIAS 1 'UK Tlt» ft* is a rsi,*i- 'mi -I iii if III* i i« i*i i« I* s that I >.i n I i I• *rf»i* t m• ki»fi sprint,.p h is 14-* i ■«I in n|t|t!it iti..|| r..i (thl.-th nii in H* til. u v..rk Alhl. fi. lull !l K« ll\ sh.iuLi i ik. this kp if will Hi ii.i* f i i t ii 11 m I r I h* mi; ..f I'.-ruif* SS i h«.l«h j f «»f f r*.. ,.1,1^ k« i: I- i,, 11 4v•* tit'il It i* ii«* i that WVfor* not hHtov** that tin* «vprinter v«*r ran «J0 y.inl' in ft -jl l-f», hut ittv up to tin* t h-MUfftnw n Ilian t• il<i hi* ln**t to tit K* 11 f.t «lo tin* »rlt k No matter vv lint K* ilv in tin* runnim- Mm*, ho will pi«»v** a im»*t \uluabln man at Ti.i\« r* Islaml. a* th* n* i* litth* «|«»uht that h»* l* tin* K»eut.-st hma<l Jumper *»n tin- fotitiiont O. D. GOETZE Pftotograpfier BARRACKS SQUARE General Photographic Work Photographs of Mines Taken to Order Cabinets a Specialty. Developing and Printing for Amateurs. Sup plies for Sale MJMH, AI.ASK Every Good 1 Thing Costs I Effort I It has taken the labor and experience of a third of a century to bring the i I Remington Typewriter I 9 to its present state of 1 9 incomparable excellence I The Buyer Gets the Benefit I M Remington Typewriter Company 9 ,9| Jwwritaraiet V ^^B V New York uui Everywhere l9nc E. C. NILES I I GOLDEN DATE HOTEL 9

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ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE AFTER THIS WEEK AND EVERYTHING THAT IT IS POSSIBLE WILL BE CLOSED OUT r- ___ __>1 J EXIRA SPECIAL H 1 will close nut all of our stock nf Ladies' Hack iP’ Combs, 11 old P iiled Hracelets, l»rnoch«s anil Belt u/| I Buckles at One-Third less than Outside Prices Watches and Fancy Rings Diamond Rings, Brooches, Ear Rings, Etc. we will positively sell at 20 per lent, less than the Outside Price, with the exception of a few contract goods. .411 Fancy Clocks at Ridiculously low Prices The finest stock of Ivory and Nugget Jewelry in Nome at prices that will astonish you. Call and be Cominced i L. W. SUTER j L“_ GOLD AND SILVERSMITH J. NQrv^ _ DEALER IN DIAMONDS SEATTLE Most Stunning Millinery! models, as well as other clever makes, are here displayed Sou will tind m> such vurietx elsewhere, nor will you he able to obtain such aiues I 0

Look Values are to sji N,, tA„ alike. Choice, $1.00 Read Value*, an-flL’ s-J.Y o»l\ cf a kind. ('Imiee, $5.00 Our Showing of Suits, Skirts and Waists is undoubtedly the largest collection that lia> ever Uti!i|ii :m it.mi f'*f i-r. -i.l- HI pivi .l mill li. 1,1 ml liimms. il l.. -i.|. i v« r I. ill th.it ilia* hi- way: oth. r- hi- t. am w.i. St-nahi* '('lit' t*f A! i hn I it llil*rti■ **i •r ;i lain«* «‘Statf in In hitnl. which ht Hi- inheritance will riv. him a in coni#* of a Hi iivrr $Vn-t;*i list’ Tr* a^u! •_*. i: t *,,j l.l\. i| iM'tl.l) WlMltllfW f«.p| I V million th- 11« tsiir> i-.ti:tt:*iati i. i mi\ i. in-,. i».t.4 ini* *i with .mm. im x ‘•111 I X' i ;\V V«»UK. Jul'. h w:i tin.iiKhl h* if -t. i.lay thit tin* t all *t»R in f‘»rtv-li\.' n illit.ii th.ll.ir: t.f tin* ihint lit r* r\f w••ill «*|f .'im.th.r stiiiigt h* in Mn* (iiiaiit’ial market, hut tin- C'oiniit i«»h- u.-rt* nor ilia!. CELEBRATION KILLS 17 Nugget's Special Serv.ce. Hti-_\»;«•, .luiv i-i. Ii I .li Ml Ml I nil f .luiv 1 lit, Ii Ml M ill -fmir iii jur i tii. ii... Ii.itiilt.il.' I'll, I .I- t i V|.«1 t. flint 11 i ,1. util- 1, ill I... .1,1,1, ,1 ||..11, lii’i ill, fr.-.|Ui nth n ull front Hitf.n .Wh l Vt iiUtt.l,. Blatr Private Stock at the Bank. l.emp’s E*tr.a Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade. ST. MICHAEL ONE PRECINCT Nugget's Special Service. r'' f I i* f f V I .J 1 I S 1 ’..III •mi- r I *i lhi t-irirt in hi- ilislriH thH \t-ar aiul ii a ill I*. h.f ihf Kml Iminm, who )i;i I hi* mis f*»rtun»* t«i brrak his fnri-fhigt-r *ailv in tin* garni-, and this mi-hap mo illy liandi* .ii»|M d th«* «dh* r |»la\* i «#n hi tram. Th«* wa as follows: 'li*. i f.l Miiluiri-. if. ooo. Hursik. If o 1 o Xa\i«r. o.ooo. Tula Is o 0 0 1 4 o 3 0 o Ft. I Hiv Is 1 3 3 4 T s v \V*H,|*-n. ..a o o o Bradford. Ih.o o ii o iitiSMli. 31#. o o o T* 1h», mH. 0 O .0 Nidi. 3b. o o o ii Tliati loT. p. .o 1 i» lldumr, If. 0 0.0. Xrlson. rf. ii 1.0.. Mi l«atighiu, rf.o o Totals 000030000 TERRIFIC BATTLE (Continued From Page 1.) dans after that sin,ply up and 1 demon -1 rated his ibiliiy t*•*|. Cans lost a large amount through hacking himself to win. Tin* ex-champion also bet considerable money that the fight would not last ten rounds. m JUDGE MOORE AFFIRMED A telegram received in Nome this morning states that the circuit court of appeals has affirmed the decision of Judge Moore in the case of Klma MeXaught and Otto Halla vs. Frank Waskey and Joseph Frabtree, and in which Judge Moore granted an injunc tion restraining the defendants from sluicing up a dump extracted from the Roosevelt claim. rI he decision will settle the much argued question as to whether or not a dump taken from a claim becomes personal property after it Is extracted from the ground and placed on the sur face This was In reality the only question involved in the appeal. The plaintifTs were represented by P M. Bruner. i INSPECTORS COMING Nugget’s Special Service. ST MIemitted ready for embarkation. Er’geworth Tobacco at YorkyV ^Classified Ads. AH Classified Ads Must de Paid u Advance. WATTfED. WANTED Kootncrs at 451 Third ave Table hoard furnished if desired. (i FOR RENT. HMAKI, CABIN. Inquire at l,'r**ediiiK'w store. 25-2t EoR HA EE Neat four-room cottage near wireless station. Inquire of Earnest flaxton. SIX iiorse power hoist, lii-liorsc puner boiler, with mining outfit, complete from points to retort. Apply Nug get office. FOR SALE. w aed.nh an i basket sleighs. I'ros ser's Harness Shop. 1 mo Nicely furnished I wo-story, tivc ri«un house, near high school. Inquire John Nestor. tf FOR KENT. Houses, Houses, Houses, Cabins, Cabins, Cabins. Houses of 2, 3, 4, 5 rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Cabins, I and 2 rooms furnished or unfurnished, also cabins for batching. FOR SAI.K. We have a number of cabins anil houses for sale, furnished and un furnished. close in, that are bargains, also several good business locations for sale or,rent; also have quartz and placer mining claims to sell and lease. BOVEY DAVISON, Real Estate and Mining Exchange. 9 Steadman Ave. Phone Black 223. HEAT WAVE IN STATES Nugget’s Spec al Service. I’llll. MiKl.t’lil July V Th.- past four «la.\ have li««n the hottestt ex lM ri* ne. d lu te f**r many \ear--* past, and more lliati mi f»eop|e have |»eeii eompletely prostr aled fourteen deaths have (mm’iii i« d. N'KVV Y« »ltK. July x. As a result of the exeessive lo-at w ideh has pre vailed here for Millie Mine past, sixteen deaths have oeeurred within the past Week. The thermometer register*- 1 !*1 decrees in the shade, and all those who ran afford t«» do so have left tin rit\ for the mountains and sea roast. SAX I’i: \Xi ISi *i». July v l ive deaths oeeurred here from In at apo plexy on Siindav last, when tin* ther mometer registered decrees In tile had** Many jk*o| h* an* prostrated. DREDGE COMMENCES WORK. Nugget'* Special Service. ST. ,MI«Tt.\KI„ July s. The hi* dr.dge Iti h «.is lowi'il iiere by the ■l.amcr St. Ill lens. Iia-i be. n |>|aee,| In I-.. II hut in the e.-i ici I a ml commenced unrh this morning. It Is estimated tb.it the big machine will move more than J.otttt cubic yatd; of earth every day. STEAMER JEANNIE LEAVES FOR SEATTLE. Nugget's Special Service. ST. Mlt'IIAKI.. July s. Tlte steam er Jeatmle li ft here this morning for Seattle, carrying twenty-eight passen gers. most of whom are from the in ti rior section of Alaska. Merchant lunches at Steadman Ruf fit. t'lvll engineer. 2S years old, six years' experience on Held and construction yyork. desires work Apply Nugget. Lamp’s Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade. SAUNDERS SISTERS SPECIAL^ Ladies’, Children’s and Infants’ Furnisnings Carpets ami Mattings selling at less than outside prices. Fred Melin The Tailor Has just opened his new Soring Goods which are now On Display Bette-i get in your or der before the best are gone. I BigMen’s I Suits Sizes 44 to 50 2o per cent off High Top Shoes $6, $6.50 and $7 Choice 5.oo I We have all of our new good* in and 1 *,*d to them to you. t J. C. Gaffney OM fttict 10 Ml