The Nome Daily Nugget (Nome, Alaska)
September 2, 1908

Page 1

VOT.. H NO. 210 TKLF.PHONKNo.4fl XOMF. ALASKA. WKII.NKSUA V. SKITKM I tlivision has been inform* by tile president that bis po* J sltion must tie lomldered vacant. Som prominent Fairbanks peopp* have been interviewed for the purpose of discov erlhg I tie reason for the marshal's dl* charge, but no one seems to know. Amongst those seen was It. T. Roth, i prominent Fairbanks attorney, who is now here. Mr noth kn»w th at th»* t**h i i n i I rt*fn ln*«l .\«»nn*. hut h»* W.l- lil! »hli- tt* commit himself t*• un> statement a ti lin' reasons for Marshal rry's «li missal li seems to In* m in i *l> Mirtnisfil Ilia* tin* prolonged nha-tna- *f .Imlgo It. hi In Washington has h.ul -nii thlng with tin* *h'Cisii»n oftln- |lesh|tn; hut no definite grounds an* availahl fur ('otning ti» a deeMoii, Marshal 1 Vrry has served for *ev era I years. ifTT' i I ASSESSMENT MUCH LESS An. «uding to the r»»r*»tit «1 :.tl, ami tli h'-giiitiiiur *i f umi.r Ip n»oM firvornhl** for tlm In *i |»**i.11 inn *f lint i intnnS:i| **«*n-1*:• t* t AI L ROAD TO AID HUM ANT S 1CIETY ’I II* Illinium i* i\ ha .\j.f. 1 i li ii»l l*• it. S«-v\ .1 r»l I t:iilr*im|. tiii^ *hu: **r.*t b. hi.!* *1 ,t i bt* I »ry *i*. 1 hi aka ■'ll* JtX hit** Mil ftJt'll t*» 11, t liiiftl »*f 11m* \|«t is-. ..f 1,i• t*■ i; i lank iti tin m i.I II. *»ftti* bii.Im h it •l*r max hax* a t. tun way fntin trains. Granite Mining C^nd'-t ,«r« the he«* TIm .1 tik!*• **f Mti»* !h* «#thf| fit* n a;im j.T.ijiH ii, I.m tin* fhinl i m ,t|„ ,i f». f I'.'HM i».i rui liiit:' ih* i»« *i -1 if !h *I *r i ‘ha> a i umn»‘ih* tJ. in i i i’.rrn-!•!♦• ln*Mn;ht (>h> i?> Tin* valtle of city property Is expect cj to be uliout 15 per cent less thi year than It wax last. Clia liman Krnxt of the Finance Com t.rtfi. has estimated tiie shrinkage a tnat amount .but all exact estimate i hardly possible at the present time. The assessment roil Is now ready t lie lurmxl over to the city eleriy b; Deputy Assessor I.itt leliehl, who ha tieen working hard and faithfully in th matter for some time. Tin-assessment for Inst y. at was 040.000. The shrinkage of lf» per cent would mean a decrease of about fO.ouo in the city’s Income. With this reduction of $0,000 and the expenses that have l»« n lin uri- d f.»i street improveinellts. etc,, the tinanei.i’ t condition is not xpected to show great a change for the belt* 1 as pooph expected. HUNTED DY BURGLARS THREE MEN DROP DOWN SHAFT OF DESSIE CLAIM .ADIES WERE COMPELLED TO FLY SEVERAL CLOCKS FROM THEIR HOME. T1 t H I; 11 v\ l IriVif fr.-i In r l ni in Itf i id .11 I he nli;l. h. f..iv last. tl. ,1 -cv.-ral l.l.M-ks in s*-att|i ..f ai.l Th.> first ra itto.iaril'* tin- rosiil.-iw,. ,,f n jo,,. ltll| j,,iin Flanagan, utu-m a light n:i» lomm,; 11;rough a a Itwlow. Tho |.tott|,t. f,,r I-.! f.r |o,.-r •■in. .an.I tl.. ta,a i th I.aai.n r. olut. 1\ «..iitlil« iU of tin r«‘.»ult r«nd will y* t Into tin* pink of »i dition for tin* rata* of tludr liv*s. Sullivan is at pr»‘s« nt not in town, working as usual on his property, lud In* is said to Im* r«*ady to g«t down to k tin* wry moment tin* final ar rai.g«*m«*nts an* inadn. ;irriviMt .m ih.- Corwin lti«> first r..l.i Imill *1H• lIH lr lin |M.at 1 »l u: hip «.f th|t fr»»m the Seward Peninsula tot ebe Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exporl v tloji. t >iuA of the monuments, which evi dently had been cut from a large tree bears the Inscription, deeply carved Into the wood:

H. B. M. H BLOSSOM. SEPTEMBER. 1S‘J«. 4*##**if«*# y- On ihi» t lins a hM.iul X X X X X X X X X x X X X X X X H. R. M K. J'LOVKR. X J1I.V. 18(!.. .l» J* J at ilie Mine Workers’ head •liiarlers today it was learned that no r i. f Steps have yet^been taken fur its ,,b f ervath.B. It is possible that the mat J ter will l>e taken up later an. UNDERWOOD MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR THE BIG SHOW. THE COAL SITUATION Cannot but interest every one in this (amp. The steamship Fecchley, acting under our charter, has discharged her first cargo of Wellington 1 coal for us. It’s from a new vein and the quality is superb. We question it its equal for STEAM or HEATING PURPOSES has ever been brought here. It’s to your interest just as much as ours to try it. The price is \_$17.50 per ton in our yard9 or $18.00 per ton delivered within city limits. J__NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY

Page 2

THE menu* Daily Uuggct NOME CO-OPERATIVE PUBLISH ING COMPANY. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. Published Pally Kycept Sunday. 1'. r month Prr year Ill.tHJ raONB: MAIN NO. f*

All Changes at Standing Advartiaa manta Must Reach Thia Office Be fore 3 O'Clock P. M. of the Day Preceding Publication. Filtered as second-class matter Feb JS, 190?. at the post office at Nome. Alaska, under the act of congress of March S. 1*?9 saw* NOME. ALASKA. SEPT. 2. 1903. BURGLARY IN NOME Thine-* have com*- to a pretty i*.i* when ladles at driven from lltelr res idence in the middle of l t meld to prowl-ts within tfc* nh n d!* I itur ha\*- I'Mi' ehronh Vd that p* o|#i- have *n t** Pink th* n must p -or? itmv rtn*r» to th* cu«t of |m« King r* \olv* t How ft Is thu* n h ia a s**ems to exist gr* it* r tjiiaid:* than formerly is hard to sav May!** It is because th* duhness f the s*tt on hi- e.uis* «i i Eri iif'T lack >f mm |t»jt the cans. i« np, matter temptation. T *411* -t» m r a is t make an xan j two. I't.tier th circumstances a in in oul»| hart!tv l* blamed for refusing t*» n h-pt slow S* gal method* to rid the city the tm* welcome is11 nrs. IS BRIDGE SPOILING YOUR BEAUTY John Dm Twmlw a noted English divine and man *>f letters, wrote about 17 and I hav« known a beaut\ mu k to the mulrtlg t rubber till she ha- gr -w n a** I. «mely n th* uu. en of spades Strong languag. »*n«- ma> say, but at th** same time full >*f truf f**r I* 1WS may be s« n pr* ?t\ women r pretty women, women who l-..ked t t*e no more than fresh skins, deli cate features, .lairdv toilets, jyfhin attractive, when they it down t•> th card table, and as p* clock on th stair began to chime s midnight bon* there was a pal*, pinched drawn loo in their faces, and one might almost fancy he was looking on some -ten« O '1 I'M' ;iii! 'Hi t r'*- fn»UJ‘« h r was raking in th. coins and for tunes were being made and lost. The Insanity for bridge whist, it Would Seem, had long t r. this reached Its climax and il wet.- tine lor tie- In terest in it to yield place to a n w.r diversion, and the eminent divine of th* eiLideenth century see our present dames bridging over the losses of yes terday with ti.c gains of today, and playing, pla> ing, as some d- afternoor veiling and night, with tin p. rslstei.' intensity arid keen fascination of th* veritable gambler, he would h.-uve nougit sighs to make a bridge It takes a wonderful deal of poise not to lose one's self control, one's temper and one's money at the card table. The loss ofthe first two often produces tlie loss of the last, and vice versa, and the one woman who has polo- enough t.. lose neither seif-cor trn|, temp, r or money, has l-olsc enough keep her fresh skin and delicate fea tures from growing wan. |dm bed and peaked. Hut the ther women how about them'* You undoubtedly have ted forgot ten the “bicycle face." as II is of tr... recent experience; the hard. tens... nus. ular expression, with ev.-s at long range. These litth deflections from the lin of feminine beauty make a good look big woman look maseuline and a home Iv woman look intensely ugly; we might as well face facts squarely. The intensity with which a card fiend pursues tier favorite pastime bn* a tendency to produce almost a coun terpart of the “bicycle face." Tie* •ve* do not g.-t the expression of long range, but the contracted muscles cor rugate the flesh at the corners and te tween the eves, and a terrible look of anxiety comes li to them. A note.] woman educator remarked 1 nee that had she been the mother of t famllv of girls she would have wished their living room to have been lined with mirrors so that they might come upon glances of their own faces unawares. MATTERS RECORDED X Deed. 'arfleld and Anna B. Ames to *n, lot No. 3. block C; also •oek 6. January 2. 1908. •son to Nugget Min *z claim, situated creek; copper divide and Sept. 1. an. bwlvlllf mm*, situated aq ihi> right limit of Anvil creek. April 2T, 1908. Proof of Labor. N.v 2 Worn creek. for year ending !**o. 31 19m*. Static) Allen. Loc Miona The Or*g*'n. situated west of Ha**t mg- *eek. June 4. 190*. A Kuhn et at U'»st* lv iii n. R Skunk rr i k. May JO. 19«»*. J-^ie lench. 1*. L Nome river. May .o. 190 \v H r^hman The Ma> «*n tundra near Fog lake June 19o*. H. S Rloomtield et al The Fob, near Safety lagoon, June 3 190*, t' Ha in et al. Th** Jean, half mile west of Safety lagoon. June v 190*. Alfred Malcolm •t al. The lli llfi, t‘ .vo-fourths mil* iv.**t of Saf* ty ig June 4. 1**0>. Uzzle Malefdm ct al. Fmd i south f Fog lake. Jnn« i MaKKie I K*‘t V et al. Uirbaru. half mtk wot if Saf*tv lagoon. Juiit J. 19U*. ltohert Idling* •ton et al. Mh T.i* *»lth kr k of Foe Like June 1, 190*. (o i rg% i t’Meara et 3. \n? ie. n tundra mar F-*g lake June »k 19***, \i tiolecty Idxzh vnit«a \\*-t of Safttv lagon. June 19ns. 1*. arl Rain ef al. Release of Mortgage. FSiivi% ll.'tlpin to C IV (TSrfliiil »f nl 1, lit* k il*»o j*:irf -f I f 7, S. j*t I. !W't Indenture M'Hgngr. Si aw to K \V. 4,»rl,«-n «'o ill t k in st«»r«‘ at No, m Front -tr* «*t Ma 1901 Certificate*of Levy. i. M "rrl** IVnlr^uKr 11 v I H* Tommy Burn** *r.»u| A 31. 1908. DISTRICT COURT DAILY MINUTES Tuesday. Sept l. 1W*«. N’ltiiiiii.n s. K. rti et al. The cnir* I. r. ,1 a lei isi'U! in effect that th defendant II. t ry Kern, is the ownet f at undivided "ii.-sixth Inter, st iif the Wif. ..r.s|n dr.-dge and directing that t.. '.ter st and t apply the proceeds toward tie -a'refaction .if the judgment nr- I ier signed and filed, on motion ..f .1 F Hold., s plaintiff was granted p. I i mission tq withdraw plaintiffs Kx- tiii.its it and by substituting certified •pi. thereof. in th- matter of the petition ..f John N'etson and \n.lrew Ots- n f >r retail !i qui.r lions. at Slo*on. Idcens granted. At p m. rourt adjourned until Sat urdnv. S.-pt 190*!, at 10 a m. BALDWIN SECURES SINGER George Baldwin announces t., t|, inusir lovers >t Norn. that he has bee. successful in ngaging f.-r otic- conc ert Miss Crystal Sn..w and Miss I mz>. 'Ironist ..It Tin talented young la dies have Just finished a tour of the upper country and av. net with maiv. lous success in the various Yu li'* 1- .1 .1 11 b-sfgina t wonderful rang* and It\ while Miss Stioinstadt is a pianist* |...-*«-sing talent and technique. h« -*»b» work being **f the l*m**>t. The Fairbanks papers say of Mi Snow’s concert, in part Miss Snm\ has an unusually wide range and ev cry note is full and round ami sue* t from the lowest to the highest. Sh** sang the air from “Robert Le Diahb with great eake and i*»wer Miss Stroinstadt is a brilliant pianiste. and ih** work of these ladies is a treat t** linger long in the memory.** The Dawson Daily N.-ws Joins it, American contemporaries in saying “The musical** given last vening wa* “tie ofthe most enjoyable treats af forded Dawson in months. fim(-rner Alexander Henderson presided and :*t “i»e place favored with a recitation. The audience was the largest which has gathered here this year Miss Snow won the affections *»f her audl nee for two reasons. One la-cause of her sweet voice and the other because -he is 9 northern womar h .vmg grow? from childhood in the land »*f the mid-* night sun." Miss Snow will he remembered a th* daughter of (Jen. T .>m»w\ the pinn er theatrical man of th** Yukon, ami **he has the haid-earrted distinction of being the first white child over th** fantou made ready for the Installation of additional aits next spring. The source m nuti whicn the com an- take- its water Is tTater I „a k i Ih i,| v of water, about twenty-Av. Piles long, about three miles wide on ib. average, atal very d. c|. The canal j can he kept running full ail summer, j and the surface of the lake will be lowered only a fyw inches As the lake drains a large a»^a of count?\. the reservoir will till up again in tin* spring. The dltaii\‘s ground is situated. and as this -tream carries gold from the head to its confluence with Kotgebiie Hound it is safe to say that the company wll* still taking out gold when another decade shall have elapsed I M k !t«*geiidorn. llatiK Fries and one •*r two other operator* are taking out good money on the Inniachtik this spin, mer. and are running two ahifts. while the operators on other streams In the north in country are so short of water that tin can operate hut a few hours each day. It I-* probable th tan number of steair thawers will be In operation on this iream next summer. STRUCK KING EDWARD I.oXDmN Tn** Itrltlsh Austral an** that S«-rgt. John 1'aton. V n Mutiny veteran. who for forty U* y* »r has lw*«r warden m th** ponn' I**!1 irtim-iit *f w South Wait-. r» at* s o\\ hi .iiki* strui'k K*ng Kduanl "I was tn *T,« hh.im ehanfng my aeenutrt merit*3, vhi*h "»*rt all spn ad out on th** rround. when a young slip **f a h« ann* walking toward me. ki« kin r hings out of t i- wav. '*«Mea- out' •*areil hut hi* i am* Miiilingly on. aval I ust went toward hint and Hipped him md* r hi ear l was furl«»u>' at ids hiring to wall: over mv most sacred m tssessh ins. “Do ion know what you've done’" i fellow si tidier asked, with an awe ■tru4ik fa**. ‘Y*s.* I replied, ‘faugh' i y.*ung cub manners'* 'flood lord, t’s the Prince of Wales” 'Well, well —he*s now king and I’m an old man.” NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. Jood house, four furnished rooms anil a* he. jot j.'.xHu Se. ond avenue, only $70**. povey A Davison. 1 *use. 3 furnished rooms, rashe, cellar, vvat. r eonn»* tlon. etc.. lot 30x140; Third a\*mn only $373 if sold h\ Aug. C«». Bovey A* Davidson A V hav*- houses un.l cabins, furnish *1 and unfurnished, for rent aril ^ale. Bovey A Davison. dining Haims to ltase and f«»r sab*. lluVey Davison. f you desite to make a safe invest merit see what we have to offer. Ho ve v Davison. A'e have a number of business loca tions on Front street for sale or rent. Bovey Davison's Real Estate and Mining Exchange, I Steadman Ave. Phone Black 23. Notary Public, Employment Agency. Collections, Auctioneer. T. J. Nestor has bougnt the entire dock of lif|iiors. beers and cigars he Northwestern Commercial Co., an f vill place most of these goods on the narket at outside cost. Th** goods will ill be placed in line warehouse, and we ask our friends to call and look them over We will guarantee to sell as cheap as you can buy on the out side, POSITION WANTED. To go to Siberia or Alaska as rook Address Mrs. Carr, rare Nugget Mining Huckets at $5. Nome Sheet Metal Works. 31-lwk Remington Typewriter Agency. Pa per. Carbon, Ribbons. Don A Steu art. Nome R.-alt> lildg. Phone Mali 20*. Rooms from $15 up at The Lawrence Also housekeeping rooms. Choccdate Almonds at Kappelman' Blati Private Stock at tha Bank. Miss I,. F. Thomas has opered n typewriting anil stenographic exi hang on Second street, opposite the Masonii Temple. P. Braten, upholsterer. 4th anc Steadman ave. Work at your owr house. Blatz Waincr Bear at tha Bank. Lamp's Extra Pala Imported Draf Beer at the Board of Trade. F. Braten, upholsterer, 4th anc Steadman ave. Work at your owi house. Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house In town. Granita Mining Candles are tha batt ALASKA F.RUIT CO. Next Bire Department. Tel. Main 50. Civil ••nRlix-er. 28 vf i quahzation and pub licly examine said roll and correct all rr- rs in valuation, description or qua. ity of lands, lots and other property. If you have anv objection to mnkc to the assessment of your property, or any property, as the sam cappears on said r>.ll, it is our dufy to appear be fore said board of equalization and have the same adjusted. All taxes on aid roll will become d' llnquent on the first day of October, 1908. and a penalty of five per cent and Interest at the rate of 12 per rent per annum will he added to all taxe. not paid before said date. X.nne, Alaska, Sept. 1. 1908. W. T. LUCAS, n> i it'ih iinn i'.x-i iiiicii' s-t s.-ssnr and Tax Collector. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Of All Real and Personal Property Be longing to the Seward Ditch Company. Is hereby given that I, the .im bued trustee, named as such In i Main di ed of trust dated Oc i -i Jin. liiyj, fro mlhe Seward Ditch ‘'..inpuny, a corporation, to said trus tee.‘which said deed of trust has been duly recorded in the olllce of the re corder for the Cape Noiuo Recording District, District of Alaska, will sell, under and by virtue of the powers In me vested by said trust deed, at 12 o’clock noon, September 15, 1»'J8, at the front door of the court house of the Culled States District Court in the city of Nome, Alaska, at public auc tion, to the highest bidder for cash, all of the following described real and personal property belonging to the '■'Id Seward Ditch Company, to-wlt: All the following described property. real estate and mining claims situate in the Cape Nome Mining and Record ing District and the Kougarok Mining and Recording District, District of Alaska, viz.: All that certain ditch, flume and pipe fine extending from the Intake of said ditch, flume and pipe line just below Dorothy creek on Nome river, down the right limit of Nome river toAnvil creek, being about 39 miles In length, and known and designated as the "Sew ard Ditch,” together with all its later als. feeders, siphons, flumes, pipe lines and other water conduits appertaining, appurtenant and belonging to salt ditch system, together with all water rights acquired by appropriation by said Seward Ditch Co., and Its grant ors, Cabcl Whitehead. Frank H. Thatcher, John D. Leedy. Dorothy Dobbs, John L. Beau, H. T. Harding. Eugene E. Alles. and Milton E. AUes. to divert ami apply to a beneficial ns. the waters of Nome river and all trih ntaries to Nome rncf. between the said intake of said Seward Pitch ami Anvil rfis-k. Man that certain ditch, pipe line. ,e and water conduit extending trom t ie Grand Central river to the Nome river divide, and knoWn and designated ns the "High Pipe I.ine,* together with all the Humes, pipe lines, ditches, laterals, feeders and other water .moduli* of every kind and de scription thereunto belonging, apper taining or appurtenant, also all the rights a -quired by the said Seward Pitch Company. Its grantor* and prede cessor* In Interest, by appropriation lo divert the waters of said Grand Central river and Its tributaries, nnd apply the same to a beneficial use: also all rights of way nnd franchises and easement of every kind, nature and description appertaining, belong ing to or appurtenant to the said ’'High Pipe I.ine.” also the right to eonllmu said "High Pljs- I.ine" from Its pres ent terminus to Nome and vlelnltv; also all material now on hand for the construction of said pipe line. Also all the rights heretofore nc- .mired nnd conveved fxnl.1 Howard I Midi Co., b\ the Central Water Co., and II T. Ilardlng. .1 l> Lccdy, C. D Lin** et at. Also all mining claims owned by said Seward Ditch Company, and all Interests in mining claims owned by *ald Reward Ditch Company. Also all leases of mining claims own ed by said Reward Ditch Company, ac cording to the terms of which said lease* the said Reward Ditch Company i* not prohibited from transferring and assigning the same without the writ ten consent of the lessor* In said leases named. Also all right* of way and easements »wned by said Reward Ditch Company •»ver mining claims. Also all horses, plows, scraper*, camp equipment, wagons, harness, tools, and mining and ditch Implements owned by said Reward Ditch Company. Also that certain lot In the townslte *f Nome, District of Alaska, known as *it 25. In block 50. together with all Im provements thereon situate, and being he lot upon which the Reward staid. Mid barn Is now situate. Dated at Nome, Alaska, this Tfh da\ •f July. 190*. ALBERT FINK, Trustee. Date of first pub July 190*. Date of last pub. Sept. 9, 190* ppmtssionai capos PHYSICIANS AND SITROKONH I N. D ARCY CHASE. M. D.— Office: Nome Hank Trust Blilg. Hours Phone 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. Office Main 3 1.00 to 9:00 p. .m House Red 3 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. JOSH R. MclNTYRE— Real Estate and Financial Agent. 408-409 Mutual I.lfp ItiilMlng. S»-u; f Irrigated Farms An Income for the balance of your life. WILLIS t MELVILLE, Coalman Bldg., Seattle Seattle Real [state At present prices offers a safe anti conservative. INVESTMENT Values will advance materially within a year. WHEN IN SEATTLE Call and and let us show you some of the property we have on our list. F. M. JORDAN ft CO. Real Estate and Insurance. 211 American ltank building. Cor. Second and Madison. Phones: Main 657 Ind. 657 finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars in town at the fiutitet H untar Rya and Old Crow Bourbon. JOE HALL, M ana gar. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. SAILING DATES: senator From Seattle. For Seattle. From Seattle Sept. 10: Oct 2. Sept. 22: Oct. 12. City of Puebla, Oct. 10 Oct. k2k2 Ticket and Freight Office, JOHN J. SESNON CO., Agents W. H. BUSH, Commercial Agent Through Ticket* and Bill* Lading to or from San Francisco. Sailing dates subject to change without notice. Alaska Steamship Co. Nome-St. Hichael-Seattle Route

S. S. Victoria due at Nome about Aug. 21. S. S. Northwestern due at Nome about Sept. 4th. TAILINGS FROM SaVi FRANCISCO TO NOME DIRECT. S. S. Olympia Due at Nome Aug. 28. S. S. Yucatan Due at Nome Sept. 28. John H. Bunch, F. P. A. Alaska S. S. Co. H. R. Elliott, Agent, N. P. Pier N. 1, Seattle, Wash. Nome, Alaska. S. S. CORWIN CART. VA/EST SAILS FOR ST. MICHAEL, SEPT. 2 KOTZEBUE SOUND SEPT. 5 FICE 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 storo on first l>oals down the river The gasoline launch “The Flyer" will make runs between Anvik and Innoko every ten days. Freight may be consigned to all points on the innoko as far as Simmel City. Will cash letters of credit issued from hanks or reliable mer chants l^or references: Alaska Hanking hale Deroslt Co. I'ueel ctsci?** Na,lon“l **anli« Seal fie. Northern Ccaimerclal Co., “an I ian> Write all communications direct to Anvik Dr. Bunn's Frapped Reiuvenators for Plfflicated Individuals At The Richelieu 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 Markot 132 Front St -g CarstensBros. Dashley Dealer in Fresh and Cold Storage Meats Telephone M 72

MARKET: 0 *•26 Front Street

Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska NOME, ALASKA

Capital $100,000 J. E. CIIII.BERG, President T. J. NESTOR, Vice President W. h. COI.LIER, Manager C. G. COWDEN. Cashier J. J. COLE, Ass't Cashier A. W. KAIL Assa>er. Alaska Scavenger Co. TONY SUORUIA, Prop. Successor to V. Scarperi. Haulinr Refuse. Cleaning Yards Done at Reasonable Rates. TEL. MAIN 143.

Page 3

Pleasure lor All (he family in the kodak I 'id ur»« making the Kodak way is so simple tliat oven a child may take anil finish pictures l«t UMhow you the "all by .la>light of picture making N. «v Up-to-date thing* from the Kodak City received. Wliat better ore*, nr could be given than a beautiful Kodak. Prices £1.00 to f.Vt.oo DOBBS’ KODAK AND SUPPLY STUDIO L. B. Xanner Sc Go. Weal Instate Purchasing: and I'oruarding: Ag;ents 3o4-2o5 Halley HldR., Seattle 11,1, purchase and forward to any direct point of trails pollution in Alaska, Lundier, Hay. drain. Machinery ami all kinds of Merchandise, Purchases made on contract or commission. Let us knew your wants and we will quote prices, Whan you want a GOOD DRINK go to THE [NEVADA Young A Van SicKle, Prop*. ...Best llauors and Cigars... j BiL-IAROS ANO POOL. 15-year old l.acy Whisky 124c.

NEXTA.H II ALL. NOMK Bank of CaliforniaKI K. r>. ADAMS. Asst. Manager. Nome Bank Trust Company Paid up Capital $135,000 Drafts Issued on all Part of the World Assay Office in Connectioi xxxxxxx- x-xx X XX- XX- X- X-X X X X X X New Idid E^s $1 doz. Prosser's Harness Shop Phone Black 5 IXXXXXXXXXXX-XXXX x-xx-xxxxxx EAGLE THEATER. i Th** Ifewetl Company present magic. illusions, lllustrated songs and tnvw ing pkturrs tonight at th*- l.agh* th*a* i tr and I lrnpr«»v**ni#-nts th** sum of on*- hundred I dollars for th*- year np**n th** f#d I lowing claim*. t*»-wtt: No. 12 tx-low I Applegate's dis* o\* rv on Inmarhuk I river, ami fraction below No. I- t»**|ow I A|»pl« gat» *s discovery, on Inmnehuk I iiv«-r. Fairhav* n Mining l»i*triet. I»i days from the dat.* of final I publication hereof, cause t•» In* paid me imuersign,«i your ptoport innate shares of said expenditure, as i'0>mun r. your Interest in said claim will be come the property of the undersigned, under Section 2321. Revised Statutes of th«* I’nitrd State SAM LA PI ANA, r\»-i »wner Dal** of first pub. Aug. 24. Ilifl'i. I Vile of last pub. Nov. 23. 190S. NOTICE OF MARSHAL S SALE. Pnitcd States of America. Second !>i vision. iHsfrlet of Alaska, ss Public notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of sab* dated 1 August 22. A i>. 1908, issued out of lb** IM-trict t’oiirt, for tin* Second I n vi• i»»n. IMstrlet of Alaska, on u judg ment rendered in raid Point, on tin* 191 h day of Jhim*. A 1 I90S. in favor of North American Transportation Trailing Porn pa ny. a coriM»ratinn, an i against A. If Monrr, Hold lb-acb I** \ebipment Pompnuv. a corporation, and the Miners* Ai Merchants' Hank of Alaska, a corporation. 1 will ofTer for sab*, at public vendue to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on tin* 2i*th day ‘if Septcinher, A. I> 1908, at 2 o’clock p. m .at the front d Interest in tlx |iv»* st k ?iin>t t 1 as l« ii Mtliiiuial. ii h\ t i»* annoiiiM n! lli.it I »r. .Ian s Withvromhe. tli i* tor of tin- *M*goit airri* i«1111 r: I ••rlfm-ni station, will a«-t as ju*|g* »r Withyi'tifnlM. w ho H w known f ill th* hr*« ihrs in It tat*. I*; sal** 11 I*** ‘*n** **f the lu st »|ti.ihih Jit*lif* s ..untry. having i\.*| in that a pant It varhnn tat** f i r*- ami liv. k exhibition^ «if, th. oast f..r th** »st t\wiit> wars. I «»ny M ni**harils, Miij.i rlrti tuh tit t i* liv** stork »l* partim-nt, r«tt»rn*.i t* r*la\ from a trip through Vit al Washington. H«* sahl he ha*l r* Ivr-.l i iirim. fr*»m aln.f! a:’ r*,. *»•‘fin, nr i*. a* t*i-it h* w III hf r« |*r» nt» il h* r* American Carriage Horses. at i«»ii lit- lift n lit! ii‘t fit I tiaklriK a Ia** f if f‘f Am.ruan I tiff h ly ,1. :;j. niton t#*nt *1 .1. I S* ft ‘hit Iff* i'.-! i l*ifM *»r 9 S« f11* *1 n•*»iti i ft i vi itiuhoMi Mu| *»!|m r «-Hl. Ccl ege Maid Coming. A f* 111 «»f th»* r.% f«r. M.’fit It. *i FI 1* I*.. •*f th*' **shll»lia I *i|" n tl.f M»« rrh;inl»! i?»«l tnainif n lnr* i »*f ihf rityto parth ipat-- Fn t fair t>v .itklfu **f "nunl** in 8 tf Mr»*iii1y mm !**-r *f if i H‘*n- I >i -p.n haw i i* t Th* tati«*i h i r*-*|in *t.*| ti. it ill fli wfrlf k p i. f ••x- iF«.i"- n»it if^ lh» mt.ij Fm f-.r. 8* p? 1', an.I n«* ill.-tin* lit \%H? F*» tna«|t* aft* r that hit T u* *1 S» pt. sxii1 rrtrtm T* ii *u.ilul dan r Tin fiillnw ii.p hlter hit,' t- sonic such |M.ssihilit “It stateil that th- ailmiraltx now smiling messages t. ihe tl* t ;ii •a hy m-am *1 win Im I«maphv “As is well known. II means t it thi-r vv iv**s an* being let loose in one of the ih ns* t parts of London. In im opinion, a tmet dangerous experiment, considering the fi-irfnl, ami at first totally nnexpi i teil. r. lilt* produced X-ra\sf which are only am»ther form of ether Waves, up m people coinin'' hitu t onlv of London. bu of all lumland. will he continually suit jecteil to these myyter|,nis ami little understood ether disturbances. wit* posrihly *alamitoi;s results in the shape •f some fearful ami obscure discus akin to that now tm .ppilv known to he canseiI 1»\ X-rav Danger to Every One. “Moreover. It will imt he a few ha bitual operators who live* will he endangered. as In the case of X-ray I hut everyone whose daily business lies i in London. “Kor all we know these high tensile discharges of an unknown force, which is admittedly similar to that of the m\s. may be oxtrem.tu» Evil Effects Long Delayed. **Ala»«’..f|j i a anil X f.l\ an l>a|, ..f tin t Im* imI **Th* X its «I* not *i«»* I ii* .im 11 i J11 r n 11 If* t l**f mih** y* ir». a ml II.* fat I !h;i* fht-> vvi-ri* it all tla nn»*i mi w.n h*«t !f»|. I*#*i-tiiiaIts ahlmiijj' I lia A'.ilail with th.’ X -1 a fnun tin I.. iCilihiitff, I hii\i- aj.i il aim “it n |m»* -11*1. that tin w *n h i a na> li.ivr an ill Ii• t U|.i»n talitls ilhjft ti ll t.« tlum. I h:i\ IM M llt*:» I »l I.f i-a*ir t hit* k* in rat* kit. «!i k I -I-* it. t nfflr i ri .it 4\ h.». i i\ i** i .1 ii* h ft. t \l! I H .v if in.Hunk uf r .*rt h i .1 -t i i f* 1 in.* tinny v tiy niikjfit h.i\«• N i• I «.f I li»* r:i s sonif y»-.H riM h M nut .i- I k»*il Dinger M.iy Lurk. “Tliill IS tin. I M, i i*i •!isi«| t!o uni it '.I Ii I.- *»f In* il.ru*.I I I tit t «!i*.fh. t V,.f ,.f fh« w;»VfH mtMhf hav»* fhHrm%r i i *l ,H-t!• »i* ii|***n thi* human -t*-m. "If mifc'M hf mull-* over* r \>*ar m f th* n hi j *.I> »Jahl that far iiu urfi li^nlt li.nl n noth***! inuifiR i ;U*ii* i.t' I ht* M uvttfii s\ It fn "X-ray-' nml th MianafitiK fr**m ii• t h K» i|*h iu ln nn uf^ if i**r tsiif11y hi»th tIn r wav* rhv»u&h «*f «lif f* i'. fit i.Ktns A ti» vvh th*T th»* **th r wav*-* wlr**!* t* h*R rai'liv fiilil His* ihf inn* i-tfi t a- !ht* i tlu-i wav* all- \-i i\- I rmnot ay l» i *ihU- BIG CLEANUP WILL RE MADE THIS SEASON ON VALDEZ CREEK SiCATTl.i Tin* Val.l.**/ Teel; Mining i'«ii.|.;iii\ l»as ju-i i*«ci\«d th** Hi t laws fn.m it- v that 1*11 S til- t April. Tliis th ily p;»it> 10 i h th. er»«k -11.« lit. i« w nt •l.l an>l ii l.as h.-« n m.Mi-i r.it* .1 i it 11 Susilna is the only |*ia«i»- tout. to th. ne.\ .liggnit.-. Kv« I .Voile on II. tt« -l ill- 1 I »v. k i falling Komi t\ th, i• -t I “Tile o|il\ til»• I »»li the I i r. polled i l.'P'kv (ink h. W htch wi.i -iIv go over tile 1 IMI.IMIII |)i;llk this v.-:»i. ■'ll is said that tin- I'aiihank- r«»\vi' n Timber l.ha creek, an ;i t trihu tar> "f Val.l* creek, has l Mind ih«* pay 'ti*ak in(| i- changing ii ..j eiath-n*4 to a poir.t fuit»«*r up "Aiotioha! fi the h«-i el. claim Tain nian> taking *»ut $1 a da\ II.* is paying $1 1«*||||| is considered the biggest l.y dtaulicking proposition in Alaska. A mile *»f a big ditch has b*«*n built, which will strike th** lunch at tl« 'north end. The ditch will he about four miles long. As to th** bench ground, the bed rock on the creek* is below' the creek level ami operator* have difficulty In contending with wa ter. It is believed that th** ditch will reduce th** flow in the creek to greatly facilitate operations. “No. 23 above Is paying $4,000 week. On** hundred thousand dollar? had been taken from Discovery claim by July 1. Dan Kane Is running a hy draulic on Nos. 1. 2. and 3 below, and Is cleaning up $5,000 a week. “rapt. Morgan of the Alaska Com mercial fo. made a flying trip to the creek and sold 250 tons of sutrpllc for November delivery. Ills company has put a small boat on the river and will have a large boat running next spring, rapt. Morgan Is very enthusi astir jhout \\tli|«7. artil\ in favor **f making a f!**t**rm»n**d «*ff«»rt to rid tin* static »f coolie labor and to rt ever) i« Mat* of th* union tnd to conduct an active and relent i* campaign throughout the I’uite I Slat* ut*t i) th ir object i a ..mplish 'll N» Ci»e*gy or exp*-use V ill be spar 'd b\ the organization to pr* v* nt th* immigration f Japanese atnj *hlnes»> iu» this "iinti\ T y do n**t plan to take any steps against tVlestlals who are lawfully in the rutted States, hut .-tat*- that l principal object Is to “abolish and not minimi', the vii.“ Lemp’i Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade A. G. Oliver <Sc Co. Telephone Main 44 __ I private Aiock" ..Olive'* T2I I ront Street Nome’s Family Liquor Store —__

Page 4

I 1 ——1 SELLING OUT i MAKE CLEAN SWEEP CF EVENTS AT SPECIAL GAMES IN PARIS. PARIS, Ami. Til. i:il a'hl.ti KHittf*** It**! 1 hi t I tv it v. i*-|i a tillt l>* r i.r Ann ii .*it allililia. win. 1'r•-SClif at tin* laMiiliMt t tlvmi i* team* t*iti|ii I* *1 suit, *1 m .t i'll.an s\v. i f**r tin Am**rf*am .1. t *.tr|**nt• (’■•rut'll unit i .it,. u„. M,n In, t t ■lat-li in J til l-V ’.Villia n I II.unlit*. I 'Li* ,4i.» won th* J«*#i i, t. r ,j i t- l»i 11»i^ r.n It, I> SL* r i.n haitit Miitli, wa* s, r*'i;*l, uttj X 'artnitll. l'ni\*r ily >>f m y! aiii.i liirtl M II liriffm. «nn 1140 .A, .*»ii fh«* ilifu-titi throvvintr, tliMam-t 41 I- c*,ii!ini«t*Ts. If, L. Trub.\ n*«*\v York A. «w.ijj ihi l.r,f»o nm.i amlh a|. in 4 in’, 3.ft. -*r**t’k 11ti1* t♦-*■» aj tur* I Mn* p*t# v.irl i h. iii,* siamliiiK In-Mil jump, ii p»*> m-P-rs an»I tl»,* 100 iii* f• t Ikuntil ap f Hillman X. u Yak A. w,.„ l, 400 im p*! huiilli r Tim.* :07 3-r. ALASKA SENDS HALF HUNDRED DELEGATES REATTI.i: \la ka will l» r. t• nn mlx-i 'V. II Haul, Ij. I.ttlj prui.il i i.l. f..r Ha- distilil Ala-ka, ami pa worthy pririd.nl of Xoim- a»*iii*. i- a. »*-ad> in S.altli-, utlrnmiin; tin. ar riving lit li-guti'*. I waul AI a k a Kaftlcs to (‘iiiin* to n ottli-i* at sos Aiiii-rioaii Hank ImiMii a and rreisl.r," raid Mr. Hard. DUG 350 MILES OF DITCHES Ari.nliiiK t.» ih. Alaska Almanac of i |-ies. nt year. Hue contractor, h. Morris, construe tw! Hitches whose on I in*-*| l* »i«4th is more than 37*0 miles. HYDRAULIC WITH SUCCESS T.t i«*l l'I' ll* w il l 11:i I'durtnal tat*-' that hi h\»lraulir tio» mi |*i..jM-rty d Kimball aid Aii*i -1»«»iih i hi*I sati f i *ry The pioimhI i itn.at* .I in ar .\1« l»*m alj aid Nmiit* riv«*r Buthr S* ii Mardi I*m|:.v. at K:»» pdinan’#. GOES TO ASYLUM. J'«- I'rann r. win. was atljuilgcij in- s.liu- at t'atnll.-. was brought .h.wn on tin- t'i.rwin in chart;.' i.f J..e s.in.r ; remarkable for tin- coarsen.-ss of tli.-i tt.'UI ile|>iisiteil there. C. L. MORRIS... CONTRACTOR j J Ditch, Railroad and Waj^on Road I I Construction J i l estimates and reports furnished I Scraper Teams for Hire

I*. M. FITZGERALD PAIMS Oil S lil ASS r*aln(lnu and urullng I Malrrlal. Kiutit l»rl« ——___ 1 ___ THE KANDY KIDS, YANKEES CLEAN PARISIANS girl born. Mr 'iritnni. mf.- ..f (rank fSrltnn. '"‘•Hl- r of In,by Rin ,|,i. “ii -iniisj.ij in-. ,iin, w|!0 in ati-nilaI..-.-, r. jH,rt- that tin III |*1,1 t-''1’ l; fin*- tiild and that shi- and j Uii- ninth, r an- doing w. ll. «'»v f'l" 1 I*-r joint. Sal van ,If’* -i"n the way north tile little child of Ward and Mrs. Kstey was seized with i tit of convulsions and nearly died. Dr. Whiling met the boat at the land ing. and the child is now all rigid LOST. Between Nome and Fort Davis. Sat urday, hark comb, set with one stone and rlndstones. $5 reward at 1ST. Riv er street. h«* falling. At ihe o|*ening of the sn.i.t drift th* re was a wheelbar i"w. in over I* «»ii the roof tin-re was a i»e.i\; iqiher 1 i* Fucklcr threw out nls left arm towards the opening. ami when dug .ut tli atm was outstretched as though ading to the open. '1 lie heavy timber which fell from »l»ov«* was found crushing his h**ad ami forcing th** edge of the wheelbar row Into ids open mouth. MIKE GAFFNEY FINED. BUT APPEALS CASE. Mike OnfTney, win* was found guilty f tr- spa>s yesterday, was fined $Tj an costs today by Judge Fuller. Defend ant gave notice of appeal. WANT TRAIL TO INNOKO. A petition has been forwarded to \V. L t.oodwin of tlie road commission re questing the const ruction of a trail from Kaltag t«* tin* Innoko. Mr. thiodwin wired Major Richard son. ami Mr. Mncpherson, who lias been over the ground, will investigate at Kaltag Mr. (doodwin heller es th*- trail will be constructed. FIRE MAINS NOT ORDERED. The members «»f the fire committc of tin- city council desire to state that a mistake was made when It was sal*I that the flr»* main would be extended along Front street. The only discussion which look place on sueh matters was in relation to the extension of tin* suction hose further Into the sea. Rooms from $15 up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms. BRINGS TO NOME RELICS (Continued from Page 1.) hours and taking an active part In tlie work of bringing the monument* to the beach. <»ii the hill adjacent to the mo|iu nients was found a large stone which had been chiselled out in the center, making a receptacle. In which, proba bly, the letters of the early explorers had been placed. As Its origin eould not definitely be determined. II was no, brought along An effort will be made to have the legend on the Russian post translated, and the records of the Plover and oth er Rrltish ships, the masters of which left their mark on the island, will be carefully looked up. Mr. Underwood also secured a large number of specimens of the mineral of the Kotzebue Sound region, as well as some biological specimens. Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Meat de Paid in Advance. WANTED. •V A NT I'M i place in camp or l oad house, liy good cook and Imker. A' dress Albert, Nugget office. FOR SALE. Pll.iiltlM River Hoad luiu.-e Appjv Nugget. 1 1 MEAT ON MACKINAW. Th.* \Iackinaa brought a large num ber «»f llw stink to None- for a winter's apply It also brought an Immense quantity of cold storage meat. Kf» tons of which was consigned to f’arsteen Hros. Dashley. ANNUAL PICNIC. The Pilgrim Sunday School has it annual picnic J arrow. Thursday go ing to Discovery, \nvll. leaving on th 11 a. in. train and t. turnin'- at 7 in the evening. Hound trip tickets 70 cents Kverybody w<-Iconic to go ;,t that rate JOHN H. BULLOCK ONCE MORE SEEN. John II. Ptillock. who has been seri "ti lv ill for a considerable length of time, was seen on the streets today for the first time since his illness. He appears to he about as well as ever. Sewing machine for sale. Inquire at Samuel's Annex. I Ills IS not our cry as we are slayina wW h the country and will have the largest line if the very best makes of MEN’S CLOTHING, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS 11 Rubber Set jj Shaving Brushes Are made with the bristles set in hard vulcanized rubber. Thev can’t come out. They can’t jl fall apart. Every brush guaran- teed i H. 0. BUTLER KKts!; and Bookdealer <j Arctic Brotherhood Building j! PHONE BLACK 55 J; Circulating Library 50* per month ever shipped to Nome. This entire stock I will be sold at the lowest possible price am J I will be cheaper to you than any other kind I of merchandise as a gift. J I J- C- Gaffney SOM «tl IM MSI m __ _ F _ OM PIKI 10 411 l