The Nome Daily Nugget (Nome, Alaska)
September 21, 1908

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VOI.. H NO. 220 TKt.F.iMiONKNo.4a NO.MK. ALASKA. MONDAY. HK1TKM KICK 21. 1WOH thi.kimu.xk n« 40 PRICK 25 CKN'IS CHOLERA SEIZES THE ST. PETERSBURG GARRISON Nugget's special Service. ST. I’KTKRSlit RiJ. Sept, in K«»ut hundred soldiers of the garrison haw been stricken with cholera, and death are occurring amongst them hourly Three hundred and ninety-five ease* were re|x»rted today amongst th»* civ ilians. and of these 126 were fatal. The people are becoming more panic stricken than ever, ami a gloom hangs over every part of the great city. Kvery effort of tin- authorities to kill the epi demic seems so far to he unavailing, but the spread of the disease Is fought hard. The exodus continues, and the vol ume of it seems to Increase as time goes *in. The epidemic amongst the soldiers Is regarded with tin* greatest alarm, as the garrison life is consid ered tn Im> most conducive to the spread *»f the ephh mlc. It lias been rumored that some of the soldier* who were first stricken were aided to die fjuietiv to prevent the iie crease of tin- disease, hut even such' severe measures seem to have failed The royal family i* now out of own. but the members of it arc kept con stantly informed of the conditions. Getting Worse. ST IM'TKKSltrihl. Sept JI The cholera epidemic is spreading and mat ters now look much mote serious than ••v.r. I'nburled corpses till the dead house*, and it is next to impossible to find men to bury any of t h-iii. Theepidemlc is wot s than .t in 1 v*.i, when SO nmil\ people died, and the fears arc growing that it is not yet it anything like its worst tape. Martial Law. Tin- government has threatened t defend ant broke down and wept bitterly, while his lawyers and some friends gathered around in the effort to quiet him. Tile evidence that he took a part in the frauds was convincing, anil even his lawyers toward the last confined themselves to the attempt to minimize his guilt. McGuire doing fine. Reports from the hospital state thal W. C. Mctlulre Is doing excellently Every attention is being given him. ami it Is hoped that not many more days will elapse before he ran be out again. PRESIDENT I TRANSLATES MR. ROOSEVELT AT RECEPTION GIVES IN ENGLISH SPEECH OF GERMAN GUEST. Nugget’s Special Service. MYSTKi: HAY. Sept. Is. At the re ception to the Villu^el- l Veil hy tie President ami Mr-. Roosevelt y ester •lay. Mi U, I* Vitally tin- woman's relatives he cam*- suspicions and ca»i**.*»l an inv* ligation. J.»s» ph Warren, in ;i in ploy nf tin* department of justice. wa tailed to Inv* -ligate tin i will' iSeorge It. i-* utnr t V no Warren ftitercepted sever, i l* 11♦ i written hy Johnston t«• th* wif* r* la lives Posed as Dead Wife. Tin- offii r rn«-«t that Johnston ha* again onn- to t* Statos and that In ua living with a Woman kinwn a i’oi.i Tasli. Tins w**tnan pi.sod as ho wifi, tin fortnif It. Ik i '.lh h-ist. ami i li-W w*«is ago i-i uri'il mfiioii of ;i l>r.v ions |..wi-r if attorn* y. all* g* d t* •aw Im-.-ii glv*n .lohii'toii h. his i wif* \Vh* n tin* |miw* r o -»\..kod .1 m v\ |*owor of attorn*-> w t#* j»r*|iar»*i giving Johnston tin light to «1>s|»osn all tin- |*r*i|M‘rty I• 11«- i J-rt* r fa* IS half iflass of i i id. ..f j.*.t i- S' 11* il thmif fiv«- init Mt* aft* r rival War h**r w a- a n**1« I I a ifm n«*t*\ lint I tru*- I '*uS wait.' ft n \t \N li* n h:iin|. il a i*i* i if it a **i»* il .hdin-!.*n i**f* I f I hi! liiiii I.* r* a I i i •HMj.attUiii f**f *n and n* v«-t V••think? hit! ih ith u ill r*li* mi f* rinn 1 want *n ha\ iH r*al mill |**-!‘-*»nal ia*»f.*-tiy ai d s ■Is#*, Th- |**»v\* a **f an a r.. I* **u li* d I >ty|**»- .f ns\ i. i\ and if* **iif I a a i! f •♦•Ujffi? ‘•‘If -d t tin !iitlt*i!iit* here is ninctc. n. Klght more deaths occurred ud morning, and matters tin not seem n all as bright as they did a few da> ago. Do You Want i a tfooel Heating Stove* for lit 11e*ui««t ».ill i.»*l -;i iii «*v !«•.*;,t. If i l»* i nf.it* that h* t.*«*U iAn r** i m tn.i ih, i.v 11 m;ii. ;i iul i hn i his .u i\- i h in that 1 hi I Hilt j»|*ll|> h. j.iifi- s: ih: Vh!ira S! Mi hni v. itfi I 11 M.ir-nxit Th..|.,|.,-on. m.I th.* marshal's «»ttl. h» M i-i «**n\Iiu.mI that Johnston vanitot .il*. it h*‘ h. a hoar*!. most ih**» o-mh s* it.h ha- b***-n math*. am) will h«* oin lu.i,-,| ,,n|\ w hcii all til.* «ai>; shall ,ivnk t In- havitablf alt.-mj-t of huaiorist- who ...tin- to lit'. a’wa\ tl ll" h o' ihlt'IlM, DISCOVERIES ON OPHIR M m.t hi- j*.i? tn.-TMtssrs. H nil is. u h ;u i v***l *.f. i *»i v. «11 this tiiorfiirij?. iir. t*-.- *lis 1 *f hir 4 i. k. .mi th. hn.ko. I j I* i-; ih nlRhl at tlu- raft!* for Mrs Drt mi s holts*-, on Thiril av.nu**. Th* SENATOR WILL MAKE ANOTHER TRIP Tlu -a.. unship S* i»at.*»* will make an other til|* to Xotile after the one nil whltll .-he U now engaged her**. Sf»e »*s du*- so arrive t.uJav. rind is seheduh-d t leave f*»l Seattle Of. the ‘„*r»th. T is sph-ndid Vessel ,.f the ILoHie s t i *«»ii4|ian> will leave n het last run south i n tuber 1»J TO BhING IN MASTODON BONES. Jafet Linde berg has offered the use of four horses to bring ill tile bones ot the mastodon f'»und in the Sawtooth range by Mr YY'inquist. Mr. YVinquist on• uknr in several teeth from the »>ia__ skeleton. THE COAL SITUATION Cannot but interest every one in this camp. The steamship Beechley, acting under our charter, lias discharged he r first cargo e>f Wellington coal fe>r us. It’s from a new vein and the quality is superb. We* question if its equal for STEAM e>r IIEATINO PURPOSES has ever been brought here. It’s to your interest just as much as ours te> try it. The* price is _$17.50 per ton in our yard9 or $13.00 per ton delivered within city limits. I NORTHWESTERN COMMEr5iAL COMPANY

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THE Dome Daily mu^ct AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, j Published Pally Racept Sunday. Per month S.'.oo, IVr year ||j Oil J. J. McGRATH. Ed tor. L C. DENNY. Manager. FHONK: MAIN So. All Changee of Standing Advertise ments Must Reach Thia Office Be fore 3 O’Cloch P. M. of tho Day Preceding Publication. Filtered as second-class matter Feb. 1S07, at the postofflee at Nome. Alaska, under the act of congress of March S. J87». NiJU* NOME. ALASKA. SEPT. 21. 1908. ESCAPING CRIMINALS. N..t always u.* i **f lot ting murtlt r« r* i«cajtt tin- galb*w> •dlh^r b> suU iilt »»r »*tb*rwis«\ r«*i*»g idlf-d IN*» i|*it art- |»r*»n«- t I »*11* tb.it **Hf x* t liti■ *ii m i\« tht» |.ur|p*v,. nf Bit «*1 fern I- a- 4- .I t th- j frtf lb, Hfaction *f If sik h h* lit f artn i|»b* »*f fft* law'?* nuu bin* r\. what kind ■*f a 'y*!* m »v*n *n»■ t*t would r* *ull Xw. if b iting ail mm b r* r.« b* Min*- i1 *-ir **w rt tx*t u'' in# it*- u r>tiii if i« rtaifi th.1t lit II* tb* s.» |s. wrong *»?sI\ in a leaser d«gr* To It! a |*ris«»! r g* t w a n «*u> TVfw against ju**tn. that ju.«tb i~ ut h troubled by ft fail ure a\* ng» any -n- crime. but he ausp *-v* ry failure t* d- d** r»* th** implement- Used by lie? The escape «»f every criminal in cr» a*-* it Ther crimiv uN. wh-ther it iarg. »*r i***t. th* op** *f b- ing able to avoid i-um-hmer* Tin* i: tv. f an import ant mutter and -u-h a h has broug ,ii.v to d*-aih b» f *r* and will rfo so again. «*f our>e. it n*'t always p ei!il. a\ o.d letting a Cfimilia; .i|- T ala 9 s oner v repeiSant. There I* a desir* to tr»a4 i-v* a criminal like a human I being and in i on-Msfuem* criminals an abb son.-tin s t.» defeat just by taking advantage of human m. I*athy t*» dt fy **n. virtu** by t aid f another often pe. pie bettc.. with g**• *d reason, that the «j-- of a mur derer from capital punis- rn* i t is riot regrettable Su> h t beliet is *tr.-ngth rnni when th*- last awful ordeal must be ef,countered in a small comm unity, when all eye* would be turned with morbid curiosity towards the final scene I’nder such circumstance* if rail be fairly said that th- murderer's eseape is community's escape .if the murderer s scape has b-. n by the gate of death. LET THE LAWYERS ACT. From tm* soim-w at meager r-port* sent out concerning the proceeding* of tile American l*ai Association at S« attle one learn** with som*- *urpris» fhui ilie report of the special commit tee on tm* law s delay s vvas only adopt ed after a liard tight anti vigorous op position. if the association hail en gaged m an angry debate over the ten commandments their proceedings could scarcely cause greater astonishment. A Seattle dispate: says. "President Lehmann has been urged for president since he made th, mag nificent fignt on Wednesday evening for the adoption of tie- report of the special committee on laws to prevent delay and unnecessary cost in litiga tion. The report advocated the grant ing of appeals l»_v tin* higher courts only on actual prejudice and not on technical errors In procedure. 1,,-h maim curried the day against great opposition and thereby virtually elect ed himself president." It is satisfactory to learn that Mr Lehmann, who is an eminent St Louis lawyer, carried the association with hiin on this (mention, and that lie was not called on to demonstrate the prop osition that two and two make four. The country welcomes tin- conclu sion. iiowever tardily arrived at. and may attribute the storm and stress ..f tin* process to the same passion for (|ulbbiiiig that affects a noisy minority of tlie profession. It is that passion ed til it that has produced the evils Which the report describes. N'nw that the association, as a hi sly. has taken tlie right course, the lay public may hope that the lawyer will not stop there and lie content with a merely academic declaration. Any practical reform on the lines indicated must Come through the lawyers themselves, and will not sprout spontaneously from a set of resolutions, however well Intended If the lawyers really desire, and we arc convinced that most of them do, they can accomplish that end hy appropriate action. CANADIAN ENTERPRISE. While the Ignited States is expend ing $4rt.fi0ft,fifi0 In irrigation and will have completed when Its contemplated work Is ended twenty-six Irrigation projects, one must not think that our nelghieirs to the north arc negligent of the opportunities they pusses, nor do »e surpass them In irrigation enter prises. As a matter of fact. Canada has the biggest irrigation project on the con tinent. With the Irrigation of three million acres of land in South Alberta, the Canadian government, acting In injunction with the Canadian Pacifi* aiiw.«>. is pr*x e.-dltig to colonize ih* and «ith se ttlers and their families. To* re is ih* at»*»ut the pa »rtiahsm of the Hritlsh government ■urpassing that **f im other nation It came t*» world notice when, after t Xmeiieau revolution Kngland showed hat monarchies were no? ungrateful it** appreciation of what to Am* r i* an* ar« the rather doubtful virtu** r*f the I’nited Kingdom loyalists Canada I* taking the mighty flow iver which is wasting its freshness iihI sweetness in the de«ert air. and urni-ig it into the d* rt In thi* the t'*\‘ ttmo fii *»nstruets all its lateral* no! distributing ditches. In other x*rd*. t government ditches bring If* af**r t»» the edge of ev* r\ iJte!l Company \s Campion M t i! p *v Trading Companx on m» tr f. I r f t. d.M- Xtef|vj.,|, ,,f tiftl*' to I»fes*.fit nmlingit. Hi. I*i««*i* r Miriir i; mpunx 'All jumr- not '.vaiiV'd in thl t• um-iI until m. M**n* D> xt i Trial resumed. juror* all riTfit i»!;ifit** r* .til In Hi I dep**.- ..t A A li*. in Vi-.? \i r D*.>rge Miii»t, 1 H,.i Kd Max on. and tin t.* Hi* r W H Hu-I E H H.irthi A l D. x Mr- 1. M Noble and Elmer b* 1 »\.-r.* each -v\..rii and testified on ***H Sf f defendant Defendant* of r* d i #-v id* tn the certified copx of notice sjtiotj of J R McKcow’n was read n evidence and Klrner Reed recalled, ifter which Otto w Carlson was 'worn and testified on behalf of de *ndants During tin* examination of hi> witness defendants offered in evi lence the following exhibits, which ver* admitted and marked as follows: "Vrtffled copy deed from A. A Johnson t al. to Pioneer Mining Companv of dear Cub claim. August lf», 1902. ad nltted and marked Defendants* Ex Mbit original deed from Phmeer Mining Company to Nome Exploration *ompany r.f Rear Cub claim and other lairns. Nov. 2*. 1902. admitted ami narked Defendants’ Exhibit “M”; orig nal bill of sale from J. W. Kelly to Sonne Exploration Company. Rear Cub and other property. Nov. 25. 1903. ad mitted and marked Defendants Exhibit “X”; original lease Rear Cub M. T i oinpany lo A. N. Ashley anf the fruits in asnn. rif**' anti fr**sh m«\ rum bo hml at th.* stom of ih** Alaska Krutt i tioic.l |n !im. a ill i.ot liiiti a hutitfng lotlgo at tin* Ma-i a V i.k .'i-Ion .‘it* f£x| os|||**ti. a s r.a two I if?* Jitko h ,i- r!* ,j tfiat front I •Mtfn- 1 to H toh*>r 1 wotihl fit I mi ni S* at I It ns i-iirt of th*' Mi-! a »ttliff.it at fh. KxiHt-ition I’.nt i f.w •lavs ago this unifftn* oh! mat!. a :io*. air* niii t av* h*. n w»11 on to \\a or 11* ti« tli. il o the' «a> ii|* North JaKe was present at the r*r**m**iil*s it W'rang. II who, th*- Russian flag was lowered for th* last time ami the \meiiean »*n~igT? rai«».l i.wr He eoun rv He was i r an old i> an. ami was MH*k*n -f on t at oii;isj.i|t as on.- too ■Id t.i work Yet he sun Ived forty one v.ar- after tiiat dat**. and was stn»ng and health to the (at h‘1.1 fortx years he has met Verx st* utm-r that ail* d at Killi re*... Night or daw wild, i or summer, rain r shin*- wo»yd find him i|f earner*.- aj» i roarh. and dressed fhaorately in on. "f j- many -tafeU uniforms, one*-* h. turn.*; up in a S vat toft Army otY r dr.ss. another time he wore a uniform of a Russian tear-admiral. He his hi* f ni.-tiiiiie, wlih h was worn man' times. varied with all kinds ..f dee *ratl**n- me*- In i* d Ids Indian I f# s with -"tn* thousand |***k* r hips in a t lolls e« »h *t s. whit* another Time is asry and r.oiirhon creeks. We have a new method of fospeetiltg. We g*» over tin- ground thoroughly Address ear** of Nugget. MATTERS RECORDED SEPTEMBER 19. Locations. Prospect lodf claim. on Prospect creek; located June J3. Pent, by H. I! Drake «-t al. Trophie lisle elnlm. on Snake river; located Sept. 13. 1908. by II H. Drake **t al. Proof of Labor. Sylvia, four and one-half miles north of Safety lagoon: C. II. Brown. Bdl of Sale. Mount I*r*e P«ma*t upright marine fuller, with Haft feet »»f steam pipe. potfnt*. pipe cutter. \»*e, stock and die*, w renche*. etc.; a complete outfit. Pali »»n K. W. Bur roughs. railroad depot. remington Typewriter Agency. Pa p* r. r.irhon, Ribbon*. I**r, A Stew art. Nome Realtx Bldg Phone Main NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. To P U Ponti, Kmil PuMeri*. Frank Aquino, Frank Malfmti. Seth Fck* tr«m. A. Morr1*»»n. and F. Dear horn. t^* ir met -7 upon the fol h'Wing claims, to.wit No 12 below \op|e:Mt,-\* discovery on Innuiehuk 1 r. ml fraction he low No. 12 helow \hpl* Ph I in. I* !'lainIff

t bir I*. 11 -I* I». f. dant. h l‘»* i*!* nt nf tlu* I'idled States id Xi.'t i, i i.» Arthur li libks. the above f n»». .1 defendant, (iteetlng V"a are hereto summoned and re i‘!«tl t*» appe.ir and answer tin* com I lain! .»f tin plaintiff tiled herein in •■liee nf the clerk nf the above named •urt t \oine. Alaska, xxithln thirty .V after the c«»mp|etitin t.f the perh»d publication hereof, herein specified. II* tl .1111 lllf(l'*,| Will II* *k» n (gainst you. and you are hereby t* .y if you fall to answer t e hi ioffi|dalfit the said plaintiff will v l*» t!e* court for f* relief then d»-» ini'*! to-wit: To dissolve the bond** **f matrimony existing between id plaintiff and said defendant. This iimnimts i* served by puhlica *i*»n pursuant t*» the law and to the •rd* of said above entitled court, •ade on the l_*tli day of September, ••inv the date of the first publication ing September 12, D»fts. and the last publication being the 17th day of Oc tober IfWH. jso. ii nrx.\. t’brk of the f»lstrict Court in and for the District of Alas ka. Second Division. By A X***■*X-******* Y*»u and i .u h of jrmi are hereby sum j ntoned to a| pear and answ er the com i plaint of the plaintiff in the above en- 1 titled aeft**n within thirty days from th** date *»f the service of this summons j upon you h\ puhlication. and you will take notice that if you fail to answer «;iM complaint the plaintiff will apply j to tin court above name*! for the relief herein demanded. The above entitled id Km Is on** for the recovery of money, wherein the plafntiff charges y«m with the non-payment of the sum »f Thr**e Hundred and Eighty Dollar* »v#r and above all lawful set-offs ant! •oiinter-elaiin* on a certain promis sory note now flue, and owing from you to said plaintiff, and wherein the plain- J tiff also asks for his costs anti dis- hursements Incurred in this action Tin's summon* is published by ortb r f t r ;»bo\.‘ elitithd court, dated Hep teinlHT IS. F*how you I Borne Of tile property we have on our list. F. M. JORDAN TO. Real Estate and Insurance. 211 American Hank tmlldlne. for. Second and Madison. Phones: Main 557 Inrt tf.7 THE NEW City Bath House Ivery Room Steam Heated I resh Water Year Around 12 FRONT ST. __ I JUST RECEIVED ...ON LAST BOAT...

The finest stock of Ladies’ and Children’s! Shoes ever brought to Nome. Slippers of all kinds in a big variety off colors.

Ladies’ Neck Furs and Muffs-real novel-! ties. ifi Lots of other new goods. Better come| 1 and see them. j SUpRiSE STORE TmI! x- x x-x-x-.'.-x-x-x-x-x-xx-x-xx-xxxxxx--xx-xxxxxx-x- x^x-xxxx x-xxx x-xxx-x-x zxxxxxxxxxxxxxzxxzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx a TRY OUR FANCY H 1 jj Petaluma Ranch Eggs j IE THEY ARE VERY FINE JUST ARRIVED p I jj j SNAKE RIVER GROCERY j i xiuinn n i i HHinmninmxnxixiiTTTTTtnTTTTt Pacific Coast Steamship Co. SAILING OATES: senator SAILS DIRECT FOR SEATTLE SEPT. 25. AT 3 P. M. From S'-jttle. For Kratlle. City of l’uchla, Oct. 10 Oct. 22 I Ticket and Freight Office, JOHN J. SESNON CO., Agents W. H. BOSH, Commercial Agent Through Tickets and Bills Lading to or from San Francisco. Sailing dates subject to change without notice. Alaska Steamship Co. Nome-St. Hichael-Seattle Route SAILINGS FOR SEATTLE DIRECT. S. S. VICTORIA SAILS FOR SATTLE ABOUT SEPT. 20. S. S. VICTORIA SAILS FOR SEATTLE ABOUT OCT. 16. S S. NORTHWESTERN SAILS FOR SEATTLE ABOUT SEPT. 30. S. S. OLYMPIA SAILS FOR SEATTLE ABOUT OCT. 8. S. S NORTHWESTERN, last trip, Oct. 21 or 22 John H. Bunch. F. P. A. Alaska S. S. Co. H. R. Elliott, Agent, N. P. Pier N. 1, Seattle, Wash. Nome, Alaska. PRINCE RUPERT wwMTOwm 111 wmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmm STK\MSI III C(»|x»\V I X Will call at Prince Rupert on tlie way to Seattle leaving Nome About October 8 Passengers will make reserva tions for berths at Sesson’s office. 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 tlie river The gasoline launch "The Flyer” will make runs between Anvik and Innoko every ten days. Freight may lie consigned to all ]minis on the Innoko as far as Kiiuinei City. Will cash letters of credit issued from banks or reliable mer chants. For relcrenccs: Alaska HiiikiAf Sale Oeposit Co., Fugct Sound National Hank, Seattle, Northern Cr n menial to., San f ran* cisco Write all communications direct to Anvik Dr. Bunn’s Frapped Reiuvenators

__. _ ror Pifflicated Individuals At The Richelieu —i Pacific (old Storage COMPANY __ Fresh Killed Beef and Mutton continually on hand L Dealers in all kinds of Fresh j Killed Meats, Poultry, etc. j Phone White 17 Market 132 Front St CarstensBros. Dashley Dealer in Fresh and Cold Storage Meats Telephone M 72 MARKET: 126 FrontStreet Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska NOME, ALASKA Capital $100,000 I. E. CHILBERG, President T. J. NESTOR, Vice President W I„ COLLIER, Manager C. G. COWDEN, Casliiei J. J. COLE, Ass’t Cashier A. W. KAIL Asaajier. Alaska Scavenger Co. TONY SBOKUIA, Prop. Successor to V. Scarperi. Hauling Refuse, Cleaning Yard* Done at Reasonable Rates. TEL. MAIN 143.

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PLaVERS are better LATE THAN NEVER Had the Haldw ih I'layrn* troupe suc ceeded In making the Victoria II would have made its first appearance at the Kagte hall next Saturday even ing As It Is, however. Hartley Williams and the young ladles will In- seen on the 33d. as they are coming North on the Senator, which left Seattle a few ■lays ago. Room* from $15 up at Tha Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms. T. J. Nestor has foment the entir stock of liquors, beers ami rlRars the Northwestern Fommerckil t’o.f an will place most of these goods *»fi th market at outside cost. The g'tods wl ail be placed In one warehouse, an we a^k our friends to call and them over. We will guarantee to se ns cheap as you can buy on the out side. LOST. Between Nome and Fort Ira vis. Sa« unlay, hack cor set with one **r« u ImsIs. arid am** to California two ago I,i*sf Sunday h** t»*ft hr t of**| m ?h«‘ aft**rn«H»n to go t• the ostrh h farm for |>h-asiiit tr• f»? id- wax h«* ram*' faint, and walking «»x**i to a shatf** tr» h«* lax flown ltisi|#*:«d of j r.ssivrring .is -trenRIli faintod and did riot rerun r f*t»nsriouvn* s- until long aft**r dark that night. l*or two days and nights lay In l|* i**ss among tin* ants and «*lh**i lnwet*-. rashui.il ».»s s» r s -11\ thought h»* was umhr th»* Inftm-nr** .f lhpior ntifl th**x did not go to hi- aos>!»— and see dhicago,'* said Shilling. “I want to s«* the police arrived and over l*ower*-d the maniac. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. St«*v* pipe, 15 cents. Hampers, If* cents. Ha!\anized pipe. 25c and ;j."c per joint Mining buckets. If. X»»MK IIKKT MKTAh W« »RKS. POSITION WANTED. ANY KIND of work by reliable Her man woman, two yeans in hist place Inquire at this office Imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade. I I El AILV NUMEI I $15.00 PER YEAR Payable in advance _ Delivered by Carrier or Mailed t ftahluin’s t*Ui\ er- it Ki«l» M.lll night V !ar |»r«e» T.' ar $1 Ti* K**t- at K* II* Civil *ngm*er. :‘s »r *n i*,n,i I»i\ i^ i■ -.ft*.. i* Irk of A l,i* k i -lit!-*** i i «t No. 132. In the matter of the i it. >.f .l .n- II Ashford. I d. Noth#- I- helehv gl\. Tl t -1 -1 *f the late John II hf-ad, d..d f mid to aill others vvlh'in it n eon*** j ■■•ii i 'i' i im u w .4 «I 11 i ►*i| l*y trie it Im s named n if :i i*o\ e ent it led t v :i 11 I on I lllh dr of August, t'»*ix. as* th. adtitini t rat or f the estate i.f -aid John II A-hf*»r«* deceased, and has dnh •ru.ilded a such administrator in conform)!*. w*f3 law. and Is now performing tl*. d»iu* of tils said trust. and that til r .i. having claims au-iinst tl*. t said deceased are herd)'. r*'«|uire l present them, with t pr.j r *.*i. t within -ix months fr«*m t),. .l,it. this notice, t** the undersign* d idlin' istrator of said estate, at flu* *»tTi* the Knifed State* ?i*i» 14 Noun in aid ip* N 1 *r i t u?. der the penalty tha? claim p*. *cn!ed within six month- iff* publication **f this notice .mi I* paid until the cl.tiin- pi* o-r if I r i til It p«tlo«l lut\e lieeVl s 11 j-f 1, l»ate of this noil*. \ugtl-f I I'MIS t’H xiti.rs r \snr* *i:i» Admlni-tr.»t**i fh. I i i»* **f John II A hf id d. ceased Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Mitt Je P n Advance. WANTED^ \VA.NTKI» I’l.'n m .*11• i• ui i ui h**iis»*. hy >j***mI «*••«.k alitt t*ak«*r. «!r*‘>s Alli. it, \UK^’ t ANTKI» An x 11 11. t *1* ^it» s |.«»>tl|..ii f.ti Hi. wint. r I’. H‘*x i t i.ii i. i .Mi,, MAN ,iii»l wit. want t t.ik* r tn»t*l l«*:»*l h.*ii‘. ..r kwlKiMH i. f*»i III* w hit. i ‘an i;i\ in it Mrs it.>ihii at 1. i v\ r* i• K *..in _«» FOR SALE. K* dt SALK l*i in.*, t\\«» .i ImriiHM, two s|,.iu 1111 i I I i 11 l* f»*r >al.- «ii i.nt S. i i 111.1.-» Si'Ll ■his I’ront sti.M t FOR RENT. I’* tit LKNT IhiiMini' it u |*h**l t>> INofi**.» |*l .Mi St* a\* iai« Suitat»l«* for otth t• «r* **i UviiiK a|»ai tnifiit* -t l.im |.lv Nii|CK*‘t otfi* BOVEY DAVISON. Real Estate and Mining Exchange l'*11. SL-OO. All sorts of cabins tioin fim* ui Houses f.» '.nit We have mining claim*- f*.r 11* nit.l lease. Are you gomg outside f..i uint.i I*o mi IwIh v. IIS |.I b. i. Ii.il Would Voli I are f..» u |....k s. i V*»ur |»|o|»e|t\ during y-.m jib".m N M We xv iiii dnot advis. m l.. sacrifice desirable piop.m get scared. N'miir di-m t for a f.n has the resource-. T«» i who .1 buy well at this time w•• conscienti ously preilli't will reap large n turns on their investments BOVEY 5 Hailey Bldg Seattle TTZ'tl 11 -i purchase and forward to any direct (mint t*f trails n>11 ill Alaska. Lumber Hay. Crain. Machinery and all kinds id Merchandise. Purchases made mi con!raid or commission Lei us knew your wants and we will quale prices. When von want a GOOD DRINK go to Till: NEVADA Young A Van SifM®, Front F ...Best liquors and CUars...

till. I ARDS AND POOL. 15-year old Lacy Whisky 12*c. r 4. F MAT A. II IIALL NUMK. .ALASKA l!ANhl\(> AM* SAIL 1)1 POSH CO. Cabell Whitehead, President. II T'hi!( tier, Kugeiie Iv Alles. Cashier Vice President. R. E. Trengove, Assayer. nnsolldated with Hank Cape Nome, September. WOO. PAID UP CAPITAL |12\0«) ransacts General Banking Business old Dust Purchased, Ores Examined IRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. H ANK II \V ASKKV. A F, Ti iDU. President. Manager. Tee President. J A UACHKLDFR, I>. ADAMS, Asst. Maimger. t T- if if- I>dnk ill California l; si oni. wvsii. 1 Ilf till OHI« f, Sdii I rdiu isi o Kstniilis^fd l**it it l l! t P (Mt j ijot.il .tint M»r|>lu^, >i I n47, \So,i»2 I

J ntr. |>uie J Pit tings 5H I f n No. 5 I:ront St. j 4 -V A -V -i -A-V-lr' -A’ -i' V -i' 4* i -i V -Af-* 11 Some Rank Trust Company Paid up Capital SO'i.OOO Ira!Is Issued oil all Parts of the World tssay Office in Conner tion New Laid f^s SI do/. Prosser's Harness Shop Phone Ifl.tr k 5 i finest Wines, liquors anil igars in town at the hunter i Hunter Rye and Old Crow Bourbon. JOE HALL, Manager. PROFESSIONAL CARDS I PHYSICIANS AND SCBt.KoNS I

W. D ARCY CHASE. M. D Otlkce: Nome Bank Trust Bldg. Hours Phone I o0 to 3:00 p. m. Ottlee Main 3 7 00 to 9:00 p .m House Bed 3 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. josh r. McIntyre— Real Estate and Financial Agent. 4U1-409 Mutual I.lfo Building. Seattle. dty Stavenger (o. SiKceisur lo PULLER GRAHAM J. MAR 1 INI, Mgr. Phone Black 173 Electric, Vapor. Turkish and Min 1 eral Baths. Etc., Shampooing Expert Ma.vseme Chiropodist. Bath and Massage Parlors Rubs, etc. Rheumatism, Nervousness and I Lumbago Successfully Treated. Both Sexes. ANNA M. KELLOGG, Second Avenue near B St.

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i on’t be Grafted j t t on hvSeattle's traveling liter- I chants. Patronize home in- dnstrv. when* von ean have A m 9 your clothes lilted and are 9 sure of a square deal. A A 4 i is reeeiv intr n hi** stock of iin ported "oods this month. 4 Prices Same as Outside FOR RENT! Former Office of Pioneer Press, Situated at NO. 8 STEADMAN AVE. BEST TERMS m a WE OUNSMUIRS IN LITIGATION WIFE OF LIEUTENANT OF BRIT ISH COLUMBIA SUES SON IN LAW FOR ESTATE Nugget'* Spec el Service. Yi*TnUI I* S t M? i wit f th. r h. **t *i. t i s- «ii t hv i f i.,. f* til* r v. r v M I, S’ Th. h)« ..j,-,l i 11> v\ r u r v bin* 11 S j I -|!*f t1 km*'t^ th«‘v i aihnt with a iirnh* r **f i T b t \*»*n*« Til l' t -I. *-f T r* i. i Mi !f S M a Mr 1 M \V I j u r rl I.* \f* I M t; J L« I i Mr. Hal M T M j 11 Mr m 1 Mr Jan M I*iirnt. Mt am! Mr J S i M .1 Mi Sam Ta Mr i ml Mr- II Ur** Mr ifnl Mr- J V i ‘.-.r-t* i w Mr. afnl Mrs «*11 r. Mr. tin! Mf lal in Sr* V- j ft-. In. ifnl Mr- r S* »rl Mr ami* I I...N Mr. ;i .1 Mi KrM-^-n. Miv- M il.ll s. Cl 1 M ih.l Mr-- l.iv Mi-- Iw II rn et"' Mi liar* fhtrii-? ?i-- Maud >.lUh-j I« i Ml"' Ni:s.i S and-’ M J» nun I.avIn Mi M 1 Van \i*« II m Mi !i II i i M t and Mrs. h.flU. M *"i Kamt"! Itiink* flop* l *i»i» Mmi'. I; If .MnlUr Tin li.ipf y .o.h n I 1 *»ne t *h» ir ii a fin nd aft* f i«*l 1, Imported Cobn-rger draft beer on tip at Boird of Trade. I Corning Sourdough Reflections. MINER BRbCE AT WORK ON NEWSPAPER Mlii* r hrii*-* 1 ii-iv. *Vbdp.tf l«».-ai *n Ma Tail bank i tail’- Ti» a* >rdlm? t• I* S H 11 i^• i ha j• i>i Min* from that ay Mr 11.»11 i r. ih»* ..tlni I Not ar i- i|««p»k vv.-lb M i I'rtn-* is till tit* popular principal *»f Um* publb* s mp i* brinifinK with in r th* iam. i* d M»ii***r l*r*ss. a »d *t r ti App Xn«K* t offh'e. Blatz Werner 3ee" at the Bank. Granite Mining Candles are th# best EXT R A ANNOUNC EM ENT Eagle Theatre To the Nome Theatre Goers: Among the company coming in from the outside an* Burney il liams, tin* well-known comedian who with several ladies are now’ known to he on hoard the Senator, a telegram to that effect hav ing been received by Agent Bush, of the Pacific (’oast S. S. Co. Owing to this unforsccn circumstance Baldwins Players have* (ie*e*im*(i it wise* to further their opening elate* to Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 23. List performance Oetoher 20. Yours for High Class Vaudeville, Geo. Baldwin, Stage Mgr. GUS BROWN THE LEADING CLOTHIER SELLING OUT The Entire Stock is Offered at Less Than Factory Prices No reservations. Warehouse, Residence and Store Fixtures must go. C Me Felix THINK WRICHT WILL RECOVER Nugget's Special Service. i tu tj- a ix a n* ph« u t*f th* hk V \-|ll\«;T* *X j** i tr\ in,. I i*'tar «»f \*n:tl Kxp. riiH. ntal Assona I tkm. 11»» i- injur*-*! I»\ I f nr* i-I Th* art•k|i*ni wa rau-ftl l»y tin* pm .*ns i«i hi> a* rtiplniif v«-* fur viulal i:-4 tla i it. i stall l uiinia-ri-i- laws. Hears! also says that he possesses letters which passed between Archibald and *'»ngifssinan Sibley in reference t** Senator I’.aihw's friendship for Standaid oil, and that the eon• s.ioiid i« e will prove his Olearst’s) conten tion. MAGAZINE TO COVER NOME

A WHOLE EDITION OF ALASKA- YUKON MONTHLY WILL BE DE- j VOTED TO OURSELVES.

K S Harrison, the veteran Nome 1 wspaper man, arid editor and owner f the Alaska-Yukon Magazine, ar rived this morning, ueeontpanied by i Mrs. Harrison, on the steamer 4'orwln. Mr. Harrison eomes for tile purpose of eolleeling data to be Used in tile issu mg of a number of Ids magazine that v ill he entirely devoted to a review of eruditions on tiiis peninsula. This j number will be issued as soon as pos slide. and Mr. Harrison believes Kel> 1 ruary will be the month lie traveled this time throughout Alaska, and s|x-nt some time in tin* Tanana country, which will also re ceive the same attention as Nome In Ins publication. H«* b«*||» \es after his trip that Alaska mining is only in its Infancy.. The pos sibilities of tin* country grow on him j at every Journey, and he* sc*es a brilliant future* for every part of It. He even commits himself to the proph ecy that the Tanana will he exporting f»•*»d products within twenty-five yc*ars. Afte r a stay of about ten day* he will return tm«tin*.s Im inn us nnuh as 1 r» **r 2ft t EVIDENCE ALL IN. All lh«‘ t-x lil.'lii i’ In tin- i-asi- nf Hush X I *h HUNT Minllll? I *i illl (illll x Is IIIIXX III. uni lln ll putm nts .'III' lii'iiii? Ili'rtlil this it ft I III HI.

Granite Mining Candles are the best Blatz Private Stock at the Bank. Lemp'i Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade. Billiards and |kmI. Board of Tiad* Announcement The management of Hu* Holden Hate Hotel begs to ullliounce to the resi dents **f Nome and vicinltv that after tlie elose of navigation the rate on rooms of the hotel will be materially i educed, new price* running from $r.\:.o a month upwards, according to the size and location of room. The Hotel will l»e run on very lib ••raI lines liming tin* coming winter, stml the management will make a H|*eclal endeavor to make living at the Golden Gate as comfortable and home-like as possible. The Hotel late |v lias been refurnished and renovated throughout, and the dining room will bo run on both the table de hote and a la carte plans. A call will be ap preciated. The Golden Gate Hotel lle**c orating (*ood M.alPii.il, HlifHt V*ri« 4*» __ _