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

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S| VOL t* NO. jr.r, TKt.mioNKNo.4ii NO.MK. ALASKA. AVKDNKSDAY. OtToltl.K sil. l!K»s m.i.ki'Hmm n.. 4.. I'liltl. tl.N'IS -,n'— lr>*^ o o J Bissell’s carpet Sweepers, $2.50 O o The regular price on these Sweepers is Si 00 g G.P. Goggin I P-.ru- in— TWENTY UNDESIRABLES ARE TO BE DEPORTED t’hief 1-arson, of tin* city police force. did not hesitate nor delay in the matter of ridding tin* city «*f eer laln undesirables. in pursuance of tin* order «»f the city council passed on Monday night, whereby ili«* sum of $."»00 was appro priated for steamship fares for un fortunates. tin* chief got busy. lie found seven ungrateful fellows who resisted ids philanthropic oftices to such an extent that tiny immediately landed in tile lockup. They will lie kept hi jail until the otliceis put them aboard ship. A numbei of others on whom the tin* chief has been casting unfavorable glances of kill* Welcomed his overture* and Vers politelv consented to accept a blue ticket on any first class ship. In all. about twenty men will he de ported. STARTLING CHARGES AGAINST GOUND BY HIS WIFE NT.W YoRK. Oct. L*rt.—New ami Mauling charges against Howard Could are contained in an affidavit by Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Could, read before Justice Clegerich in the su preme court today. Two affidavits, one by the Rev. Vr. Murrav and another hy Michael Hoisly, employed as a doorman at the Hotel St. Regis, were read to show that Mr. Could had employed James Kennedy, the house detective of the hotel, to obtain evidence against Mrs. Could and that Kennedy had attempt ed to bribe |). hut. of course, the first boat in the spring will see him back in his old familiar quarters again. OVER 10,000 PACKAGES OF PURE FOOD PRODUCTS Have just come in to us on the Victoria. Our buyers have gone direct to the factory, cannery, mill, creamery and ranch producing the best. The superb quality of our deliveries give evidence of the skilled care in their selection. Samples on display iii our salesroom and -it miMitv attractive figures. NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY John Webber Has a Gun and Threatens to Kill Representatives of Law and the Doctor Officers in Pursuit. A r/\ n*.in is|t»»ifr l*n 11* on -»u l» t II*- also wants t** takt* a sh**t it Marshal INiW. II *n any «»i his .|«*pi|* tins. *'hi* f Input v Thmnp*'»it pr** ft*rr* tl Mr Mill is u!»o nml**i t ban in this inailnians ravines l*r*un r*-p t *am! a |.|.|.art to hiimlh- a violent mania* This apparent Iv ilanK**r.a»s munin* i- th* 'an. John I I i v h*. was :»r i rest»-i| f e v\ ilavs ;iu Tin- fum r.il |»yr« at*- luntiiim ila\ ;«n«I mulit 'I’ll*- ilam aui- is istimat.il at t\ .1 «ituli• tl mil* Ii*>ti rui*« i-s FEDERAL CONVICTS .Marshal I'owell has nine prisoners ready for tomorrow’s departure. nf these. 11:iv« and Huntington an* ill am* and are hooked l*»r the asylum. The prisoners and their terms ienllfilletlient ale! Harrv A House, two years. Ueorge tjliigley. two years and nine months, Thomas MetStiiie. one year. Thomas I’.rndy. one yejn and three mont hs. Harrv Williams, tw•» years and 'ix months. .1 Maekin. one year Thomas, two years and six months. The marshal will send in charge **f this hatch of nine a niitnher of guards to insure their safe delivery at tlieii destination. SHOW AND DANCE AT A. B. HALL TONIGHT The big entertainment ami show, given by (he clever little team. Sum mers ami Hummers, cornea off tonight al tile A. II. hall. An excellent show has been arranged for, and it is cer tain that all who attend will have a line time. Dahl's orchestra will play for the dance. The program for the enter tainment follow‘d: Overture Dahl’s Orchestra. A Munch of Uoses Hummeis and Summers, A Couple of Songs Sid Davies. Fancy Dances Miss Ivailel Marry. Fagan's Decision Summers and Summers. Twelve Dances. Dahl’s Orchestra. LITIGATION OVER EDISON'S PHONOGRAPH WIZARD'S FIGHT AGAINST IN FRINGEMENT OF PATENT WILL COST $7,000,000. Nugget's Special Service. \'i:\\ Y t umi| 11 a a iii« an |#u!tim; ai .ml t.t-r ht- Tit# art l*mLi a^ .u* tii'tilarh if ii f a rh. v... m jump#! h**r *h* rau^ht on a amnia# alitl 'll* lull -■n: iut# *l |lii|insi,i| nii»slly .\-nKinn in tin- sln*|»s, ran a nantl* tv»l !i» am| r inaii raiulh-s. win- tin thrum; •ii 1 In- snl.-u alk> 11. i »ms!\ .h.-ii.-.l liini ills remarks dueh mainly mi Me subject of campaign I ublicity. elec tion of senators l»y direct vote of the people, and Mi e»*th«r pi.inks in th* Denver platform li* wa> unspaiing in his attacks on S|*cakcr Dannoii. Sherman, the Republican vice presi dential candidate, and Taf-4 Taking up the labor ‘iu«-»»t cm. Ri van denounced the speakor as an enemy t Icgi ation favi>rald» to labor, and aid that mg as he .s in th. speaker chair i thing in tl iv «.f r. f-.rm could be secured. 200 elegant Overcoats just arrived. Your choice for a few davsonlv. 25 jH-rcent otT. (iAFFN ICY’S Imported Coourger draft beer on t ip it Board of Trade. ANOTHER LARGE DEAL IN IMMACHUK DISTRICT T!i*- Aurif* r*nj- Mif i;.i i K• ii tit* i"? e\ it hVliiiltii I* t K* *UHt| i t It* lnr»i;ig i grout *1 will b* It*, hvd'aulit king, and for this loifjH.w,. |i|t- a tor und*r i strong h*-td oim in* obfrtfftod Mr nm-tt who n-*\v ha rutor***!?* it »*!a«i«r or*-k. is v. 1! to liavo th** r«Hni«aii> ho r* pr* sont.s ooin** ft.!., pof >-iiin of t is ground. THE SEATTLE LINERS BOTH SAIL TOMORROW T!|.- -nit' i.iIIm »i l*' V. —tf! «l.» v haviist* j l> -ubshl*-*!. it i> i «1« 4v iift.tun- 1 )u> l >v 11.«• 1 at |*ta i»t in Hu* iwill dt t«iwiinnv\ \i S* -h*»h «v tli»* anth"iitati\•• h* itiil. I• 11 tii'lit.-rs t* S- ii t«*t I- Uiv#*l4 a 1 an.I OliiM-k tiutitt h*»ur- f■ *t" til* Xortli* i* 11» hav tint t h* n iU‘flnlt**lv 111« f Tl 'Hij»nn\ i.tH i\ lur.u ~*r. |.,i'v m* ii »na> 11 ir«3 tlHH* U«*f Tin \\*»rk f unhinthn^ I^ht I’mm !t X..fthu'i‘Sti‘1 n i-’ U'.int; r.ipidlv i l r t'oiuiif iiittK ~hottl«1 h*' i ..In Jil.•!*•«! It I U I. BOYS WILL MISS HER \tt .1 h** *»ti fiHtior»‘»xv, will l« l»* Miml a I>.• i **l warm |m r u* n*N4 i.iiI> atii*»fi|£ mhi«*is m*4 tin* Ill I i I l l M t Hi* propagation of the 4-hoI •i ?t one *t»i;«rie!\ f‘M example. theie i• I.- -Min workmen who have file i of l .11 Ol.t lltgle t|o« tor. LISTEN TO IT. I on like to dalle* katiee to hiilil’s orchestra. lH» you like inu.-ie You'll ear J.lelttv of It I*> v*»u like sinningV You'll get that .too. I »o you like to laugh S.e His N’ihs the Italian. I >o you like eh an coinedy That's u ha* u'd get. Wlle e A. li Hall. When* Wednesday night. Hurt much-? —One dollar. d.tiu*e included. Am I going? You hot! AT THE CRESCENT. ROOMS for th* winter <1%. $20. per month.

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THE Home Daily Hu^cl AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. Published Dally Eyeept Sunday. P* r month I.’on. IVr year 11.'. on J. J. McGRATH. Editor. L C. DENNV. Manager PHONE MAIN NO. 4* All Changes ot Stand ng Advertise. menta Must Reach Thi* Office Be for* 3 O'clock P. M. of the Day Pracading Pubhcat ion. Ki.b r**tl a* second-ct«£9 matter Feb. 190. at the poatofTh e at Nome. Alaska, under the art of conjure** of Mar h 3. 18;9. .4 t» NOME. ALASKA. OCT 21. 190t IS NOME'S FUTURE IN QUARTZ’ To say that history j. I. ilk tritely. We t\. h«>! Keyy.trd nnmulil. arnl i n. r '••nr- i wonderfully -i ,.n; In the past. ith r y;. j .-i i?.. .1 iII"is' '.limit j.ti f.iltnut'ii in th, ilejnity I.> m; ••.imps ..I 'nurh ur. an i„ r,. than t Ida.-, i „n,j »r, ...r lotiffev i! v eareful t tiln*. \intget and of uiaiix j,r» help to iviio« i th* t-M.o--iM1i*\ ,,f ji,* y j. ji. it i x. reeding cubic f.wu |.y cube flit.t If), v* 1m s? placer gr* f an d Such tuin.s ar*> t \a.la and t "fnd. p. r d» m ,.f *l;j. pit Oeek But if Xome is destined I o he a great qua11z ramp it will m»t becm,, so by reason of her ph* i amiiaily n«h ore shut. hut because ..f large bodies of low .a medium grade or. V* ry high grade cock usually occurs only in small bodies and si h min.- by the physical necessities tp. must in time, t tpui ..ill tly the met♦ ase and the nm l»« i i n'inuall employed b. g»- -i ami that thus the p* nnai i an* !l rtf V 4 I if ("Hill will firmly establi*hed or, **li rock a* were. RECORD CANAL BUILDING. T i.-maikable progr* con ini' tit." lit the Panama canal *vi have a tendency t«» d*S|M*S t g**Iier:i h.lcf that it is impossible for th gove rnment to carry on g*at iudus l Kli I I i L 11: g with t I s- .s.V speed noticeable in privat** Work t'i» d*-r th.- management of i i ia marvelous. The I'uiebra cut has al wav sbeen regarded as th* big featui of the project, and the length of tim necessary for the completion of tli I'Uimi has always l^n estimated u the time required in making this cu th* assumption h« mg that tin* i* tiiaii ing portion of the work would all 1 completed before this big cut vva made. I..4test report.* from th** canal sho that if the present rate of excavatin i* maintained, the cut will be com I .feted in less than four years. If th early estimates on the amount of wor outside of th** cut are approximate! correct, the canal wiil be complete and In working «tr«h r in less than hal t lime originally estimated a* nec «'•*.*ry for it* completion Some idea of t*»•* immensity of the task an»l th* r;«pidtt\ with which it i* b* ing push* 1 can be gleaned from a cornpar osn with ihvlo»v wo k Th. t'uhhra cut w hhdi r*H|«ic* nine nab* d. p a\ation, was b* gun in ISM. and in th« eight venrs under i e I*.- ia-ss.ps r. gitne there w ere rv aainl I'«• ***wi cubic >ards to he returned Th* I Pi vUi’ffMors «*f I |«e*seps in the i ir«e wars ruling n Ma\ 1u,'l *M .»\at*s! 1# 0«w.t*t*v ,hr Yards r»v first t t»*e >»a i. der A.tur t; i 1 r. di Voted tftnsth to p?*timiiy*r \v*-ik in getting the pUm* oid N r. dials hut during that p-riod Z**'.•"> uNo \,ir«ir,\• r*- an> fundamon- j ilitl**r» ih K t uhh. a» *'t?i jit* I mi*» i* y. ami. if so, ,vh,if i-1 .\i Vin, tl i. I« ?till.I.i*i .lift, r l*« vv»* nuhhi ai ism a?ai l*» l a* ill «n-«- your tin* *th*!. fiT t" t- al |*arti*s tin* I'nitod St.it* T difT* r* nc»- h*ais **n ,t.** *iii* -*ti«*n it i .m K* iihlit amsin in i.* I.i! w;h .lims t*i centralist govt-rn* j' -n* whib* i»Hin»( ra« wants t*» n as much as i.*.^il.!r 11=* j.- t«* I*•• s. n in late y-ars in lit* pat rnal protection of forests. th* Mitming **r irrigating *tit. t* Mr Mrvan’j* views ai«* m»t m *i«1 with th** historic principles **f Ills puts whin he* advocates g«*v*-intm*iit j. Mi.tro! **f th*- railroads ami f**«ieral regulation nf certain cnbrprfsws. *‘In j 1 i\ nluiil tights." as applying t*» p*-r ’towns ami state s, i- hist***icnlh j I ii iMH i'atIc.—hi 1 photographing the stomach. new apparatus has been ih-vi'sed I*> a physician In Munb hy which ire inside *»f the stomach can j« i* a» l> photograph* *1. Th* camera i i actually swallowed b> th** patient, ami when it reaclies its destination the in teri**r **f the stomach is illuminated i by a small electric lamp attached t* j tli* apparatus. At t e b«>ltoin »*f th** J camera is wound u photographic film I twenty inches long and a quarter of ■an inch wide Th** physician pulls a *?d w i* h runs th*- film past th** lens. I the electric* lamp is turned «»n. and I th* impression is made on th** sensi jtiv* ilm This process is repeated j until the requisite number of pictures |ha\e been taken. THE PATRIARCH SAYS. me of the hardest, ami y« t one of th** most useful lessons we can «-v*-r j l**a• n. i- t.i sinil*- and wait aftei we hi "if i f s i. r'liiuc a 11% i a.lit th«- ar«* whole volumes iii thh 1 i tet.c. If is much easier for iuo>t *o|•!»* to work than to wait THE LOOKER-ON Th. m« ti.h(-r of th. "itaard of Trade’ who wrote that they would ballot f.»i tr,. election of president on Xoveinbei 1 Ub must hav** taken a drink abou I that time, for the law reads sonic thing like this: •‘The people, hy law of congress, assemble on the firs t Tuesday after the first Mon-lav in Xo Veinber preceding the r lose of a presl dential term, and vote for the elect of if this is the case this w il briny election day on Tuesday. Xo Veinber 3. 1S»0U. X The greatest gankmg institution it Xome during the dose of navigatioi is the postofnee. While waiting for II mopey order yesterday the follow! n problem was given the writer: "If i takes Mrs. Muller one hour to rear the money order window, with twelv s fwrsons wishing to get domestic ders and eight after foreign postii v orders ahead of her. how long will i n i take Ben Pinnlgan. with eighteen pc sons after foreign orders and twenty two wishing domestic orders ahead -v him? h I Titnes are that good this fall, th f Hidden Hate Hotel should exfteriein* no «tSfft in ftiiiinf th** -rating ra t m it\ «.f th* h‘*tp| t '!i. tnH, .%f tl»«* ft »tliat*»r t’lnl*. !i*. 1’iili. Kirk *r t j «»h| i"'* r I' tf.»r h.is h* n looking !ik. i in *v nil** h:fs "trivk th* nav W !1 Kitk“ in gtw*| o|«l l*uTfi m an* rkunii. atvl prr^,i|H that .Hn tnvnt i i* of fi ftiii.i in o»iu, an«| on i" u gf mt*i| av** to flic* stint**. I I I!» I Ml -1 t* 1.1 t ii. 1-mirt that m r t.»k« under ail* v»'- a?, f i. t* up. n in the i In I'lPllfafv M|h f .f, ngs* M Sprint:* Nunpuny ii**h«=f t ■rtf I* Si hofli ltl I »*f h »f f «»r f i r)v*-r. whic h was i** ,j I til* a»nl .»in».-r sijgiM’.l •lit* 'lint; »i r*(ml t*i tiirn «i\.*r prop. ii.i'.-P I,. He. i. i tv. i in *!n?' *1 if.- VS. Ml, hi. I HaffinA |J i11• i• t*f CMiitisvi t?i«. trial f i a i *ti* I until t. 1 mv It* i i .i 1 Sihe* i m tn I V i 1 i Ml II *i *i i nf i i**i flfgte I* Si h*-f|. Ul. ch-p.tsitki.il ..f John 1*0 v\as ‘-iikiiii juhhsh.il l ‘nit* i Slat.- X•»j t t *o,,st kltffili rair.* «***ns|'»ali> niU i Sfaf.s ,V.11 *i#a s| I.tirMei -,^i *Minp.inv t*-» ima'li i i. of citation f‘a*■ ,*i t ih..v>* i-. s was armii il Tlmmas It Sl.epanl f*.r nml hy I l f» s Jell i; f I i .,m| after Ht* shi'm-nt the- tiiuiii.n was overruled as i" is. N*is ami f.:u INtai n. .1 i n, j hi .aft* i >u 11' I f-.r defendant fil* .1 motion t" set aside information in i.. n*..- *it. *i'ij. r.rt art it n.ti I nifeti St.lt. S .lolih .1 SeStlMtl J 'oiit|.any. I it* I Slat** Voft* «*r»asf j Lighterage *otnt*any Motion t., i i!tf't|M!:itton in J 1 tf. I"\. c.ima was argued T* Ii Si»• t• 11.i ami S llaio i.tnii «*n heaulf of Xort t’oast Light «*otfi|*aiiv ami John J S«snon 1' ’on pan- t. s| t i\. ly. and l»y James W I I **1.111 ‘mi motion of S Ha- hllfll «.f J.I II T Keed 'A as Ol d. i d entered as associate un-. i t i defendant John J Kesn«»n »’otn|.at in a Jam* I It* II contra and h\ S. ILmnum 4 d Thomas R. Shepard In fav«*r of the motions, after which the motions were submitted to the court, briefs t*» be presented. Livingston V-. Thompson. The mo tion to dischatge attachment and mo tion to amend complaint were argued l.v T’ omas S parti »n favor of the moll*ms and hy K. Coke Hill contra, and submitted to the court, briefs to pre-ientAl Mr Hill having object «1 fo the hearing of the motions f*r* the irgument. \t M* m. court rn1jnurnen Uni i ittn Italia. K itri'U|i, on Kst .1 Pry cr. k l*hn H Nelson. In-* very ami N... H below on Mun yn creek: /limit Kami, v No bench ..n Anvil ereek: K M I .any Locations. t.olil litis fo.1e claim, on Monmouth KUlch, located net. IS. I’mis, by John Smith et al. WetlEe fraction, on Osborne creek: I I ’e iled Any In I Inis, |,y A. R I’.lake, I Deeds. John s. blapfcr to M Young. Rumka bench *.i Ncwlop Kulch; fJnO. Julia tftiinp.ii to Ivan Rvettsen. the “oitth :»If ..f lot eft. block _•*;. $Stta. II Pitman to K T H.iuyeri. I.oiiis. bench claim on Trlpple riV.-r tl W. I’ric. to l: \v. Ib.wen et al 1 •ail *0 f. t .f lot I.1, block _•«: Sept. ■_*7 Ians .1 I.ln.Un e| al. to t'ollltt Mur iv. |..t I.foek 111 St mm 1. f> It. It. Milroy to Paulino W. Mllrov. loi t». Mock 17; May JS. IHrtT. ItHnscth ,-t al. to peter W'rl. fi al., I.-t .17. hl.uk 1 Pmil I* "l»l to a i: Whan. \i 11 I w ..a Pint- «r». k. E\an* to Phas V. Ewing. his i inter. eation of works. Nome, Alaska. Notice is heft-by given that at a meeting of the Hoard of Direc tors, held on the second day of October. 190*. an assessment. No. 2. of ten cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable Immedi ately In United States gold Coin to the Secretary, at the office of the company. Room 7«4 West Uogat tdfe Htiildlng. r,4 pft tr**et San Francisco. Cali fornia. \ny st«wk upon which this assess ment shall remain unpaid on the jsth day of November. 1909, will he delin quent and advertised for sale at public auction, and. unless payment Is mad*' before, will be sold on Saturday, the second dav of January. 1909. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the advertising and ex penses of sale. fly order of the Hoard of Director*. THOMAS TURNER. Secretary. Office room. 704 West Uoast I,If** Huildlng. nr,4 Fine street. Han Fran cisco. i ’alifornia. Date of first publication. Oct. T Date of last publication. Nov. 7. Seattle Real Estate At present prices offers a safe anal conservative. INVESTMENT Values will advance materially within a year. WHEN IN SEATTLE fall and and let us show you Borne of the |.ro|iert> we have on our list. F. M. JORDAN TO. Real Estate and Insurance. 1:11 American ltHnk building for. Second and Madison. Phones: Main 557 Ind 657 Pacific Coast Steamship Co. SAILING DATES: SENATOR SAILS DIRECT FOR SEATTLE. October 22 Ticket and Freight Office, JOHN J. SESNON CO., Agents W. H. BOSH. 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 SAILINGS FOR SEATTLE DIRECT. S. S NORTHWESTERN, last trip, Oct. 21 or 22 John H. Bunch, F. P. A. Alaska S. S. Co. H. R. Elliott, Aqent. N. P. Pier N. 1. Seattle. Wash. Nome, Alaska. 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 l2.00 a Case JOHN J. SESNON CO. Pacific (old Storage COMPANY Fresh Killed Beef and Mutton continually on hand _ Dealers in all kinds of Fresh K illed Meats, Poultry, etc. _ Phone White 17 Market 132 Front St f Dave Gilchrist Transfer and Freighting TO ALL CHKKKS Tel. Main 57 Office, It Street, Near First Ave. CarstensBros. Dashley Dealer in Fresh and Cold Storage Meats Telephone M 72 MARKET: 126 Front Street Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska NOMH. ALASKA Capital $100,000 J. R. CHILBRRC, I "resilient T. J. NRSTOR, Vice President W. L. COLLIRR, Manager C. O. COWDBN. Caahiei J. J. COLR, Ass't Cashier A. W. KAH, Aasaner. Alaska Scavenger Co. TONY SBOROIA, Crop. Successor toV. Scarjx-ri. Hauling Refuse, Cleaning Yards Done at Reasonable Rates. TEL. MAIN 143.

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Farewell Entertainment and Dance A. B. HALL Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1908 BY Summers S Summers All Interesting Vaudeville Program. Dance Music by Dahl’s Orchestra. Tickets $t Wednesday Night 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ELECTIONS AT THE BOARD OF TRADE 1 hi the third of November every 7 resident of Nome will have a *7 7 chance to cast his vote for presl- 7 7 dent and vice president. Polls will 7 opened at the Hoard of Trade 7 7 saloon at eight in tin* morning 7 and will close .it seven p. m. 7 Itallotx will he provided with 7 7 the names of the candidates put 7 7 up by seven political parties 7 7 wiiich are In the field. 7 !>o not neglect this opportunity 7 to vote for your candidate. a* ,w NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. In the year of l!*o7 |*al«l to its living policy holders over $2f»,0(Mi.uaid of Trade sa- 7 :V- loon on November .‘Id. Rveryoiie 7 A1 is Welcome. ;7 •11 .\j -*i .u ,i. ,{i IA*r a cough Kupp* Iman’s Mentho lated ('ougli l)ropH. SAWMILL PRODUCTS NATIONAL CONSERVATION COM MISSION ASKS WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH SAWOUST. WASIllN’iJT* t\, H I Fix hun dred manufaettirers of explosives, pulp w«m»«| and similar product* have been iskfil ld\ tin National I *oiiser\ iltPHi t'otiimisjiiiin for information as to all |h.skHi|*- uses of sawdust. From this it will In- seen tin* commission is going int*» tin.- details in its inventory of tin natural resources i»f the country. S» v»-n thousand lumbermen have been asked for the opinion as to tin- waste of lumlwr lit sawmills, and more tf.an thousand lumh»*r d**al» rs and coojier am*. veneer. furniture. Imx vehhle and implement manufacturers have l»e«ri asked to point out striking f»a lures of waste in their res|»*ctlvc lines The search) of the more attractive finishing woods In the last few years has led to the annual production of l.llllMlIMHMH) square feet of Veneer. This, of rourse, has heel! mad** |w*s -iblr onI> hy the intr*»dti thin h used \»*r> largely for wooden plate* A go.**! deal of waste occurs in the manufacture of v**n«*et. It is always a prohlein what us** to make of H.** cores left by tin* r*itary process In many eases these are used f**r pulp wood, pillars or panel headings, and tin y are largely used also f«U fuel ex celsior. crates, boxes and baskets. AT THE CRESCENT. Winter mess, $50 per month. WARNING TO THE PUBLIC. The public i's hereby warned against trespassing upon the placer mining lit I? ii in tin* Cape Nome Ui*ronllnjq District, District of Alaska, known as tin- Yellow Croup, and more parth'u larly described as follows |,ving about three tulles west of Nome and on the tundra about one-half mile hack from the beach of Bering sea, and adjoins tin Snake Bivet* Croup and Itidge group, the last two lying to the eastward of tin* Yellow group Axel Pearson Is the authorized agent AXEL NELSON. Locator. WHY fcVERY MAN SHOULD IN SURE IN THE NEW YORK LIFE. Because; It is purely mutual. It has Iio capital t r* sts the fat** of A Sing. Ki? k •»f th»* shrimp gatherers The f h "inmi-ii»?m ts eontend that te Mountain goat Attorney J i ’arnphell. f*ir Ah Sing. protest* that a shrimp fs as dottiest h- as .1 pul* l**t or a eo\v Ah Sing was arrested some time ag*i for shipping shrimps out >f the State to Peril The f\*lse WilS tak* ft to t’e federal roiirts. hut remanded to state *uits Jj*tonieV i.amplndl A 111 s»*i k to «tua*h*»he rase against Ah Sing n the ground that tin* ship ment was interstate eommeree and that an> ta?** of nature, In habiting natural haunt* as the forest «»r ♦•|h*ii field; not familiar with n» easily appr*paehed man. not taineil ot d"tm-sti(*n ted “That sounds as though Webster had the shrimp in mind when he wrote his definition.** said I'earl. “It cer tainly fits to a dot PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. StoY'e pip*'. 15 cents. I tampers. 15 cents f hi I vani/.ed pip**. i*5e and 35c per Joint Mining buckets. $5 Nh.\IK SHKKT MKT A I* Wi iRKR

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATE. In th*- I'niled States rottimlssloiiei's «‘oiirt for th* «’ape Nome I'ndnot ill *h»* Second Ihvlslon uf the l»|s lrli i of Alaska, sitting as a ITo bale i N.urt No. 134. In the matter »f th* estate of r.ihell YY hit**! ad. ile* *as. il. Notice is hereby ^.Yeii to all credit ors of tile late 4 ’abell Whitehead, de ceased. ainl to all other** whom it may concern, that the undersigned was duly appointed by the above named court 111 tilt* above entitled matter, oil the 34th day "f September, llios. a* the ad ininisttutor of the estat** of said 4’al**dl YY hit* In-ad. dec»*asei|. and has duly fortnit wit* law, ami is now pel form ing the duties of his said trust and that ail persons having claims against tin* estate ..f said deceased ire hereby re«|Uired to present them, with the proper vouchers, within -ix montlis from tile date of tins notice, til tile «i VI lersigiiei! administrator of said estate at tin* Hanking House of the Alaska Hanking Safe In-posit Fompany. in Nome, in said rape Nome llriM*i1ict under the penalty that Haims not pre sented within six months after the tiist puhlieation of this notice cannot In paid until the elnfins presented within that period have been satisfied. I kite of tills notice, September 24 thus. F If. TIIATFHEn Administrator of the Estate of «’abell Whitehead, deceased. I Kievan t Overcoat* Ju*t Arrived, Your Choice F»: it* t'.** S*-i on,| ..f th* I* trh t of AUi-ka. sit;in* I*i .t*»r *«»t*rt No. 132. In ftn.iff. r *-f t t f M Ashford. I».«.1. N’i*t h«r*li\ uivrh to •f th.- I,if#- John M fif•»r• I #1* is. d ami t«* nil nth^n* whom it tn.»\ t▼? that fh#* lit d* ndifn#**! v. .Inly f »d hy tn** ;ih*»\*- n.»m#-d court tl ahovo *-r 11T!• •«I i»ti r, n 1M‘. 1- •»f Au«u«f. T t ,t th# -tat.* of -Mid John if ford iatit v\ a 1111 t* ii*. j.|: ini; ’lari |'*r tu..lit!,. \,,n t• Iiupiin- ut: l*r* Piis.-s F* *it KKNT IhtiUlitig toini*ilv j I'Ual l»\ l*i* «*u S; nl'ij,i n a\**m»*- Sultal»l»* for -1..»»• living apartmtnl- Post Mm- \i l»ly Nugg* t Mtfita*. It* M »MS. v\ i! l.oar.J iti ,i at*- fa ii-11 Trnix rt*a>oiiali|» Kir- *i 11* v,.-t of hospital. Mr- Sh i igltt S* ifl«Tt Hat f• r ill up plain** Main 1'**• FOUND. Y \I.K l'*«-k K• I t\Vlii I -Ml -aim I.v |»it\ ing tot thU F* *1 Nl» «»v» rcoat o\\n» r an have same hy paving for this ad. Ragle Lodging House. BOVEY DAVISON. Real Estate an^ Mining Exchange. Foil SALK *‘ointof table, fun i. log cabin, good iot-af|of $l'.‘a». S« loom, two-story house, elegant!' fnt ttisbed; investlgat* this. Hood house, furnished, on Last I’ronf street. at a bargain. Many other good buy ask us about them. We also have a number of prospecting thins for sale. I1 o|t LI.XI ||i»um s, 4 G and 7 rooms, furnished. Also cabins for baching. Mining claims for sale. has. and option We have S» Vinl g m i, I p- writers for sale cheap If von wish, we will i- ok alter out property in your abs.-n* Fi »R RE.NT Kieven-i ...in furnish- lodging bouse, northwest corner of First and H street. fbivey X |**»v is«»n. Steadman avenue. BOVEY DAVISON. Phone Black 223. No. 9 Steadman Av. Notary Public, Collections, Employ ment Agency, Auctioneer. finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars in town at the duntet Hunter Rya and Old Crow Bourbcn JOE HALL* Manager. Pleasure Inr All the family in the Kodak 1 i" i .i i' T ik i i t; ii.i' Kodak wnv is ,ii sitiij.,.' Inal *'ti'ii t i Jo d may lak*' and tinisji iinaun Il.el u* .how you tiie "all i*y dayliight wav of iur*' N*'-* U|#-tO*date thing, from the Kodak I'ltV revel,**d What etter I*fi u' i could he given than a heautif III Kodak Price* '.ill* to f DOBBS' KODAK AND SUPPLY STUDIO JUST BECAUSE W I H t *t

WE NATURALLY THINK i i: i: I* lit*' nit:- i r tl 1#Xt I ft i» A-nertcan 6.ink H ’9. e U. S A. B C. Branch Offices, Vancouver, B. C Qu#Sf>eMe, B. C _ L. B. Tanner Sc Co. I Peal Kstate Purchasing and forwarding Agents lo4-2o5 Hailev Hldg.. Seattle I TITfll I Ilf* pii re 11 1 si- and tot vv i rd to any d' t p> I'll YSI* TANS A\'l» SI lit Jl■:* IN:-. W. D'AHCV CHASE. M. D— lHi e Nome It.o k ,V Trust IIIiIk Hours Phone 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. Office Main 3 7 00 to 9:00 p. .ni House lied 3 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. I josh r McIntyre— Real E.tate and Financial Agent. Mutual I.ifc ItiilhliiiK. Seattle ALASKA BANKING AM» saw Diposh o. Cabell Whitehead. Preaident. K II Th.(teller, IhiKeiii K. Alice*. I'aithler Vice Hr* Went R. E. Trengove, Aseayer. 'niiaiillilateil with Hank t'u|>e Nome. September, 1900. PAID UP CAPITAL *125.000 Transacts General Banking Business Gold Dust Purchased. Ores Examined FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. ITiANK II WASKKV. A K. I’rcsliliMit Manager. Vli-e frvKl.lent. A It At 'IIKI.I IKR It. I> Al'AMS. A pi Sip. la J i\,-pled. 2 a Private Cir e& B> Appointment. 4 f 310 3d Ai Near Steadman. *«4t*4*44»«t4444«4«llll(4«*« __ __ the corner cigar store go. I

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STEAMSHIP SENATOR STEAMSHIP SENATOR SAILS FOR SEATTLE OCTOBER 22. ALASKA AND THE GREAT WEST 30 000 SQUARE FEET OF CANVAS WILL PORTRAY THEIR BEAUTIES Special inn *.|»initl« nK mountain scenery of Ala-ha. he shies minor views of I’rat* lake *i* K*»n. the grand «iimtfi of th* t’olorado in Arixoiui. anil the Y* I!«*\v-1**i na tional park. Th*- exp*!!-* of the cyeiofama will he pah) t»u! *»f the ii| propHation for the government's exhibit at tin Expo sition. and it will tfo far toward ad vertising the seeflie heatlth -*f tin great Wet t Artists wti*» will paint the pictures are now tin then- way to Alaska to mak* the r. —-ary sketch.--. THE NEW CITY BATH HOUSE. Only place in Nome to get a Moon light Springs water bath. Imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade. Bl’llards mil pool. Board of Tra Granite Mining Cand'*« are the best Cyj pPcsceiPT.u*. new Ol d eon/ new ±444/ A Jut/041 niOtHt’KJ £4 4te/ £tt'->n ny~ ^uyat riitht Plivce Jti •//out j'ujt Mr. Swell Dresser: Dr. Horse Sense has prescribed for you one new Overcoat and one new Suit, to be put on morning and evening. He has told you to buy at the right place. That is just the same as saying to buy youi clothes from us. Our store has become the RIGHT PLACE because in our store we treat people right. We remember you are healthy and have many clothes to buy in years to come 1 herefore we sell you clothes so good that we challenge anyone to good value for your money, when you buy clothes from us. Our new overcoat will cost you $25.00. and it will be a goods overcoat. One good new suit will cost you $20.00 We sell you a $15.00 suit of clothes for $15.00. We make a profit. Gaffney’s “None But the Best’ One Price to All i MAIL BAGS ON LONG HIKE LETTERS FOR SAILORS HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING WARSHIP FOR TWO YEARS. S| ini i Via -jMimloiM SKATTI.K to Ytsl* i«1st a s,u k mall ton*hod Ibis fit v ud th* to til* 1 *nitt d St It* i tuH.a Milwaukt*. n»*\v at ft&r*'Vi»«*rt«»n navv Uard, width a* Imiii f»i|f»n\i»i|£ Pa* parsnip l'>t n* ;«rl\ tw** yours. Til** i i« k t arn* fn»tn San I'raioisrn 1*v rail, ail.I was ait **m*» s«»rwarmd t*» Ur* in Th* M ilwauk**** mail Imk startod riyinaliv fnmi N« w A'**rk. ami hu xi-,to,| marly *s*»y p«»rt hi \\hi«h tin* Milwaukot* v* i droppod amino hut fut ha- always arrivod aft* r !h* 11 11* ad Imih h*avod up ami !h« r'li-** a*l t ikfii its ihpartur* I* hay has h* u twin in Panama and In S* a11!*• tin#«- Unit s. It has n k vv York txvh ami has paid tw my visits t«• Washingt«m. I» It mis h**-n tvviff in limmhilu. It has Uavthti 4*n warships, monhant lira as. k*'1 I I -1 1 J .111*1 MIIMMH II III* aiiri i! lias b, n pnsfrri -tu r w ith shipping la b»l> until j! looks lik. a uuilt \Vh**n *ti*• Milwauk* was **nb »*•*I from Honolulu t a! iri»*m-t*. on a, *ua! o\. rlonkilig th.- ntv. when- sh* liv.ii mi *1 it a i grand. *ui. Sh* ha.I long b***-n *-strang. ri from h. i s**n. Li.-ul.-nant >uing to ri*ri.v. r th** sriiar* ..f b* r iiUsban.l .-stat* t*» win. h sh#' ••nsiri.-i. *1 h* r daughters vv•• t•• *-n tit 1*.! I. .__ .1. v* u I'untic coast ,n a whaling ship of tin Hudson |:a\ whj her hu l»am| arid t \o tiiMnn in lv'1. Her j husband, the late Robert Dunsmuir. was a Scotch coal miner, and was sent io |*ori Itupert. at the north •ml of Viucouc* i island to open up roal j measures then*. These w«i* ahau-I don* d. ami he went t* X'anaim Lift* n ars later he discoveredj the Wellington coal measures. The op- I •ration of these e.»al mines laid tin foundation f the forlutie more than i ?l".**i‘0 nuo—left Mrs. Dunsmuir When Dunsmuir died in isv*. Ids j sons. Lieutenant Governor DunsinuiY and tin late Ahxander Dunsmuir. be gun negotiations with their mother to purchase the estate with its manv subsidiary branches. A few years j later the whole business was turned oN. r to them for $400.yoO Mrs. Duns muir alleged the sons secured her consent by misrepresentation and fraud Lieutenant Governor Dunsmuir says that it is good management that made the business so successful. T two brothers arranged that the survivor should get the entire estate. When Alexander Dunsmuir died la* willed it to the lieutenant governor. Kilna Wallace Hopper, whose mother became Alexander Dunsmuir’s wife, brought suit, seeking to break her stepfather’s will, hut was unsuccess ful. Billiards and pool. Board of Trade j EXPOSITION ATTRACTING ATTENTION NEWSPAPERS ALL OVER COUN TRY ARE COMMENDING PA Cl PIC WORLDS FAIR 111! spoiiih si: \TTIJ i 7 IntiTfst in the Ma V uk**n-I'aeiti* Imposition to I" 1*1 h* f II* I summer is In-eom- i *•■4 wim-p a«l M «ti\ mw* papers in! ll Kits!, rn sal*-** an tit-voting run- j sill* r.tblt* Spile** StorieS ti lling «»f tile i'!r,o i tint i»«* 11 ft f s ..j th* *-xhi1ti .i ii printing «1 i t *r in I eom im1111it ih* enterprise ami the m in i'- n e work is l»e i tut I f* f Th* fo .itii: •il»t«*rlul from tie I' Union X'p.rieiin of Sept. 'JO fs t pi* MI f tie spirit I*, ini' shown all •*VI I P.e rnlte*! States S* ,it11* i- ill t flutter of pleasur ihh item* III over the fai t that it fll! i*l ,:>.H ilieeil t oW a I its eXpO 1 i *J». 1 i "5ln-r xposition .-in t tin •iiim tTi-'fanee of time fl**m the I i nir u;it*-s T* n months \rt n-mahi. nul t expositi>»n is so far p h.i Yui.oo _ p n ifie Kv hi along m. i t ih A I- 1 *1 1-]’ O it y hilt -*»nie! him; over a i it antillion S n»i resourees. ami m| to fin* h f th* i: ..or step of the t'nitedl Stale" attl* is t eougr atulated upon *a*- tin* out tool, and tin* eounirv will await tin opening of the exposition on .Inn* 1 Itt'd*. with keen **xp**etation tli.it. a--ide from th* mainuiot exp** "itions laid it t’ i**agi• ami St Louis, tl a«' ttair will he th** h* t vet."! INLAND CANAL dHIdAbi •.''i i. t jn. At the eongress of tin- t rat.**-\|i""i sippians, meeting to* tiug on tin* shore of tin* I’aeitie. Adi b. i i >a I ie* I a movement to aid •I f-r .tern bouiularv of the Mis i ■'*11*1 I* ;iml at liu* saint* tin 1»= *11* fl* i «*titlr«* country trilnitaiy i*» hip «ntr:»I river. Hreekent id-** Jems. esid nt t»r the Mississippi Valley Tnist Company of St I,oiii*. will pr* ht to toe congress sp renol i ii*m asking ■*i*l for the "lakes to gull tie. p \vat*i*..a> proj.*et. The t a te «i Illinois is about to vote •*n a bocal i-'.a to supply funds to in nsgurau* Ui* gnat idea of making a i»-t«ei j i>‘cp» f**r sldps from Michigan to the (iulf of Mexico. li is e tin ;tt.» #*Ui#f in Salih- 11.111«11« about |m r of ih. total go|.| im.hIu# **••11 "I Alaska and Yukon, In#- ha lam inu shipp' d dii••rtiy to tin- San I tain is# o ami I* iladt-l|#liia mints or t«* tin- Canadian mint. Tin- |M*m*nt* s* id to S#*aty* d«**-s not vary on* l n! in tin* diff# r«*nt .wars. ami t!a t« #-ipts at# tit. i#-forn an *-Xi#*ll**i»t ha»‘##n »-t»*r »*f t gold ptodu' tion. Tin* !«* \.»nh*r ami IihvihIht ahotit $!i|»o.ooo t*at*l» Tins#- a\#*nig#s will |Hol»ahl> t. xn tb‘i| filli\ IT. rent this j making tin* total r#*r«*l|»t* f«*r 1#0S tb#* urn $lv">*»7 _'41» I Miring tin* Alaska Yuk'*i»-I'atil'n- Kx|>nsitbm mxt >#*ar tin I’ihI'mI States assay ..flit*.* will maintain a bramh on tin* gn»un#l 200 Elegant hercoat" Just Arrived Your Choice For A Few Da vs ()nlv. 25 IYr Cent XT. GAFFNEY’S.

t pIVE or Six Bache- V lor Cabins for the

winter at reasonable rates. Apply at rear of White house of l.amourex J»fe y, I t-#-X-* ;Y- .Y- X- ;Y- A- vY- ;Y-'.Y ;Y-* vYit ?i j JtST A FEW of tlie Hooks wo have received on flu* last heat Spell of the Yukon, 3 Weeks—Three Weeks, i; Ih ive Nights, Together, Firing Line, Little Brother of the Rich, ;I 1 he oke, Mr. and Mrs. Villier. All the late popular fiction. H. 0. BUTLER KSI and Bookdealer Arctic Brotherhood Building PHONE BLACK 55 Circulating Library 506* per month j! 4 ANNOUNCEMENT The management of the Golden Gate Hotel begs to announce to the resi- i dents of Nome and vicinity that alter the close of navigation the rate on rooms of the hotel wil be materially reduced, new prices running from $12.50 a month upwards, )rding to 3 the size and location of toot. I The hotel will be run on very I- 1 tral lines during the coming winter, and the management will make a spe cial endeavor to make living at the Golden Gate as comfortable and hone like as possible. The hotel lately ha been refurnished and renovated throughout, and the dlninj room wilt be run on both the table de hote and a la carte plans. A call will be ap preciated. The Golden Gate Hotel tlectrlc Light steam Heat e j DR. KNICKERBOCKER DENTIST Before having your Dental work done call and get estimates. Particularly low prices on Crown and Bridge work and Filling of all kinds. EXAMINATION FREE. Over Segeratrom Hagen’s

The Mary Sachs Capt. Pete Bernard Sails for the Outside Dutch Harbor. Sand Point, l'n?a Island, Kodiac, Homer, la Touche. I llemar. Seward. Valdez, hatalla and Cordova On November I Secure Reservations Now Falrview Hotel and Boathouse, Barracks Square FOR RENT! Former (>ffice of Pioneer Press. Situated at NO. 8 STEADMAN AVE. BEST OF TERMS Apply at the Nugget Office I HOTEL IRVING Ban Francisco. Cal. I ISiq Simon, Mqr. IN) outside modern t rooms with hoi and cold water. Our specially Is catering to Miuim? urul Lumber Men Our lobby is spa clous and affords comfort for a great many truests. Hales $A per week up. 75c to 91.541 per day. Take Kddy St. car uirrct to Hotel. i 1 AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND THE WINTER □PAINTS, OILS, GLASS Painting and Decorating Good Material. Right Price*