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

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CAMPAIGN NOW CLOSED Both Sides Claim Victory-New York Herald Predicts Taft. Odds 8 to I On Taft Nugget't Special Servioe. \M\V V»»I!K. N'nv Thr :«- »*nt» is illation, .»11 a n«t mint s |,,r which liavi* all lii'tli Min|»h ti ll, thrtr is little l»*ft the li-inh i s to dii tinlii> except t• take their heatings and present as Il'iiVr f I -lilt as pits-sit ill til till' Htlfnli). ini! storm. I 11 h -iih s claim vh t*»i for lorn**! Mi\V. Xiirman K Mack, (-airmail #»f tin* I h-iinm’i.it h national committi-*-. make-, iln- st.it.imiii tin- it. that I'.iv.it will V\ii» hy in tiv*» i\ tit luma; nt.t n il II. j.i.mIi. i thiii Mty.n it, th. . lni in Hi.-. til. ,iy« 11 i t (*f t k lliilt III* If l lit. if* ilr.il* J.if.lii** 1 FF.fi I *1*1* its 1*1 it li:.* .l!,|f**!li im.i I" IimI|f',iIIF.IIS, liittt.-v* r. .in 1 lull T ill v. ill 11 l Wli.|.|i4iil i t f■;ir 1 Fill'll Ill*"-* I.ltf- Ilf In 1 fill* s III* I1..1 1 will hi Hi* w h lilt. If. If v, i 111 hi- i l inn I i it. In i.i-l s,i t lint X. V'lk -till, is ilniii uiti Tiifi hi ..iii.ls.,mi* |.lm .tlit v. *11! IS T, I*.11 -**l fit. "III I V f mult t♦ w V*#! It if Mi. an mi i Hi _v lit* Hiii.: h i* *i i T l!|»- -tat* Ml I V«*t *i 1 T if! ui’i 11*i\\ m I* U» -n v i •HI «*V*1 "Mlif* t Is* Ml .IM hi! M it! U i I I* US i ’if-.! til. i* 1-ilH 1 1 t I. j I t| f'-lhii* .111 h itnjsjfM T I I* ».1 i. j t i ninit M i. I I it- i*i*«h* 11* *!i i k .i:'1 .11 s j j rl,if I 11|,i t Mint t i Wl«H? 111l\ f*»r T;ift a v\ lfI t«•* »v if III*- If. t..!\!i j --—1 OUTSIDE MAIL TOMORROW Ttii lirsi mull for Urn .uilsulf liv the winter umlf a ill leave I.. T" Ktiek .I'llmsim falls tin- Ini nf ilrivinu Hit- itisl mail fi-am nf llm year. ami lit* is si'lwlllli'l In stall a! 1 uYlot'k. IP uislnri il mail will Im leeeivid lill llm |«istn|iii i (•lust's ttniiKht ami niili nat* mai' matter will Im rn'i ivi d up In I.. Inlllnlrnw. THE SENATOR I IN SEATTLE Nugget’s Special Service. Si:ATTu:. \..v J T Snimim ;ir »i v t 11»i n i« nil inu. ,iih) i« i f Im«| n t In i mi 11 SKATING RINK TO OPEN SOON Tin- Cnlden Cate skating link, wliieli was tin- ..I >n mile] enjoyment last winter, will In- reopened within tin- next two or three days All of the a i rangi-meiits have lie n praetiially enfn|»l**led and the iee put in tie- liest of eoliilit io|| Manx will he offered at tie- Cnlden Cate rink this year, and it bids fair to lie one of the most popular planes in town. BOILER FOR SALE. Cood fi-h. p. holler far sale. In ipiire .1.. Nugget. Blatz Private Stock at the Bank. ,t thi I mi l‘.ivis I1.1-1 I *,t 11 (..in I" tin \ii'ti.- Miiit •■iliiiml I*.tin. I ft 4 -11 is liia-ly in still in mm- |.11 i11 I a 111 in Uni min fill i* r* "I'ml l»a\is. N'iii I Tn ilu- Nli lii I Ifni lu i IiihhI. Vmm i h i 1 li ini-ti I Inn-Ill s 111 111 j t a i-liullftljfi- fur lln bast-hall 11 v tlii- I lm iiiaiis liniln 111• 1111\. which is miw In-Ill In vnu. Tlii' I 11; 111 11 u«- is mailt- 11 ln*half **f fin I’ml liavis iliiliiiu lias- hall i lull. aul is •atliji-i'i in ihi- ihli s ami ii-milatimis iiiiiIi-i- which sail! 1 r*• 11\ is ii|h-ii fm i iiiii|.i-tillmi. Vi-ia ri-spi i-tfully. ‘•Iti HIKliT I’ lil.K.V. "Alatillifd I'ml l>avis lias, h ill t'luli' ELECTION TOMORROW At the 11•».*t*l of Tra«l«* tomorrow v\ i 11 In* i I t -tj,i\\ ill. i..n f**i |*r«*si*l«*nt of tin* I'liil. *1 Si.it. A i Know it. AI:isL.iii> hav* ii regular voi« .it tin* nation.it «*|»-etions I11 it is tin j custom *‘\**r\ y«*jir to straw ••I*** jtioi.s in ..i.|. i to lea in tin* s**tit iiiniit of tin am|* Tin* i• ^u11 is filway* ill'll ill' n I 11 i .1 n» i it i HIM1 i is iif much Kcncrai interest. The |Mills in N'mile hit V e heeii situ aleil wherever most e«m\enient. ami tliis year liter will he at t |!..ard ol Trade Kverylimly uiialitied t" vide ai I an Alaska eleetlnn "ill not he elial leitKed tomorrow. Tiie neeasiiin is "tie »f great interi'St and should he so rosnlrtered hv all this Section. "lie shoill'l IMUlee! til easl his ride, a ml the earlier the hetter WILL CLOSE FOR REPAIRS. The Woman's Kxcmiiiko will lost this eveiiinu for a week or teii day to alio" a thorough renovating ami re|ia|>eiinu' Xotieo of the opening wil l>e given. Warm, pleasant rooms, from $10 tc $16. at the Arlington. Call and see I them. LONG STREET FIGHT ON THE SABBATH

A spirited street fight took place yesterday, shortly after the noon hour, at the junction of Front street am) l.aue’s way. The combatants were a tall man and a rho-t man. names unknown. who set metl to have a strong grievance each f'oi the other. At any rate they fought viciously and gamely for fully twenty minutes. The tide of battle ebbed and flowed up and down Front street and down Lane's way nearly to the beach and back again. Blood flowed freely, and the honors shifted front one to another of the contestants, varying with the vantage ground and slippings incident to fisticuffs tin an icy arena. The fighters Were botli pretty well blown at the end iif their tierce twenty-min ute round. A crowd of spectators watched tin contest, and was constantly augmentet as minute after minute went by ant no knockout was scored, t'lever work on either side was impartially ap plauded. When tin- contestants had unit through exhaustion and iiy set-mint mutual consent, the burly form t’hief Larson was seen coming down Kmnt street. He was running, am seemed anxious to take a hand in tin fra.v. Tin* chief got there just in Unit to see the fighters disap|>ear. in salooiu on opposite sides of the street. Thi crowd gave I lie chief the "Ha lla'" EIGHT TO ONE ON TAFT THE NEW YORK ODDS Nuggets Special Service. M.U 'i >l:k Tti, ...1,1 I,, i, t• ..Ii s l" 1 Tall, an.l im lliyau iiif.iu v i ii -iuui ii at iliui limn. 1'i %i. il kn.,u u Walt ~ti, i |,|iiiiu, r tt.iu',| a t,im,II.- ..I m it!.,., k- l..'1'..i i a llllllltn 1 T. 11111, ii l, Ii ,,(li nt 111, I 'if Hi.- Wahl..if \-i.nia lit. 1,1 ink i ini i.fTi i.-.I n* l„‘t ih, fun i.n r ,tn.i tin i t.. ii. i. i't! It! I" ii! 1. i I t! ill i iiftsiti.il liii. i il.il 1 ill! In l.sl:il in i .ii t 'hi Ml Th. I: i I.,. I,, i- it,, i Mti lli.it l y v\ i r i M ill'll I »r *»h!.i m;ii»|i *M|«i iv it. .*n tjm. i I 11 i 111»IU th. IT* I; s .1 I‘l i I..H I it* i-i. i*■» .I#*.t i. CHIEF OF POLICE SHOT BY LUNATIC _ Nrgget’s Special Service. I Allti: WKS Mil. I ..I I Ii'** Mill* t ili«i| this moiiiii.: t tin sun i.f i n i»iv« r I A I; t y i v 111 i iv utir Min 'I 111 m his lh»- Wuiuaii l«» t;.. uu.iy. II insisi. il 4.ii 4-ni. rinn. h**w**\*-r. an'|ii1a!. ,’.!i»|. f.t v naas 1*1 --I--.I Im 1 l.llla i Tl I. l it v. is I >mi*l nail .tilt.! tl. j.j. a i a la! taimiil il.iwi.w t.l iiii i ii t..un,i lit,a! in M iII-t’s Imt i 'i i. •l-M'l-.t It. III .’HI f..| ...x* t il xx a t ti.'l' I. im -til I I In m. .1 i 11 lit; xx In i i' .i tii 'iiu -I tli il lln- i hi* I |„.if i 1 lit Tin l.aim- .1 i! mnai. n. III I it.- I I', i.i mil. I Mn a l! Sin .at., t I i. t tin I in fr >m S. a IT. if t la r t in I 111'i-t: s) ill It is -ail III il r.imilx li-mlil.'s I'm. "'ll I" I I.. ...III. Alaska At t I I a1 t.i. X In i -In i mnliiii'tl. Hie i.|.iiii..' is nix.-n mil that Ml- iMlXall is |'1.1,||.|. l.-!\ 11 .11 Til. t. Itaiiis ,,f 4-I,i,,f ,,f l-nli,',. Mil I. r will l>*. Iiiirif,! xxllli In 1111114 r.> m.i.s |.x lln- in. 1111■ t's ,,f i>. xait 'is i.t.l. i .if which xx.1- a 11 nm 11..-ra NORTHWESTERN REACHES PORT

Nugget's Special Service. SK.\TTI,K. ‘Ill ::t I if the Inn Iasi .unships to arrive here this fall from j Noun the til ~t to reach this |>ott was I ’.e \orthuest." ii. Ti.- trip from tin not tli was tm t might i th.iti is common at this season of tin* year. HE RESISTED AND GOT SHOT Nugget's Special Service. PoKTA.AXD. Nov. i*. J i: Dancy was kitleii lodav by Patrolman Stahl lieeause In* resisted arrest Dailey is thought to In* the 1 Ire:lt Norlherii ear tliief who is .inI• *\ the ailtllolilies NOME HIGH SCHOOL TEAM ACCEPTS CHALLENGE The high school basketball team has accepted the challenge of the Fort Davis basketball team for the Shavv Brcwster trophy. The dates will be 1 arranged shortly. The Fort Davis team is practicing for tin* event. A. B. DANCE TOMORROW A i l in- it u *.f i h.- i ft i 11 »t erhood last S iturdar e\ining it wa decided that in informal dan- In iSlVell on Tie -.1. llnlllolMU i i r I It will In- ail infill it.il ill ail and will undoubtedly In- of unusual interest, in isinii* li as the ret urns of tin- pri-stdon lial eli-etiou will In- «iwi. Tie .la'n-e i- for all Its. and ilei> frieiuis. and e su«—H TAFT CLAIMS VOTE OF WORKINGMEN Jugget's Speciil Ser. te. M i l \l.t i

i’ifi. it In tltf m' i t)i.» COMPANY H Hit Hit’ M* V t I Ti i«i* 111« I LEHFELDT HURT HIS BACK \i* Hit. I.* In 1 t i; i I V 1 li.i l i t»-1 l\ it! in?. .i It* t i. I I I l»\ I W ii.i i i i' i| jn 1 i«U tif M r I f*M t t .t t ..f t ill in* .1 lli* I in t tm-.li.i l. ,i i I n:i l- 1 i*.-ii.t: 11 I H.i NOTICE. I'tltil fill’ll.' I I 1:1ft life ill.- Kfgony.il K I.. I a Sal unlay instead ..I' \Y. dm sday MAItY XI .MAMS S" 1 WARNING TO THE PUBLIC 'I'! |.||!.li I I I e-|. 1 -11 g ll|M'!l I f I t 1 aim ili. 1' X I1 I I >ist 1 if 1. >i-irj, i r 1. jit I 'if Yellow I Ilttlll I If 1" i I'll 11 |e I 1 .,1 1. about llii’ee mil. west ..f \'..me and on tile tundra about one-half mile hark from the In-arli of lifting s. a. and adjoins the Snake River Group and Ridge group, the last two lying to the istward of flit- Yellow group Xv.-I I*, arson is tile authorized agent X N i:i. X I'M.S' >X. I. 1 MUSIC LESSONS. Vbtl.i.x I.KSSt I.XS X 11 1!.. Imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade. OLD ALASKAN DIES IN SEATTLE j j l‘ Spe jl Service. i hi" ui*»i ii I i T m 1! ai h. 1 i i of i M A MEETING TONIGHT. THE KAPPS HAVE MOVED K V !i.t ill V.l.Sl 1. r:ii..a 'I'll.- fill i t.t |t|i g.i.i.i* NOTICE. v I i, lfc.it In- It iu r A I n.'.’. 11 \|r 1. X M- *'.s■ i i In- lut ii in .li-r i' I Siglll.l O iL.IVKit OO Granite Minmn Candies are the beat ■Avw»w**awwywswvw Cordelia L. M. Noble.:> <1 LAW STENOGRAPHER 4 l n -i '1 writing. jl Room 19, Golden Gate Hotel, wwwwwwvswwwwww

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THE tHcmc Daily IHuggct AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. I’ubllthnl I'uiiy K«ce|>t Sunday. r n ’lli I’.'i >#;(i $l,Vfh> F. W COBB. Editor. L C. DENNY Wansqer. PHONE. MAIN NO. 46 All Change* of 3'anding A ,-«rfi»e menlt Mu*t Reach Thl* 0f ce Be fore 3 O Cock P M. of the Cay Preceding publication. Kiitrfwl a.» M-euna-etaaa nmt'er I eb 36. 1007. at the pitiiloifit r a. Noftte, Alaska, under the act nf roiifttit of March 3. 1819. r c iVl*t i NOME. ALASKA. NOV. MQ8. ii fcdupMae* ill h* I i ,i i i ji..i,i t t -1 1 e It w ,j nU* *!ltin tmit ivHl j 1m* iipu Pit.i fir n li> »m«Tt»»\t Iff Miy.itt litHs 0* -i-ii li'.tbh nit- n«. ii.it I 1 11 T .ll* 11 *vip i :u5*lt tl.it*, ist it to was «ii.,t,g ut.it timigh. h**w vW will '1 ill I itl/e 1 t" h* I'nlted State \l;i-ka i riv) tol Will have a ihl'iee to shirt lit *1 fereltiu THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK. The revert gift of two hundred aril fifty dollars by the Scandiriavtan Allieriiaii Bank of Seattle to the Nolle Kellie I 'lull towards the dog ti e fund indicates an inter* -I in Nome and its affairs on tie past of the bank's officials, winch should not he overlooked till' people of this i Hon. While p e amount of the donation i“ not inconsiderable. the important point, of course. i~ till! the Value of t'e gift itself ini* the fact t at this par ticular bunking institution take enough in!, os! in Nnnt' to a,tribute at all towards the success of our gleate-l sporting i v. tit l.a-t w Intel's financial panic came UlleXpei'ledh to the Sl’U tldt tlU V til! I Xtip ticati Bank, a- it did to all other business institutions throughout the country, ami rumors were rife that this bank was very dose to the ragged eilg. to cross wlitf' meant terrible disaster both to itself and its patrons. It was conceded hy all who knew of the hank's investments and hold tinan nil ventures t at another litre*, or fotu years of prosperity would have brought such iiuancial returns that It would haw ben far and away the strongest banking house in the North west. But said the critics tin panic a is put an entl to all sue! hop. The bank's ufticials protested t at -uch was nut Hie case and that t! ir finan cial program was so wi ll laid out t at in* alteration was made i.ecessai hy the panic. They issued certificates in stead of money they declared, because the hanking interests of Seattle thought smh otic, rte.l action on 'lie part of all the hanks best for the yyel far** of t! e whol. eity. as indeed the •Milt ,\ed tO h I e trill The !i. direct w a- given to all ad verse criticism of tin Scandinavian Vnierican I!.ink by its >j.,, w en in mid-winter. the mom >ui: gency heing at its worst, it paid itill'. Xuth erUtud tiie sum of $Ml.imft to relinquish Ids lease on a certain part of tin ground floor of the Alaska building for tin- use of the bank as office room tor additional clerks nude neress»r> by increasing business That this bank is stilt doing busi nes at the saim old stand, and pre sumably on the same conservative and profitable lines, is evidenced by tne re eelit gift by wire to t Nome Kennel ''lull. Long may it and all other friends of Nome's interests wave and pros|»r' ON SQUAW MEN. Discussion anent the squaw man which lias been carried on through the eoluinns of the Nugget for the past several days, has proven interesting. i|s,, valuable-, in tiiat it has thrown s*elm* light on the- results rng nx "f Hn«i li-w.l .i!*«iH-iat(.in* ,ir*' 11*11* t uiititi..l it h. *ti *ir I..1 \i*t W I 'll I* I ilfi ill-ill Ilf R ijur* nil tin K*kimn fhit'll\ In n-. ’.nk a |>ri iliuutnaiit nf lln tiiii i harsii tfriiiii nf «*nht*r pam-tti t hi. maNi* !nt *tl* h stii i i s* a* ■I'm I** in ll ti ii*ili.iti tn lifi Matin linntm t n Iih |tti«-thh lakt* 'Hi-*' If'*.. -..pit** .|f*| n*i nf mil fin irili mixing alliihutt.l In a' ,i Itn i rt*|*Hff*f t havi* i inMine *mai'k t a t ux |i, r-. iv the czar of labor Mi i Imiijinr* max y) i.*-• |-f iiiltil In a- il" i lfi t Mi llivan t.ii! I V !|.H,|li In *WhlR I hi Rl'iaf lull '>f I ;.11 itu in III*- r. i *,.n!ativt a iv'iii h ha* 11 ‘i ifti.i fnt I*.** t* ii a fair mix tn *p|it thi nan i'f.lt tati.in .,f l.alm? a*IH In*i tiii fntf tniati for i t>i.t' p.i ii iliai tlii— thi Man* •f ill* S> ,i fa*tt tll-ll hllll'l lf nil til' ■mil',' Ii!'an i'!*ii ail nf Taft i viiiii part* t .nulls pnmt nmmil’ i.( i|i.-a|>| titi.it 'lr t* at* lii ratinH into pnli K Hi 'll X I* lilt lilt *t In t*| lift it.l III lli* !llp! I'; nf tlm I'l-.l a. imint nf tin -t.-atn* ■I nil* nf t hiiti* *i ami Ih ii ill'- ha i i'll hml a (mini \x 1 »r, -fni at tig| i- nr. Imlnlgi i| in fix aval 1 n 1 n Tin vi-ason* ft*r thi* Mali- nf affair* am inatix Inti tip- nm >1 l.i- ll iiVii “haiinws all -a ii* i* t t if ii Viiuin in ilisiiu fur milipiiil ''tn i- nf fhnfttflit .1 In 1 ai ti'in Tip nu t n an l-\ i|. nttinii ..f l.almr is a rnsit i •iiiiitiiii- fiip I-. Inn ii i im *i*i* nf Ktti a small niinnritx nf till t t it it i tli. tanks will I.. -I a. i intelligent thinkers yvlm ,i tin.n;> til admit lliut a- .in|i. t s i- any h.-tt* judge a Mati.inal |>oiififs i,,| then effect nn iiibot 'h.in tin si individual Vi.t. r tlienisetv.'s Tiny will jiniiu ti. the ah surdity >.t .'ting any relief nr «s sjstain fi.iin t*. I lettmeral ic |.atly >n Intig as tin- states nil'll lire ni.iM tin I. I j n U s I y illillli.il tn tee illt. tests ,,f i galiize.1 i.il.'.r it. in the I lenmeratit >11111 i Ml ;..|ll|l. I S enlllil i l.lek til. I .1' t »hi|. .Il l nigiiniz. d lalmr inuc nil i|. iff.etilely if In- et.ul.1 point tn a single I inner.III. state wherein or gutiiz.-d lalmr has fan anywhere near well as III the le l.nhliean states. Th. Knights ..f l.almt in its day tya fully .is st'nug an organization as the I't. s. nt \ni. tie,in I'.derati.'ii nf |,.i 1.1,1- at,*I yet il disintegrated t mug: stnt. brought ..n its appearance in |...lili.s In all. ni|>ling t.. dn the thinking f.>i tyyn millinti American la in iters. Mr I Inn V|*. t s as nnt nn|y hinught d> It nil his he.l'l the w ta l Ii .f a latg, nund.i t nf that great indus i fin I rgaiu/.at inn. hut In has iueii). ut lllv eourted tn- disat'i'iny al nf a great many et t at vnst army of laboring in. I a he ale net Ilf tin uni.in. As far hack as I 'tin; the Xmetican census shnu.-d that t re yy i ngag.il in gainful eeeu|.ali..ns in tin I'nited Slat. mpi's.', 'em people. innr. than ail.■•third ef wlietn Were engaged in fanning, a hi.mi ll nf industry in which ngaiiisfed lalmr has never secured a flint held Ilf 111, I "|J :i'i.'. tailread I'll! •>y. in tins country in lank. cn I 11 ill m M n Mill'll >iim ii.«i'. ii .-ii nu.iilx i>1 less l aii one-tifth. ami otic-third nf this lifih were not mem In I- unions T arrogance of Mr. lion j. is whi hardly fail to stir a feel ing i.f icsenllin nt among many of tli.'S*’ roll-union non. ami. viewed in ail its aspects it seems highly proba ble that lb. Republican party was for tunate indeed in escaping the support of th. ezar of lalmr. Oregonian. 1 THE LOOKER-ON j 1 believe "i il(| Boston" has a kick toning against the parte who signs is name “Whit. Trash." even though h swer.ii tin- communication of I' T.-f* I1 y. Whj write, “lie* is et id. tly 1.01111 I’.iistoii and still under U I *"II of tile 111 lie laws"' M o years I>. t«• \laska existed, so far Aniericans were concerned. Bost-.ii li.nl its s>|uaw men. the sanu a- A a k.i and other parts of our Western domain are having them til lin' In the early days of what is now aesthetic Itoston tlm Puritans were forced to take help-mates from the tribes of Indians in that vicinity, and tllfillLrl Wilt'll vi-pi'it litiiL-.-.) ilmt-n it I m*ii still it was eonsidereil somewhat of a crime to remain single. History teaches us in many ways, especially through the medium of verse and 'Him thiit squaw men have always tain i ,i co tain place in the making of bistort, for who as not heard of or s.mg about “dusky maidens"? Huston lik*- n any Kastern cities, has passed through the ‘squaw man age." and makes allowance for all isolated people in the land of squaws. Per haps a Bostonian's views upon the subject will help “White Trash" to un derstand. so that in the future he will refrain front making that city respon sible for I» T or other persons who m t I miIiJh t »*f men. Tf itir* ns *»r many of |f«»k op* *n tin s*|tt.t«v nu n a* **f t h* tunny fartin'* in rm^it ■ui'-ln k ami assign to tin in llirir ia* m historx t v.mn the> »lo ■flier people who help hang*' the map! in*I rairx i\ ili/.ati**n l*. th** uiNI am! J l* iiinu tin arl war when *mr f a* r .th**r« Ul t fight th* Indians h r i d I f an xlstem a mad.* th* Pest M-outs When tin f far »f enipir* a*-t\ i I t**ok its wax a h** I* ad tl». van Win* disrupt r» d i s* i d.'p* d d «‘d.| m «’a!ifornia Who f.itiud* I tli. *H\ «*f San Kran- j i". ttl. d i and laid out t j iix i S**a it I* Who di*n t• i.■ Until .if November ewtj resident ..f Nunn- will Imvi' n elialiee til n't ills Vnll" fur presi- 'V lit lit .Itnl X il'i- pl esidelli I’lllls xx 111 In tn *1 at th. Hoard nf Trail sirtn.iti at l ight hi tin* morning .iti.l xx ill fln>.' at -seven }i. in. x'.i liallnts will In" provided with til.- names ,.f th*. lamliilatis j.ut tip l.x lirXfii putI'tii at parties ■-V- which ati- ip tin* field. Ih. Hut Ingle. t this i.ppni tmiity V tn vote fi.r ymtr enndld.ite x’.i CITY BATH HOUSE. N'i. i lx ftp nis> ini flat fur rent

SUMMONS. In Hi.- IHstriit four! fur th,- IMstriet nf Alaska. S. i iiii(| l>ixisinn I* .Mil ."ii nan plaint ill x }l 111 Ii. furl I 11si, ami Viator Jnli, i defendants Tin* fti'i.li'iit nt th.- I'nited Stall' ■.I Aim ii, a tn .1 M .lith'in ami fail I'risk, uii i'tiiiu Ymi mil «*ni Ii nf ynit at.- lflix summoned anti tm11■ ii,i) i,, app.ur anti answer iht- mini ‘at nf tin plaintiii np in, against xmi ip the ‘1 Imx'i- entitled mint and eanse. xxithin t in. daxs after III.- ilatn ..f th. mu, pl-tinn nf the puhlieatii.il Ilf this 'inn nmns tn xxit xxithin thirty dux s aft.-t Ilir Hih day of I tci-ember. Otd you ,irt hex In notliied. if on i t ill to r ih*' said complaint. j i«**lgtmtrt f**t want t ereof will be •■o-i. gate-I mil. and th*- plaint IfT will appli to tlo- court for the relief pray.il for in said eomplaint. to wit: P-I i ifi* rfiirni.inri of a certain' written agreement mentioned s* rth*-*| and t forth in said coin-; plaint, and for an accounting In nc-] con I a nee with the terms* of said agree- tnetd as described in said eomplaint. The dal* of the order for the pub- iicatioii of Hus summons Is the 31st tv of n s,>her I'tns tile date of the I tirst piitili. atlon of this summons Is 'it dai of November, litasi. and the date of the last political ion of this illiniums is the nth day of Dccctn lx r. I'.mis Witless, the Honorable Alfred S Moore Judge of the I'tlited stales I >ist i i. t 'on11 i *is| i ici of Alaska. Sec ond I'ivi-km. anil the -cal of the said i iinrl alliM d this 3tst day "f October. I Inis a ltd of the independence <if the i 'lifted Stales otn- Imndred am* thirl i -t1 Ird. S alt JN’O, It Di'NX. 1'lerl. of tile District Point for !he Hlstrht of Alaska. Se*-otnt Dlvi ston. Ill \ngiis M e liride. Deputy. William liilmore. I*. D. Overt!* Id. Thus While. Mtorneys for Plain- I »in*. m Finest Liquors and Cigars O'Meara Abendroth Propre. finest Wines, liquors and igars in town at the fiutikt Hunter Rye end Old Crow Bourbtn. parlies dFur Coats in big variety, just received on steamer Senator. x LADIES’ FANCY FUR CAPS in Morino, 4 Reaver and Cenuino Seal. 4 Fine assortment of NECK FURS. Prices the lowest. In SHOES we have the finest assortment X ever come to Nome. 4 Our CUSHION SOLE LADIES' SHOES are the I jest for present season; will prevent colds ft and keep the feet dry. j. eifte Surprise Store j Front St. and Kester Ave. 4 ♦l__ _II -V- .V- X-X-*- x-~x- X- X-* -X- X- .V^A- vV- *^i^% K-iMt-

We can fill your orders from 5 S our NEW STOCK. Our I prices are Right.

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The Choicest of the Choice ^^fiirhoUoU99 and a Game of Pool at the Ivlvlivllvlj John J. Sesnon Company GENUINE WELLINGTON COAL 545 FRONT STREET 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 nt tn,y Innoko store on first Urals down the river The gasoline launch “Tlie Flyer"' will make tuns between Anvik and Innoko every ten days. Freight may be consigned to all jioinls n the Innoko as far as Simmel City. Will cash letters of credit issued tri m bunks or reliable nter chants, lor reierences: Alaska Harking Sate Deposit to.. Huge! Sound National Hank, Seattle, Northern Ctn.nterciul to., San I ran* cisco Write all communhations direct to Anvik FOR RENT! Former Office of Pioneer Press, Situated at NO. G STEADMAN AVE. HICST OK TICRMS Apply at the Nugget Office Pacific (old storage COMPANY Fresh Killed Beef and Mutton continually on hand Dealers in all kinds of Fresh Killed Meats, Poultry, etc. Phone White 17 Market 132 Front St I a 1 Dave Gilchrist I Transfer I and Freighting I j* TO AIX CKKKKS qfc Tel. Main 57 Office, It Street, He Near First Ave. i He He X******1^*-!MW****-)tf(.-)(.***** CarstensBros. Dashley Dealer in F-resh and Cold Storage Meats Telephone M 72 MARKET: 126 Front -Street Winers and Merchants Bank of Alaska NOME, ALASKA Capital $100,000 I- R. CHILBERG, President T. J. NESTOR, Vice President YV. L. COLLIER, Manager C. G. (OYVDEN. Cashier J. J. COLE, Ass’t Cashier A. YV. KAIL Assajier. Uaska Scavenger Co. TONY SltOKOIA, Prop. Successor to Y’. Scarperi. laulinir Refuse, Cleaning Yards hone at Reasonable Rates. TEL. MAIN 143.

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ROCKEFELLER TIPS BELLBOYS Spi t i,i I ‘»vi n *|«>iii|i iir> SK.VTTI.K If llins li iit in'll that tin li.H-ki fi-i Ifi-s ,lii| imt pilu up tin- millions n1 ilnllats a.'. 11'iiiti'i| in them In selling kit.is,.nI-, Tbi-v rami' by tlu-ir multi titiiiniiiis I, ink mil by traveling nruuiii da* rniintry an,| Imlililig nut tips nf tlip ••In'lllmps," Twa-nty-livi rents In real fnnnpv—: i|tlitrlrf nf a ilullar in shining silver was grariuusly lianiliil to each Im I|I„,\ t.*t t»* arlt maul amt tnan x-’ii? ha! In -II II „f S. was the sgt.git, hi II Ihs-kefell. t Ia n. II Tli. llphn.s ..f I*. Jl> i- ii to get at a -i a .a *t’> tip api. "It.., la f. ll. r .Ini p..l iliaK* i is in.mi v. h. sax«*.! It. sai l in. ,,r t lu ll h..' s. FOUGHT AND BLEO. "I I l ie li.a.rg. lli.l nil i|i> any liglll ittg iii til- spat i- at "Y.-s n x h.ix I xx a lighting ncarlx all the time Th. m.e>|iii|... ihmii in I "lot eta. where xx e camp.-tt v .-r* tin* lier.a things x mi i aT h. a it n* "lint. Weren't nu ip an Itnli i, llllele ""h. via; xx e till) few little -Kir 111 i s lies liver ill I'ulia. nf laill's,., |i||( I tImtiglit ynu xvante.i me in It ymi a linn I leal War atnl IiIimnI-leat. '’hi eagn Tribune, NOTICE. Notice is hereliy given that the partnership heretofore existing exist ing he t XX eel I f-'|aa| Johnson. 1‘tiarh-' Alliter anil Thomas Jensen, operating on Jess (-reek, lias lieen ilissolveit. mill the iiinh rsigiiial will in no wax he re sponsible for any ilehts Inenrreil. 1 It Kit Jany vs*. T V l.aiic «'oinplll\ ;tI On |||i»th)|| o| .N li his name vvu> ordered a- counsel t«*t itiferv* nor. ’*»UliS* presented t». the court all or dei .In.-, ting tii it the complaint in in* t. i v••tition h* amend* d to confirm t*» stipulation h* i* t**fo|.- filed. which *»r .f. was vim„,| h\ the court amt tiled S.ihnian Kilgore *t al \V. II l*a* kw*mm. *»n motion, was grant* d an "i'll' t **f default of defendant Mrs. M>ltlc Uowl. whef. up,ai eouns.-l l*r* s. tit cd judgment and order of salt' *.f certain p!«*p* tt which \ve*r* taken l»y the court for consideration McKenna?* \s Jufilin **t al, *»n mo* ti**n of Oitmore the nun* «.f T *»n»as wtitle wa ordered entered is ass.»eiat•• eoiins.-l for plaintiff W A 11«»11 r si-ntiil I'l’litii’ii lor transfer anti on molioii was giant.si an older of t tansw ci *’arts.hi ct al v“. Venues i t al tl. .1 l.otncii presented utlidavit showing d* mult of defendant tie.age If Sul livan. and on motion was granted an order of default of said defendant. In the matter of the petition of Kelly Profilers lor retail h.|tioi license in None License granted In the matter of the petition of The Hunk I neot porn t e.l foi retail Ihnior license, Nome Hearing on petition s.-t fm November 7 litas, at 10 a m In th. mallei of the petition of I1, i tire* h attd Mariano Itielsa for retail Ihnior lieense al Nome. Hearing set foi Nov, 7. at la a. m In the mattet of tin- petition of K. A Young and into Van Sickle for retail li.|Ut.r license at Nome Hearing set foi Nov. 7. at l*t a. m. I’toiopnpas vs Steamship in in tin stipulation of counsel the respondent wa granted until lest Satunlav to move for mill immure, \V A Hilmore. on helialf of the committee tleletof.ll.. appointed tlV tin* colli I io make arrangements for Hie opening ceremonies a! the new court house, report ed to tie- court that sub committees ad lie. a appointed and i e time lot tie. opining fixed for Tlmrsitav Nov. between s and I p in. Miocene Hitch t'oiiipany v~ t'ain I ion ei al. tin moton of Ira I* tiitmi plaintitt was given ten days to presi.nl objections to findings ,,f fact and con clusions .a law* proposed and derive. litirnsid. v-, Houclter. tin motion of A t; illum e bis name was ordered etitct.-d as counsel fm plaintiff. and giv. ii ten days io tile amended com plaint. Ilruie r et al. vs. Adams et al. Case set for trial Her. 1. 1 iiOS. McNatight ys. tiibsou. Case set for trial Nov. 30. loos Caribou Mining Company vs. How ard et al Case set for trial Nov. 30. litas. Met he ys. Cl it.soli. Ttial set at foot "I cents. Galvanized pipe. 25c and 33c per Joint. Mining buckets, (5. NOME SHEET METAL WORKS. Cranits Mining Candle* ara tha baat IMATTERS 1 j_RECORDED OCTOBER 31. Proofs of Labor. -Sami Ann man i: M. ii...i, ir .i .iniu Kt/.' i j l.'l Jl. IIH.S. T*»i» T uinlj h v» Situi I‘la siitil r i?ul 1 S' hnij, ..ii. fnurlh inli cii i k .In* !!«in r I lllak'li i* In M .1 Mas!ii,ui l"l j 17. Ii|*‘i I, s N'nliii' ln«iisiti ini 1 !*»*s PHliaj«N ami pool, f>:ir«l t»f Trails Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Mrst »Je P I *n Advance. WANTED. \V.\XTKI» Two li.it t mm k mirit-i s v. I o a riling to work lot int.-t. -t in «|llttl/. ItiiltfS ft ilividi- hflWiMM) X'*\Vt'»|| iliil lM rfn k. I*.imp. S *o.h. ptiwili r aiiil prov isioijs. ftir lii -hfil I';1111i I S' "tn-l.l \V* A X n p «of W .ill! 1'o‘slllun A|.p X it i*ffin FOR SALE. I I Ifai 11 it III it l*l#» s fl.lt I i S -flop I'« *lt SAI.K *o«tii in a l.it^i I* Mnnc'-t Brewers' mains. for horse feed, cheap. at Nome lit. W" l\. Alsu I.IMIII brinks. FOR RENT. IN »K RKNT Building l• »r11.. r Iy m u 1 tied by Pioneer press mi Steadman i veilII* Suitable for otflee, store or lit fug apaitments; Inst terms Ap ply .Nugget otfiee. I i>U UK N’T I'm iii'sled 111 r* •room eottage. close III a wintm Apply N'tlgget Otte FOUND. YAI.K loek k. i >w m i an a\ same by paying for this ml LOST. Id»ST Siiuiriel skin parka ifeward if returned to i. K. Store. BOVEY il DAVISON. Real Estate anj Mining Exchange. I or sale, at a bargain. i>-room house v1. Alt basement; partly furnished x I'.-llelil I* nation .lie**. *S7’. it sold mm W'e also have a number of prospee i•' s' eabins on skids. $7n to $117. each. K>. tent, tionses from one to level) looms fat ms .I and partly tuna- i d. 'abins mt skids for hachit g $::o each to May 1. P.nh*. Kour-liorsepouer boiler outfit fm rein foil. coal. eoal. eoal. Wellington I'l.-il. ;ils.i haril eoal. BOVEY DAVISON. Phone Black 223. No. 9 Steadman Av. Notary Public, Collections. Employ 1 rnent Agency, Auctioneer. I I (ity Scavenger (o. Successor to FILLER GRAHAM J. MAUI INI. Mgr. Phone Black 173

Pleasure lor Ml the family I in the Kodak t _®^rV «•»v il,*-t iii -now you Hu- all liv l»j iiiM i irn lunkiiu S u|i-to-- lliiiiit'from Hit* K*! *k i tl> tI hat I1* r **I oulif l«* ifiv**u than a ili! ill K• no DOBBS KODAK AND SUPPLY STUDIO ■■■■HHNUUW UEMKHnKWV r i wiw nwMHHHMKHBOT JUST BECAUSE U I It*., utlc l Vitek: I I U I 1 I it fi» fhi'- *i« 4 v WE NATURALLY THINK rival xmi a HI I** if tli—tr»* t i; 11 ii- i i .a J ft.i iii| i t li nt:. vl.itk- !»rii-xc T I l'' i* Iniiltlmir »In *mv:I* mil- I t li'XI I' 11 v» *1*111 «1.1 mil flit- 111*1 tttif* ii.il filltlt.irlinil.il* American Bank Bldg., Seatt e. U. S A B. C. Branch Office^, Vancouver. B. C QuesneUe, B. C. When you want a GOOD DRINK go to THE NEVADA Young A Van Sickle, Prop». ...Best l.iuuors and C igars... BIL-IAHOS ANll POOL. 15-year old I ucv Whisky 12a\ings and lime Deposits Ndl I .1 -r -,y ,v- -.y- "V y. **********4 V;****.«■-*** V

I Chas. Reed Machinist Blacksmith 1

(iasoline Hngines. Hoists i Boilers, Pipe and Pipe Fittings a 1 No. 5 Front St. i A .V PROrLSSlOYAl CARDS 1'IIYSKMANS AM* SIIKJKONS W. D ARCY CHASE. M. D Office: Nome Hank Trust Bldg. Hours Phone 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. Office Main 3 7.00 to 3:00 p. .m House Bed REAL ESTATE AGENTS. josh r. McIntyre— Real Estate and Fm;.,vai Agent. ptK-p!3 Mutual Life Building. S.-ilM ALASKA BANKING AM* SALL DEPOSIL CO. Cabell Whitehead. President. r ii Ti..iti-!« i. i :uK* r*f i: All*--. i' —>ih r. Vie** Pn-'hli-nt R. E. Trengove, Atsayer. I!• I;«t*■KK, It. 1 A I >A MS. A t Mutl:t«. r. Nome Bank Trust Company Paid up Capitol SI3i,0OO Drafts Issued 011 oil Ports of tin* World \sso\ Office in Connection Seattle Real [sidle At |.r.*s,nl prices nffers a safe and conservative. INVESTMENT Values wii! advance materially vs (i hin a year. WHEN IN SEATTLE i'all and and let us show you some of the property we have on our list. IE. M. IORDAN ft TO. Real Estate and Insurance. .11 Ameth an It ink building 'or. Secor l and Madison. Phones; Main 557 Ind 557 .4**************** THE CORNER CIGAR STORE I ADAMS <Se CO.- c *******»*************i„

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SPECIAL MEETING OF KENNEL CLUB il nii s; i thi tii'iiili- i of K* li.l l*» t Is ,111* *1 I 1 pn •u ’f tii* to*** a I sflu r *fa*» ti i V I: i .N t* i l i HiMif* miiahi* i».j I m* fill)?. ill .m«l mat 11?**!’'* lfn rhlt* I «»u:*| l»f a ill h* r* x* i r* juiar an DOG NOTES. ..It v;, K T i I 1... -r I pr r lit it* ;t! f m-y .it Nt.ii.. .1 j*i 11“ *.f N .iinl ,|t|*im i'll.! l I »i St.it* ..m t- .Imiu. i tuinlersor, *a\- t ill plans are •n loot with h wtil r- suit in one dainty .liy i.im iiierins tin ti i ii nun from KmtKnntk Possibly a -m **rnl ••n v e,ill I. made. \t*ii!i- \tkiii“i' .uni I’i'M v IU it 1 t.irt 1 Bi'fi' nut iii;i>, «orkfiiit their; 3oy- condition. Til. blooded |.IH Will- almost loti carter ill 111111)1 3 Ill till ffolUt! It is 11 I.. .11 I that Pa-iKeis t a tit his l» i'ii iraiiiiiiK at Sun-i i for a month In.• iI■ i• uorkhiK nt1 t*> f.. \11a-it I n k is tt> iti* mil IPs i|.i*s in hiltiiTii SlMt-Mt- Ill fill II 1'. J I I .il t ha! a 1 I t .it list '!U If I l!ia« ali I lllsh, t i 1 I III *1 In ali .s’ ■•III la ,1 f" il Ilia Ki' uf hi'.al s a kills for f«- I i ct 'tifi t 'titt'li la-t' I'. 1 ail 1 i .1 t a S.'lll I am rs 1 1 i a ill, 1 ‘la tu i v cn\ it. mi llt I It t ‘ill .1 I I I 1 It' I I 1» ll II “1 l-lll'I I I v* f 1.1 s;|t|«ti, ,1 apait 1 i Il. tti I his Iitlllitiitlt. In X|W lit! UHUo Ti.1t. Ii'- mote vital force, to x au-t nit• i rums t g a' it h* ft* com. s in tl;, natural demand fm I 111 I >1 st Tills mad* i.uvsm h\ the nui iHtioti a*.... a tut It soi i**t> i **w *xist I io ymt 111■ |it11. it opi* of rt-me! da\~ found vacation •msniis a sin of I1, rh.ips not as so 1 rain (it- a lo\v s I* it MU- ago i fit loss t ait it*m i i —i of |m lo But it did fill people good i Vi then to have a change, ii s ..it |is|,i|, m s d.lil.v mttHnc There uevci ,v.is a time \V C I meli d i l' i e»uM not do mote in.ik ami im it tie!tot ami mote In i full' liy intermingling it with r« i-r* at ion uni (day "The iVorlil |s eolllitlg In recogtli/e t natural side **f this |.i« of i. it 11• hetwoeii maii and mm. T II ;i! ntetit of employes ts hoeotniiu tirtifo and mol" humane, ami in 11’ '.inks of Ilf,, .aialioit seasons ar* h. ing gnrded as matter of course. It i- true that lain.r agttutors. street demagogues and \olliiVV lit. I.ltllti- pill' lislnts am ultra vs vi nifeyat ing >n tin Ktimaug it\i'lii'o of tin- timr>. These no doubt servo a puposi. though it |S I„ J.|i.|. III,It t! *'V slliitllil ilo it l.i -tit Up had Mood rather than to allay evil passions I tut it is mahllVsi to ov.-rv iiitolligi ami .ibservant tomli'i' tin- it* ratine ,.f our day that emploVi is of laliol Well' evi l' doing mill'll fo ttlo coll 'Otiii'IH o of l iil •■mplovis 'I' e|o is seaicil' a l.ug. department spu. that dm s not have hicnlcs and outing d:tv- ami entoitain un i ts fm tlii ir hi'lji. besides many conveniences ami shortened hours •in. not even thought of. "I.ahoieis in mvi'Ia department of life ale recognized through t i 111] Use 1 and care than ever before in human Iwtorv all 'aims tin contrary not withstanding “For a quarter of a century the so- called fiosh ah fund has boon doing a blessed work in providing summer outings fo| thousands of both sexes of Leap Year Dance THURSDAY EVE. NOV. 5 —AT— EAGLE HALL Under the Auspires nt the Fraternal Order of Eagle--. Ladies’ Committee will have l ull Charge. BOYS. ATTEND AND FIND OUT HOW YOU STAND! RLI RI SIIMI NTS SIRVLU THROUGHOUT Till I VI SING Admission. Ladies and escort.$1.50 Gentlemen not escorted.$1.00 The BIG MASQUERADE BALL on Nov. 19 Given by F. 0. E. No. 75. i J j THE Last Chance ONE MORE WEEK! 25 Discount ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE Ous Brown, the Leading Clothier Me Felix ••.in,.-is in i,ui gi.-at citi.-s ami -1 *1..: I 1«. i ss-uk giiis ami niollit-i> Ims.- si, (nil in, inn, ami inri ss mt nil afford small i.i.11unit\ fm sen t In i, respite in tin- njoyment of a I' I'll Week tUn at t heSejJs if I >1 'll "lltlt Tills i ties- e, unlk l i"' includes children uni iuvajltls I'hmisalltls- III plan ar* S, utetl eVt-lV -umaiel SS lief t I'm i,lie of two Weeks •1 I lit 'If. I lies. I,S el SS ..Iheil .|lll| ••Vl-f iseatitcl '.ills may get a breath nf sveleniiie I" natures heart. Ii is tlilh ciiit in even Imagine ss hot i change eat! mean l*« t ilt-uhceiis of tile slums ami alleys anti cits teiieun tit htuises "f ttiir p>iptiltms e,-liters, uni ss .im- has seen "I experienced it. |l is getting a vs ay. I"i a little time, fmm tin sss,at i' a I mil. i e s i i i atiimsple re tie ssve111• i i11g eat. the Imrning pave ments. i tie ftni| mini's, the ssenrim s itui discontent that make tin- days a unb-n ami the nights a terrnr. Ii is iking .in as ft,r a slum time ’"•m :in earthly peitliiinn t«, enjoy a title la'te of ht-it s t-i, in tin- open lieltls. la -ill, ii,,- running brooks under t! •••ling shade of branching trees. ,-iug im nted svitli eoimtrs fare and farm inm-e spat inns aeeoumnmI.u i"i:s. "Altiioug tins g" back reluctantly i" t "Id life, ss ben tin- short season I i '-spit,- is ;,sar. they take up its midens a little mole cheerfully, for hey have caught a glimpse of another ind a better one It '.as put a new nnhition into their cheerless lin-s. ami lies live if! hopes of another last,. ,,f lie same insidration at entl of the next twelve months." GOD-TOUGHED MAN IS THEME lit' Methodist Kpiscopnl churel; Iasi hiyht Hu It*' .Mr. Ihtnlap pr* ached "ii tin- subject. ••ij"i|. Touched Alni," lilt- liar I rhosr fni* his trxt t lit- I -i\lh 'ii" *>f t tmt chapter nf I Samuel Hr ritnl Still as a a man t"tn■ Iii*i 1 "i i Imi. Saul was st i uni; in |»li\ sm|tn stiiniK nf heart, nf ruliiiK mini], anil nf worshiping spirit timl -It" “A i’ll It i til I low In r In it is i »\isr muil 1 ill"rs at il I** rulr jllsth. 'Imi lias t"ti<*hi'tl nun during all his t"iv. anil tlu-y have always bent hon est nun 'I'll practiced the gulden mil- in tin il.tilv at't'aii s "f life. I ll" il'iluiliant nu n of tin- World have I"* n touched I y iJihI. Hr meant them I** lull and tn si-rvr thr mils of truth t la tlst our "its "nr f rid tour lied man. -aid ilu* speaker. as was AirKinley anti l.iiiroln, Cleveland and Washing ton Roosevelt is a t toil-touched man. i I"d tourhi*i) tin* Jews anil made them spiritually eminent. <ireero was lom lird l»y uni atul made to produce hrauty and embody it it in undying marble. Home was touched by Ood and mailr t,■ produce the fundamentals Uh AbbtbbMENT. Wild ia«»iis«* MiniriK Trading l' iis\, I*iraii«*ii «»f |»rin< i|»al i*Un<* *»f j business. San Francisco, t‘alifomia: j I.».-.iiit.il of works. Nome, Alaska. Notice is hereby given that at a j netting of the itoaril of Directors, held j on tlie second day of October, JiMiS, an assessment, Xo. 2. of ten cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immedi ately in I'nited Slates gold coin to the Secretary. at the office of the company. I’ooin Tnt West i 'oast Life l!llilding. e l I' fleet. San Francisco, Cali-i fttruia. Any stock upon which tilis assess ment si,till remain unpaid on the IHtli day of Xovcmtier. Infix. will he delin quent and advertised for sail- at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on Saturday, the second day of January, l!iO!i. to pay tie delinquent assessment, together with the er.<-» f advertising and ex penses of sale. liy order of the Board of Directors. THOMAS TI'RN'ER, Secretary. Office room. Tut West Coast Life Building. Bine street. San Fran- j cisco. California. Date of fust publication. Oct. 3. Date of last publication. Nov. T. I Mrs. (lara U. Purnell j OCCULT TEACHER. «t I loping classes Monday g and Friday evenings. J OCCULT READINGS I taiL In ji in to r. p. m.. Sun- 4 day s cx» -pted. PUBLIC CIRCLE J 1. Saturday evening, at l:M sharp. 3 312 Third Ave. near Satedman. J I law umlrihiiig all modorii civ ilization. l.uthor anil Havurornla won imii'hotl liy lit»*l fur tin- lioni-tit ul" ihoir tiuti-s. ffcal-touched moii tmlay. said the speaker, will not use tho product of' *woat-shops anil will tint grind down llio workingman to tin- lowest possible living wig-- Kvory man is entitled to •hough inoiitno to provide not only for i necessities of lif,.. hut fur the i ings of tin- mind and tho spirit. V largo oongtogation listonod to Mr. I hnilnp's M i nion with doop intorost Tho nittsii was up to tho usual high si a Ildar. I. FOUND. Valuralizaliiin papers of Phrts lloin ~i■ l It. owner ran havo samo h. piv ing for this ad. Imported Coburger draf* beer on tap at Board of Trade. AT THE CRESCENT. Winter mess. $50 per month. Go to the North Pole ftakery fur the best bread and pastry The only “ofTee house In town. Warm, pleasant rooms, from $10 to $16. at the Arlington. Call and see them. NOTICE OF SALE. I'. A. I »uni<*!s has purchased the in ii ii'l of \V. II. t'ampbell in the North St.ii restaurant, and will collect and pay all oiitstanditiR accounts. BOYEY DAVISON REAL ESTATE AND MINING EX CHANGE. SelllnR and KcntitiR Itusiness Loca tions. Houses. I.ots. MiuiiiR t'lalnis. etc. 1,1st your property with us. Office. No. 15 Steadman Avenue. STEAM HEAT—ELECTRIC LIGHT ANNOUNCEMENT

The winter rates for rooms at the 5 GOLDEN GATE are now in effect. The new management has not only seen it possible to make a reduction m the prices formerly charged, but all patrons are assured that during the coming winter every effort will be ex erted to make living at the hotel as comfortable and homelike as is pos sible. All of the rooms have been refur nished and renovated. The dining room at the hotel will be conducted on both American and European plans. Call and see us. We will do the rest. The Golden Gate Hotel John D. Flanigan, Manager. f~DR. Knickerbocker! DENTIST 1 i 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 Segerstrom Hagen’s