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CHRISTMAS TREES
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D.E. CROWLEY
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The following shows the coldest pe
riod during the 24 hours of each day for
1914 and 1915.
1914. 1916
December 1.28 —11
December 2.28 —12
December 8 .24 —14
December 4.24 —18
December 5 . 26 —16
December 6. 22 —14
December 7 . 22 —14
December 8.18 —16
December 9.21 —18
December 10.88 —11
December 11.28 —13
December 12 . 28 —18
December 13 19 —6
December 14 .20 —2
December 15.26 —13
December 16.28 6
December 17. 3 —6
NOTICE.
You can keep your friends outside
posted by having the Nugget mafled
to them for 50 cents per month.
COMING EVENTS j
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Roof Garden, December 18.
Outside mall closea Mondays at 5 p
m.
Outside mall due to arrive Fridays.
NOTICE.
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All Moose requested to be present!
at meeting tomorrow, December 19, |
1915
ALFRED LOMEN, Dictator.
CHAS. THOMPSON. Secretary.
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BRITISH SEIZE MORE SEAMEN, j
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A. P. A. Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 18.—Two
seamen, one a German and the other
Ion Austrian, were seized and taken
off of the American steamship Hawai
ian by the British authorities In Bar
badoes while the steamer was in
| Bridgetown harbor.
To get the news read the Nugget.
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g Imported and domestic clear Havana Cigars g
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| Host acceptable of gifts for gentlemen g
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THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IS IN THE 1
With each one dollar caah purchases or on payment of account*one
ticket given which entltlea holder to a chance in prize contest which
closes December 31.
First prize 535 in Merchandise. Anything in our Store. Drawing
January 7.
Ji Accounts settled on or before January 6 entitles payee *o tiokets
In this contest.
We have just unpacked and are now on display our new line of
Fancy China, Cut Glass, Silver Deposit, Brass Ware, and Rogers
Bros. Silver Ware, beautiful set of Table Linen. Many other appro
priate and useful articles. The pleasure la enhanced tenfold if one
chooses with taste and good Judgment from an up-to-date atock of
Goods. Toys, Games and Book for the Children at 1-2 prioe to clo*a
out. Shop early while assortments are complete.
G. P. GOGGIN
YOU’RE NOT HARD TO FIT j
You may think so and pay $50 to
$60 to a tailor* Don’t doit; it isn’t |
good business. |
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
clothes give you everything you’re
looking for-— quality, style and all
—at one-half the price. |
SEE OUR *30.00 AND *35.00 VALUES TODAY H
GEO. E. LOMEN & CO.
The Home of Hart, BchtfCner & Marx Clothes jj
With every otsa purchase wo five you a ticket oi. a tiaO.Ou \i: II
trola. Drawing at Aks&l.i Carnival. jj
NEWS NOTES
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Nate Coombs left for Council this
morning
H. C. Langley and Stelgelmlar pull
ed out for Solomon yesterday.
The Moose lodge will initiate a num
ber of candidates at the weekly meet
ing tomorrow' afternoon.
Sid Kelley, is up from Solomon for
a short visit after a period of pros
pecting in the Solomon section.
J. J. Keenan and wife of Bangor
'reek are stopping at the Golden Gate
for a few days. Mr. Keenan Is con
nected with the Cole and Brower
dredge on Bangor creek
Mrs. Jessie L. McDonald, wife of
the Bluff storekeeper, arrived in the
city yesterday In company with Paul
KJestead and will remain for a brief
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herrlnger of Dexter
creek who have been visiting the city
during the past w'eek departed for
I home this morning. Mr. Herrlnger is
engaged In mining on Dexter at pres
ent.
The case of Ross and Brandt was
formally dismissed in the district
court this morning both sides agree
ing to pay their own costs. After |
consideration of a number of other
legal matters, the court adjourned for
the holidays. Sessions will be resum
ed on January 3.
George Thompson was arrested by
Officer Dougherty last night on a
charge of conducting gambling In a
place on Second avenue. As usual,
the arrested man was released on put - ’
ting up a cash ball of one. hundred
dollars to appear In the municipal
court at five this afterncon.
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The Emporium has on display one
of the most complete lines of Japanese
goods ever brought to Alaska and
comprising everything from dainty i
lingerie to beautifully embroidered
robes and klmonas. The goods were
procured by the owners of the estab-j
llshment at the San Francisco fair:
during the pgist season.
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The Strikers won from the Will
Be’s last night at the bowling alley
by piling up a total of 2,651 pins
against 2,390 by their opponents. Geo.'
Rablen bowled the highest score of
the evening, 221. Several others came
close to the same mark and In the
same game at that, one of the Will
Be's making 229 while a Striker man
aged to hit 218. The game was Inter
esting throughout and there were1
many spectators.
A telegram to a local fur buyer re
recelved during the past few days
conveys the Information that white;
fox skins have taken a slump since;
the close of the Frisco fair and are
now quoted on the outside at prices
about twenty-five per cent less than
those of last fall. It Is generally in
dicated that the quotations of the past
season were the result of artlflcal
causes and were not in any degree
consistent with the actual demand.
The message gives no information as
to conditions In other lines, the white
variety apparently being the only fur
to be affected.
The Catholic Library Club held,
their weekly card party last' night, a
large crowd being on hand. MrsJ
| Oliver Bourett carried olt high honors
I among the ladies with Mrs. W. II.
, Brown second and Mrs. Anna Casey
'third. Among the gentlemen, J. U'
I Casey' won the first prize, J. H. Mc
i Neil s.woml and Nome Ginnlvan third.
I The club also awarded the monthly
I trophy given to the persons having
| the greatest number of games to their
credit during the month. The club
records disclosed that Mrs. Phil Ernst
and Lambert Voss were entitled to
the trophies for the present month
and they were so awarded.
Sunday night at the Eagle hall mov
ing picture show' a banner Universal
program will be shown. A Vietor
I Universal two part photoplay featur
! fng Florence Lawrence and Matt
Moore entitled "A Mysterious Mys
tery" heading the bill, mysterious,
thrilling, interesting from start to
finish. A rollicking comedy with
something doing all the time, entitled.
“The Stinger Stung,” featuring Max
Asher, Harry McCoy and Louise Fer
enza, will keep you good natured
The program concluding with the pop
ular Animated Weekly showing Inter
esting scenes about the world and Hv
Mayer’s In his famous cartoons The
first show starts promptly at 7 p. m.
The Dream presents a first class bill!
of attractions tonight. "The Sea Dog."
In two parts, "An Eastern Flower’ |
and a rollicking, laughmaker entitled
"Murphy’s I. O. U." Grand matlnei ,
tomorrow afternoon commencing at ”!
sharp showing the "Million Dollar
Mystery." Don’t miss It. Twelve
i reels. Sunday night—a banner night;
a night of Joy thrills—Mr. Sidney Drew
featured In the latest and greatest
j comedy success, "Henry Stanley, the
! Lion Killer,” in two parts. This Is a
Broadway success and the latest furor
; In the picture world. "The Ingrate,'
and the latest Pathe Weekly completes
the class entertainment. First show
,8:30.
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Arrangements are now being made
to slaughter the herd of reindeer
which arrived from Kotzebue sound
yesterday. It is stated that the ani
mals will be killed and placed in cold
storage i r.til the opening of naviga
tion when the meat will be shipped
to the outside. The work of killing
will probably commence Tuesday. Ow
ing to the impossibility of separating
the deer without great difficulty, the
entire herd will bo driven In to Dry
creek In the neighborhood of the
slaughter house and as many animals
as can be handled will be taken from
the herd and killed each day. In this
connection it may be well to again
call the attention of dog owners to
the possibility of the herd being
stampeded or attacked by wandering
fogs and it would be assisting the
handling of the deer if the owners
f dogs would keep them tied during
the day or while the deer are near the
city.
Everything is now ready for the
Pioneer Roof Garden at Eagle hall
tonight and the usual bumper crowd
will probably bo on hand to enjoy the
fun when the big front doors are
thrown open to the public. The ladies
of the organization have been busy
throughout the week adding the fin
ishing touches to the decorations and
the hall has been turned into a veri
table bower of roses and presents an
aspect of beauty delightful to see. The
program is anounced to start at nine
o’clock sharp with a parade of tin
trail blazers who stormed the heights
of Chllkoot and braved the wilds of
Seward peninsula in the good old days
when the mournful wail of the mala
mute was not so commonplace a thing
as in the present. After an interest
ing and varied program it will be ‘on
GIRLS BOYS
ON EVERY TOY IN THE HOUSE
WE HAVE A BRAND NEW LINE AND THE FINEST TOYS IN \
THE CITY, ABSOLUTELY ALL NEW STOCK- WE DON’T WANT |
TO HOLD ANY OVER FOR NEXT YEAR. 1
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[ with the dance” until Aurora has
| vlelded her moonbeam rays to the rud
dy gleam* of dawn. Its going to be
"a hot time In the old town tonight,”
so the Pioneers say and we must be
lieve It as they usually keep their
word to the letter. It Is announced
that a slight change has been made In
ho program owing to the Inability
of Dr. Bayne to appear In conjunction i
with Prof. Berggren. Miss Bertha
Johnson will take his place and the;
number will be filled with a violin
duet of two beautiful numbers* the
Rosary" and “Garden of Roses."
INVESTIGATIAN REVEALSj
NO CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
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A. P. A. Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18—The
; federal authorities after duly Investi
gating the circumstances attending
the disabling of the liner Minnesota
rtport that they can find no evidence,
of anything wrong and while the rea-j
son for the sudden breaking down of
the boilers has not been made clear
to the investigators, it is fully deter
mined that there is no evidence of
rlmlnal action of any nature.
As far as the investigation discloses
the boilers are worn out and unfit for
use. It is announced that the vessel
will be at once fitted with a new set
boilers and will remain here for about
1 month before continuing on her
lourney to Europe.
Calling Cards at the Nugget Office.
SEVEN KILLED IN
STREET CAR ACCIDENT
A. P. A. Service.
SPOKANE, Dec. 18.—Seven persons
were killed and a total of ten rc
< eived severe injuries this mnnif
•when a heavily loaded street vat
crashed through the bridge over tb*
.‘•nokane riv*»r The car was prJC'P'
tated into tue water by the c >llups
ing of the brid ;e. i\o one was drown
ed, the list of dead having all been
killed by the smashing in of one end
of the car as it went through the
bridge. Most of those injured have
received no more than severe cuts and
bruises although several have broken
limbs. The work of rescue was car
ried on under great difficulties by the
lire department and police.
CROSS BEATS WOLGAST.
A. P. A. Service.
NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—After seven
Siounds of terrific battling, Ad Wolgast.
the one time terror of the prize ring*
i link to the floor hopelescly beaten in
1 the seventh round of a scheduled ten
■ round bout with Reach Cross, last
] i.ight. Beyond displaying his old
ghting spirit in a marked de
Wolgast showed nothing of his
Id form and was beaten frorti the
t tap of the gong. Wolgast tried
! to carry the fight to his opponent but
. was hardly able to land an effective
blow on the elusive New Yorker. Ad
; was badly punished when a swift right
I to the body sent him down in a heap
Why not have a roaat of freah killed
pork Saturday.
PACIFIC COLD STORAGE CO.
Calling Cards at the Nugget Office.
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