HOLLYHURST EGGS j
Wo now have some more oi these well Known eggs in stm k Shipped to II
us direct from the ranch Every egg guaranteed. %Ve agree to replace I
every Hollvhurst egg purchased from us and found to oe had. by two good I
Alsu now in stock the Famous Golden State Butter, put up in pickle. IN
D. E. CROWLEY I
NEWS NOTES
The mall for Council City doses this
evening.
Tin* district court adjourned sine die
Saturday .dosing the term of court. The
new term will commence July 5.
The Tampico is not expected to get
away for the outside until tomorrow
as there Is still a considerable quantity
of cargo to he discharged.
The Pacific Cold Storage Company re- ;
ceieved a new auto car by the Elihu j
Thomson. The machine is of the Metz
make.
The two men nrresteu tor fighting on
Second avenue Saturday night are sche
duled to appear in tlu* municipal court
at four this afternoon.
The old reliable Elihu Tnomson arrived
in the roadstead from Seattle yesterday
afternoon bringing much fresh meat for
tlu* Pacific Cold Storage Company and
also a quantity of mail.
The postottlce announces that the mail
for the Tampico will he held open until
an hour or two before the vessel sails
The postoffice will be closed all day to
morrow on account of the Fourth.
James Kelliher and James P !\.i\ will
hi vc for the Kougarok toil.-, the former
to take charge ot his summer dredging
c; erations and the latter -a i business
11 ip.
•ue storm which blew up from the
east Saturday evening 'opped the
utilcad.nR of the Tampic* un:.t yester
du' afternoon with the i*sult that the
'e m I will not g«*t away for the outside
f.s soon as expected.
Thomas Gaffney, the efficient govern
ment agent in the suppression of the
liquor traffic among the natives, is back
in town again after a trip down the
east coast as far ns Dime creek.
Owing to the inclement w.atlui the
ball game scheduled to come off at Fort
Mavis between tlu* Nome and Fort trams
was called off. Weather permitting thr*
game will probably be played next Sun
day
Agent Carroll of the Alaska Steamship
Company received a message stating
that the Victoria has been somewhat
delayed doubtless because of the strike
and would not leave Seattle until this
afternoon at 4.
Tin- big Pioneer syphon across Hobson
< r« ck. which was cut a few day's ago
to permit of the passage of the Mld
daugh dredge, has been repaired and the
water turned in again last night and
work has b. en resumed by the Pioneer
«"lnpanj The ditches are reported full
of water Middnugh is now engaged in
lengthening tlu* bucket ladder ten feet
> nl making sundr> npairs to the mn
ine ho fare commencing operations in
the new location.
l it* Nome Gun Club will hold its regu
lar Fourth of July shoot sit the Stead*
ii an avenue grounds tomorrow after
; noon t he contests w4li commence at
| I P. »n.
Toby Heed is reported still rigging
j i s scraping apparatus on Mountain
j creek and lias so far not commenced
j rations of this character. The scrap
• r is of the cable type usually employed
in this section and will he operated by
-« * am power.
I nder date of June 1!>, J. Ii. M.Ni.I
writing from Hluff, states that there was
little sign of water in the Topkok ditch.
Also there was no mining to speak of
m that section as winter conditions were
still manifest on the nearby creeks ex
< pt in favored spots.
As it appeared that two dances in one
evening was a little more than even the
lancing loving public of Nome could ap
preciate the hackers of the two dances
previously advertised for Eagle and A.
B. halls tomorrow evening held a eon
■ • renco this afternoon with the result
I h.it a joint Brass Band-Kennel Flub
| dance will be held in Eagle hall.
Tonight a thrilling three part drama
The Miracle and a John Bunny comedy
will he the bill. Bunny is assisted by ;
Flora Finch in this laugh maker, which '
usures a good one. Tuesday night the I
greatest western picture play, “The Bur
min - will he the feature. It is a five
part sensational Paramount production
ml Wm. Mart as ini Stokes the two
dun man will create a sensation.
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T\v*> of tlie local labor unions held in
stallation, of officers Saturday and Sun
day. Local '-'H W. F M. installed the
following Saturday night: President. Phil
'orrigan; vice president. Elias Errlck
son: secret ary-treasurer. John A. Wilson;
‘onductor .Wm. Toilafson; warden. Sam
Fippl* . trustees. Andrew Beck, Charles
Miderson Wm Stipek. Local 8H8. B. I
I- of A. installed the following at their
meting yesterday: President, A. Nich
•Ison, vice president. Perry Moore; sec
retary. rims. Sanford; treasurer, Wm.
Arthurs, trustees, Wm. Brown. Merle
Beatty and John Hancock.
The Nome Chamber of Commerce re
vived a letter from Wm. Unmack, pub- |
i -her or be Official S, oris \imannc in
miring jc to the possibilities of giving
i sen* s or aeroplai , flights in Alaska
lit '*riter states that be has under
contract an eighteen year old youth who*
holds the world's record for “figure S
flying,“ the most dangerous and spec
tacular feature of airship work and who
is also able to accomplish all the reg
ular stunts such as the death glide,!
volplane, loop the loop. The work of ]
^ liman is pronounood • pt/d
, i •• u P)
Art Smith. Tie price asked fm a wrifu
ol M\ tl.Kilts is |iand a percentage ot
? gal« receipts 111 addition to trans|s*rta
tton i hargcs, subsistence. etc.
Work on the Snake river bridge was
stopped Saturday owing to a protest made
by J S Watte who claims to be Hu
owner of a mining claim covering that
portion of th< nhit h t tie btldg<
IS located Wattee opposes construction
oi ih. bridge on the ground that it will
obstruct certain dredging operations
w liiclt lie has in contemplation. The
objection raises an interesting question
and one which seemingly cannot be set
tled wituout condemnation proceedings.
As these are costly there is a strong
| ,.ioljabilit> that Nome will have no
bridge tills year unless, as some claim,
.in- |>oiiion ot the river to be cross
ed is under the jurisdiction of the war
departiiient. It is also claimed that the
city holds a patent to the ground and
tills takes precedence over mining claims.
Whatever the value of the contentions
it is certain that Commissioner Jones
will suspend all operations until the mat-'
ter is settled.
'I’li** commute*.* in charge of the sports
to he held in connection with the Fourth
-»t July celebration has arranged a line
program 01 events which includes relay
| i .o « s. on*- hundred yard dash, pack race,
0 iot ami saddle race, ladies and chil
1 Inns races, native high kicking and1
possibly a sparring contest in addition
to kayak and oomiuk races. George F.
j Kilmy, chairman of the committees says
that a tine list of prizes wil lbe offered i
to the contestants and every effort will
t»e made to have the* athletic branch ot I
the celebration better than ever before, j
A departure from the custom of former!
j
years will consist in ic<iuiring the con- i
n stunts to enter their names for what-j
ever events they desire to compete in. The i
entry list will be open a the Rose candy |
store until leu tomorow.
Mr. Walter Shields of the bureau of
education will be in charge of the na
tive end of tiie program and will pro- !
vide, in addition to tin* high kicking I
• nd native boat racing, such other in- i
t( resting features ot native sport as j
danc ing, boxing and the amusing sport j
ot tossing in a walrus hide.
Tin- first example of the effects of the ^
r«cent reform movement appeared Sat- I
urday night when a man, said to be *
an officer of the steamer Tampico, ap- i
p< a red at the door of a private resi
dence on Second avenue and offered in
sulting remarks to tlie lady occupant un
der tin* impression that she was one
of the women of easy virtue lately dis
liome at the time, or there might have 1
h« eii a difteront story', at once ejected j
tin* intruder but the sailor was still I
oblivious of the fact that he had got
uto the wrong berth and made a sec
1 -I attempt to enter the house. This
time the hurband is said to have re
i
• luisitloned a fire* poker and the wandering
iar was given a whallop that made his
■mmtenanee appear somewhat awry. A
•ompanion of the salmi. also off (he
'learner. then undi Hook lo persuada the
offender that lie was on (he wrong (no k
ami a tight resullcd in winch the first
mentioned party received some more
rough handling The men are said to
have fought until both were nearly ex
tiausted before officers Bond and Eddy
appeared und locked them in the city*
taistlle Roth Were later released under
bonds ol twenty live dollars to appear
before Judge Grimm.
FOURTH OF JULY DANCE
Dancing 9:30.
EAGLE HALL.
SUBMARINE COMPANY TO
RAISE SUNKEN VESSELS
NEW YORK—Tiie lnteroeeun Submu
I nne Engineering Company tins been In
I . urporated at Albank witii $125,000 i per
cent professed stock, nil paid in, and
lu.oiio snares of common, no par value, i
Tile eiimpanl's purpose 1h lo raise ship- I
| from the ocean bed or salvage llieir
contents, ll will begin work on ships
! sunk along the Atlantic seaboard. If
I successful, it will endeavor lo iloul or
l salvage the contents ol some $300,000,000
worth of merchantmen sunk by Ger
man submarines. The president of the
! company is Rear Admiral Colby Mitchell
1 Chester, U. S. N., retired. The princl
| pal financial backers are George E.
Baker, A. Rockefeller and U. M. P.
Murphy, vice president of the Guarantee
Trust Company.
CAMPAIGN COS'tS
ARE LIMITED NOW
WASH I.NGTON—Owing to the corrupt
practices that have aeen reported to the
senate, it is announced that a law
would be passed shortly which would
limit the amount of money a man or a
party working for a man's election
might spend in a certain district. It is
hoped that this will do away, to a
great extent, with the corruption In the
politics of the country, which, although
n is fast diminishing, is still very no
ticeable.
tl is understood that a hill to that ef
fect will be introduced within a short
time by some of the democratic sena
tors.
WEATHER REPORT.
Nome, Alaska. July 2.
Temperature, Max.. 54; min., 4ti.
Barometer, 29.80.
Weather, cloudy.
Wind—S. K., 8 miles per hour.
Precipitation, .52.
SHOE REPAIRING
Have your shoes repaired NOW. Lea
ther and supplies have advanced out
side sky high and are hard to procure
at any price. We are well supplied with
materials and will no! advance prices
until we are compelled to. Our work is
the very best that can be done.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
'(’ha Family Paper is tha Nome
Dally Nugget.
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>ont Spend Any More Money
For repairs, on that lAf A TA1A
old worn out |
When you can buy a new Waltham, Elgin or Hamilton Watch
at less than factory cost, in ladies or Men's sizes.
See our window display
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RD established
■ 0. aHuUMIiA — ’°°°
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS-STORE CLOSES JULY I5TH.
Store building and fixtures for sale.
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Just Received a new line of latest
LADIES MIDDIES
| In all sizes
Wool, (jaiatea and Crepe
Stb WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
PROGRAM FOR
FOURTH OF JULY
Arrangements are practically concluded
lor the celebration of Independence day
ml the final details v ill be completed
by night. The parade will start from
.he <;• Men Gate at t 'even a. in. sharp
* .il* 11 « various part ic*. ants In the f«*l
* rdcr:
M *r : al of the d; y with aides.
Nome Brass Band.
Military detachment from Fort Davis.
Children's Float.
Automobile parade.
Children with dog teams, ole.
Kskimo hunters In native costumes, etc.
Decorated floats, wagons, etc.
lion. J. R. Tucker, Mayor Blake and
t’nited States Commissioner James Fraw
iey will review the parade from the hand
stand at Barracks square.
Selection. Nome Brass Band.
Immediately following the disbanding
«»f the parade at Barracks square, Mr.
W. C. McGuire will read the Declaration
of independence.
Selection by hand.
Recitation of “This is the ting for me"
and singing of “America" by school chil
dren. under the direction of Mrs. S. H.
Burgh anu Mrs. Vanderworker.
Selection by Band.
Immediately following the small chil
dren's athletic contests will be held as
follows, under the direction of Mrs. Riley
and Mrs. Runyon:
15 yard dash, open to children under
four years.
15 yard dash, open to children 5 and
years of age.
15 yard dash, open to children 7 years
of age.
Peanut race, girls seven years and
under.
Potato race, boys and girls seven
years and under.
Kgg race, boys and girls seven years
and under.
Music by hand.
Intermission for lunch.
The afternoon sports will commence at
-:15 under the direction of Messrs. Geo.
K. Kflroy and Ralph homcn, events to l».
announced from the grand stand. Fol
lowing will take place the Eskimo spur s
under the direction of Mr. Walter Shields
as follows:
Wrestling match- The chantptaftfs' of
King island. Diomede island. Si. Lawrence
island and the mainland will facet in
two bouts under Eskimos rules and Es
kimo judges.
Double kicking—Between the four
i hampiona of the islands and the main
land. They will try to break tlie* record.
Walrus skin tossing Several experts
will jump from a walrus skin stretched
by a lot of men. This lias seldom been
seen in Nome.
Hooking seal contest—The best men
will throw tin* seal book at a float. This
lias never been seen in Nome.
Seal hunt exhibit—In Barracks squar*
'I be natives will show their ancient meth
od of killing seal before they used lin
kin'fe.
Oumiak race Unless the King island
people arrive there will only he two
oomiaks available.
Kyak race.
Running race—For little girls.
Running race—For little boys.
Running race—100 yards for men.
During tile day a number of ladies will
conduct a children’s shooting gallery on
Barracks square, the proceeds of which
will be devoted to lhe purchase of a
children’s library for the coming winter.
'I be committee requests ah school chil
dren to he at the Holden Gate hotel not
later than 10:.‘Jo a. in. in order to be
appointed to their proper places in the
parade.
GOOD MUSIC, GOOD DANCERS.
FOURTH OF JULY DANCE
EAGLE HALL.
vVE PRINT EVERYTHING—NUGGET
Chickens, 50c per pound; eggs 75c per
dozen. George Prosser, phone Black 5.
For Good Things to Eat
SEE US
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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I THE NONPAREIL j
1 CLOSING OUT SALE \
j NOW GOING ON i
| THE BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS j
g Still continues. New goods have been j?
| received by the last boats and are now j!j
ON SALE
I AT SACRIFICE PRICES
§ new dresses new Waists New Coats jjj
| $20.00 $ 2.00 $12.00 i
|| and up and up and up |
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