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City Official Paper
NOME ALAbKA JANUAP/ 915
The PIONEEPb AND PPOGPEbb
Alaska ha* j, ♦ v* i r« m hed ia?y.*»<
'he State of |#iofi4-t-f * ounir■> hOf w il
ii for some * > ei to t-4tine Thom
•aho at* ii <% iii iin country ■••• >«
doing the loom . f work which is layinj
th* foundation foi the future <jujnj
ti,« things w Jmh • j«- piejifiimar> t*
• iif- future growth ir.*s «ie\<-k»niiM n» «»
; gf< *i • eon <l'. wiij< ! • i d*- i .
lent resour*-* -- i« o *ii mg tie * leiii#n
'*f tiim and tlx hard kfjo* ks «>f pionc* ,
Iif* for their d* 4lopim-nf 'J hr* * ‘ un
tf* must i> > y through this atage am
is i fi* only i • "I } . who h . ay i . jntry
howevei i-/ e-pern ns and 4*fj|/ulent it h >.
in fim4 t>e* 4-iri** has * 4 I *!*•*, i !*i|*e*j iiit
prospered.
A pioneer iif* j * m-< * ssaniy a hurt
on* involving’m my ;-a» nfj* e- md man]
hardships »nd disappointments n ii
*'ii f*j4 i t J ** ,! ha nd* omen! of man]
things l/« lofjgiiig in higher d*-\*-jopn
* omnauriitj* s which y ih* pri* ** of }*«
4 Ottlintf . |iiohee|
lint even jit this there at* compel)
a&uu&f which Rut) puftfcibiy o v el - Ur ;
:»> * *- ' be Wi»* rit*‘ mad* Tburr is,
-: w ae.efun* aue -roadei .u^' **f the
'td* H je * th* <;> in# »f * •.* * . * :
<i; i«*r for an iriduwtrte and * • ah !
immunity whirr ra# »<»meitin£ it
*pir:rj^ u :• and which j?ri\** stability;
fid «a*:jQJtj * !**• '*ininun:'y whjf
. us <* *>C up.'i the foundat tot.
- - J i-1 it/Ltrf t it tidt 1 i»4. f -
- *>'r -* • - -d many p- .• neer* tha* *he.
■u e Uian> 4 t<%*t the fed r*
v aj Gt f -*r v they u«so enc **!♦-<. o' j
as ti»e cawe rrtay ’.** i a blind
Hr**# of w'hat ’be.*- w<*ey i* leacin* i*
•r .* r .*♦»♦-» word* the> have been
II* r «.*»*-* rJmded b> pnwoflt <•«.•?.- ,
IQ:* ion* and d«, tool fume tb* results !
wiuci in jr neconaarU) follow tb*
i bors j4 the pioneer It. brie? they ax~
Va without laeals ^nd vet mer*
ideai* taken nakedly and abstractly.
Sar* the * heape#* thinjCF if nfe They
' enlfcfjg*- uur rorri*oc and our perspe* -
1 ‘iv* a id <*r> a ffwtftf »f multiply ln#r
♦ . ^a * to bring m«r new ones int*
* *ew * if court* ideais must be backed
I *. * ?j* M»*r?i**f i*i uft «f rnano in **r a*
jtr in van* *,.** • ->.n‘-“fnitar* !>et the
pH$8ifQU>i na \ what h*- will the thing
tf dee-p**-’ of a? i-ny hit* 'd compani
* *. wtirT.iflcanf *• ii lif* doe*.
' *ff * •.**■ ■'k character »f progr-e** <*r
' *' ! T I' * ? > •?. • *f ***Hlit* V • » T he
:•■',. r3'rt «-!*> v hi* i • continue* from
>u* nj**menf t'- another to present
Tf f*<-ofrmn* deal novelty is th* task
'hi. • pev'-hol* *#*;»*► cal! ifi tell Seer <’•*' and
no* every one's ce n ’*!
*'hH novelties at* idea’
The ouentioii at thi* time v.'h u*
-S' 'll* H**r.-* Of the »<JeJ‘ WJtt us dead Ol
•• *ph*ec t,\ .if J»e»fjfc? b*o*»d d'-wr t«
••.* »rr >ss*-r thinus *# life Are we ir,
apanie of jtulninjr Tbe realty **f 'hinir>
v i’l *he idais: ‘ A.r* w* as rd neers
*e >in ’ If hardeiied our idea :s l»»w /T
w, .wee up ir *be real?' of
• oriditions' If n<*T fhe pjonee* of
■!i> fiij n -rthern ’oyntn shouid hrinp
*? th* grosser fhinife *f our sur
r f.dthsis xomKhinr t^.*tdes s*"jr
fies-s whi< Y a* this ^1me be
>.r. element if r‘ur nature* 'Mkinr pef
* > •** from the ^vurdo ifrh ip/»r; whirl
us oa ■* e a* lonjf fed
ALASKA
From *^ur Kxvhang ©•.»
I AJKHANKH Mi* Minnie D
Thomas who left here for the outside
• h summer died ircently in Tacoma,
i W diington u.c eordiroc to information
; re* el . ed ill this c ity iXrath WHS due to
he.»ri trouble and pneumonia
SKATTM-J 'l l*#- Sunday times says;
With eighteen Siberian wolves, inelud
Inp i lie famous wolfdog Koltna, Johnny
Johnsof an interpid mail carrier of the
I Bering ,i division and four times win
ner f the Kieul A11 Alaska sweep
.tiakesdog race the* derbv of the* North
■ i l ived in Seattle* on the steamship
Vhtoriu rec ently Johnson will stable
l hie fiimaU for a few weeks in Seattle
, and will then drive to San Francisco
where* tin canines will be* used for ex
hibition purpose** and joy-riding \ isi
I t‘ i> i Mind U e* fair grounds,
•J 11 Van Zandth, whose mysterious
disappearanc«* in Portland caused tli<
wres" of - Vi person* a: up* tune *u
1'on* \nir* -i-nuwflBioaer t Cirni*
AAika and ha* a brother li burtres
ir KeichiKar
t ar. Zandth ft**r n* move, fro?:
Alaska. ;■ »Tttted it ■•* m*1«cn. at
purchased * fare, ir th* Witenuneti*
valley
li Port.end ,**• Tbar**da> '> ■
Zit.au. ■* *: .a ’K e — >w~d ' 3v
y hi* Jam; that r-Kht ■• is
ai»C Mr and Mr* V w
-■'.or* >f r-■ ’inn t. i, ,.,s» fnrn*e
pat"! \ for is it i. the Mi v . k—*
load li'ius. Vhi Z..ndtl. imt 1 -eel
seer mil, * <»>•<■ >rding ■ the Dev r s;.—
.a ' ei-en > C here
Haul ftomonuff onuBectod with ih*
faniou* Russian* of that name »h
ruled In Alaska -arly dav* sne
w hose mother »«* si Eskim *
Junesv looking for w .rk
He we * born at Ft Mif tiael He
was educated ir t he Carlisle Penn
schools and has traveled about i bit
bavin* «i<err .ne ve&r h Manila and j
came to Juneau about a month ego ■
•"! wan' rniv kind «f work 1 car Ref";
\ i
he stated leslerdhv
His address i« SO Lover Front
sireet Maska EMapateh
-i TTI.E E tv Orlflin of Fa ir -1
banks and Ja» s frit e of Iditarod an -1
. leiting In the < it\ and being inter-1
'■Jewed tef .rdiiig the gold output 'his|
year stated tt at Fairbanks dictro •
would co>dij■ e 12 tiinoph Iditarod ^
fj isid f.mi and Ruhv IkOp.nnn
FEATTLE Continued efforts c
the par* of the poli< < of this citv to
.cate la k Healt* formerly f Fair
banks who disappeared recently have
failed ar.d it Is beginning to loot as
I though he ha* slipped awa» to “oitc- ,
distant Iran of the country V letter
re<etved from him afier he disappear
ed stated that he feared he was going
insane and that he had determined to
keep away until he recovered ir rder
that his children vould not witness
his condition.
f'onrad Miller who has returned
from Katalia states that drilling
m progress at camp 7 of the Alaska
i Coal Oil Company, with good Indira
! tions of oil appearing in the drillings
The depth f the well is kept a secret
by the company's rev entatlves
7'hie veil is eight miles frvn th
Amalgamated company's tnlhe p .
■liners, Mr Miller -aid.
iir c. T Oaggett has undertaken a.
gratuitloua course in series of lectures
to the children of the two schools on
the <uri: of the teeth and the proven-:1
tion of decay He intends to impress
on the children tie wisdom of pt..-j
vent ion t ■ t h«i than ■ ■■• s. u ,,o
Outew ay
H II UAutreniont. i lawyer nr
rived in Hi-ward recently to look around
for a tine lb- says that te- lias re
ceived several ti-qucst* ta take out a
retailed aeount of tilings h#re. in- says
this is an illustration of the deeji inb-i -
est of people outside in things M l n
at present
In the last mail from the Coast, let
ters were received stating that Walter
Johnson, formerly of Fairbanks, was
In the hospital at Juneau, suffering
from paralysis. All one side of the
patient’s body was parall/.ed. and Hie
former Fairbanks business man was
said to be in a critical coridltnon.
CORDOVA. Angelo Yelisalis, who
was shot near Cordova by Tony
pr.ftuf- woj- a *ouUJtH'ua4 passeniror
■ rn AittjDfut fcr I*'.;j«rUiK where he
V ill t*C ffel’f'd JE *- bcvpfta ■* *’
■ **«&s raer i
V* ,±»k > v. takei ' Vaider. ’ u
ppr.->C W mwr- ...cajR^t Pa c.F
n ja
A broth**' f the injur+Kl man
*-*f r*oud :F cam* north or th*
ni.-UlfCi itSiC il* Ti' W i '." IT . .w hack
I>t*Ug.a5 Wbcff ht V• *tr pi • ‘Hi II
hr • **VU. ] •’ IF primJl-.-e- m;jr ife a
ur~ *i.r *. -.;j> fig partia.
*ar ami. :r **Xtre*0«- v if
\ rf-r- <*r fT' i**f llv 1 * be able
,t* walk.
\*o * Pioneer Womrn * *f Alaska
ns**tut#-d recentlv at Nome and an
iciliated branch of the order of Alae
■fi pi*»r.****rs ha* issued a neat little
naraxin* dealing with women's clubs .
n Alaska and tbefr work, especially in <
he Nome section —-Cordova T‘meF
: Kg | report * • - »
r-n. Beattie on the last rr.aii states ,
hat Mr \1 Thompson the former 't
' ear perat< .tuu MUa J 1 11
^unO formeri> proprietres* of the ■
ikdde* <»ate ho** were mar Jed in the
■Hat- • ?• * utlv The exact date* of the
n.irri ig* is n*»t known, as the news
^ ;s .-onveyeii «*n a postal **ard and
jimpb wt ted the fact that the couple
were married and were living in gent
ile
Don’t fa*' to aee Hazel Garce'on, at
he Prince dancing the tango with
Cinderella EAGLE HALL JAN. 30th
Eagle's Annua1 BaM. Feb. 6.
Can Helen Lomen fight and sing at
the same time
Begin the New Year r.ght by sub*
scribing for the Nome Daily Nugget
; TARIFF DID IT
S Imported Goods. Domestic Prices < k
I [ ■ f !l
<’ 1 X I. pocket kn es fr**rn
i • S<. he flit* id, England
*> Fresh stock Peters ammunition
\ Also something new in 22 rifles %
l DARLING S DEAN
f C3MPJNY ;!
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For Choice Beef, Mutton, Pork, i
> Veal, Reindeer »r,d Poultry, ai»o i
I Black Cod Halibu’ and Salmon ]>
| goto the '»
! INDEPENDENT |
j MEAT MARKET jj
W. H WEBB Prop. \\
r Telephone Mam 1b. %
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Established June IWO
Alaska Banking m
Sale Deposit (ompdny
Paid-lip Capital $125,000
A Gtntra! Banking Builnin 1 ram
•CUd,
Miners & Merclidnts
Bank of Aldskd
NOME. ALASKA
Capital - - $100,000
(iold I >usl IdircliMscd
and Assayed
Everybody Likes Cheese
i
We are this week offering on sale,
Our last shipment of imported German Cheese,
the following vatieties:
RDRLWHISS UMBURORR per can ^^
1:01:1.WRISS CAMRfIBHRT per can M
SS Cam her l
i i OR | per can H II II
fcOhl.WRISS BRII: per can jO
Note it may l»e years before we can get anymore, after this you may as
well expect either none or a large raise in price sj
Special Price in Large Quantities j
Ipolets Stores I
VVHOl.KSA I .K AND mOTAU, UKOCHRH. M MA
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w. J. ROWE j
TRANSFER AND FREIGHTING
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• healer in all kinds of Lumber )
hay and Grain
4
l Horses For Sale ;
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MINERS ATTENTION J
SAVE A DOLLAR
FINE SEASONED LUMBER FOR SALE SIDING. FLOORING
AND DIMENTION TIMBERS. PER M. S36.0C ♦
► EXTRA HEAVY STEAM PIPE ONE INCH. PER FOOT 61 ^
; Mutton I Sets, per lb. *
i Pacific told Storage Co.;
. 4- 4 *1 4 4* 4 A ♦ * +• < * 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ 4*4 4 - 4
f WANTED—ORDERS OF FREIGHT
I The Maine Northwestern Development Co., owner* of the tie*
1 till um rolling *to k form own -U by the Howard Poninsular Rail
way Co wouid be p eased t( merit proposals from prospeetir* ship
pe f freight for tin* >f ! *• 1 "• lot points from Nome to lrwtt er**l
■ pr ■; -a-- or* desire.: b '!*r that tie Company may deter
-.ii- w e volume .mu ; ■' ><-> varrant placing the Company*
' pr- petty in p-- ion to pr. p 1 ly t t. j.jrt freight and paeeenger* be
tween tii* points named
ppei - me requested u st:- u 1 et her tlijty wid enter into a binder«
eon tract to ship the freight fr * - r ■ .j j are also urged to tender a prior
1 bat may encourage ’he (' n ■ make the necessary *rp*d1tnr*“
for betterments
All communications ... 1* ad-Jiessed to the Maine Net th wee ten
I Development Co.. Ci9 ■ turn.in l uildii g. Seattle, and mailed tn react
•Seattle not later than April 1, 1915
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| GOLGEN GATE HOTEL
; STEAM Mb.AlbD AND ELECTRIC ilGhTED ]\
| .Tost Commodious Motel in Alaska !•
j ROOMS SI5 PER MONTH AND DP :
Dining Room in Connection ;!
\ JAS A. SWAkTZEL, Prop ;j
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i Board of Trade 1
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A Resort for Gentlemen i
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Dfie Largest Bittiard and Pool Room in tffaefta t
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|j KUSS DOWNING, I KOI 1
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; WATER WATER WATER;
f ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER OUR 4
> WINTER RATES WILL BEGIN. *f
16 BUCKETS FOR $1.00 OR 50c PER BARREL.
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