DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS? |
THEN USE HOLLYHURST
Remembee we receive a fresh shipment of |
these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their |
freshness. f
1 D. E, CROWLEY GROG. CO. ||
NEWS NOTES
T!,t nal \i ■ choonn Vg. lotte ts
Ux-idtitg sev<i.a tons of supplies for]
Chuuk toda> and w ill proKshlv get .
an \ sometime this evening
flu s it-. Win lefi heewulik tor
Noun- last .Maun* according to re
po < ! ■ t.-dai The Vrctic
w .s i> poM. .1 as not having returned
t. i . l\ Ot $» hln
,1. Kiwi came up from Solomon
s’ ■an: i ft. one o'clock bringing
:w. - passengers among which were
lire! i i . ..ham, Joe Silk. Okies. hTo
u Vnd\ IS terson. IVte l-at sen and
\i iv aw isou together with a number
if r. iwnl commission crew who
ha i v concluded the a labors in the]
Solomon section
siimmIh'I w vathei at St Michael
i s permitted the Victoria to resume
. loading operations but no definite ad
i-cos as to th. time of leaving that
,m beers wveiiwi ltxta> ludl
, . . i-s however, point to a possihtll
\ . V . sk hr.er rnav get aw v\
fm s« . la tomorrow night
Tbi It. .« a ttnel> dratnatited
- H K VV elvuer-s famous
s-.cm t •• c Karhara Tennant, in
ib, roll w ’t he the attraction at
• . .. •. . re show Suodaj
• g* !Sii-!v.: Tennant as a twin s;s
h footed dancer,
i'll'. fiv -see. must ts- seen
Pi a . ,!M-pll mteivst -
s s:o>v ad \c and adventure, on a
N
- *. w .f . lYtaWhls
v -s steamship Company
> s \ od n '.he roadstead from
•s V . • ' o morning w-.th. a evua
S
I Vs i - . - comer remained corty a
s' s foil onxvexl.ng to the
steamer Juneau .\f the
- b to 'f ar Seat
' V w -s v , go of coal
• *• The Cordova which «
\ 1 ■ • - S'l't th. h'th also
i :'res coa*.
\ s. g ivivned w se from
T 1\ . JeCtt»vratK- national
i . i, Velde* w herein the
.x . g- muaates that the
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"Rainier
Dale Seer
Cobb Hireling h.UI m V aides Pliui's
>lay night was a most decided frost,
ItniHihiU' says that there was no en
niMasm and only about fifty* people
wen' in attendance.
t'li»' telegram also quotes a message
iweetved by IVnohue from l'ivsident
Wilson dated Septembei 15 wherein
the lattci delivers i mild endorsement
of ih. .audtdacy of Senator i'harlos
Swiser in the following words;
In reply lo youi telegram of revent
date would say that 1 very earnestly
favoi the ehvtion of Charles A. Sui
ter as delegate to eongres from Al
aska."
x.Kras! WAHMYROW WILSON
Charles lived yesterday i oiled off
one of tr.s interesting thermit welding
stunts on the tumbler of he Mid*
da ugh dredge and that particular por
tion of the big Hot son creek gold dig
ger will soon Is- in a lit an ! proper
sl ' sen So fa i - cm n be
tv learnv I. Ilvoi is the curly in ha-A*
:n the territory who employs this
interesting process in the repair of
fractured machine parts Yesterday's
operation was watched b\ quite a
number of people who hart received
the tip that something was to come
off and they were well rewarded for
the : interest by the remarkable pyro
tconical display occurring when the >
thermit was ignited.
Ttw v-isk.. hooter, the interesting
l.tth KS'kUl of th. Ihxxneers of VI
aska is a iwent pixel notion \\i the
\ ksx •. • .«.«jv.i tnwnt. The publica
t«xxr. is a jrrvot improxvnent on the
■ .ns And s replete with 11
tervst:n$ t'.fVxrtv.alien oxaxvmi| the
vxrxUr Vise presents a number ixf c\
celientlx xxi.tten sutiehs xxn topic's of '
k - N - . . -
- r.:nel> arr. .guinea; of the meth
od xxx > ,xr r jc fx\r the vlasAa insane
S I not ,-v.ix th; »Tilm> l-ut
•st tot ion -self is far front
- > -x\xsor.At''x proper place for
she v.-.re of l Hx IMMf—forwimieBt
>tat5i1u-.j a poem,
x s Alaska, be J \V. i'cley, anf
' ' X _ N
IVir.tSx. t\sHir.g are sao&f the
■ ■ -t 4 • • x cvxnlril utKxns. The
s i x-cxrt.v.r.s a CNxmplete t.st
tlv - t rtv r*}- p «\f the Ihxxoeers I
•• «*••' • V >sk
TN hr. Eg of A twenty dxxllar gold
v v* by a l-each miner engaged .r.
w. s -g . s..-f washer ts the rear of
rkx..-v . • T-- ,tf yesterday has deeeXyp
<•.*- that suite* has picked up <u;te
a •-tv.be- of fxv and tec dollar j-oii
tvevexs ,» t h same avaity dur.Eg
■evert weeks In addition ac Ktkk.rr.p
wveaar. is retuXy re-sorted to have
•sc be * t a twer.ty Is far: it is
•e perred that severs: natives
t. •; xp - l asanem of searching
’A the Nxxcl fee cxp.es and fre
t«*tb kaee rfee-r ;xkt<ea.e and dih
p we re w-a rased t< ft&ds of frxoca ifte
cents up to gold pieces of substantial
si 10,
Vpropoa of the same, it Is recalled
that the Ernst brothers have a varied
collection of coins dug from the Fort
Paris road by the Ernst-Alaska dredge
during the period of operation east of
(lie milk ranch.
At one time the dredge was so pro- j
lltic in this respect that the brothers j
set up the claim that they had the
most remarkable dredge in the world
as it produced not only raw metal I
but minted coin.
CONGRESS SURVIVORS
REACH SEATTLE
Pacific Naves Service.
SEATTLE. Sept. 16.—The survivors 1
of the ill-fated Pacific Coast liner'
Congress arrived hero this morning
on a special train.
The passengers assert that their es- 1
rape from the burning vessel without !
the loss of a single life may be eon- !
slderod providential in the extreme,
and all are loud in their praise of the
ship's officers and crow who they
declare played the part of heroes
throughout the period following the
.hsoovet v of the fire raging in the hold
Xcoording to all accounts the lug
Itnoi is an almost complete loss, onh
the hull remaining of the once magni- j
tlcent steamship.
TUGS TOWING CON
GRESS TO SEATTLE•
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Pacikc N«»s Service.
M ARSHP1R1.P, Ore . Sept. 16.—Ac
cording to the experts of the Pacific
Coast sit.unship line who have com
pleted an examination of the remain;
: the Congress, there is a reason-. -
Iprospect that the big steamship
may still he saved. They state that
although the interior of the hull is
completely gutted, the vessel can prob- j
My he rebuilt as the intense heat had
little appreciable effect on the hga\ v
iron hull. Acting upon the report of
th< construction enginers. the ofllci -
of the company have orvtered the iv
niains towed to Seattle.
Congress on Way to eSattle.
M Xl'tSHFIRLD. Ore.. Sept. 16.—S
going tugs were attached to the burn
ed hul of the congress this aft erne
ar 1 the hulk of the burned steamer ~
now en route to Seattle where, ac
cording to company representatives
tin ship will be placed in dry dock ar!
if found practicable, will be repaired
and restored to commission.
\ oto tK« Republican Ticket Straight.
—Adv.
INTERESTING HEMS
Waller R Scheffer, a former resi
ilent -v Fairbanks, was recently kill
ed b\ falling 175 feet over a ellft in
the Olympic mountains.
Frank Powers, the shingle maker,
at Peters Creek, near Anchorage, had
the hard luck to have hi- power dam
washed o it a short time i-a>.
Felix Sui, or Clack Fox John, an
Indian, recently committed suicide at
Rampart house by shooting himself
twice through the head with a rifle.
Work of -e mode I lug the Masonic
t< tuple at kaM hanks is now under way.
The lodge ex, ■ cts to spend about $5.
ooo m ' i improvements.
Christ Christerferson, a young man
years of age, lost his life a few
days ago at Sutler by falling down an
old shaft in the Jumbo mine.
Tests of the soil about Seldovin have
demonstrated that it is well adopted
to agriculture and a number of home
stead entries have been there.
A movement is on foot to form a
business man’s club at Anchorage. Th<?
club will be a strictly social one, in
which polities and religion will be
liar red.
The telephone line between Anchor
age and Seward went down recently
at a point near the Indian river sum
mit, forest files burning down the
poles.
—
Mi and Mr- I: W. Kurle. of Hew I
York, a newly nodded pair, arrived
in Juneau recently on their honey- ]
moon which they expect to spend in
the north hunting.
Fifteen men, in the employ, of the
vlaska road commission under Suid.
Jack Hayes, are engaged in building
the wagon road from Skagyvay to the
boundary.
Haehael O. Ferguson, one of the
potmlar nurses at the St. Ann hospi
tal at Juneau, and Puane M. Kline,
of Thane, were marricd recently at
Juneau.
Eastern capitalists arc testing the
\Y. W. Woodward placer claims on the
Kiichatna river, a tributary of the
Vent no, with drills, preparatory to
putting on a dredge.
BASE BAIL DOPE
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The following is the standing of the
major league teams up to September
Hi, as received by the signal corps
staff.
National
Brooklyn. 77 01
Philadelphia.75 52
Boston .71 51
New Yoi k (S 62 1
Pittsburg . . . .G1 G9 |
Chicago .G1 73
St. bottis .59 7<S j
Cincinnati .»...52 82
American -
Boston .« .75 53 |
Detroit .77 58 |
Chicago.76 31 1
New York .71 Gt
St. I,oitis..70 65
Cleveland. 6$ . .GO i
\\ .shinglon 67 Gi
I ‘hiladelphia......30 104/
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WEATHER REPOR*.
September 13, 1916. j
Temperature—Max.. 52; min. 40.
Barometer 29.556 inches.
Weather—Cloudy.
Wind—SE.
Precipitation -.02 inch.
YUKON MARINE.
September 16, 1916.
Alaska down Rampart 8 a. m.
i.viie-hlc} up Kokreincs, 7 a. in.
luvis up Kotlik, 12th.
Dawson at Glb.bon.
.1 uli.• II. tip Hot Springs 6 p. m. 15th.
Ralience up Chena 11 p. m., 15th.
Sarah at Kotlik.
Sehwatka up Birches- 6 a. in.
Seattle No. 3 up Louden noon 15th.
Sibilla at Gibbon.
Tunaliu at N’enuna down bound.
Susie up Kotlik )3tli.
Washburn left Hoh Cross connect
with Susie 8 p. m.
Canadian at Whitehorse.
Selkirk up Carmacks 8 p. m. 15th.
Whitehorse up Stewart 7 a. m.
i a sea down Stewart 8a. m.
Yukon at Dawson.
Ausuttin up Stewart.
\ niello at Whitehorse.
FKDKRATKD CHURCH.
At the Congregational church Sunday
the following services will be held Rev.
John Parson*, pastor. *
1] i in Riblc si hnpl and Children's
siTvii . . It. I!. Julian, superintendent,
p ii Christian Kudeavor.
s p in. Worship and sermon by Dr.
John Parsons. Subject, “Faith in
God."
Special music will he given hy the
i-hoir*
Tin putilie is Invited to all the scr
vii i s iif the church.
lectio:: :ards PRINTED
AT NUGGET OFFICE.
I Dream Theater |
f Sunday Night r
j CHAPLIN |
in his best
Corned v
ANIGHT
at the
SHOW
2 Parts
Late Pathe
News
4
Society
Drama
BRIQUtTTS versus COMFORT
Why fret and worry over the shortage of coal or the burning of
Briquets to keep you warm, anc* c'mfortable during these cold froety
nights now with us. and which ds the chill clear to the bones un
less rightfully protected, when the warmest Fluffy Down Quilts and
Blankets wnich we are now offering, will assure you of all the comforts
and warmth mankind could wish or seek, and at prices, well look them
over and be agreeably surprised. Then as another suggestion to com
fort and relief of those suffering from Rheumatism, you will be more
than pleased, if you will res* those painful joints and muscles on one
of our quality mattresses placed on the top of our springy springs.
Let us have that one third of our life spent in bed. spent in solid I
comfort.
G. P. GOGGIN -9",r'
OCCIDENT FLOUR
- > s^Cfv ot Occident Flour a-d make as many bakings as you j
' e not satsfled t t t s better than any other flour I
ct -n the unus '’our and get
YOUR MONEY BACK.
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street_Phone Main 86_
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Just received on S. 5. Umatilla
a new line of
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