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PARIS OF CHIHUAHUA
Pacific New* Service.
EL. PASO, Dec. 7.—Reports state
that \ illistas are extremely active!
both in the northern and southern
parts of Chihuahua. Daring raids
have been made in various sections.
Villistas this morning held up a
train on the Juarez-Chihuahua rail
ro; d and obtained three thousand dol
lars from the passengers and a sup
ply of wood for their use in prepar
ing meals.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. -Official re
ports received through Villa deserters
show that Villa himself was not pres
ent at the battl.s around Chihuahua
city.
His whereabouts was not disclosed
and it is doubted whether his men
have any knowledge of the leaders
movements.
EL PASO, Dec. 7.- It has now bee:
definitely 1 arne.l that Harold Gray,
an Am rican, teas killed by Villistas
at Parrol on November 6.
Have the Nugget sent to your ottt
s.iIp address this winter.
GERMAN NOTE ABOUT
ARABIA UNSATISFACTORY
TO PRESIDENT WILSON
Internet onal News Service.
WASHINGON, Dec. 7—The state
department has made public the con
tends of a note from Berlin which
Sta.es that the steamship Arabia was
an auxiliary war ship because it was
carrying troops.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7—President
Wilson, it is announced, is not satsi
fled with the German note concerning
the status of the Arabia. The state
department has positive information
which shows that Germany is either
ignorant of the facts or is pre.ending
ignorance as a subterfuge to escape
acknowledgm nt that the commander
of the submarine again broke Ger
many's pledges relative to the sinking
unarm _d merchant ships.
Positive knowledge is had by the
department lhat the Arabia was not u
transport ship and was not out of her
regular course as alleged. She was a
pusscnge liner with women and child
ren aboard.
President Wilson is personally going
over the G rmun note preparatory to
sending an answer.
Subscribe for the Nome Nugget
$ 2.00 per month.
AT THE DREAM.
The bill which was advertised for
the Dream last night and which was
not given owing to lack of heating
fuc.hides w.ll be given tonight with
out fail. “The Diamond from the
Sky” will be continued and in addi
tion there will be shown a roaring
farce entitled "The Insurance Night
mare" and a late October issue of the
Pathe weekly. Tomorrow night there
will be another big program.
Have the Nugget sent to your out
side address this winter.
I bought a stunning costume tor ths
Eagle M„squerade. it was guarantees
by Jakey to n£ver r.p nor fade. H.
gave his sweetest smile and thoug
I never paid, Jakey bought a ticks,
with the profit never made.
Mis® Johnson and" Prof. Peterson
will furnish music at the Board tc
1 i redo Cste on Sunday from 5:30 to
'7:30 p. m.
Let the Nugget do your letter writ
ing bj sending the Weekly Nugget to
' your friends on the outside—SUr mo.
CANNED FRUIT SPECIAL
We are going to clo3e out the following brands of Jobbing can
ned fruits, at such prices as will interest you.
RELIANCE of S. & W. AP RIOTS at .$5.50 per case
RELIANCE PEACHES at .$5.25 per case
S. & W. PEACHES at .$5.50 per ruse
RELIANCE or S. & W. PEARS at .$B.OO per case
We have other brands as low as.$4.00 per case
In the future we will handle only HUNTS SUPREME HAND
PEELED FRUITS, packed by the grower aid sold direct to the
merchant. There la no Jobbers profits on Hunts goods.
G. P. GOGGIN TB ..t |
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
THE FOX & 7 HE PIG
Seventh Episode
Complete in two Parts
THE INSURANCE
NIGH I MARE
Oct. Issue
PATHE WEEKLY
Film News of the world
Adm. 25c
NEWS NOTES 1
Shaftner and Glassner are seuding
•hrce men up lo Cripple ereok to
iook for tho pay streak.
Jack Orhem who has been In town
.nree or four days returned to Dex- '
er creek this morning.
The dDplay of the prizes for the
Cagle masked ball in the Nonpareil
window is very nicely arranged.
Frawley and Company have.order
ed lumber to be used in timbering
-heir short on the Diamond L.
Fred Mcbes has had a load of coal
..ud supplies sent to Furscll s claim
-a the submarine.
Chris Cahill has taken a small out
10 Bull creek near Sunset where
ae will uo assessment work.
Albert Matson and Company have
aken coal and an outlit to the Em
ma pluim near Otter creek where
.hey will do extensive prospecting.
Considerable work is in progress on
-jkuge creek. Two more loans \a
.umber, coal and supplies were taken
out this morning.
Bert Kellogg and Bill Sheridan
were trying lo get away tor tho
Kougarok today by dog team and
xpected to make Dexter roadhouse
..onight.
W. J. Howe has had a grader at
-rk leva lling up the street beyond
.he milk ranch, lie ha3 also had a
scraper team cleaning snow off the
ack streets.
ormer Chief of Police Larson wil i
start tomorrow tor Taylor creek tak
with him Mrs. Larson who is the
sister of Mrs. lie.ding. Thera is
aigent need lor ill's. Larson at the
aide of her sis.er Just now as Mrs.
. reeding is in a highly nervous s.ate
JW.ng to the probable death of her
u-bund some where on the trackless
wastes of snow. Larson expec.s to
-ravel with two dog teams and hopes
.0 make a quick trip as the need is
argent.
The Eagle masked ball on Satur
day night will be conducted strictly
an high class lines in every respect
as would naturally be expected of
-ny function given under the aus
pices of this organization. No limit
• ill be made to legitimate hilarity
but, it is Utmost UU..eoesaaiy to s,.u.to,
ao overstepping the bounds of proprie
ty will be allowed such us some
- ones occurs when masques hide me
personality of the dancers. Every
one seems to be getting ready for the
•all and a great time is assured.
Billy Marx has written to u friend
■n town that he arrived at Teller all
right with Fred Larson, the mail
carrier. Larson uses four deer for
transportation purposes and they
were new to Marx who has hitherto
been a dog enthusiast. He 3ays that
deer are the proper animals for travel
in this country as they ‘feed them
selves, go fast, and don’t suffer front
the cold wind. He declares that
prospectors ought to use them in go
ing to remote regions. Four deer
would easily haul a half a ton of
grub and stuff, and all of It would
be lor the men a3 the animals could
shift for themselves. Billy is going
to learn the business and he is start
Cheer Up j
Every Cloud has a Sliver Lining,
N ou may not see it- But you should
see the fine display of
i '
SILVERWARE :
AT I
Don’t wait until it’s to late, but make
up your mind that the fine Chest of Silver- (
ware is y ours. Price reduced $2.00 each day
until Xmas.—Investigate. j
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ing in right with a full hoad of en
thusiasm.
FiTEDING’S
TRAIL NOW i
FOLLOWED
At the hour of going to press the
body of Conrad. 1‘reeding had nut
been found. The Nugget talk d wit.
joe Hales at Taylor over the phone
and learned that Frecding's trail hau
been encoun.ered by Jerry Hullivun 1
when he was goin gto Taylor from i
xiumbolt crick. At that time he sup- j
posed 1..at Freeding had arrived i
sufiiy. On learnig that he was lose.
Hullivun with Dick Stapleton starteu
out with a dog team and three days
outfit to try to pick up the tracks of
the lost man.
Five other outfits of two or thre. |
men with dog teams fully equipped ;
for three or four days are scouring
the county in wide detours. Mi n on
snow shoes and skiis are searching on j
the inner circles.
At the time Freeding left the cabin i
at Serpentine springs he wa3 clolhed !
in denim parka, and ordinary sack
coat and overalls. He traveled on |
skiis and had no dogs and no food
or blankets.
Sullivan crossed Freeding’s trail j
about four miles or so from the
springs. It is supposed that he wan- j
derid off down a creek thinking he
had crossed the divide.
A party of Eskimos have Just ar
rived at Taylor from down the Ser- 1
p ntinc and they said they had seen
no signs of Freeding. They at onee
started out to search.
THIRTY BELOW ZERO.
Doesn’t chill the enthusiasm of thi
Roof Goden Committee.
COMPARATIVE
TEMPLRA1IVES;
Following are the lowest recorded
lemper&iuros for this year and Iasi
on the days designated. The minus
sign before a number means below
zero.
1915. 1916
Dec. 1. —11 —20
Dec. 2.* ... ....... ™*12 —30
Dec. 3. —14 —32
Dec. 4. —18 —S3
I Doc. 5.. —i6 —3o
! Dec. 6. —14 —28
Dec. 7. —14 —26
Dec. 8. —16 —26
EAGLE HALL
Sunday Night
ADMISSION 25c.
. .
TOYLAND
Reopens
SATURDAY DECEMBER 9
Lomen Bros.
STUDIO_
With every $1.00 cash purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we give a ticket which entitles the
holder to one chance on a $100.00 Vict<ola
Draw ng December .11, 1916
LOMEN BROS.
TICKETS AT OIJR THREE S I ORES
BUY NEW GOODS
AT LOW PRICES
AT
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS.
FOR
MT. VERNON RANCH EGGS.
WHITE NUGGET EGGS.
SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS AND
BACON.
GOLDEN GATE BUTTER.
GO TO
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street_Phone Main 86
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOwOOOO
THE NONPAREIL I
3 The Big Store With the Little Price jj
I Do Your Silks f
| GIVE POSITiVE SATISFACTION jj
5 Or havo you baan diaappointad by your garmonta baing rulnad <]i
5 bacauaa of tha ailk aplitting? ji[
\ BUY BELBINGS GUARANTEED SILKS |
I Made in America jji
And you will ba prot*ctad by tha guarantoo of tha largoat ailk
manufacturing company in tha world. l'i
IWa ara ahowing a oomplata lino of thoaa celabratad fabrioa in jij
MESSELINES, TAFFETAS AND SATIN DE CHINES. ji
See window Display jj
of Evening Shade. 8
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