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JAMES WICKERSHAM
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
RALLY A. B. HALL
OCT. 27 1916
In our bargain annex
! YOU WILL FIND SUCH MERCHANDISE AS
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Granite Ware, Tin Ware, Cooking Utinaels, Crockery of all descrip'
tions, Wash Tuba, Wash Boards, Stove Boards, Stovo Pipe, Coal Buck*
eta, Coal Shovels, Curtain Fixtures, Lamps, Lanterns, Blankets, Quilta,
Bed 8heeta, Pillow Slips, and many other artioles such as might be
Included in your winter outfit,..
You will find that we are selling the above mentioned goods at real
bargain prices.
G. P. QOGQIN
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NEWS NOTES
The schooner Silver Wave has been
hauled up on the Sandspit for the
winter.
f adlo messages received last night
indicate that the Bear arrived off
Nome on schedule time but, owing to
the big blow, the vessel did not come
close enough to shore to be seen.
J. E. Chllberg will be a passenger
to the outside on the last boats. As
usual, Mr. Chllberg will spend the
greater part of the winter in Los An
geles, but intends to put In a portion
of the coming season at the San Diego
Fair. The Chllberg store will be
closed for the winter.
Senator Martin Moran, who is at
present in Council City, phoned to
friends in Nome this morning stating
ihat he has visited Dime creek and
nearly all outlying sections in the In
terest of his candidacy and expects
to arrive in Nome In a few days.
Ben Bernard, manager of the Amer
ican Dredge Building and Construction
Co, states that he has made arrange
ments for the Belinda to bring down
some of the tin product of the Amer
ican tin dredge at York. Providing
ihat storms do not interfere it is ex
pected that the quantity of concen
trates now on hand can be brought to
Nome before the sailing of the last
steamers.
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Quartz development awaits the com
•ng of improved transportation. To
.mprove transportation conditions we
.nuat have more roads. To get more
roads we must advertise the fact that
ve must have them. Send a copy ol
.he Nugget Mining Journal to some
one who can assist us in getting what
>ve need. All about the transportation
and other needs of the district. Mail
one to the firms you deal with and ask
their aid in securing congressional
recognition of our needs.
The Dakotu-Alaska Mining Com- |
pany closed down its Boulder creek j
nydraullc workings for the season yes- 1
cerday, after a very successful season.
Manager W. L. Cochrane arrived in
town today and reports that there is
iittle sign of the freeze up in that sec
tion and operations could be contiuued
nut it wus decided to close as a con- !
tinuation would involve the opening of
new pits. He also states that it is the
intention of the company to ship on
on the last boat about fifteen tons of |
ore from the quartz body located on j
.iK- Moulder property.
The LadieB' Aid Society of the Fed
erated church enjoyed a delightful
social afternoon yesterday. The meet- i
ing was a reception to Mrs. Loerpabel, .
president of the society, and other j
members, who have been out uf the !
city during the summer, and a farewell j
to members who will soon be leaving '
to spend the winter in the States. Mrs ,
Crowley, the vice president of the so
ciety planned the function, and re- I
eelved the guests. Vocal selections i
were given by Mrs. Poteet, and a brief j
address by Dr. John Parsons. The en- j
tertainlng committee served a delicious
lunch. The committee was Mrs. Ayer,
Mrs. Poteet, Mrs. Shields and Mrs.
Stevenson.
Violet Mesereau, one of America’s
! dalntest and cleverest screen artists,
will be featured in the two part com
edy, “You Can’t Always Tell,” at the
Eagle moving picture show tonight.
The story Is that of a reporter who
refused to print a “scoop," owing to
the belief that to do so would convict
his sweetheart. He is mistaken, how
ever, and complicates matters by get
ting into the wrong house and under
the wrong mlsletoe—but It all ends
lovely. Additional attractive feature*
arc The Danger Line, a romance of
Tennessee, with Rosemary Theby in
the leading role, the sparkling sea
shore comedy, The Water Cure and
Atound the World In Ten Minutes.
According to information received
by the local ugents of the Alaska S. S.
Company today, the steamer Victoria
left Seattle yesterday morning at ten
o'clock with something over eighteen
hundred tons of freight aboard. The
vessel Is billed to leave for the outside
on the last trip of the season on Nov
ember 5th.
A still alarm drew the Are depart
ment out on a quick run to north B
street shortly before noon today but on
.a rival at the .'ovality Indicated in the
ii j.ti.nte c.,11 no .sign of tile could be
seen and the firemen .were also unable
io learn where the fire was supposed
.o in. The call was sent over the
I' phone lint nothing could be learn
a as to the sender. After enquiring
round the neighborhood for a time,
i. ueparunent retired to heudquar
Jh-.i convinced that some people need
■ guardian—at least occassionally if
not all the time.
Although tin- wind blew great guns
.ur a large portion of the night, the
oouthwester which blew up yesterday
nme.ed no uatnuge, owing probably
o the low water. A report In cir
.ulution last evening to the effect that
-dvices u-orn 1st. Pauls island saiu
oat a storm of cyclonic proportions
.vus sweeping up the coast in this
-n eei ion. appears to have been noth,
.ug more than one of the peculiar
grills that develop with considerable
vqu nee during the cold season.
The road commission has let a
iiunUu r ui contracts for truil staking
..ud has also concluded considerable
trull staking operations in various
pans or the peninsula. The main
i.i.l t > ihe Yukon has been fixed up
.or tin winter and the commission
ms ■ installed a train across the
Gonsalvo. The trail from St. Mikes
10 kotlik has been staked and a con
tract has been let for staking the
vIOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received at the office of Daniel
A. Jones, Nome, Alaska, at the hour
of 10 a. m., Saturday, Oct. 28th, 1916.
for the construction of a bulkhead and
fill it clie iAiake River bridge. All In
formation including plans and speci
fications will be furnished at said office
letveen the date of the first publica
tion of this notice, and the 28th day ol
O ti ber, 1916 at ten o'clock a. m. of
.said day.
The undersigned reserve the right
• i i ig.' any and all of said bids.
AH bldB will be publicly opened at
11 a. m. on said 28th day of October,
1916. and all bidders are requested to
lie present at said time.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, tills 25th
day of Oct. 1916.
DANIEL A. JONES,
Territorial Road Commissioner
U. L. MORRIS, Assistant Territorial
Road Commissioner.
A. O. BLAKE, Assistant Territorial
Road Commissioner.
Eagle Hall
TO^NIQlfiT
a Comedy Drama in 2 Parts
YOU GANT ALWAYS TELL
With
Violet Mersereau
A Tennessee Romance
THE DANGER LINE
Comedy
THE WATER CURE
AND
AROUND THE WORLD IN TEN
MINUTES
Adm. 25c
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
Famous Players Film Co.
PRESENTS
A RANCH AND RAILROAD
ROMANCE
THE LOVE ROUTE
4 PAHTS 4
FRANCE’S CANINE ALLIES
SCOTTY ALLAN DRIVING IN NOME THE
WORLD’S GREATEST 006 TEAM
110 DOGS
Adm. 25c
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trail from Dime creek to the Landing
and thence to the mouth of the Koyuk ;
to connect with the overland trail.
Mrs. Matson and a number of others
whose names could not be obtained, I
arrived from the Kougarok last night.
Mr. Matson accompanied the party a
portion of the way to Nome but re
turned yesterday to pick up a number
of other parties who are on their way
down. Included among these will
probably be some of the Candle and
Inmachuk people who left Candle a
day or two ago. The first of these
were expected to arrive at Lane’s
Landing last night.
The case of McConnel versus Kowc
is still being heard in the district
court although at the time of writing
there Is every prospect that the hear
ing will be concluded before the close
of the afternoon session today. Both
sides have finished the taking of
direct testimony nnd witnesses were
being examined in rebuttal at the time
of writing.
The Kaiser wired the Sultan to dou
ble the guard surrounding tho ground*.
The Allies are after the slim Prince**.
Hon. Dan Sutherland and other looal
Wickersham supporters will sp*ak at
the Wickersham Rally, A. B. Hall,
Friday evening, 8:30 p.m. Nome Brass
Band will be in attendance.. .8*at* in
the gallery will be reserved for ladies
and their escorts.
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