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words by the case?
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you that, considering quality our prices are extremely low.
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HATS.
Coats suits, skirts and Milrt waists
at outside prices.
MRS. J. WANGER.
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
NOTICE.
YOU GET THE MOST AND VERY
LATEST WAR NEWS IN THE NOME
DAILY NUGGET.
AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Pa*
moue Atherton Bourbon whiskeys. Dis
tilled epring 1904-1906, bought in bend
and endueed to 90 per oenL by U. B.
government by the bof**e or gallon.
The Nugget i» printing nearly tvrtce
m nr h newa matter as any other
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CHEAP JOHN STORE
has just received immense new stock of
General Merchandise
Also complete line of MINERS SUPPLIES
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VEAL AND POULTRY, PIGS FEET. SPARE RIBS, HALIBUT AND
BLACK COD. A FEW CASES OF FINE RANCH EGG8 AND BUT
TER.
Independent Meat Market
W. H. WEBB, PROPRIETOR
TELEPHONE MAIN IS.
NEWS NOTES I
Victor Julian, of the Julian Gold
Dredging and Mining Company, who
has been spending a few days in town
before the opening of the season, will
return to Osborn creek tomorrow.
Mr. Claes Flodine of the Flodine
Dredging Company left for Solomon on
the Flyer Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Flodine states that his machines are
in readiness to commence operations
as soon as conditions are favorable.
The Eagle moving picture show will
present one of the world’s literary mas
terpieces in the shape of a beautiful
foul reel production of Sir Walter
Scott’s great drama Ivanhoe. The Ini
tial performance will take place Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. J. E. Storm, who arrived on the
Senator accompanied by Mrs. Storm
Is here In the Interest of the manu
facturers of the Diesel engines which
havep roved to be the most advanced
method of power production ever de
vised Mr. Storm is an expert In this
line of mechanics and his visit will
probahly result In numbers of this new
t\ pe of engine being installed in Nome
The Seward Commercial Company,
one of the oldest business houses of
Nome, dosed its doors Saturday night
and will retire from business in this
section of Alaska. Mr. Nestor, the
controlling spirit of the company, has
been identified with the camp from the
davs of Its inception and his retire
ment from the business life of the com
munity will be deeply regretted.
The steamer Edith arrived In the
roadstead Sunday morning after
spending the night in a vain endeavor
to grope her way through the dense
fog hanging over the sea. The vessel
arrived in Nome some time Saturday
evening but despite wireless commun
ication was unable to locate the an
chorage and was Anally compelled to
lay to until morning The vessel is
loaded with coal for this port.
The gas launch Fleetwood with Har
ry Burnett in command left for Grant
ley harbor yesterday afternoon. The
little vessel will be engaged in the
transportation business on the Kuzl
trein river during the summer. A
number of people connected with the
mining activities of the Teller section
availed themselves of the oportunity to
go north including Mr. and Mrs. Dob
son, Mr. and Mrs. Walsh and Mr. Whlt
tard and wife.
The Nome Democratic Club held a
meeting at the Sons of the North hall
last night, with Phil Ernst officiating.
The business of the meeting consisted
largely in discussion of the best meth
ods of perfecting organization through
out th« territory by uniting with the
democratic organizations in other parts
of Alaska. The meeting elected N. O.
Solberg to fill the office of secretary
and also passed resolutions of con
dolence over the death of John A.
Webb
Tomorrow, June 22, is the longest
day of the year, and from then on un
til the 22nd day of December the days
will again shorten in length. The date
is known among astronomers as the
time of the summer solstice and is so
called because of the fact that the
sun at that time appears to stand still
for a short period. There are two sol
stices in each year, both marking the
period when the sun is at its greatest
distance from the equator. The winter
solstice which falls on the 22nd of De
cember marks the period of the short
est day in the northern hemisphere.
The Nome Gun Club held the shoot
yesterday at the Steadman avenue
grounds with the result that there was
a considerable change in the shooting
and some excellent scores were made
and notably that of Grant Jackson who
run up the almost perfect score of
twenty-four out of twenty-five birds
in the second match. Grant missed the
first one UP but finished with twenty
four straight kills to his credit. In
the shoot for the Burroughs trophy Dr.
Chaee won the first honors with a
score of twenty-one out of a possible
twenty-five. Dr. Fromm was second
and Henry Burgh third. In the second
match F. Mlddaugh won second place
and Dr. Chare was third.
A. Polet received a wireless from
Capt. Madson of the Challenge this
morning that the vessel was en route
to Nome with twenty thousand fresh
codfish. The message was sent from
the Russian steamer Pavlof from some
point on the opposite coast hut failed
to give the present location of the ves
sel. According to the message the
Challenge will reach Nome about July
5. The fish will be salted here In
Noma. This is the first time that an
attempt to bring fresh cod for com
mercial purposes has succeeded as the
several previous efforts in this direc
tion has failed from one cause or an
ither. The arrival of this large con
hgnment if handled successfully will
probably result in the local market be
ng supplied with Alaska fish entirely.
At the present time all cod tire being
imported from file outside. It is barely
possible that this new departure may
lie the beginning of a very profitable
industry in this section.
The local branch of the Boy Scouts
went on the first hike of the year to
Anvil mountain yesterday.
The steamer I.aTouche arrived In the
roadstead at seven this morning and
commenced to discharge cargo but was
compelled to cease owing to the heavy
surf which came up during the fore
noon.
Mr. Williamson of the Peoples Laun
dry, who was badly injured through
being run down by a dog team short
ly after the arrival of the Corwin, has
been compelled to return to his bed
following an Increase In the swelling
In the Injured limb.
S. N. Carman Is putting up a new
addition to the store of J. Klrstane’s
with the addition of a second story In
prospect. The present Improvement Is
on the rear of the building and will
greatly add to the space.
The Edith departed far Solomon and
Chinlk some time during tile night and
will remain long enough to discharge
the merchandise cargo carried for thos*
places. Tile vessel will return to Nome
to finish unloading the balance of the
coal destined for this port.
The Nome Oun Club has decided to
hold the '‘midnight shoot” at the Stead
man avenue grounds tomorrow night,
the shooting to commence close to the
midnight hour The club will offer a
special silver cup as the trophy for the
occasion.
"Sport and Travel in Central Afri
ca. a five reel wild animal picture will
he the hill at the Dream theater tonight
jnd tomorrow night. This picture is
both interesting, 'nstructive and thril
ling. The price of admission will re
main the popular one of 25 cents. Wed
nesday and Thursday nights the “Call
>f the North” a six part photoplay.
Three of the expected automobiles
irrived on shore from the La Touche
this morning and several more are
iboard the boat. The machines now
ishore are those belonging to A. Polet,
Dr. Fromm and Segerstrom K- ITagen
Billy Wehh is waiting anxiously for his
machine which Is still aboard the boat.
With the prospect that all of the ma
chines will he landed within a few
hours what is the matter with the
owners giving them a tryout and as
some one has suggested “show the peo
ple of the town what the machines can
do toward developing the country, by
giving an automobile excursion to An
vil mountain to see the midnight sun
in all his glory.
Louis I.ane experts to get away for
the Arctic about the first of July. The
Polar Bear will cruise along the
northern coast and will probably' go
as far as Banks Land in an endeavor
to find some trace of the missing
Stefansson party. Mr. Lane states that
no special efforts will he made in that
NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE.
Public notice is hereby given, That
under and by virtue of a special writ
of execution issued out of the clerk’s
office of the District Court for the
District of Alaska, Second Division,
upon a certain judgment therein ren
dered on the 19th day of June, 1915,
and entered in favor of E. E. Powell,
plaintiff, and against the Anvil Hy
draulic und Drainage Company, a cor
poration, defendant, for the sum of
twenty-seven thousand five hundred
forty-one and 42-100 ($27,541.22) dol
lars, together with costs of suit taxed
at eighty-four and 25-100 ($84.25) dol
lars, and accruing costs, T will on the
20th day of July, 1915, at twelve
o'clock noon of said day at the front
door of the United States Court House
at Nome, Alaska, as commanded in
said Special Writ of Execution, offer
for sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash all of the right, title and in
terest which the defendant had on the
17th day of June, 1915 or at any time
since, in and to certain placer mining
claims known as,
Nos. 1, 2. 2, 4, 5, 6, west half of 7,
and Adelaide Claims, below discovery
on Bourbon Creek;
Northern Queen on Bourbon Creek,
except the southernly 440 feet there
of:
Lucky Fraction and Fraction No. 1
Mine on East Bourbon Creek:
Number 314 on East Bourbon Creek:
Tuve Placer Claim on Pistol Gulch;
No. 2 on Lake Creek;
No. 2 on Holyoke Creek;
All of the above claims situated in the
Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Dis
trict of Alaska, Second Division.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 21st day
of June, 191!.
E. R. JORDAN,
United States Marshal, Second Di
vision, District of Alaska.
June 21, 28, July S, 12, 19.
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direction but tlie party will try to learn
anything in the way of Information
that may be known along the coast.
On Wednesday night the Eagle hall
moving picture show will exhibit Sir
Walter Scott's immortal story of
“Ivanhoe.” The Him is an imported
feature of our reels with King Bag
got as Ivanhoe. Murdock McQuarrle as
Isaac the Jew and beautiful I,enh Baird
ns Rebecca, his dnughter. Walter
Thomas as Robin Hood and W. H.
Holmes as Friar Tuck. The bout be
tween Robin Hood and Tuck is ludi
crous as well as interesting in the fact
that it shows the manner of amuse
ments of the Knights of the Woods in
the days of the famous Robin. The
storming of the castle at Trowelstone
and the release of the T.adv Rowena,
Fedrlc, Rebecca and Isaac is exciting,
thrilling and full of sensations, all lov
ers of the works of Scott who have
read Ivanhoe will be Interested In this
great photo play. Music will be fur
nished the entire evening and the usual
price of admission, 25c, will prevail.
MOVEMENTS OF RIVER BOATS.
Radio, Nome, June 21.
Julia B. up St. Michael 11 a. m., 19th.
Jacobs at Gibbon.
Davis up Rampart, 20th.
Benchley at Birches.
Schwatka down Loudon, 3:30 a. m.
Delta up Golovana 8:15 a. m., 21st.
Yukon down Circle, 9:10 p. m„ 20th.
Via ska up Eagle 1:30 a. m.. 21th.
Casca left Whitehorse. 19th.
Vidette left for Stewart, 7 p. m., 19th.
Kerr up Kotlik, 19th.
Sarah up Kotlik, 19th.
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