ALASKA MOTES
A. V. Doze of McCarthy is clearing
several acres more of his homestead
for next year's farming.
A course In manual training is to
be established In the Fairbanks, schools.
The Alaska House at Seward wus re
cently damaged by fire to the extent
of several hundred dollurs.
Twin boys weighing 6 1-4 and 9 1 1
pounds were born to Mr. und Mrs.
Otness of Petersburg at the Wrang»ll
hospital.
A small stampede is reported on
from Fairbanks to Kokomo creek,
whore some fairly good ground has
been opened recently.
The consecration of the new bell
for the Catholic church at Fairbanks
was held recently the lit. ltev. Father
R. J. Crlmont, officiating.
Fairbanks’ share of the license
moneys collected by the Clerk of the
Court of the Fourth Division during
the month of September was $6,490.
Miss Nugget Johnson, the first
white child bern on the Stewart river,
Yukon territory, was married recent
ly in Falrbuuks to Mr. Clyde tier
aghty.
J. Arthur Moore, a special agent of
the General Land Office, has been tak
en to the General hospital In Junenu
suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever,
A Fairbanks report states that Col.
W. L. Stevenson, of Skagway, ha3
purchased the Kantlshna mining
property of W. R. Taylor for $46,000
cash.
A email stone thrown by the hoof
of a passing horse, broke a hole in
a big plate glass window in the front
Of the N. C. store in Fairbanks re
cently.
Kev. Umstead for many years pas
tor of the Congregational church in
Douglas, Las accepted a call to lh«
Congittgauoual church at Calexico
California.
The bridge across Lemon creek new
Juneau went out l'cceluly just after
the Lug truck oi tue Dairy Company
had passed over it wall the entire
Milk supply of the city.
A team of 11 riflemen from Doug'us
Juneau und Thune left receutiy to at
tend the rifle snoot at Jacksonville
Florida. The government puya the ex
penses of the trip.
Three times recently burglars hive
entered the Ureer-Barton market in
Douglas, the latest being last week
when the buglurs got away with
J100 worth of smoked meats and $10
in coin.
Samuel Watson, un 8 year old boy
of Juneau was accidently shot re
cently while getting into a boat with
a shotgun. The gun was accidently
discharged, injuring the boy's hand.
A Juneau insurance agent, A. T.
Spatz, is agitating the ottering of a
bounty on ail wharf rat3 in that city,
und oners to stand two-thirds of the
bounty himself. The ruts ure rapidly
killing the city pigeons.
At a recent meeting of the city
council in Cordova the police were In
stiucled to take immediate and vig
orous steps to rid the city of all un
desirable charactei‘3 and persons with
out visible means of support.
The steamer Casca left Dawson re
cently with 100 tons of freight for the
acres of Kemp and Elden o n the
\morlcan side of Fourty Mile. The
?ood3 will be held in bond until they
can be hauled over the ice to their
destination.
The Engineer mine in the Atlln
Jlstrict, is reported to be undergjpng
i thorough examination by parties
representing prominent Nevada capi
talists, who are believed to be nego
tiating for the property. Tho mine
Is owned by Capt. James Alexander.
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Herb Wilson, a railroad contractor
ot Fairbanks, and MUs Lettina Fls
more of Seattle were recently mar
ried at Fairbanks, the bride making
• he lung trip to the Interior meiron.
oils alone. They will spend their hon
' .'men in a tent on the line of the
IT. B. railway.
A double wedding was recently sol
uniMzuiJ by tiie Hev. George C. Bruce
of Fairbanks when Gustav Wilsm
and Alias. Theresa Johnson and An
urew I’liedlund and Alins Alary Gus
tafson were united in matrimony.
Both of the brides were from Beattie
- id arrived together at Fairbanks on
one of the last boats,
George Irving and Frank I-. Clark
of Juneau have made application to
the City council of that city for a
franchise fr a gas plant and the privi
lege of laying gas mains in the city
sucets. They agree that the charge
for gus to consumer shall not be more
than $ii per thousand cubic feet, and
t the city tor municipal plrposes not
more than $1 per thousand cubic feet.
PLACER MINING.
I will send by registered mall to
any address, an easy way to separate
gold from ground or sand, with very I
little water or snow. Guaranteed to
work. Inclose draft or money order.
Brice $iou, made payable to Dan I.
McDougall, Bromberg, Mont.
The Nome Bowling Club's Alley’s
are now open to ALL who enjoy thit
healthful sport., 12 to 12.
OVIUKSTOCKED,
i'o the pulilio.—
We nave just finished stock taking,
and find that we are heavily overstocked
so ore making enormous redactions In
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Hardware—as mucn as uo per cent In |
cerialn lines. Notwithstanding Immense
advances outside, especially In Hard
ware and Metal Ooods, we are Still sell
ing on tne Oasis of goods purchased the
past two or three years.
We win sell tor cask only at these
prices, and for a Unitie. time, until ws
oring our stock down to the require
ments ot the camp.
It you nave an order to be tilled, let
us ngure on It; we can save you money.
We nave proved It to otners, we can
prove It to you.
DAK1ANU AND DEAN COMPANY,
• CHRISTMAS GREETINGS.
A?.iIn tne season suggests the pleas
ure <>' extending to our patrons and
friends hearty good wlshe3 for a Mer
ry Christmas and a merry and pros
perous New Year,
NOME TAILORING CO.
Next Door Segerstrom & Hagen’s.
NOTICE.
Pursuant to an order of court en
tered on the 89ih day o( November,
181V, notice is hereby given that a
General Term of the District Court,
Second Division, Territory of Alaska,
will be held in the Court House, in
Nome, in said Division and Terri
tory of Alaska, commencing at the
hour Of 11 o'clock a. m. on Saturday,
January 18, 1817, and to couunuu
thereafter according to further old bib
of the Court.
Given under my hand and with the
Court's seal affixed this 89 th day of
November, 191V.
Meal. G. A. ADAMS,
Clerk, District Court, Secoud Divi
sion, Territory of Alaska.
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8UMM0.9S FOB PUBLICATION.
In the District Court for the Terri
tory of JAlaaku, Second Division.
Freeda Alexson, piuiutiff. vs. Cus
V\ Alexson, defendant.
The President of the United States
of Amerleu, to Gus Alsxsoo, defend
ant above named, Oreeiing;
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff on die In the
•£ Office of the clerk of the above-ou
X titled court In the city of Nome, in
i the territory of Alaska, Second Divia
X ion, within thirty ISO) days from the
' date of the service of this summons
upon you, to-wit, thirty (80) day a
c- from the 11th day at January, 1917,
X or Judgment for want thereof will be
^ taken against you;
And you are hereby notified that If
£ TOO fall to answer said complaint the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
X the relief demanded therein, to-wit,
for a decree of court dissolving the
X bonds of matrimony heretofore and
5 now existing between plaintiff and
■t defendant upon the grounds of will
ful desertion; for the care and cus
tody of the minor children the Issue
of marriage of plaintiff and defen
dant, and for such other relief as the
court may deem proper, as prayed for
In Bald complaint filed In the office
at the clerk of the above-entitled
court
The date of the order for the pub
lication of thta summons la December
3, 1816; the data of the first pub.
r' llestlon Is December 3, 1916, and the
date of the last publication Is Jan
Juarjr Ilth.,1917.
Witness the Honorable J. R. Tuck
er, Judge of the District Court for
the Territory of Alaska, Second Di
vision, and the seal of said court af
fixed hereto at Nome, Alaska, this
3nd day of December, 1918.
(Court seaL) G. A. ADAMS,
.Clerk of the District Court, Territory
§ of Al--V- Beoaad Division.
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COMPARATIVE
TEMPERATURES
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Following are the lowest recorded
emperaturoa for thla year and Iasi
on the days designated. The minus
sign before a number means below |
zero.
U. S. Weather Bureau.
1815. 1916
Dec. 1. —11 —20
Deo. 2. —12 —SO
Dec. 3. —14 —82
Dee. 4. —II —12
Dec. 5. —16 —So
Dec. 6. —14 —88
Dec. 7. —14 —26
Dec. 8. —16 21
Dec. 9. —1* —4
Dec. 10. —11 2
Dec. 11. —13 6
Dec. 12 .. . —16 22
Dec. 13. — 5 26
Dec. 14. —2 12
Dec. 15 .... ........ *—5 6
Dec,. 16 . —6 — 3 J
Dec. 17. —6 —1 |
ec. 18.—9 —16
Doc. 19. —7 70
Dec. 20. —6 • —16 I
Dec. 21. - -15 22
Dec. 22. —16 —26
Dec. 23. —24 —22
Dec. 24. —8 —14
Dec. 25. —16 —8
Dec. 26 . —14 6
Dec. 27. —1 —9
Dec. 28 . —1 -22
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WE CAN DO IT.
For met oresB work and prompt deltv- j
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Laundry will send and gel your laundry I
V . J. W1LLIAM90N. Prop.
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At the Board of Trade Caf®.
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Dress Goods, Stamped goods, .
fancy goods, Maderia work, t
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Crochet and Embroidery •
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Second ava.. opposite Courthouse. T
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We still have
Fresh Killed Pork and Veal
For Saturday
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET j
W. H. WEBB
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Machinist 6 Blacksmith
Gasoline Engines, hoists
Boilers, Pipe and Pipe
Fittings
J No. 5 Front St.
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PHONE MAIN 112
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Finest Brands of Wines, Liquor* ’]
and Cigars.
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Mil I I
Water I
usual winter rates ,
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per barrel. 50c*s ‘ ‘
For prompt service ;;j
Phone White 90 ;:j
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’ Every day from § to 8 p. m. T
• We make a specialty of New *
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