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1 NEWS ROTES
The Minors nnd Merchants bank tins
tiled suit iii the district court against
■ Steigelmier and Mcl-n'tn for the col
lection of a note for $1,300.
I The Anderson dredge is still under
gong repairs and alterations and will
not be running for some days, judg
ing from the present outlook.
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The schooner Arctic, after receiv
: ing repairs and additions to the ma
S chinery equipment, got away for Point
; Hope nnd Teller lats evening with n
large cargo of supplies.
Reports from Cdndle today say that
! Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I.omen departed
I from Keewalk for the reindeer camp
: at which they will spend a portion
| of their honeymoon. They were nC
companied on the journey by Billy
Marks.
Sam Wall, who recently suffered a
dislocation of the shoulder while shift -
! ing some machinery on the Roekaway
j claim, which Is under operat'ion by
, Messrs. Roberts and Frnwley, is now
well recovered nnd has been dis
charged from the hospital.
I.ee Netty a Chinese and the own
er of n laundry located on
Third street, passed away In the
Holy Cross hospital yesterday after
a long illness. The cause of demise
is said to be Bright’s disease with
which the deceased has long heen
afflicted.
Sam Cunnigham, who has taken a
position with James F. Halpin, the
well known Kougarok mineral land
with the mail tea• t to take up his
owner will proceed *o the Kougarok
labors. The vvi.tk *11 .'ensVt tnain
• v of the perbu to i • >! tl 2 annual
lab r assessin 'o'- on t • numerous
• !p n properftes
*Sam Taggart, formerly manager of
lie local brand: of the 1 ac!flc C.v.l
f .rage Co., an I Weil I Mown to the
majority of Nomcites, was In the city
i for a few hours visit (luring the
stay of the Victoria yesterday. Mr.
Taggart has been devoting his at
tention to business matters In the
Fairbanks section for some time past.
Messrs. Westenhaver and Bogan
purchased the water business of A.
D. Poteet and will at once commence
the delivery of aqua pura in large and
small quantiles as required. The
deal whereby the new firm acquired
the business and equipment was con
sumated this morning.
1 The Hill drug store announce* that
! unless the holder of ticket. No. 7712,
which was awarded the gold har In
the drawing some days ago, appears
within a period of eight days the
prize will be awarded to the suc
ceeding number. No. 4811. The tick
et numbered 7712 must be presented
on or before July 25.
The Silver Wave arrived from
Kotzebue and way ports early this
morning with a large list of passen
gers and the mall from northern
points. The schooner is expected to
sail this evening for St Michael and
way points.
A. H. Poteet Is undecided just
what his future course will be now
that he has disposed of his water
delivery to Messrs tVestenhaver and
Hogan . He states that he may de
cide to go to Dime creek and may
remain *n the Nome section, the de
cision being dependant on future de
velopments.
The steamer Victoria sailed for the
outside about five p. m. yesterday
with a passenger list of about one
hundred and twenty five people of
whom thirty five were booked from
Nome. The remainder were members
of the tourist party recently arriving
at St. Michael after a trip through
the interior and a number of long
shoremen former employes of the Al
aska-Yukon Navigation Co., who had
shaken the sands of St. Michael from
their feet because of certain griev
ances against the company, apparently
resulting from the recent fire.
Ten names were added to the army
draft registration list at the city hall
yesterday. Judge Grimm says that
few of the npplcants are entering ob
jections to army service but those who
do are decidedly strnuous in their
disapproval of enforced attachment to
Uncle Sam’s forces. The list at pres
ent contains a total of sixty five
names The applications received yes
terday were as follows:
Martin Anderson,
Albert W. Murray.
Irving M. Heed.
Eskel Jamson
Alex E. Berg.
Bernard Ferry.
Ole I.. Hoel.
Wm Bloom.
David H Johnson.
Hjalmer I. Jacobson.
• The Nome common council met in
regular session at the city hall last
night with a full attendance of the
city dads greeting the mayor when
he called the meeting to order. Fol
lowing the reading of the minutes
and approval of the same the health
officer recommended the hurtal of dead
dogs on the west side of Snake river,
the deep sand affording an eapy meth
od of dsposing of the defunct animals
so that they would not he resurrect
ed hy the waves to later become a
nuisance along the beach.
The dsturbing question of finances
was offered a partial solution by the
recommendation of the city attorney
that the city pay the sum of $250 per
month on the city fire station instead
of the usual five hundreel dollars,
thereby permitting the city govern
ment to meet some of the other bills
in a more expeditions manner. He
recommended that the change in pay
ments take effect from July 1.
Atfe rsome discussion of the ques
tion of repairing the planking on
Steadman avenue and Lanes' way, the
chalrmftn of the street committee
was delegated authority to purchase
sufficient lumber to place the thor
oughfares namedin something like fair
traveling condition. He was cautioned
however, to refrain from going to
large expense.
A resolution was passed requiring
that street repair work be let hy
contract after considerable discussion
and the matter of calling for con
tracts for city printing for the period
commencing July 17 was also dis
posed of by means of an older call
ing for the submi8slson of bids.
Claims and accounts against the city
were subjected to the usual routine.
The long continued dispute over the
Howe-McConnell properties was re
vived hy a complaint registered by
Mrs. McConnell against the Tiowc
stable abutting on her property and
the council resolved to constitute
Itself a committee of the whole to
inspect the property and attempt to
settle the matter. A complaint that
•he city fire house had been leaking
during the recent stormy weather
southwos eily winds prevailed led to
an ordor •' at the necessary repair*
be mnde to prevent a tecurrence of
the disagreeable condition mentioned.
After wnbb the counc:) desisted from
‘t3 hi lots until the regular meeting
day
ELECTRIC WASHER FOR SALE.
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Machine, power wringer attached,
complete with motor, etc., inquire of
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY
SWEENY DIES SUDDENLY
By Associated Press.
SEATTLE July 18.—Tl. O. Sweeny,
assistant secretary of the department
of the Interior at Washington, died
very suddenly today, according to ad
vices reaching here from the nationaf
capital.
The late secretary .was prominent
In democratic circles for many years
and was also an earnest advocate of
the development of the Alaska terri
tory. He was for many years a resi
dent of this city.
BISBEE EXILES SETTLE
BOWN TO GAMP LIFE
By Associated Press.
COIAJMBUS, July 17.—The twelve
hundred exiles from Bisbee have now
settled down to camp life and are
apparently enjoying themselves pend
ing tho results of their appeal to be
returned to Bisbee.
Tho crowd is living a routine ex
istence in the old Mexican stockade
in which they have been confined and
are under the direction of Lnited I
States soldiers who are lending the'ir
assistance to make the exiles as com
fortable as possible under the cir
cumstances.
Tents and camp paraphenalia has ,
been provided by the military offi j
cials wherever requ.red and the exiles
have ample food supplies
The military authorities have
learned that a large number of the
men have business establishments
in Blsbee and numbers also have
families. Action on thcii ..[>, cal to
lie returned to Bisboe is expected
hourly and is expected to i»e favora
ble.
Many of the refugees assert that
they have had no connection with
the 1. VV. W. activities In Bisboe
and have at ao time either support
ed or endorsed the activities of the
laborites. There are many addition- •
al evidences that a gigantic mistake
hits bee t made by ‘h t cit'ixens of Bla
bee as a result of their anger at the
I. W. YV. supporters.
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