BRITISH CAPTURE
DAMAGED ZEPPELIN
A. P. A. Service.
LONDON, April I.—An ad
miralty anouncement states that
one of the German Zeppelins tak
ing part in the last air raid was
captured off the mouth of the
Thames following the attack
and the entire crew were captur
ed. According to the statement
one of the German airships was
observed to descend off the
Thames estuary during the night
of the attack and later surrend
ered to the patrol vessels without
resistence. .
The crew were then transferred
from the airship to the govern
ment vessels and the huge craft
was taken in tow The towihg
vessel was unable to bring it to
port, however, as the frame was
soon broken by the action of the
sea. The airship was subsequent
ly broken up and sent to the bot
tom of the river by- gunfire.
While nothing official has Been
given out concerning the disposi
tion of the prisoners it is proba
ble that as they were seeking to
bombard unortified towns, the
customary privileges will be with
held and they will be executed
as ordinary criminals.
The Family Paper la the Nemo
Daily Via Bet.
NOME KENNEL CLUB
APPOINTS COMMITTEES
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The following committees havv
been appointed by the Kennel
Club in connection with the two
dances to be given by the organ
ization for the benefit of the AH
Alaska Sweepstakes. The conr
mdtee which will have charge oi
tl e dance to be given in Eagle
hall on election day will be in
charge of Messrs, fired Daniels
W. C. McGuire and Russ Bowen
Those in charge of the main
event, the cabaret dance and en
tertainment to be held on the eve
ning of April 8 will be as follows:
Executive, fired Daniels, chair
man, S. H. Burgh, Dr. Kittelson,
kuss Downing, Joe Sheldon, D
R. Crowley, Lawrence Kerr, Doc
Kemp, R. S- Pollister, Galen Fry.
ALLIES ORDER OHIO
CONDENSED MILK
A. P- A. Service.
WASHINGTON, April I.—
A department of commerce bulle
tin issued today states that the
entente allies have ordered over
four hundred thousand dollars
worth of Ohio condensed milk foi
the use of the soldiers in the
trenches.
ALLEGED FRISCO
MURDERER RETURNED
By A P. A. Service. ’
SEATTLE, March 31.—Pietro
Terourici, an Italian, who is want
ed by the San Fiancisco police
for the murder 1 f B. Vilardo, .1
merchant o( that city, was return
ed to San Francisco this morning
in charge of detectives Conlan
and Evatt to answer for his al
leged crime. Terourici was ar
rested here some days ago on de
scriptions furnished by the Sar
Francisco officials. While here
he passed under the name o!
James Mariano.
ASQUITH RECIEVES
6REAT OVATION
_ IN ITALY
By A P. A. Service.
ROME, April 2.—One of the
largest public assemblages since
the days when Italy decided to
cast her lot with the entente al
lies gathered in front of the Brit
ish embassy yesterday to cheer
Prime Minister Asquith, of Great
. Britain who is at present in the
city conferring with the officials
of the Italian government on
matters connected with the con
duct of the war.
Closely following the announce
ment that the British premier had
arrived in the city, the crowd
commenced to gather and rapidly
swelled to a vast concourse fill
ing the wide square to suffoca
tion. After repeated cheering
Asquith appeared on the balcony
to salute the throng and was giv
en one of the most remarkable
ovations accorded to a foreigner
in recent years. Asquith deliv
ered a short address, assuring the
people that the entente allies were
in the fight to stay until victory
was won and right was again tri
George Kilroy, Grant Jackson,
Harry Riley and Russ Bowen,
Publicity, Jackson and Kilroy
Finance, joe Sheldon. Vaudeville,
Kemp and Kilroy. Dancing,
Messrs. Kemp, Webb, Crowley
and Chace. Those who will be
in charge of the various booths
are Mesdames Sheldon, McGuire
ai.d Frawley, who will preside
o', er the candy booth, Mesdames
i"'owning, KF*elsen and Ayer, in
charge of the Hovver booth, fish
p:nd, Mesdames Thompson,
Batchelder and Miss Ginnivan.
lemonade booth, Mesdames
Grigsby, Darling and Van Sickle.
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umphant. “We are here for that
put pose,” he said. “To further
victory, right and justice.” It is
reported that the premier, after
conferring with the Italian min
isters, will pay a visit to the pope.
Sweepstakes Dance. Eagle Hall,
Election night. Admission, $1.00.
Ladies free. Election returns.
I
a BOUT your magazines and newspapers
not arriving from the outside, when
it is possible for every one Jn Nome to
subscribe for the Nome Daily Nugget
which furnishes the latest telegraph
news as well as local happenings.
You do not even have to go to the
postoffice; you can have the paper
delivered to your home or office every
day day before supper is served
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SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE i
YOUR HOME INDUSTRIES
DOLLARS spent outside go out of cir
culation and never return here again.
Dollars spent with your home mer
chants makes for Home Prosperity.
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NAMES OK CANDIDATES
AND QUESTIONS TO BE
PLACED UPON THE OF
CIAL BALLOT.
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1, E. Grimm, clerk of the city
ot Nome, Alaska, hereby, certify
i ihc iollowing naaaeii..petsons
have been nominated for the re
spective offices hereunder desig:
nated, to be voted for at the gen
eral municipal and school board
election to be held in said city
April 4th, 1916, and that such
persons have complied with the
provisions of ordinance No. 241,
prescribing rules and regulations
for municipal and school board
elections;
And I further certify that the
special questions hereunder set
forth have been by the common
council of said city duly ordered
placed upon the official ballot for
the said general election.
Dated, April 3rd, 1916.
E. GRIMM,
City Clerk
For Mayor— t
Blake, A. C».
Moller, H. H. J
For Councilmen—
Burgh, Henry.
Erickson, Elias.
Kemp, A S. . $
McAllister, James F
McMullen, P. C.
Ppteet, A. D.
Rose, J. W.
Ross, Charles L.
Thompson, Charles j
Webber, Henry J
For City Clerk—
* Ttuckm-tster, E. C
Eddy, William M.
Grimm, E.
Hancock, John
F'or City Treasurer —
Carleton, E. W.
Murphy, Phil.
For City Attorney—
Hobbes, J. F.
O’Neill, Hugh.
•r President School Board—
Morris, R. IT.
Sauvain, M. L
Stipek, Wm.
For
The ratification of sections 3
and 4 of Chap 50 of the Session
Laws of Alaska for 1915 (relative
to election of mayor by direct
vote)
Against—
The ratification of sections 3
and 4 of Chap. 50 of the Session
Laws of Alaska for 1915 (relative
to the election of mayor by direct
vote) • •• '• •
For— s, T‘
y The ratification of sections 6
and 7 of Chap. 50 of the Session
Laws of Alaska for 1915 (relative
to the election of city clerk, city
(treasurer and city attorney by
direct vote.)
Against—
The ratification of sections 6
and 7 of Chap. 50 of the Session
Laws of Alaska for 1915 (relative
to the election of city clerk, city
treasurer and city attorney by
direct vote.)
For
Bonding city for pumping plant,
Against
Bonding city for pumping plant.
For
Bonding city for lighting plant.'
Against—
Bonding city for lighting plant.
For
Bonding city for coal yard
Against—
Bonding city for coal yard
Dated Nome, Alaska, April 3rd
1916 E. GRIMM,
City Clerk
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