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NEWS NOTES
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f * | l/'rtox*.
TW £<*<-.'1. to KtlriMiK CkjO»sJl
. - *<jt it *• f:**r for aorr»*
t •_• « , p ,.>*d o .■ for JM. K '.rarl Hal -
W4af 6MA.
J. fiow* to* tak*0 a k*ato <M tto
- *r a .'d ?VRjmuktf (pjiilWfd i.Zrd
v*» i, ?-t.> f •< i£f i for tto i*»< -
O) • at root*.
Tto r l;*iiafct* amv*d in
■ -1 r<*./j**«-a/j from t'hmfk Ha* urda y
f-» rr.**.- *,• r.r • r Mr*. Moii> It**
Iff W ' ar of *r,i lat* J'jhU fM-XU-r
fr» r *, ' or', t* jr*r r-r**k i« narri*d.
Tto I rnalifi* r« poru-d tor front tkrtt
• / j, r- •** * to ,r,g r.;r.*
r> '/i r-* »<>*; <rf h ('up Tto ***
«r i proto olj •nt*r*d I4* r mg a* ■- *oni*
t»ff,r Utf* momirijf.
Tto work of low*nr.g Ito tmrltor
.r,*o tto r,; Mrr.= f,t of tto Wild <7oo**
■ i';r.|t plant wan ' orripl*t.*d )*»t* r•
>! .. and tto pi£ rtr-iioi*r will soon to
pi. -»»1 in prmtion.
T M l£**d ia on* of tto lat**t to
*nt< r tto h*i* for *l*<liv* honor* and
.1.11 to • r fidtdat* for r*-pr«-a*nto
fi * f rh* rorniriif *l*ctIon Mr
|'f*d> nomination p*iitIon wa* toiriK
<iriiiht*J Hatiirdajr,
Bill/ Kim* Mr* Bittner and child,J
* '. p* Ibil* ., Mr. f^arson and Harney
Hrt** futn* up from Solomon or* the
I iycf ><f*tcrday shortly utter noon
'In*- «*<*.* I also brought the Council
mad.
Hilly Thompson, master of the
hooftei 7r»der, e xpe ct* to get HWa>
fe*r hi* HiM-nan home within a day
»a two Thompson brought over n
'on aPr ibic . . Mortrrumt of furs and
.ill re-turn a,Hi a lif.nl fit trade- go'/dn
in. Cli.it * yesterday re-movcej lin
/*? t Joint of a finger from the- hand
of I r»d Men* vho Was HO unfortunate
; te> get t he fnMfib l Caljgti? in the
hoist engine employee! in hi* subm *
tin* beach ofie rat ions.
Wore! has been received in Nome
Hint politics have taken a toe ho d
on the citizens of republican persua
aion m iln hum creek country and
the-> h »< perfected an orgnnlzatlon
to eorieiuet th« <a rnp» ign for Hie- fj
t; I' in that section. Wrn. Olson, I*
J. Ounderson and O. *risen are men
tioned the officers of the club.
Hilly Kims, the well krmwn old
timer, Is an arrival In the city from
Council. Mr, Kims reports that there
is ne#t great deal eioing in Hie- ln
fe no/ e . i/1f# aside from Hie- dredges
•vine h are now tin only reral mining
ii/’ti'. itie-s in that section Mr. Kims
is on a business trip and will remain
tail i ahoi t ilrrn*.
On page three e#f Hie- present issue
of th«* Nugge t will be found under j
the- option: "Some Chamber of Korn
nn ri i pe tition home cornmissiou, l he
ld at installment e,f the- petition of the
Norm ‘ hiiinln i of Commerce to the
bei.'i i e| of rige-ef prospector* home corn
mission, asking fen the establishment
of He proposed home for ageel solelie-rs
and prospectors in Interior Alaska,
for which provision was made* by the
NOTICE
i.m'IIim MuIh, large and mnall
Whirl W a Ini h, Nkirtu and HlHrri|>*d
iOOllH
11 M <• Til rfuil.
* iomiiik »ni mii iluiiHi* Dr»m mi
iIm l» rill'll, HI/.U 3. to 401
A few odd *ixt*a Iii (Tilldran'a
I iri'NM*‘a, Mir In $ I 00.
MWS. J. WANOHK
heciiud eve., opposite (*nurtlions*
• -I
*. <jau «*gt*istme. «•. Krwzga ntepu
H'/. Spring* and Mboutuag argu
■«••» as to the ruasutts why th*
«►«<* •bsuJ be awarded to ’Pis dis
trict.
The f ,g «t tanker Porter depanej
for the oj’Hde about three a. m. Sst
fda > imwt'rif but resmei to the
*? -' g again shortly after *o*. The
Vit for return, eg .< rated to be
, > to som* business matter* whtck
» r* madirDaetiy overlooked. Tre
•luuret 4*1 Pot come to anchor but
. « met by the fJenevseve several
.a* out -a the roadstead is] nit
' s Sully at ranged.
- h .- .ter <A excursionists made the
t p to S-ie-:g* oe the Standard yes
t» rda> while numerous other* took
g" ‘A the beautiful weather t ,
i> ore to the hill* on motor trips or
r ward </f pise-tonal delight* in the
-• ft,> *t r■ - --.« ,\ number of th<
fishermen are reported to have aecur
-! some f„,r catties though tie- ma
girit) did not find the trout either
pent ifui or in a mood to ia- tempted j
if,* alluring fly.
lie district court lias teen occu
pied since Saturday after non In hear
• a trie motion for ; restraining m 'he
w of I- A- Kund'cuist v*. Hallomn i
l>< et aL Heading of deposition* oe
'ipied the greater part of the after
on Session Saturday while further
rgurrients were heard thi* morning
The plaintiff seeks a restraining order !
■- prevent the dumping of tailings on
ertain properties on Candle creek.
Two divorce case* have been filed in,
la- district court. Orie s entitled J**
I. Henderson v* Mrytie Henderson.!
tie other Julia Smith v*. John J.
Smith. j
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Captain Alvarez," a six part Vita- |
•Si ’ph feature hilled at the Bream to
•nght. is one of the best dramas ever
presented to the Nome public. Edith
'",rt-y, as Bonita is supported by an
ill star east, with real .South Arneri
an scenes. The story deals with an
Amcnc-r adventurer. In a Mouth Am
fiean republic, who becoming inter
red in the revolutionists bscomes
ne of their inosi daring leaders. War
o'lwe.-n the government and reta-l
factions is very realistic- and a* a
hriller this romance is a knockout,
hirst show starts at 7, second It: JO
• ad last at 10 p. iu. The sami- price
•f admission, Z5c, will prevail.
The Arctic arrived from Ht. Mich
• * I at f,: jo this morning fourteen pas
engers and thi mail. Owing to the
• aim weather prevailing at present
the voyage was both quick and
smooth, the vessel having left the
Vukon poll at l yesterday afternoon.
c,.pt. Whitlairi reports that things
■ re quiet at Ht. Michael and no
••learners have arrived recently. The
A mb will remain in port until aftei
Ha- arrival of the Umatilla. The fol
lowing Is the list of passengers:
A. K. Bunker, W. A. Fritsch, fJeo.
Anderson, Mr, and Mrs, Harry J.is
ton, Mrs. Charles Hulzer mid child, .1.
F. Iteiigcr. Mrs. Itenger, I-'. Hooney,
I Ooodrieh, E. M EmmonS, and Jas.
Vork.
The Hllver Wave arrived in port
from Kotzebue and way ports this
morning at six liringslng eight
passengers from Keewalik and fleer
ing in addlton to the mail and a
quantity of freight. Capt, Swan re
tains an uneventful voyage aside from
a short period of rough weather while
in Kotzehue sound. The vessel will
sail again this evening at seven for
Ml. Mii'hitel and will return in time
to leave for a Irlp to northern ports
on the evening of August J.
The following Is the list of paseri
geis brought down on the present
Irlp. From Keewalik, A. Uaruther*.
AV. Kaley, ('. C, Mason, Miss Helen
• ilsen. From Heering, W. Madigan,
I,. VenderhogiiNh, H. It. Mtull, B. H.
I tnherts.
A man named .Sorenson was arrest
ed Inst evening ori a charge of reck
less tiding after driving wildly though
a crowd In front of Eagle hall. Ac
cording lo stories of eye witnesses
of the incident, the man, who ap
peared lo lie somewhat intoxicated,
rode through ii large crowd gathered
In front of the hall, apparently In ut
ter disregard of the safety of persons
in his path. A child was violently
struck by th* ftrelug of tl* borw*
and uUv*t a t/nndtnU* fntaat*
*t hitcd t-uVi.XiXg »wb* slight
■jf»a*» was UAjirel Otter p»: ■
~.ma , >- * ceded m g- rg out (t •!&*
sa > <» uaue to >T«*i pen*.' 4* .n/mrj.
«»*«*» put up cuk bul is •»
hus 'i twenty five dottsrs tn appear
.a tte wn/iya I coart at I iki after
sot cat f»,led U> How op at It* !
astegTi-aited hour m. th* twj su Or -
tiute liktette. Hwi rtckiew rui
n' & driving !ui >*t nsAjceial-**
d U», loti by Unet&es and a BIO- j
i.'joi ,i'j, and it oxcisieMet PC* ap
p> r ft »u*i «i time for ttw as
•sm - ■■* to 33i.it*- an example of per
■■ -t_» »'o ;**-*gc r<i th* ordinal* *t
t* . Eg to speeding.
A. U jUavvsaon has hews awarded
■■ i-ffut for ditch.ng th* rand
e-uc eg to the city cemetery. The :
prv* * „• -..•te.i .* bis t*ad w*t ii-t
sea"* p*r foot. Bads submitted by
vhn war* * follow*. Lambert Voss,
i cents, L. if I'eterwoo. it; A. J.
McDonald. t 1 -ic; Tom Ottoman,
i 1-Sc; W. K. Hay*. * l-5c; A il
Davidson. I 1-4*.. Howard Shad*, ic;
*■'. Broomer, k; John K. Donog?. ae,
T l-fe; Jiobert James, it. The only
• i*l •ubroi'tr'i for the gravel work
-Bled for was that of W. ft. Hay*
*'o offered to furnish the gravel at
the rate of »k per yard. Th* contract
* for ''« work being completed ,n
about two weeks.
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lie port* ,n circulation to the effect
' t - e V.f toria left Valdez only >e*.
terday and that the vessel m«) !**
L i<l over for a trip cannot be traced
to any definite source. It is stated
11 -*t the ks -I agents of the i'acifle
f'oast Steamship Company have re
ceived notice from Ht. Michael to fur
nish ac* ornmodaturns for a numier of
Belt lar.e tourists on tlie next trip
of the C m-i t ilia. The Belt Linen
re routes] toy the Alaska .de**mship
Company and their transfer probably
indicates only that the company has
decided to transfer them to avoid sub
jecting them to a long delay. The
agent* of the Alaska line state that
they are not aware of any sucn
•zip -.5 tbe %a rt at tbe boat offce
aor ue they i»«* of tbe prebW
rhemlntts of tbe Vwshi.
Tbe >«a* cmma+tm 'our* ii will
b«M * t&*ei.n* at tbe city hall this
eret.tg Among other imierlael
aunt teeiuag tt ‘ <’ ''t be
city dads are tbe pump.bg propcuals
presea ted by lUnp; McConnell of
-.be p-wer cempiT) fee- an extension
a* renewil of tbe pejmptrg contract,
rno, preaeni appe-aranceu it is Judg
vd that there is an excellent pros
pect that the city will enter a new
oetract for tbe »n»i.ig year owir g
0 the many flScsltus of pr«.-unrig
be much discosaed municipal plant.
However, one can never tell what will
Eiypit Some of the councilman are
very much intent on that plant and
stay lie incline] to do * cHh.ng be
fore next ye-.r Ax the present con
tract is practically at an end some
temporary arrangements w.ll have to
tie made in any event.
W. L. Cochrane, manager of the
1 moots-Alaska Company, arrived in
town from Boulder creek -Saturday
.ad reports work on the company
properties progress.r.g nicely. There
is ample water for all need* and
thing* -re generally favorable for a
good season. I’.egardmg progress on
the quartz body uncovered last fall
in the bedrock on one of the claims,
Mr. Cochrane slate* that further de
velopment leads to the belief that it
will become an excellent producer. At
present the major portion of the de
velopment work consists of clearing
away toe surface debris to permit of
extended operation but a shaft has
also been started which discloses that
the vein is steadily enlarging. It is
stated that the vein has doubled in
thickness within a distance of seven
or eight feet and appears to grow
steadily larger as it goes down. Wh n
the surface preparation* are com
pleted it is the intention to thorough
ly explore the entire laxly by means
of extensive development operations.
A considerable quantiy of ore was
shipped to the outside for treatment
on the last trip of the Victoria.
AUSTRIAN LOSSES TOTAL
THREE FOURTHS MILLION
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Pacific Newt Service.
UOMB, July 31.—An unofficial check
of the Auwtrlan lo**e# on both front*
in captured wince the commencement
of the Hummer campaign place* the
total nurnlx-r of men taken prisoner*
by the ItuHHianH and Italian* at *even
hundred and fifty thcuMand. Hi* hun
dred gun* have al*o been taken in ad
•lition to numerous machine guns.
Fighting along the Tyrol front is
i l
steadily progressing in favor of the j
Italians according to reports from the j
commanding general. The work of
’ reducing the Austrian defenses is go
t Ing on slowly hut surely with con*
tinuous gains credited to the Italian*
at various points along the front.
-■a- ■ ■ i.
Pacific News Service.
CHICAGO, July 31.—The city In still
clutched in the jfrlp of the heat wave
.mil work continues suspended In all
lines where service is not imperative.
Practically all construction work is
a! a standstill and dozens of mills and
factories have temporarily closed
down.
The death list continues to mount
upward by degrees and the hospitals
are fast becoming filled by the hun
dreds who are prostrated. Since
Thursday, the first day in which the
heat became unbearable, a total of
three hundred and four deaths have
occurred from sunstroke and heat ap
poplexy.
AUSTRIA DECLARES RUSSIANS
MAKING NO HEADWAY
Pacific Nawi Sarvica.
HKItLIN, July 31.—"The fighting in
Halida anil Volhynia m at Its height
today," Maya an official statement of
the Austrian general staff received
here today. The a nouncement fur
Ihere declares that the ItUMMluns are
not advancing at any point despite
the terrific fury of their attacks.
Tha U. S. mail boat, Silvar Wava,
will sail for Kotzabua sound and way
points on Thursday svaning, August
3, carrying mail, fraight and pasaan
gars.
WEATHER REPORT.
Temperature Max., 6K; min. 44.
Weather Partly cloudy.
Ilarometer 30.146 Inches.
Wind W., calm.
WK CAN DO IT.
for Hist elusH work und prompt deliv
ery phone Main 151 and the I'eople'a
Laundry will send and gel your laundry.
W. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
ELECTION CARDS PRINTED
AT NUCGET OFFICE.
GERMANY WILL CLOSE HER
BORDERS TO WORLD TOMORROW
Pacific News Service.
WASHINGTON, July 31.—An an
nouncement from Ambassador Gerard
to the state department today states
that Germany will not permit any one
to land in Germany from foreign coun
tries after August first except in cases
of, unavoidable necessity. An an
nouncement to this effect was formally
presented to the American represen
tative by the German foreign olHce
yesterday. Gerard declares that he
was given no reason for the unusual
action and says that he has no def
inite knowledge as to Just what the
move portends. The announcement
is cuusing much speculation In ofll
elul circles and it is believed that
the lutlser is preparing some tremend
ous coup which is expected to settle
the war at one great hlow.
ELECTION CARDS PRINTED
AT NUGGET OFFICE.
Tou cAn place your orders for Job print
ing no matter how large or small and
receive same Immediately, we are not
receiving orders subject to market quota
tions, but on the other hand will charge
you only a fair and reasonable price
NOME DAILY NUQQET
New Crepe de Chene
and Crepe
NIGHT GOWNS
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
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I Before buying your
Trunks and Suitcases
look over our large stock
at lowest prices.
A. Wittenberg
General Merchandise
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PHOENIX HOSIERY
Until the arrival of our next shipment of j
Phoenix hose our prices remain as formerly;
.90 1.15 1.50 2.00
You can still buy a box of four assorted
colors for $3.25.
Nineteen colors and shades to select from
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
WHEN GEO. WOIGGTOG WAS A BOY
HE TOLD HIS FATHER THE TRUTH ABOUT THAT CHERRY
TREE STUNT, AND WE BELIEVE THAT WE ARE TELLING
YOU THE TRUTH WHEN WE SAY THAT OUR,CHERRY
CREAMERY BUTTER* IS THE BEST THAT CAN BE PRODUC
ED.
JUST A FEW DAYS MORE
WILL WE SELL ThiS PURE SWEET BUTTER AT 37l._c
THE POUND.
G. P. GOGGIN iSiS
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1 THE NONPAREIL!
! GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE !
NOW GOING ON \
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Ladies Skirts 8
$10.00 $13.00
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