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I lie Home of Ciootl Clothes
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
BUSY SESSION
Thu Noiihi common council mot In
tngulni session ill llm oily hull hint
i veiling nllh nil nionitu'iH present
■ vc.pt t'uuiietlinnu MeA lllMiue mill
euliMhleii. Ill* ImmIiicmm of it routine
ijti'inu hum irmiM.ieieil.
I'olloning ihu lending of the min
i H'm, city Clerk Utinitn presented mi
application from A \V. Nylnndei' fo
the position of cnglnooi of the III
pi, m iso miidi iviim lulu'll. Muyoi
lliuliu reported u tulegriuu from Muj
t ii vn tin ugh of ihu wni dcpittimcni
rwhittve to the coundlnmnlc agree
inoiit to provide the sum of $„',Olk
ii ii n tiii 11 \ toward the conlti of upkoci
of the Sn.ilie liver limiuir, In the even
of that duslialdo Intprovuniunt helnr
undertaken by the government, sn<
dung if the city hntl mo agreed. The
clerk wits Instructed lo wire a reply
Mating that the council had puhmcu
a resolution lo Unit effect. City
II uni ill officer !*r, Chaco reported that
litn attention had been called to a
nnnil'er of exposed gruves in the old
graveyard lie had Investigated tin
matter and stated that to htM view tin
exposure of the coffins \\.\s due lo
dredging operations conducted near
the edg-e of the graveyard lie fur
ther stated that the city had made
provisions against further exposure
by erosion following the giv.it storm
of 1SIJ and l appeaivd to him that
the present exposures were (not
chargeable to natural sgncle* He
then reooinm n.ie.t that an investlga
Uon committee be appointed Conn
oilman i'eteei announced that he had
broached the matter to the owners
of the dredge and had been informed
that the coffins " eve exposed beforv
the commencement of dredge opera
ttona I'hll Rrnst, one of the owners
had stated that a number of coffins
had been uncovered as s result o.
their operations hut they had taker
special care to cover them again. A
committee consisting of Vr W s'c
and Messis IVt et end Rutgh were
.it'poin'ed to look tttto the matter
I'r Wesley reported ill Met ” ' the
contract for papering and tvs lining
the new Quarters ' ,v - «*, • •e*wrt
ttirnl to Wr StlpeV the lowest hd
dec Councilman Rose reported for
the police oommltlee that the dog
pound has been placed tn shape fo>
canine boarders and Is already occu
pied by « tnimlsr of bow-grows
rounded up b' the police Hr stated
thst th* Job cd looking after prose
and prospective dog prisoners had
been given to \V R Hayes at a rate
of fifty cants per day for each ant
mat and what ever revenues might ac
crue Cram the pound wvc.'.J be taker.
In the city. Councilman Itoso ah >
reported that u number >.l mdlg.rt
hail been sont out on tlio Bear.
I mh i a suspension of the nil.
. I. , in. light lull for October wi
ordered paid. Or. Wesley report! I
hat the contract for Installing steal
nting apparatus In the lire depar
unt building had been awarded t
nek Oouglas and requested that tl
.ainclIntanU' body ratify such actio
J motion to that eftoct was pass,
it hunt dissent,
Mayor Blake then announced th
is Ids intention to leave for tl
utHlde on the last boats If he e<
rrnnge Ids affairs to permit of d
allure He said ho was not exact'
me of going tint wished to allow ti
aumell n chance to provide a mi
essor In the event of Ids so doing
t'nutniltuuii Burgh oplued tlmt t
matter had t'est tie left until t
major decides whether he Is gol j
>r not.
Kvldcntly fearing for their lot -e
a detachable property, the eoun
then gravely resolved to Instruct t
>ohee to prevent small boys frv i
a King advantage of Hallowe'en nli
to sum ptlouslj remove the propet
>f others and to rigorously suppr.
.11 eltorts in this direction and pu
sh such offenders ns might Ik- i\|
prehendod.
After placing this chilling damp, i
n the ebullient spirits of youth, the
council abolished the offices of city
street foreman and street sweeper,
he official decapitation to take place
odaj. and then retired with a con
scious air of good deeds well don*.
NOTICE.
The Mconltght Water Company
> .11 shut off the water on Wednes
day, November 1. 191*.
NOlluE.
All having accounts against the
Cabaret w ill render same at once to
V Cote Miters and Merchants Bank.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
' <1 Republican*. \t> Invited to at
rd iii' ji'»v * ting at Burgh's
Vll ihureday at 9 p-m. Speaking.
.eawMa.'tiU.
By W. DARCT CHACR, Pree.
C- H. MOOT. Sec’j
N.ckorv for basket sleds at Prss
see's Ham*** Shop. Btsek &.
*1 SAalBK FOR TUX XUVJOBT
NEWS NOTES
The Alaska I'ion ears are preparing
to give a social and dance ul their
1 quarters Hulurduy night and a com
mittee Is hard at work fixing up the
I program of events.
The cafe of <3. P. Ooggln vs. tho
Empire Tin Mining Company was
heard In the commissioner's court
j yesterday. The case involved the
j non payment of debts contracted by
he concern last year. Judgment In
ilia sum of $400, the full umount of
the bill, was awarded tho plaintiff.
1 Carl Stevenson was awarded the
j prize of twenty five dollars offered
by tho Nome Kennel Club for the boy
«l girl selling the largest number of
tickets for the Cabaret. As a testi
monial of the good work of Miss Neva
drown In the contest the committee
awarded that young lady a handsome
gold chain and locket.
I I Tactically every school boy und
girl In the city was on hand ut the
i Team this afternoon lo tuke advan
tage of the kindly offer of the man
agement to become tlielr guests at a
display of the great historical 111m
production of Jullnr Caesar. Kiddles
.tf all sixes were waiting around
he entrance long before the doors
were opened and tho Interior of the
.heater reminded one of a big class
room before the curtain rose to dis
close tho first scene In tho story of
the famous Homan.
InadxVu tantly ,the names of .Mrs.
Ksthor lilrdsall purling, Leonard Hep
pula and Mrs. Kjelsberg were oinit
ed from the account of the Kennel
Club cabaret proceedings in yester- 1
.ay s issue of the iSugg t. Mrs. Par
ang .contributed considerable liilcn si
o the entertainment by u short ud
■ ress the theme of which was the
.uirt played by the Kennel club in
promoting the grout northern pas-’
.me, tlog racing, while Mr. Seppulu
ad Mrs. Kjelsberg appeared with tho
.utnous Scppala sweepstakes team of
Siberians.
Duncan McDonald, Ed Hulloran
and li number of other Candlcttes
arrived In town this morning after
making tho long Journey overland.
The Journey was made by dog team
and the trip ts described as good.
Quite a number of others arrived from
.he north during tho past day or two,
ncludlng Henry Fries, the Inimtchuk
dredge owner, and Mrs. Fries, Ivor
lohnson, L. A. Sumlqulst, O. A. Lund
berg, T. A. Kronqulst, F. J. Fellows
and C. V. Olson. •
Tho following program will be dis
played at tho Eagle show tonight.
Tho Hotnunco of an Outcast in four
parts a thrilling tale of the life of a
persecuted boy, founded on the story
"Jack' by Alphonse Duudot. Tho
Butler’s Busted Romance a Sterling
comedy, with Ernest Shields as the
butler, and Louise Fazenda as the
cook. Tho Butler decides to Imper
sonate his master and cop tho heiress,
•he master arrives In time to save
Ills bride, and kick his faithless ser
vant out Into tho cold world. Unl
veisnl weekly showing society girl's
nature dance. Coney's Mardi Gras,
and other Interesting events of tho
woi Id.
A report to the radio station from
St. Paul Island this morning says
that tho Victoria was one thousand
miles west of Cape Flattery at noon,
October SO. The naval radio also re
ported that a bad northwester has
txen blowing there unlil yesterday.
. >o severe wus the gale that the
..teuniur Juneau, which departed from
ounie u short time ago, wus blown
into port Moller while trying to make
her way through Unimak pass. Noth
ing has been board from the Uma
illla since October 27. According to
the above information, the Victoria
would not reach Unimak puss until
oduy and will not arrive here before
r'rlduy morning.
Capt. Thos. A. Ross and family will
be passengers to the outside for the
winter on the Victoria. Capt. Ross
received an affirmative answer to his
J application for permission to take a
vacation yesterday evening and Is to
rny a very much pleased Individual
as a result.
'I he early departure of the Bear Is
nl. ibly reported to have been duo to
in i pldi mlc O' infuntllo paralysis
vv hleh is rep »*tod to be attacking the
. live child.ei ut >.mdusku. At the
i>,.c the Bear left ti ere were etgh
,M_n or twenty cases of the disease
i n '.he udnml. The Bear recelvd or
,ers direct from Washington instruc
,mg the Vibsil to proceed to tho
.i. nil imn.Hidni.it ly and assist ih stop
jnng the ip'il. inic. Before departing
'.he Bear 1 m ed a large supply of
uiphur mid i 'lor fumigants und also
a quantity of drugs. The vessel will
p'obubl} 10. alii ut Unulusku until
die lust boat is cut of Bering sea be
.ul'c mpai'org ,'rr the outside.
A few copies of tho 1915 Mining
and Dredging Magazine still on hund.
i lie complete story of Nome and Se
vvuid peninsula. Comprehensive In
lormutlon concerning everything
..ilhln the borders of the district,
i nly cents per copy.
JULIUS GEASAR” HIS
TORICAL OREAM TONIGHT
Tho greatest historical classic ever
, louuccd in Him "Julius Caesar" six
massive parts will be shown -ill
Dream tonight. Taken In Italy with
a east of over 30,000 costing over half
a million, requiring two years to com
i le.e, u is no wonder, that the world
sits in umuzement ut the result. In
point of sheer spectacle and histori
cal romance this subject has no equal.
Julius Cacsur Is portruyed by the
great Anthony Novell!, whose phy
sical resemblance to Caesar is won
derful. This picture is correct to the
smallest detail. The Him opens with
the conqueror at the ugo of twenty
—shows his great military triumphs,
especially tho defeat of the Gauls, and
later on Pompey his rule In Rome
and his assassination in the senate
—then Mure Anthony's oration.
Three shows 7, 8:30 and 10 sharp.
RUSSIANS AGAIN AG
GRESSIVE IN VOLHYNIA
International News Service.
PETROGRAD, Oct SI.—Although
admittedly suffering heavy losses, the
Russian forces have captured a long
section of tho German llrst line
trenches In tho lower Volhynla sec
tion after a terrific struggle lasting
more than twenty hours.
General stuff reports today declare
tho battle to have been one of the
! most sanguinary that has taken place
1 along this front In several months.
Both sides sufferede severe losses
during the battle.
G„*t your JOB PRINTING
liyie hy tlu* Nng<ret office.
Eagle Hall
to-night
DRAMA
THE ROMANCE OF AN OUTCAST
In Four Parts
Founded on the Story by Alphonse Daudet
Sterling Comedy
BUTLER’S
BUSTED
ROMANCE
Universal Weekly
I "N
The resources, Industries, flora and
fauna, the Eskimo and every Inter
. sling feature of Seward peninsula
detailed In the 1915 edition of the
Nugget Mining and Dredging Maga
zine. A few copies left. Price, fifty
cents. _
A few copies of the 1915 edition
of tho Nugget Minglng and Dredging
Magazine on sale at the Nugget of.
lice. The most comprehensive work
on Seward peninsula published in re
cent years. Fifty cents per copy.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
WORLD’S GREATEST
HISTORICAL PRODUCTION
JULIUS AESAR
6 Parts 6
20,000 IN CAST
160 SCENES
SHOWS 7, 8.30 & 10
Adm. 25c
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Just Arrived
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