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NEWS NOTES
l>r. L. W. Fromm, wife and chil
dren are back in the city from the
vales of Oregon. The genial dentist ie
| looking fine and In perfect health.
The Fromm’s had a most enjoyable
i winter on the Pacific const and made
jn tr'lp to Honolulu.
Tom Peterson, who Is in charge ol
the York tin dredge, ’is back again
, having spent the winter In San Fran
cisco. He brought in a bunch of
horses which lie will use In the haul
i ing of his rconc«itrates this year,
i The crew- for this boat will leave for
York In a few days The horses will go
over the trail In charge of Lnike
White.
The freighters I>a Touche and Val
dez of the Alaska Steamship Co. ar
I rived at St. Michael yesterday noon
| where they are discharging cargo
I which will take them two or three
i daps Those boats have about six
j hundred tons of freight for Nome the
larger percentage of which is dredging
machinery for the Alaska Mines Cor
■ portalon.
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Postmaster Walsh desires to an
nounce that box holders are requested
j to assist the postoffice staff and clear
| their mail from the postoffice. Many
of the boxes are chock full of second
class matter the remainder of which
has to be shelved until the owner
clears his box. The postoffice staff
have handled the big mall In great
shape and are to be congratulated on
the efficlenev displayed.
I
A H rang southe.osleHly wind nc
coiiiphan'ied by a drizzling rain set fn
at an early hour this morning and,
j as the day progressed caused quite
i a surf which compelled the I.lgher
ige Company to send their lighters to
the moorings to await more favorable
weather. The smaller craft have pull
ed off shore and if the sea and wind
increases the ships In (lie roadstead
will he compelled to seek refuge in lee
of Sledge Island.
| Hilly Code made good use of his
time outside during the winter and
has brought in a line of feature films
to the Dream theater which are hard
to heat. He has also made arrange
ments for all the big pictures In mov
ing plcturedom the same class as
are used in the Clemmer, Liberty and
Coliseum theaters in Seattle. The
Dream has also made arrangements
for the latest of the Chaplin pictures
which entailed considerable expense
and moving picture lovers are as
sured of a line of films this year which
cannot be heat on the great outside.
Fat as a seal pup and with his usual
sunny disposition, Toby Reid, known
I to every man, woman and child in the
| Seward peninsula. Is back in Nome
i again having spent the winter in Call
I fornla and Nevada Toby Is the same
j old "bet-it-all” person. Commenting
on the flier he took on Hugos lats
fall he says that he's glad he lost
“fop Wilson is the man for the job."
Mr Reid will mine on Mountain creek
this summer.
The Illustrious Francis Joseph
O'Conner, commodore of the Pacific
! Steamship Company Is with us again
| this year and now has time to say
■ "Hello.” Since the arrival of the
| boats Frank was the busiest man In
j Nome clearing his ships and straight
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| The saving feature connected with the use of
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Coupous are Packed
WITH POLET’S COFFEE
> Exchangeable for useful and valuable articles.
No chance proposition in this, collect the coupons,
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enlngf out In general —be Is back to
earth again.
The O’Conner Is just the same old
sunny dlspositioned soul and If any
thing a trifle heavier. The high cost
of living has no fears for him. The
submarine menace he totally ignores
—even the national prohibition meas
ure falls to Interest him. He’s out
for business as usual and nothing but
tho fishing season will cause him to
let up In that line. All big men have
their weaknesses and when the flsh be
gin to rise to a fly—steamships may
come and steamships may go! But
the fishing has got to lie good!
The clerk of the district court has
received a communication from the
general land office which stated that
Charles McIntosh was granted a pa
tent on the E. L. West coal claim
of 160 acres at Cape Llsburne This is
the second patent granted to a coal
claim north of 66. The previous one
was granted to the Corwin-Llsburne
Coal Co. of which Finley McIntosh
is the shining light. The E. L. West
claim Is contiguous to this property.
(|wing to the inclemency of the
weather the good ship Umatilla was
compelled to discontinue the discharg
ing of cargo and consequently her
sailing Is delayed. Manager O’Conner
states that—ns the glass is rising,
indicating better weather—the ship
will leave for the outside tomorrow
night. The big freighter Admiral
Walnwright of the Pacific Steamship
i Co is In the roadstead. She has on
board five hundred tons for Nome, four
hundred and fifty tons for Solomon
and seven hundred tons for St. Mich
ael. This ship will convey mail to
the outside.
At ten o'clock this morning the rev
enue cutter eBar left Seattle for Point
Borrow via Dutch Harbor . She will
call at the Pribllof islands with mail
and supplies and will touch in at
Nome on her way north. Captain
Cochran is no longer in command of
this ship and his pleasing personality
will be missed by all who knew him.
As a reward for the hardships of twen
ty years roughing it at sea the genial
commander has gotten a shore ap
pointment as inspecting officer of coast
guard stations on the Atlantic son
board. Capt. P. H. Uberoth Is nowln
command of the Bear.
The managers of the vni'ious dredge*
who arrived on the first boats nr«
lining up their crews and will h«
starting up In a few days. Andy An
derson of the Center creek boat will
be digging by June 20. Ft. S. Ogles
by of the Eskimo Dredging Co. on
Solomon river will start his boat
digging in a day or two A1 Gulnan
of the Glncior eree boat is in no
hurry, and is awaiting the departure
of the surface frost. Jim Kelliher ol
the ICougarok (upper) dredge will
leave for that section in a few days.
Jack Mathews will do 1'ikewise. Joe
Bellview Is awaiting some repairs.
Vistor Jul’ien will soon be chewing
up the gravel. Oliver Flowers is
awaiting the arrival of his Scjndin
engine and will be running by July
15. The Alaska Mines Corporatlor
will have three boats digging by Aug
ust 15. Both the Wild Goose and Blue
Goose dredges at Council are now
working but are hampered a little by
frost. C .L. Peck of the Casadapagn
will soon be on his way to fix up the
Canyon creek boat.
SILVER WAVE
Leave* for T*ll*r, York and Cap*
Prince of Wales at 6 o’clock p. m.
tomorrow. Freight for %v*ry place
but T*ll*r. No freight received or
dock after 3 p. m.
CHECHACO DANCE, Eagle Hall,
Tuesday, June 12. Full orcheetra,
9:30 p. m. Admission $1.50 gentlemen,
Ladies free.
Fr*sh Eggs 75c per dos*n also
Chickens for sal* at Prosser’s Harnesi
Shop. Phone Black 5.
Advertise In The Nome Nugget
YUKON MARINE NEWS.
Washburn leaves Gibbon for Fair
banks 10 a. m. date
Kelly at Gibbon.
Reliance at Nulato leaves for Dike
man this a. m.
Schwatka down Kultag 9 p. m. 11.
Davis at Gibbon expects to leave
for St. Michael.
Casca In Dawson.
Tanana in Dawson not billed.
Canadian helping boats jbver the
bar at head of the lake.
Jacobs down Debarge 5 a. m.
Alaska leaves Whitehorse about
Wednesday.
CHECHACO DANCE, Eagle Hall,
Tuesday, June 12. Full orchestra,
9:30 p. m. Admission $1.50 gentlemen,
Ladles free.
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CASADEPAGA MINER RETURNS.
H. M. Gaylord, the Ciuiudepagn min
ing man, arrived In the city yester
day accompanied by his wife. The
(Jaylords spent the winter in New
York and Chicago where they met
many old Alaskans.
Mr. Gaylord, who practically owns
| the Casadapaga country will engage
in hydraulic mining again this year,
lie plans to extend his present ditch
to cover the benches of the Casada
aga ns tar down os the mouth of
Canyon and will also engage 'in much
preliminary work towards opening
up his holdings on a large scale.
Prospecting in the Casadapaga
country during the past winter has
uncovered some mighty good ground.
Harvey Grant brought the first clean
up to the bunk from there a few
days ago and, although the exact
amount of his clean up is not known,
the ground returned better results
than were expected.
Considerable interest is evident In
that section th'is summer, and many
leases have been given out, in a small
way. There is a big future for the
Casa which is yet practically un
touched
GRAPHITE TO BE MINED.
Ray P. Clarke representing the Al
aska Graphite Co Is, back with us
again. Mr. Clarke Is wel) iknown
throughout the territory where he has
mined for years, Last year he made
an examination of the graphite de
posits in the York and Teller liectlon
of which he speaks favo-ably. Ac
companying him is Mr. C. C. Hackett,
and together they will make a further
examination of these deposits and will
ship >out 100 tons for a mill test. To
transport this mineral to the const n
caterpiller will ho used.
At the present time there is a great «
demand for graphite. The refined pro
duct Is used for crucibles, for the
foundry facings of tine castings as well
las for the coating of navy powdei.
The company who are In'erestod in
the development of this property have
thrtr offices In San Francisco
NOTICE*
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Cast Iron $25 per ton.
Ilhod Iron $18 per ton.
Copper, $20 per ton.
Brass $18 per ton.
Lead, 81-2c per, pound.
Rubber 7 1-2c per pound.
Quart beer bottles, 27c per pound.
Pint beer bottels, 17 per pound.
Rags, $2.60 per 100 pounds.
Paper, $1.00 per 100 pounds.
Mllenn Rope, 4 l-2c per pound.
Respectfully yours,
ATLAS JUNK CO.
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