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NEWS INOTES
Large quantities of supplies for Candle
people are waitng the sailing of the
first hoots to Kotz*bue sound ports.
AI Lester and a number of men for
Lost Hlver tin mine departed yesterday
on tiie Arctic and will at one© com
mence operations.
Keport has it tlmt an attempt will be
made to ship copper ore from the Ward
mine in tno Kougarok country to out
side smelters during the summer.
The schooner Herman is loading a
quantity of provisions and supplies pre
paratory to sailing for the north The
vessel will probably gel away in the
morning.
The Chamber of Commerce smoker is
scheduled to commence a» nine thirty
and will he preceded by a business meet
ing of tnf> nody commencing at eight
thirty
The city telegraph otflee lias received
instruction to charge a federal tux of
one ceti i on each telegram forwarded
over tin* government lines The tax is
payable only in cash and will probably
result in an increase in Hie number of
“eoppers** in circulation.
The case of Bridget O’Connell vs W
J RoWe was liled in the district court
today. The plaintiff states in her com
plaint that certain property, owned hv
herself in tiie vicinity of one of tin*
Kow© barns has been damaged because
id detects in tiie drainage system of the
Howe stables. Damages in the sum of’
three thousand dollars and an abatement
oi the alleged nuisance are claimed.
The case of O’Connell vs. The Kmplre
Tin Mining Company was before the
district court yesterday afternoon. The
ease was submitted after oral argument
by Attorney Orton for the defendant and
T. M iteeu for the complainant. The
rase of Charles Trager, a bankruptcy
proceeding was also given a hearing
after which the court adjourned until
July l
A judgment for tiie plaintiff in the
sum of was rendered by Judge
T ticker in the district court yesterday
in tiie case of the American Dredge
Building and Construction Company vs.
the American (Joif Dredging Company.
'The defendants were also mulcted for
tin- cos.s and disbursements. The plain
tiff corporation was represented by O.
i» I’m hran and James Krawley appeared
bo the defendants.
Tonight the Nome Chamber of Com
merce will hold forth in all its glory
as host at a big smoker and general
reunion ot the representatives of iho
various industrial interests of this sec
tion ot Alaska and an interesting and
enlightening evening is promised all at
tending A number of the best speak
j * is in the country will address the
. t hi ring on pertinent topics while the
I smoke of the peace pipe tills the air.
11 is expected that much good will
■ in* from the pow wow and it Is plan
ned to oold similar events at intervals
i• •» tie ptirpost uf bringing iIn* various
liter* sts ot til** peninsula together for
| -i.iitual co-operation and the goods of the |
country. I
A thrilling three reel drama entitled!
Hu* Accusing Skeleton’ will he the !
. hi i spectacle at the Kaglc moving pie- !
; u. show tomorrow night. Additional
| attractions arc a laugh provoking eotn
• ■ * n entitled W hat Happened to C’utev..
featuring Klsie Albert, and a Universal i
* ruinated weekly showing the worlds
i.istest motor boats, H> Mayer's car
toons and many outer Interesting sub
jects from all parts ot the world.
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Preparations are commenced for the
! launching of the schooner Challenge '
within a day or so. It is the intention of *
Hi** owners to place the vessel in the*
water during the high tides which are
scheduled to appear about the last days
«•!' the month The schooner has been ,
fixed up in good shape for her cruise
in northern waters and has also been
somewhat remodeled in the upper struc
ture thereby adding considerably to car
go space.
So far as can be learned there is little
prospect of additional shipments of an
timony ore from this section. The
Stand-lied mine shipped out a quantity
of the mineral on tne first boats hut j
there are no others contemplating mak
ing shipments so far as can be learned.
And in the meantime hairoanks is ship
ping antimony ores Steadily. A well
informed miner states that the reason
fur ibis probably lies in the fact that
meal ores are of far lower grade than
most *•! tho smelters can handle.
A Fool There Was" an adaptation
from Kipling's famous poem "The Vam
pire.' will he shown at the Dream to
night.
This sensational play, one of the most
successful of the century, and for many
years the starring Vehicle of Robert
Hilliard, has been converted into a su
premely vivid and startling photo-play
by th*- William Fox forces.
Kdward Jose, formerly leading man
l with Sarah Bernhardt, portrays in a
; masterly manner th* "Fool,” who for
sakes •family and friends for a soulless,
sensual creature in the guise of a beau
tiful woman.
• Theda .-ara, leading woman at the
Theater Antoine. Paris, has been cast
as the * t umpire.” one of the most fas
icnatin^, though revolting female char
, aeters ever created.
Miss l.ara's interpretation is remark
aid** for intense dramatic realism, while
her wonderful seductive beauty serves
! to enhance the illusion create*] by her
art Her growns in this production were
designed by th* lending costumer* 01
her native Paris.
lUHJKIIS EXPECTS
PA ERA NZA REPLY POHAY
P. A. Serviee
WASHINGTON. Juno 3 In n tele
grain to tin state department todax
Special Agent Rogers at Mexico City re
ported that the Mexican cabinet is work
ing on tin* Carranza reply to President
Wilsons ultimatum ami lie expects that
tin- document will no handed to him
some tline todax
NOT it'E TO REPP HLl« ‘ANS.
The regular turn-ting of the Nome Re
publican club and those desirous of join
ing will he held Thursday night, June
s p m IsRsiness of importance.
W IVARCY CHASE, Pres.
BOAT BULLETIN.
Reliance up Koyukuk, 27th.
S< hwatka up Kokrinea 27th.
Julia »». up Meloal 27th.
Yukon up Hot Springs date.
Davis and Jacobs at Gibbon.
Della up Nulato 27>th.
Susie up Kotlik 2f»th.
Dawson haves Dawson for south this
evening
Nusutltn at Dawson
Tumirui down Eagle date
NOTICE
Dr Mustard’s office and residence are
now located in the Wild Goose building,
otherwise known as the Tin Batik
building.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
Dream Theater
WEDNESDAY AND TNDRSDAY
A FOOL THERE WAS
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tfj PIBECTION WILLIAM F0>c V
FIRST SHOW 7.15 SECOND 8.45
LAST 10.15
Adm.. 25c.
HISS ALICE COONEY, Pianist.
Dont Spend Any More Money
For repairs, on that
old worn out
When you can buy a new Waltham, Elgin or Hamilton Watch
| at less than factory cost, in ladies or Men’s sizes.
See our window display
Rl) ESTABLISHED
■ 0« aamaAIaiA ———
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—STORE CLOSES JULY I5TH.
Store building and fixtures for sale. i
| .lust Received a new line of latest
SPRING HATS,
CLOAKS & SUITS
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ij
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
A STRAIGHT LINE
Is the shortest distance between two given points and is the
DIRECT ROCTE BETWEEN QUALITY AND PRICE SATISFACTION.
5 (Mir personal attention is devoted t«» the buying and selecting of <iuaf)ty j
in tueivhandis*'. This enables you to purchase better goods at lower
prices.
j If you intend buying an out til either for the home or camp, we invite
you to Inspect the nuality of our goods and got our prices before placing
an order.
GOGGIN’S The Quality Store.
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| CHEAP JOHN’S!
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g L. Seidenverg, proprietor £
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Hioress Prices I
Pacs $5.50 Boots $10.00
With the boats come I he outside prices and our advice to our patrons
is to buy at present all there needs for the season is nil new goods coming
in will be higher than ever before. (This applies to any article made of cloth,
rubber or leather)
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
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I THE NONPAREIL |
1 CLOSING OUT SALE j
§ NOW GOING ON I
1° THE BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS |
Still continues. New goods have been ^
received by the last boats and are now g
ON SALE 1
AT SACRIFICE PRICES
new dresses new Waists New Goats §
$20.00 $ 2.00 $12.00 I
| and up and up and up |
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