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yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we w ill be glad to see that one is
delivered to them.
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Feb. 7th to Feb. 12th Inclusive:
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NEWS NOTES
Irving and Mrs Reed returned today
from a short visit to Solomon
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Billy McCarthy piloted U'm. Sieigc-1
mler back to his home town this morn
ing
Harry Blomfleld pulled out for Sol
omoB and Council with a load of
freight this morning.
.Mr;- Harry Riley and Mis. Dr. Fromm
made the Journey down to Solomon
■LSterday for a brief vacation.
Solomon report* that the river is!
badly overflowing and traveling es
pecialiy along the lower river is dlfll
cult
Scotty and Andy Newberg are busily
at work sinking In thawed ground on
a ilne with the others and Mclvor and
partners are getting ready to sink an
«.-ther shaft
The outside mail departed from Sol
omon about 11:30 this morning In
charge of Eric Johnson and should
arrive here early this evening. The
amount of the consignment was not
earned but Is given as about the max
imum.
Alfred Lomen, Walter Shields, Carl
J. Lonien and Dr. Neuman started for
Mary s igloo this morning to attend
the tig reindeer fair next week. Thi
Si.ields party will go by way of Flam
beau river where they expect to pick
up nine deer to supplement and equal
number taken from Nome.
The Calgary Daily Herald and also
the Montreal News, devote several
columns of space to stories of Scotty
Vl.un and his exploits which were pub
lished when the famous musher was
ou his way to Quebec with the string
of Alaska dogs purchased by Lieut
Haas. The Herald prints an excellent
double column cut of Scotty and pays
quite a tribute to the sterling qualities
of the famous dog driver
Chas. Fitluk a geutlemam of native
ancestery was taken into custody by
Officer Dougherty about midnight and
lodged In the city bastile on a charge
of intoxication. Charlie had a dollar
and thirty cents in cash in his pocket
and three dollars worth of hootch in
his system when encountering the
strong arm o ftbe law. No decision
has been made as to bis final dispo
sition.
Mr. Fehse of the railway mall ser
vice has received advices that first
class mail from Seattle of January 10
left T&nana on February & and accord
ing to schedule should arrive In Nome
on February 2S. This would make it
appear that the Fairbanks message of
last week stating that no first class
mall had been received there for a
period of three week*, was slightly In
error The consignment mentioned
above evidently departed from Fair
tanks about February’ 1 and as the
Nugget’s dispatch was dated Febru
ary 6 the discrepancy is obvious
The largest crowd of the season at
tended the social given by the Miners
Home Club at the hall on lower Front
street last night and the evening was
one of exceptional enjoyment to those
attending. After playing twelve games
of progressive whist, the remainder of
the evening was given over to dancing.
Refreshments were also served during
the evening The prize winners at the
whist tables were the following: Ladles
first, Mrs. Eubanks; second, Mrs. Mat
tala; third, Mrs. Davey. Gentlemen,
first, Andy Bower; second, John Ro
berger; third Mr. Lundberg.
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Reports from Solomon today state j
that Messrs. Webb and Brown made
a strike on the ground adjoining the
Halla property a day or two ago which
shows up pretty well. Three feet of
dirt running about seven cents to the1
pan was uncovered at the same level
as tbs previous disoovertas, but the
formation la said to differ In consid
erable degree In that lte consists prin
cipally of broken up limestone and
sand. So far only about three thaws
iave been made on the pay streak and |
nothing Is known as to the extent j
dessrs Renney, Osland and Bloom- j
.leld have a lay on the same property
and are sinking another shaft Stsvsn
son, Klttleson and Otto Halla are mak
,ng preparations to sink a shaft on
the Halla property, on which thsy
,ia\ e taken a lease At the present
.line they are waiting for needed sup- (
piles but will commence active work!
\iihln a short period. Halla sent down!
four men yesterday.
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The first game of the Board of '
Trade billiard tournament was pulled
jff last evening, the contestants being
rl. Allan and Frank Klesele, both class
A entries. Allan, with a handicap of
190 against Kiesele's 260 won the
natch by making his total while his
opponent was running up a score of
.'42. Both played In splendid form and
the game was witnessed by a large
and deeply interested crowd of spec
tators. The average of the winner
,vas 2.44 and of the loser 1.9
At the uream tonight drat episode
>t "The Perils of Pauline," the sensa
Jon of present day big picture*; the
.nost absorbing and fascinating story
ever filmed, the publicity and wide
spread interest aroused during the run
of the Million Dollar Mystery has en
couraged the management to release
.hU expensive, extravagant and fam
ous picture. A Paths success, screened
and mounted by the highest salaried
artists In tilmdom. featuring the vital
jpark of the movies. Miss Pearl White,
and the favorite of every studio in
America, Mr Crane Wilbur, also Mr.
Paul Panzer, the cloven hoofed villlan
of all lute successes. Bee tonight's
show its a Paths serial.
A large crowd attended the demo
cratic primaries in the city hall last
night and after the preliminaries were
arranged elected the fifty two delegates
who will represent Nome at the Juneau
convention either in person or by
proxy. The meeting waa called to
order by Attorney Grigsby who later
save way to Phil Ernst, who was
olected permanent chairman. Phil
Corrigan v\ aa made permanent secre
tary. Atfer some discussion those
present were handed the ballots con
taining the names of the candidates
for delegates to the convention and the
selection was made by crossing off all
who were not acceptable to the holder.
All voters were required to give a
dec aratlon that they would support
the nominee of the Juneau convention
The counting took considerable time
but resulted in the following fifty five
persons being elected;
Harry Brown, Wm. H. Brown. J. V.
Burslk, W. Butler, Barney Coggins,
Phillip Corrigan, Thos. Clerf J. M
Crabtree James P. Daly, Rus* Down
ing. Phil Ernst, Mrs. M. Fltcgerald,
John Forbes, A Ford, Oaten B. Fry.
Qeorge B Grigsby. W. R. Hays, Jas
B. Ivory, C. F, Jansen. V. a. Jullen.
Con Kelly, Tom Killeen, Wm. Marx.
Arthur C. Maus Jas. McAllister, U H.
McCloy. Jos. McDougall Thos. Me
Gann. Chas. McLaughlin Bd Moran,
Phil Murphy, Chas. Murray D. Mur
ray B W. Nellly. Mr*. B. W NeUly,
Chas. Xeuhaus Dennis O’Brien. Mrs
D. O'Brien, Hugh O'Neill, J. M. Ohrem,
A1 Orland. F. W Patrick A. D. Po
teet, P. Bather, Mrs M. L. Sauvaln. F.
J Beltons, Joseph Bilk. M O. Solberg
August Btrum Qeorge Sykes, M_ J.
WEATHER RECORD |
The following tad* aoowa the av
erage temperature for enoh (Jay ffor the
the following years:
iiu. me
January 1 . 1 4
January * . 1 4
February 1 4 I!
February 4 .—10.. Ill
February 6 .—II 17]
February 4 .—II U
February 7 .—10 I
February I .I —I
VAST TEUTON
CONCENTRATION
ON GREEK BORDER
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MILAN', Feb. 8.—Dispatcher from
Athens to the Seclo, today say that
the Teutonic concentration along the
Greek border Is still going on and a
vast army Is now encamped along the
border from Monastlr to the Struma
river In evident anticipation of an
advance on Salonika French aviators
report the continual arrival of adver
sary forces from Austria and Germany
The valley of the Vardar river Is de
clared to be an Immense military camp
■vhlch has been fortified on Its south
ern boundaries. The airmen declare
that miles of earth works have been
thrown up by the Teutons and heavy
x\.ns have been mounted at strategetlc
points. The Germans are also building
miles of railroad behind their lines fot
the transportation of supplies
Shrmo b*l|, A- B. ^al1, Saturday
February 12-. Admiee'on |2
The place to get your Job printing at
right Prices and prompt delivery le
•t the Nugget office.
APRIL 19 NAMED FOR
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
* P. A. Service.
CORDOVA, Feb. 8 —The republican
territorial committee met here yester
day after the arrival of the Seward
delegation and decided upon Seward as
the convention city. The date on which
the convention will be held was des-1
ignated as April 18 and it was also |
decided that the republican primaries
Walsh John Wenger, Herman Webb,'
J. R. Williams. Arthur F. Wright.
THREE MEN KILLED IN
TACOMA DUPONT PLANT
\ P. A. Service.
TACOMA, Fsb. 8.—Eight thousand
pounds of dynamite In ths DuPont
powder plant In this city blew threv.
men to pieces and wrecked property
valued at ten thousand dollars. The
exact cause of the explosion la not
known and, as usual, there are hints
of plotters.
I.03T—Silver mesh hand bag. mark
ed V. K. 9. Return and rscslvs re
ward.
A. B-’S ATTENTION.
All members of the Arctlo Brother
hood are requested to be at A. B.
club rooms at 18: SO p. m. on Thursday,
to attend the funeral of Brother Lae
Loi tltt
F M. KIES ELL.
Arctlo Chief.
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The »v*«t of the eo*aon. Shrine
••II, A. 8. hall, February 12. Adm. $S
Order your calling cards for the New
Vcar at the Nugget office.
Coming Saturday, Fabruary 12, Shrlna
Ball, A. 8. Hall. Don’t mlaa I*.
NOTICE.
Do you road tha Daily Nuggat and
tap abroaet of tho doing* of tho out
lido world T Subtori bo now, $2.00 per
nonth doliverad ovary right befor* >,
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Wild Goose Building
Phone Main 83
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will be held in the several divisions
simultaneously on March 11. The com
mittee also decided that sixty dele
gates will be allowed each division
The only qualification required from
the voters at the primary elections
will be a pledge that they will support
the nominee of the convention.
FORMER CONGRESSMAN
HEPBURN DEAD
V P. A. Service.
CLARINDA, la., Feb. 8.—Former
United States Congressman William
Peter; Htpburn died at his home here
today, aged eighty three years. Con
gressman Hepburn was at one time
one of the moat prominent figures in
national politics and served a number
'of terms in congress between 1881 and
1909.
8TONE OPTIMI8TIC OVER
LU8ITANIA SETTLEMENT
A. P. V Service.
WASHINGTON, Feb 8 —Chairman
Stone of the senate foreign relations
committee said today, after a con
ference with the administration of*
flclals, that it was his Impression that
there would be no further friction
with Germany over the settlement of
the Lusitania cause, despite the diffi
cult attitude of the Berlin govern
ment. He said that In his view the
case was practically settled, but did not
go Into detail.
All Elks are requested to meet fct
Begerstrom A Hagen’s store at 12:45
tomorrow to attend the funeral of
Brother Louttlt
CHAS. H. MILOT, Secy
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MEETING NOTICE.
THE NOME BARTENDER'S UNION
Local 1*0. B. L L of A. (Affiliated
with tha A. F. of L) meats every first
Sunday la aach month it 11 a m
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4* YAKIMA DRIED PEACHES, PER PACKAGE .M« J
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We oarry the fine grades ef writing paper m boxes, tablets and
pound paper, including Baton Crane A Pika Companies, Highland
Linen. Twilled Irish Linen, Craa'ie Linen, Lawn, eta
Fine Linen Envelopes la fa kages of It each, lln Alan the Wovna
Uttar aUa Envelopsa at tbs a package
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