| OPERATORS ATTENTION 1
Are you in the market for groceries in wholesale quantities in ether
words by the case?
GIVE US A TRIAL
PRICES TALK: All we want I* an opportunity to demonstrate to
you that, considering quality our prices are extremely low.
1 D. E. CROWLEY |
WEATHER REPORT. j
N Nome, .Tune 27. |
Temperature- Max., 72; min., 45.
Barometer 3U.0S inches.
Weather- dear.
Wind S\V„ 4 miles per hour; av
erage 5 miles.
Precipitation—None.
FOR SALE—Piano. Inquire at Nug
get office.
BRYAN RECEIVES TESTIMONIAL.
WASHINGTON. June 28.—Former
Secretary of State Bryan was the re
cipient of a tertlmonlal of regard In
tile shape of a handsome gold watch
last Saturday, the donors being the etn'
ploycs of the state department.
FtiFND A bundle of Odd Fallow re
ceipts belonging to John Bouchard.
Inquire of Ed Holt.
DUNTLEY’S
VACIUM CARPET SWEEPERS
$5.00
THESE SWEEPERS CLEANS YOUR CARPETS THOROUGH
LY. WITHOUT SPREADING DUST ALL OVER YOUR MOUSE
FOR SALE AT
G. P. QOQGIN
“emporium
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO CALL AND SEE OUR BRAND
NEW UP-TO THE MINUTE LINE OF
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
OUR STOCK SELECTED 8Y ONE WHO KNOWS FROM
MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE THE INDIVIDUAL REQUIRE
MENTS OF THE NOME PUBLIC.
NEW STORE OPPOSITE INDUSTRIAL WORKER OFFICE.
JAKE KIR3TANE PROPRIETOR.
f THE MEAT BOAT THOMSON |
t ARRIVED FRIDAY. JUNE 11TH. «•
T We inv;te you to inspect our fresh supply of meats and we will
i tell you the prices, (which are as low as in the States.) A full line of
X Smisages and other specialties. ■ >
4 BUTTER AND EGGS (Shipped in Storage.) ..
+ vLASKA'S BEST FRIEND.
j Pacific Cold Storage Co. I
SEE
CHAS. L. ROSS
FOR ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER
CARPENTER, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR
B Street. Phone Black 162
JUST RECEIVED
A FULL SUPPLY OF FINE FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, FORK,
VEAL AND POULTRY, PIGS FEET, SPARE RIBS, HALIBUT AND
BLACK COD. A FEW CASE8 OF FINE RANCH EGG8 AND BUT
TER.
Independent Meat Market
W. H. WEBB. PROPRIETOR
TELEPHONE MAIN 15.
NEWS NOTES i
i
Mrs. Milton Roper and daughter left
on the Flyer fer Solomon yesterday
for a visit with Mrs. Renney of the
Dickson hotel.
The launch Defiance, in command of
Capt. Ross, took a party to Sledge Isl
and yesterday afternoon.
The ladies branch of the Pioneers of
Alaska will hold their regular meeting
this evening.
The Polar Rear made the run to
Sledge island yesterday. Capt. Dane
having aboard as guests Judge and
Mrs. Tucker.
Ohas Dalquist. proprietor of the pop"
ular Safety roadhouse arrived In town
today on a flying visit. He will re
turn this evening.
The briefs in a divorce case entitled
Burgh vs Burgh has been filed In the
district court. The complainant Is
Henry Burgh of this city.
The schooner Arctic Is expected to
arrive on the return trip from the
north about the second of July, and
will leave for St. Michael on the next
voyage.
The Tampico arrived In Solomon at
three a m this morning and Is now
discharging freight at that place The
vessel will probably leave for Nome
some time this afternoon
The local branch of the Christian
Endeavor Society will go on a trip to
Sledge Island this afternoon accord
ing to report The Standard will prob
ably he the means of conveyance.
The I,a France Are engine belonging
to the city will attempt to pump out
the well on the lot formerly occupied
by the Elite Bath house. The well was
sunk on the property some years ago
hut has never been used
Nothing has been heard of the steam
er Cordova which Is en route from Se
attle with freight and mall up to the
hour of going to press. The vessel Is
expected to arrive at any time.
Static electricity created havoc with
the wireless transmission Saturday and
all messages were considerably delayed
and many failed to come through at
all. The phenomena Is said to have
disappeared today.
Tht boiler house cm the claim known
as the Halla tract belonging to Nel
son and Errickson was burned Satur
day afternoon the outfit being consid
erably damaged. One 'of the employes
was severely burned during the blaze
necessitating medical attention.
Nearly all of the newly arrived autos
were in evidence on the highways in
and adjacent to the city yesterday af
ternoon and the citizens preambulnting
in the northern fashion, In the middle
of the street, were kept actively en
gaged in rubber necking for trouble. II
is said that some of the new owners
of buzz wagons had some novel exper
iences.
—
According to Yukon advices received
in Nome. Territorial Mine Inspector
Maloney left Ruby for the Iditarod
June 5 after completing his inspection
of the former section. After visiting
Marshall City on the lower Yukon Ma
loney will proceed to Nome.
The fire department responded to a
test call from box SI at the Discovery
corner, Second and D streets, Saturday
evening. The run from the Are sta
tion was made in less than a minute
ani| a half with some of the council
fire and water committee holding the
watch on the Are laddies.
The Flyer arrived from Solomon at
eleven thirty today and sailed again
shortly after two with n small consign
ment of freight and the following pas
sengers: Dr. Arnold of the Wild Goose
Mining Company, Mr. Ogleffcy of the
Beward dredge, “Red" Bayne, who is
going to the Nome-Montana-New
Mexico dredge in the capacity of en
gineer and two others unnamed.
The application of the Northwest
Trust and Safe Deposit Company ask
ing for a receiver for the Nome Hy
draulic and Drainage Company, one of
the defendant companies in the recent
ly inaugurated suit filed by the first
named company, was granted by Judge
Tucker Saturday. Mr. Hornbergor was
agree upon by stipulation.
The Dream theater has made exten
sive alterations in the seating arrange
ments of that popular house which add
greatly to the comfort of the patrons.
The seats aro now arranged in rows of
five and three thus avoiding much
crowding and discomfort as in no case
does an attendant have to pass more
than two seats in reaching or leaving
his own. The double aisles are also an
agreeable Innovation.
The first apparent effort of the au
thorities to make good on “the lid"
declaration developed in the wee small
hours of .Sunday morning when the
local police, headed by Councilman
I.omen descended on the Windsor
building and arrested fourteen men on
the charge of gambling. The men were
subsequently released on bail, Ed
Johnson lieing held in the sum of $100
and the remainder being compelled to
put up $50 each. Hearing was set for
two p. m. In the municipal court this
afternoon.
I,. L. Lane .through his attorney.
George B. Grigsby, filed suit In the dis
trict court against E. B. O’Connor, bet
ter known ns “Duffy.” The plaintiff
prays the court to grant judgment In
his favor for the same of $2,335 and
with Interest thereon at eight per cent
from the first day of June. 1914. for
goods, merchandise, etc., advanced to
the defendant on his promise to pay
within a short time.
The easje of the men charged with
gambling was called in the municipal
court this afternoon at two. George
Grigsby appearing for the defendants
offering the plea that there was not
sufficient evidence to convict. Judge
Grimm ruled, however, that the men
were guilty and Imposed a fine of fifty
dolors on thirteen while Ed Johnson
was assesed the sum of one hundred.
Grigsby served notice of appeal.
A two part western drama called
“Yellow Flame” heads the hill at the
Dream tonight. Some very clever rid
ing and an excellent view of buffalo
hunting makes this an interesting pic
ture. The comedy number is Rastus’
Riotous Ride. It is the tale of a col
ored gentleman and a turkey. The
Dream will show Mary Piekford. the
world's highest priced actress In “The
Eagle’s Nest" in five parts Wednesday
and Thursday nights at the popular
price of 25 cents.
George F. Kilroy, who sold Ills min
ing Interest in the Idltarod about two
vears ago and has since been on the
outside, is now Interested in the Cir
ole district. The Juneau Empire men
tions his departure for the interior
May 31, accompanied hv James Wel
ler. an old timer of the north, who will
he his mining associate In the sour
dough camp. Messrs. Kilroy and Wel
ler have an option on twelve miles of
dredging ground on Harrison creek, in
the Birch creek section. Mr. Kllrov is
a reformed newspaper man and was at
one time on the Nugget staff.
The Fort Davis hoys failed to make
their appearance for yesterday after
noon’s schedule ball game, nevertheless
tile assembled spectators were not dis
appointed as r. W. Pinneo mustered
together what lie call his Federal team
which came in on the steamship Sen
ator, and played the all star Nome team
winning by a score of 2 to 1 in a five
inning game. Pinneo states that he
has got some good players among his
Federal team and is willing to meet
any of the other nines at nnv time.
Wm. S. Riddle who is a Washington
University boy and plays the catcher’s
position and is right on the job. There
is no stealing second base as Riddle
is there with the lightning peg as well
as being handy at picking them off
from behind the bnt. It is hoped a
good game will he arranged for the
Fourth of July.
The council committee delegated tc
look after the arrangements for the
Fourth of July celebration have prac
tically con.pleted the preliminaries’
and it is indicated that the proposed
celebration will be on a scale of su
perlative grandeur. The committee arc
mustering every resource that will aid
in making the affair one never to be
forgotten in Nome’s history. The com
mittee have secured the consent of Mr
Jafet Lindeberg to act as marshal ol
the day and Capt. Martin of Fort Da
vis and Captain Cochran of the coasl
guard steamer Bear will act as chiel
[aides. The following is the complete
list of the various committees:
Executive committee—Ralph Lomen
Henry Burgh, Chas. Thompson, Jafel
Lindeberg, A. Cole, W. .T. Rowe. Chas
Tapp, Dan E. Crowley.
Marshal of the day—Jafet Lindeberg
Chief aides—Captain Martin, Capt
Cochran.
Aides to marshal—Capt. Sharp, Lieut
Pcroin, George Diamond, Th. Lehmann
Chas. Ross, A. O. Blake, Dr. Mustard
J. A. Bachelder, O. D. Cochran, Free
Ayer, Geo. Lomen, Dr. Neuman, San
Taggart, Ira Orton, Dr. Chace, Fran!
.Thatcher, S. J. Bakke, R. S. rollister
jj. II. Fchse. George Grigsby, F. M
Kiesele, Russ Downing, Yorkey Sykes
!Ed Tarnutzer, Phil Holland. A. B. Mil
ler, Thil Murphy, J. J. Cole, .Tames
Swartzell, G. J. Lomen, Grant Jackson
II. H. Molier, Hugh O’Neil. T. M. Reed
Ned Darling E. C. Roberts, Billy Rose
Geo. Maynard, F. M. Saxton, W. W
Johnson, Harry Brown. 1Y. B. Kirk, \Y
M. Eddy.
Finance committee— A. Cole. E. W
Carleton, Dr. Fromm, A. Polet, Joseph
Sheldon, Harry Riley, Tobey Reed, Al.
Nicholson, George Hall, Con Kelly, J
D. Jourden. F. A. Daniels, TV. A. Gil
: THE BEST l
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4 Of everything in the grocery line, 4
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! HOLLER’S GROCERY!
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J Wine Sap Apples at $2.25 per. box 1
J PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT 8T. ^ ^
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more, A. A. Allan. G. I’. Goggin.
Parade—W. J. Rowe, Hilly Webl), J.
W. Segerstrom, Pete Gervals, Gus Me
1 in, L)r. Fromm, Thomas A. Ross, Hill
Pangman.
Music and entertainment—-Charles
Tlpp, Win. Marx, A. G. Oliver, Klmer
Reed.
Athletics—Dan Crowley, Walter
Johnson, W. C. McGuire, Carl Lumen,
Faxon Lewis.
J NOTICE.
Mrs. Lae's dining room is now open
for business opposite Holt’s. Mrs, Lee.
properitor, formerly of Hoffman House.
HATS,
Coats, suits, skirts and shirt waists
at outside prices.
MRS. J. WANGER.
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
VICTORIA SAILED
SATURDAY NIGHT
SEATTLE, June 28.—The following
are the additional passengers sailing
on tlie steamer Victoria of the Alaska
Steamship line which got away at 9:15
Saturday evening: H. Greenberg, Ida
Edmonds. Mrs. Harry LeBar, Lillian
Simson, \Vm. O'Brien, S. Lutz, M. S.
Brewer, M. I’. Ames, E. E. Pattarso*.
Ben Benard, A. Z. Watson and wife,
O. W. Carter, Mrs. L. Stevenson, Daisy
Rowell, Mrs. O. B. Brown. May Noon,
May Woods. O. M. Elvedahl, and fifty
eight steerage passengers. Forty
eight round trippers who are en route
to see the sights of the northland are
also among the passengers.
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It makes no difference how
WET
. You may be. Be sure and keep your feet
DRY I
There is only one stock of Footwear in :
Nome and we have it
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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FRED W. PETERSON, Manager ^
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KOTZEBUE SAILING
SILVER WAVE
Will sail for Blossom and all way ports
about June 25th. Reservations for freight and passengers.
MASKI LIGHTERAGE J COMMERCIAL CO.
Formerly John J. Sesnon Company
Agents. Phone Main 14.
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THE NONPAREIL |
SUCCESSORS TO M. O. SAMUELS. iij
SPECIAL
TOR THIS WEEK
ALL
TRIMMED HATS