Thu assessed valuation of the real
and personal properly In tho town of
Fairbanks is approximately $2,S55,000
which means that the city will receive
in tuxes this year about $43,000, the
rate being fixed at 1 and 1-2 per cent.
Mrs. Pearl Howard, a pioneer wo*
man of the Koyukuk country, recently
made the trip from above the Arctic
Circle to Cordova alone with a dog
team. At times the weather was "0
below zero. She is enroutc to the
states.
Hy the collapse of two main strin
gers under the dock of the Juneau
Kerry & Navigation Co., Martin Ole
son, the lessee of the dock, lost about
200 tons of coal which was precipi
tated into the bay. He expects to
salvage a portion of the fuel, but his
loss will amount to more than $1,000.
Extra guards have been placed
around the different • government
buildings at Anchorage, and extra
precautions are being taken to safe
guard the commissary and storage
buildings. Also a vigilant watch is
* being made of all suspicious charac
ters that frequent the railroad yards.
' 1 I '
The motor ship Kuskokwim river,
which was built last year for service
between Seattle and Alaska, has been
purchased by the Oregon-Alaska
Steamship Company, and will be op
erated between Portland and Alaska
ports. The semi-Diesel engines will
h© taken out and steam engines sub
stituted.
While driving a four horse tuain
Willi a big loud of cordwood across a
siough near Iditornd, Felix liiley re
ceived a thorough ducking and the
horses nearly lost their lives when
the ice broko and precipitated them
Into the water. Another team suc
ceeded in dragging them to safety.
Six years ago James Pitcher was
•employed as a forest ranger on the
Kenai peninsula. He is now a rich
oIsssom ♦«v»» «-r in the Tuluttii JUS-t.t
and is credited with being the real
discoverer of gold In paying quanti
others stampeded to the reported
strike two years ago, gave it the
“once over” and quit in disgust, Pit
cher had faith and stayed with it.
And the original stqmpeders arc get
ting back there as quickly as they
can, now that the pnysjronk has been
opened for them.
Oo you subscribe for your home
town paper or do you let the other
fellow pay for your reading.
SPRING TIME IS HERE
FOR THE BEST
LINE IN TAILORING
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For the best wont Id tailoring see us.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for ladles and gentlemen.
Wa make aulta to order.
First class workmanship, modern
method and prompt service.
We appreciate your patronage.
Tours to please,
* NOME TAILORING CO,.
Next door to Begerstrom & Hagen.
Lettuce, Lettuce, Lettuce, 25c an
ounce at Williams' Green House.
ADVOCATES BRITISH
CAPITAL DEVELOP
BRITISH INTERESTS
We think it well to direct attention
to a movement now in progress and
likely to grow in strength. We
refer to the steady acquisition by
American capital of the immeasur
able resources of toe province of
British Columbia. Very large inter
ests in our timber lands and sawmills
are held by American capitalists.
The same is true of our mineral
wealth. It is American capital large
ly that opens our mines, erects our
smelters, and, ns a result, the pro
ducts of our ores are to a very great
extent taken to the I'nited States to
be refined; the sale of them is con
trolled in the United States and the
profits go into the pockets of Ameri
can investors. American capitalists
have learned to realize the vast wealth
of this Western province and they are
setting about acquiring it. The six
degrees of the British Columbia Sea
board constitute the only part of the
Pacific coast littoral from Cape Horn
to Singapore over which the Brit'sh
flag flies. Behind and up in this
Canadian coast are undeveloped re
sources of incalcuable value. Shall
these pass into the hands of aliens ?
Shall the profits to be dei'ived from
their exploitation go into the pockets
of foreigners? It is for the people
of the United Kingdom to decide.
Canadian capital has so many other
calls upon it that we must look else
where for the financing of the enter
prises necessary to keep British wealth (
for the British people.—Victoria Colon
ist.
Classified Ads.
All Claaaiffad Ada Mutt b. Paid far
in Advanaa.
FOR RALE.
foil SAiV.—Adjustable dress form.
Inquire Nugget office.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
All persons ere requested to mi
med lately take advantage of the warm
weather and get the winter’s refuse
out on the Ice beyond the flag line
before May 10th, 1917.
W. D’AUCY CHACB,
Health Officer.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
I Notice is hereby given that f have
purchased all int-v-est of John He
Martini and C. M. Do Martini in the
scavenger busmens, and I am now
the sole owner of the scavenge - busi
ness in Nome, Alaska, and
Notice is further given that no
person has any authority to contract
or incur any hills or obligations for
me and that no_person Is authorized
lo make any collections for me with
out written authority.
ED BUEDESO.V.
FOR SALE—CHEAP:
HYDRAULIC PIPE .
1 WHIM 16 H. P.
UPRIGHT BOILERS.
DRILL ROPE.
1 BOB SLED.
HOISTS.
DARLING A DEAN CO.
NOTICE.
I’or first class work aaa prompt de- 1
livery phone Main 151 and the Poo- .
pi-.’s laundry will send and get your
laundry. W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop. ;
Subscribe tor the Nome Nugget
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Delinquent Assessment Roll, City of Nome, Alaska 1916
Person Taxed.
Albrecht, Thomas .
Alaska Sto. mbsip Co .
Antheruk et al . .
Boyce, \V. A.
Chace, W. D'Arcy.
Do Martini, John . .
Erickson, E. It.
Gogg'm, G. P.
Griffith, M. W.
Holt, E. I.
Horgan, D. J.
Halpln, D. J.
Kent, Leo .
Kusengo, et al .
Ln-t- Jtivii .....
Lee, Yeo.
Larson, Frederick .
Larson. Sam .
Lane, Richard .
McAllister, J. F.
Meredith, E. E.
McCahey, Jack .
McDonough, M. J.
McLean, et al .
Nome Consolidated Dredge Co.
Oliver, A. G.
O’Connor, Geo. D.
O’Connor, D. O.
Oldbaum Mining Co.
PacMlc Const Stenmshlp ..
Paseoff, M.
Ross, Thomas A.
Reed, C. W.
Seidenverg, Leo .
Swnrtzel, Jns.
.
Sons of the North .
Seward Peninsula Railway Co.
Wittenberg, A.
I Walker, Henry.
I Warren, Clark & Warren .
Description.
Machine shop .
Office fixtures . ..
Boat Ukuwaka .
Machine shop .
Office fixtures .
Scavenger outfit .
Boat "Flyer".
Grocery store, etc .
Office fixtures.j
Store .
Boat "Cap. Warden” .
Restaurant .
Transfer outfit .
p.— x ..
I-aundry .A .*.
Laundry . .
Boat “Belinda” .
Horse and wagon ...
Dredge .. ..
Transfer outfit.
Boat Althea .
Transfer outfit .
Horse and wagon .
Boat “Silver Wave” .
Autos, office fixtures .
Saloon .
Roat “Hettie B” .
Boat New York .
Machinery and pumps .
Office fixtures .
Taylor shop .
Launches .
Machine shop ...
Store.
Golden Gate Hotel .
Pool tables, etc .
Machine shop .
Store .
Machine shop .
Bar fixtures .j
Total Tax. Penalty. Total <
. <
$ 4 00 $ 20 $4.20 <
. 0.00 30 0.30 •
. 30.00 U00 21.00
.. 20.00 1.00 21.00
. 15.00 75 15.75 (
. 0.00 30 0.30 J
. 15.00 75 15.75 J
.910.00 45.50 955.50 '
. 2.00 10 2.10 <
.100.00 5.00 105.00 <
. 10.00 50 10.50 <
. 8.00 40 8.40 4
.30.00 1.50 31.50 ' <
. 20.00 1.00 21.00 J
. «.«<) SO i.ao ] '
. 4.00 20 4.20 | 1
.24.00 1,00 21.00 !
. 3.00 15 3.15 J
. 60.00 3,00 63.00 J
. 16.00 80 16.80 <
. 10.00 50 10.50 *
. 4.00 20 4.20 :
. 4.00 20 4.20 i
. 20.00 1.00 21.00
. 26.00 1.30 27.30
. 20.00 1,00 21.00
. 20.00 LOO 21.00
. 20.00 1.00 21.00
. 40.00 2.00 • 42.00
. 2.00 10 2.10
. 6.00 30 6.30
. 10.00 50 10.50
. 60.00 3.00 63.00
.250.00 12.50 262.170
. 50,00 2.50 52.50
. 6.00 SO 6.30 I
. 60.00 3.00 63.00 j !
. 50.00 2.50 52.50 j
. 12.00 60 12.60 ,
. 12.00 60 12.60
is hereby si' on that unless the Delinquent Taxes on the above Personal Property are paid with
penalty and interest and other costs within ten (10) days from the final publication of this notice, to-wit:
Within 10 days from the 9th day of May, 1917, the property or a part thereof upon which said taxes are a lien
will be seized under distress warrants and sold to satisfy said taxes so due.
Dated at Nome, May Gth, 1917. E. GRIMM,
Date of first publication May 6th, 1917. City Clerk and Tax collector.
Date of last publication May 9th, 1917.
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
Miss Olga Petrova
IN THE SOUL MARKET
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Fresh Pork
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| Every Friday
I
; INDEPENDENT MEAT
MARKET
W. H. Webb
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| Chadder Cheese
30 and 45cts Pr. can
PA(lfl( (OLD STORAGE COMPANY
j White 17.
| WE ARE PREPARED 1
During the past two years we have bought |
heavily in Cotton and Wool staple goods from g
Canvas Gloves to Scotch Wool Underwear and $
I are now prepared to furnish our patrons at N
right prices with all the everyday Clothing |
necessities. §
SRI- WINDOW DISPLAY I
P. A. PETERSON SHOE GO. [
Coal
Crude Oil Refined Oil
Alaska Lighterage & Commercial (o.
ELITE
HOTEL & BATHS i:
; Open Day and Night !;
> Rooms by day, week or month, j i
| Rates Reasonable. <'
Steam, Show®t and Plain Baths. < !
W. R. ANDERSON, Prop. <|
Phone Black 171. < [
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MILO’S CAFE |j
OPEN DAY AND jj
| NIGHT
£ Nrsi door to PACIFIC COT.D ( [
► STOltAC.R MATtKRT. - '
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| Chas. W. Reed
Machinist b Blacksmith
(Jasoline Engines, Hoists
Boilers, Pipe and Pipe
Fittings i
No. 5 Front St. |
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| Bom* bt“co«l «md pn*Yry of all < *
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i * We cater to family trade. J ►
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