MOVEMENTS OF RIVER BOATS.
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Nome, Alaska, July 27, 1916.
Julia B up Kotlik 6:30 a. in. 26th.
Davis down Birches 11:20 p. m. 26th.
Reliance up Bouden 3:15 a. m.
St. Joseph up Kotlik 3 a. m. 26th.
Sarah and Jacobs at Gibbon.
Whitehorse down Whitehorse 10 p m.
Selkirk up Stewart 4 a. m.
Dawson up Yukon Crossing 6:30 a.mJ
Casca and Canadian at Whitehorse.
Nasutlin up Stewart.
Tana at Chena.
Alaska up Crena S a. m.
Tanana at Fairbanks.
Delta at Nulato.
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NEWS jjOTES
It is reported that Judge Lomen is
contemplating a trip to the outside by
tin- next outgoing fleet.
The steamer I>atouche after unload
ing a quantity of freight and taking on
the mail departed for the outside late
last evening.
The steamer Senator Is probably
now within sight of Unimak l'ass as a
radio at eight last evening stated that
the vessel was but 371 miles south of
the entrance to Tiering Sea at that
time.
Captain Annavlk states that the Cor
win will probably get away about four
this atfernoon on the second trip to
the Arctic. The vessel will continue
hunting and will probably he gone
about forty days.
The trial jury in the case of Sturte
vnnt et a] vs. Chngnon et al was com
pleted shortly after the court convened
for the .afternoon session and the bal
ance of the day was devoted to the tak
ing' of testimony. A number of wit
nesses were examined before the court
arose.
The steamer Corwin returned from
St. Michael about four yesterday after
noon. The vessel discharged her cargo
of walrus hides and hope into the hold
of the steamer Datouche in St. Mich
ael harbor. After taking on additional
supplies the Corwin will leave on a sec
ond trip to the North.
IJan Crowley is the latest one to join
the ranks of the autoists and is now
the possessor of a brand new delivery
auto which was landed from the Da
touche during the afternoon yesterday.
Dan says that it pays to be always in
the swim which probably explains his
inclination for rapid transportation.
The local agents of the Alaska
Steamship Company state that the
i Victoria carries fifty-three pasengers
i in addition to a considerable number
{of round tripers and also a huge cargo
of freight. The same information says
that the freighter Edith of the same
line left for the north on Saturday with
a full cargo of freight and supplies.
The rioneer Mining Company are
preparing to start the sixth lift on their
Specimen Gulch properties and con
templates doing a great amount of
work in that section during the season.
The company has been working five
lifts on the Dittle Creek ground since
the beginning of the heavy rains. It
Is stated that there is an abundance of
water in the ditches at present and the
season bids fair to witness an Immense
activity on the Grlmanv properties of
the company.
Only the steamer Corwin and the!
schooner Diamond L. are now in the i
harbor all the other vessels of the
Nome Iteet having departed for one
place or another.
A giant imported Swiss cheese weigh
ing around one hundred and seventy
five pounds forms the principal object
In the new window display of A. Polet's
down town store.
It is Understood thut the “Hkookum
Klub” plans to gHe a dance at the
Moose hall, Wednesday evening, to
which the dancing public are cordially
invited.
Brother Carroll, the popular agent of
the Alaska Steamship Company is con
fined to his rooms in the Golden Gate
hotel with a severe atack of rheuma
tism. Dr. Mustard is in attendance, and
reports the patient getting along fav
orably.
Victor Anderson of the Pioneer Min
ing Company received a rather bad
bruise on the foot on Saturday last
through being struck by a flying stone
following a heavy blast. The injur>
is in no way serious and Victor will be
around again in a day or two.
Clerk of the Court Judge Adams has
received further copies of the late laws
enacted by the last legislature, but so
far not enough for general distribution
Any one wishing to see any of the new
enactments, however, will be accommo
dated on request at the office.
The Flyer was chartered by .Tafet
Dindeberg by long distance telephone
last evening and made a trip to Solo
mon for the purpose of bringing him to
town. The vessel returned about five
this morning with Mr. TJndeberg ns
the snle passenger. The vessel again
departed on her regular trip to Solo
mon at ten carrying three passengers, a
quantity of fresh heef for Council and
also the mail for interior points.
"The T.ost Treasure” or the Cripple
Creek Mystery in three parts will be
featured at the Dream theater tonight
It Is the tale of the old time Well’s
Fargo Express and shotgun messengers i
during the early days of Colorado’s
boom. Besides this film two Lubln
comedies, “A College Cupid” and “Be
tween the Dances” will be shown. Wed
nesday and Thursday nights the Dream
will present Mary I’lckford In the fa
mous drama of the underworld “The
lilshop’s Carriage,” at the popular price
of 25 cents.
The Fairbanks News-Miner of July
12, states that the operation of the new
eight-hour mining law has resulted In
many of the deep mines of that section
being shut down and also states that
a general strike was on In the Chatani
ka district owing to the refusal of the
miners to work for less than five dol
lars per day. Rater reports from that
section state that the men are at pres
ent petitioning the mine owners to al
low them a ten-hour day for a dally
wage of five dollars. It is said that
there are hundreds of men idle in that
district.
The gas schooner Diamond R. arriv
ed in the offing shortly before two this
ifternoon and started the tongues of
the habitues of the water front to wag
ging by displaying her flag at half
mast. The life saving crew put out in
a dory to ascertain the reason and
found that the signal of distress was
flung to the breexe through the lines
being stuck so that the flag could
neither be raised or lowered. The
■vessel has been to the Siberian coast
on a trading trip and has done exceed
ingly well according to report. Joe
Felkel Is in command of the trading
end of the expedition.
Martin Ravenkilde returned to the
scene of his labors on Jess Creek last
night after spending a day in town.
Mr. Ravenkilde states that there are
about fifty men working in the im
mediate vicinity of Jess Creek and
about an equal number are working on
the beach between that point and the
city. The larger number of beach
miners are using surf washers and
there are about thirty of those gold
saving contrivances in addition to five
outfits who are engaged in sluicing
with gas engine outfits. The ditch
used by Mr. Ravenkilde and his part
ners is carrying a goodly supply of
water and the partners are selling the
surplus to other outfits in the neigh
borhood.
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Nome • a rage.
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I DREAM THEATRE
TONIGHT
Comody
BETWEEN DANCES
3 Part Drama
THE LOST
TREASURE
Tale of Wells-Fargo Express
Comedy
COLLEGE CUPID
. MRS. LA CLERQ, Pianist.
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NORWEGIAN VESSEL
FIRED BY SUBMARINE
A. P. A» Service.
AMSTERDAM; July 27.—The crew of
the Norwegian bark Harboezt, who aY
rived at a fishing village on the Dutch
coast last night state that their vessel
was overtaken by a German submarine
some distance off the North sea coast
and were given five minutes to leave
their ship after which the Germans ap
plied the torch but remained in the
vicinity until the Harboezt was ablaze
from stem to stern. The captain of
the Norwegian states that his vessel
was not the only one the Germans
treated in this manner as he saw three
other vessels on lire in the same vi
cinity. The Herboezt was engaged in
carrying lumber to England.
CAP KAITIEN TAKEN
BY REVOLUTIONISTS
A. P. A. Service.
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, July 27.—
Following a bloody battle between the
government and revolutionist troops
1 which raged for hours in the city
streets today President Guillame has
fled to the protection of the French
legation with his army hopelesly de
feated and himself in the most desper
ate danger of capture and execution.at
the hands of the rebels. The downfall
of the dictator was the signal for riot
ing to extend in every direction and the
streets of the capital were soon aalaze
with the revolutionary spirit. Folow
ing the announcement that Guillame
had taken refuge in the French lega
tion, the crowd gathered around the
building and gave vent to their feel
ings in wild demonstrations. Later the
frenzied people made their way to the
government palace and within a few
minutes the handsome building was in
flames. The attack on Cap. Hatien
commenoed before daylight and con
tinued until after ten thirty. Guillame
and his soldiers continued a desperate
defense until the rebels poured into the
town in overwhelming numbers and
many of the more prominent buildings
were a fir*.
Don’t fail to attend the mueicale and
dance, Saturday night, at Eagle Hall.
Admission $1.00.
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“I Don’t Feel Good" N
That is what a lot of people tell us.
Usually their bowels only need cleansing.
<!texaM. QtdettBie?
will do the trick and make you feel fine.
We know this positively. Take one
tonight. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Butler, Mauro & Co.
ORDINANCE NO. 237.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN
AN ORDINANCE NUMBERED 147,
ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE TO
PROVIDE FOR THE PREVENTION
OF FIRES, FIXING GENERAL AND
SPECIAL FIRE LIMITS IN THE
CITY OF NOME, DEFINING CER
TAIN DUTIES OF THE CHIEF OF
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, PRO
VIDING A PENALLY FOR THE
VIOLATION THEREOF, AND RE
PEALING ORDINANCES NUM
BERED 16, 37, 72, 95, 115 AND 125
OF SAID CITY” BY ADDING TO
SAID ORDINANCE SECTION 8 A.
Be it ordained and enacted by the
Common Council of the Town of Nome:
Section 1. That Ordlnace 147, entitl
ed an ordinance to provide for the pre
vention of fires, fixing general and spe
cial fire limits in the City of Nome,
defining certain duties of the chief of
the fire department, providing a pen
Jalty for the violation thereof, and re
pealing ordinances Nos. 16, 37, 72, 95.
115 and 125, of said Town of Nome,
be and the same hereby is amended by
adding thereto after section 8, section
8 A, to read as follows:
Section 8 A. That it shall be unlaw
ful for any person, firm or corporation
conducting, running or managing,
either as owner, lessee, agent or em
ploye, of any lodging house in the Town
of Nome, to obstruct the main hall or
passage-way on the floor of such lodg
ing house, by barred doors or other de
vice, or to barricade with cross timbers,
padlocks or other device, the front or
rear doors of entrance or exit of the
main hall or passage-way of any lodg
ing house, in any manner other than
by ordinary night-latches or locks
which may bo readily discovered and
opened by the inmates of such lodging
house: and it is hereby made the duty
of the Chief of the Fire Department
to inspect, from time to time, all lodg
ing houses in the Town of Nome, in
order to ascertain whether or not they
comply with the foregoing provision.
1 Passed by the common council of the
Town of Nome, this 2Gth day of August,
1915.
GEO. A. DIAMOND,
President of the Common Council, and
ex-officio Mayor of Nome.
Attest:
E. GRIMM,
City Clerk.
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House Dresses from $1.00 up. Just a
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FRED W. PETERSON, Manager
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VEAL AND POULTRY, PISS FEET, SPARE RIBS, HALIBUT AND
BLACK COD. A FEW CASES OF FINE RANCH EGGS AND BUT
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