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Mr. (igilive of the Seward dredge ar- !
rived In Hie city <>n the Flyer yes- j
terday.
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The Senator pulled out for Seattle
shortly before noon yesterday with
thirty odd passengers.
Work on the Belleview dredge on
Hastings creek has been completed and
the machine is now in operation.
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Teddy Winfield, the Ear mountain
tin expert, arrived in the city on the
Silver Wave this morning for a visit
to the metropolis.
William Webb received a number of
reindeer carcasses for the local market
yesterday. The consignment was front
the reindeer station at Teller
F. Todd, Mr. l’addock and Joe Silk
left for the Casadepaga section where
they will do considerable drilling on
ground owned by the latter.
The road commission is engaged in
dtilling near the site of the proposed
Snake river bridge in an endeavor to
learn the exact depth of the perma
nent frost in that vicinity and other
details necessary to construction.
People Say To Us
“I cannot eat this or that food, it does ■
not agree with me.” Our advice to |
all of them is to take a
DysPePsia
JSSSSsSi Tablet
before and after each meal. 25c a box.
Butler, Mauro & Co.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
..Our quality talks are all well found
ed and this foundation has been proven
to the minds of most every thoughtful
person who appreciates thoroughly this
great important factor.
Our Seattle branch and cash payment
for our wares gives us the advantage of
procuring a better quality goods, which
we then retail here at Nome at the
standard prices prevailing, giving the
patron extra quality for the same
prices as of goods sold elsewhere which
are not up to our medium of quality.
This point is so forcibly carried and
proven by our Dry Pack Butter, a
Pasteurized, germ proof better keep
ing Butter, which is more sweet and
toothsome than mere words of expres
sion can convey, and that you will
know the goodness of this BETTER
BUTTER we are going to make it a
speciality of this week only. Our
price is 3714c per pound, and we will
expert that you take advantage of this
treat to yourself and take home a
pound, making us prove our assertions.
Just as a matter of information, do
you know that Butter packed in brine
contains 16 per cent water? Why not
get this 16 per cent in Butter? You can,
at
G. P. GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
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Andy Olson, the well known Solomon 11
Freighter, who has been confined to the I
hospital with a broken leg, Is able to,1
he around again with the aid of i
crutches.
Charles Matson, the freighter, is re
building the Nome river bridge, which ;
was washed away in the early spring,
and traffic to the Kougarok will soon
he greatly facilitated.
The postofflee force were still en
gaged In the distribution of the heavy
second class mall arriving on the Vic
toria this morning. The consignment
was one of the largest batches for some
time.
Rrother Murphy who has been con
nected with St. Joseph's church de
parted for a new post of duty on the
Yukon yesterday. The station Is ns
yet unnamed and is at some point near
the mouth of the river.
A herd of nearly one hundred rein
deer arrived in the rity yesterday from
the Golovin section, and are now quar
tered on the tundra near the old
slaughter house. The nnimals will he
killed and shipped to the outside on the
Klihu Thomson.
The Senator brought over the saw
mill purchased by Charles Ross in
Council during the winter and the
equipment will he set up near his home
on D street The mill was shipped Into
Connell some years ago, but has never
been used.
Mr. Joseph P. Follman, the Deorlng
correspondent of the Nugget, received
the sad news by the first mail to the
north that his son, Jos. P. Follmon. jr„
a fine lad of twenty-three years was
drowned recently in the Columbia river
at Astoria. The Nugget extends Its
sympathy.
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The Victoria pulled out for St. Mich
ael at eleven a. m. yesterday after dis
charging a considerable qunntity of
freight for this port. The vessel still
has a considerable quantity of cargo
for Nome and also several thousand
tons of coal for Fort Davis. Accord
ing to the-local agents the big liner will
probably not leave for the outside be
fore the 6th.
So far the broken cable between
Sitka and Seattle has not been repaired
and messages continue to arrive, some
what belated over the Canadian lines.
The local telegraph officials assert that
they cannot tell when the trouble will
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be remedied. And In the meantim. > - ^
plaint anent "bulls" finds hearty re
sponse in our soul for the samples of
Canadian telegraph transmission are'
tiuly wlerd and wonderful things.
Sum Bassett expects to get away for
the Kougurok within a day or two.
Dr. Fromm is having an addition
built to his house of D street which
Will considerably inorsuse the capacity.
The Flyer arrived frm Solomon short
ly before noon today b-inging seven
passengers and a small quantity of
freight. Included In the list of pas
sengers are the names of Sam Gaylord,
from the Casa, and Dr. Ramsay from
the Nome-Montnna dredge, and ex-flrp
Chief Haughey who has been mining
on Caisson creek. Hughey states that
he will probably remain In town for
the remainder of the season.
“Mistah" Tom Simmons, a gentle
man of colored ancestry, was tried in
the municipal court yesterday at ten
and was fined the sum of ten bones
for loud and boisterous conduct due tc*
an over Indulgence In tiger milk. Mr.
Simmons was given some timely ad
monitions by Magistrate Grimm and!
was then let go under a suspended
sentence to endure for ten days. Where
iu the repentent offender grinned
broadly.
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The Dream theater will repent “Htr
Neighbor’s Wife," in which Lillian
Langtry stars, tonight. The photoplay
was well received by the audience last
night, especially by those who hail
never seen this clever actress. Miss
Langtry's gowns are gorgeous affairs
created by Worth, Paris, and the
scenes are all works of art. “The
Thrust of Hate,” the other 3 part dra
ma, which is also shown, is a beautiful
colored pictuie and shows some very
clever swordmansldp. Three shows to
night 7, 8:40 and 10:15 and the admis
sion Is 25 cents.
Arrivals from the lower river bring
news that the telegraph station at Kal
tug is being abandoned and hereafter
Nulato will be the western terminus of
the wire line. The men and equipment
will he removed from Kaltag on th
return trip of the U. S. transport Jeff
Davis. Business beyond Nulato wll!
be handled by wireless. Recent in
structions were sent out from Fort Gib
bon to all stations as follows: Golsovn
and Fnalakleet and tioints heretofore
mailed from these stations are now
mailed from St. Michael. Kaltag and
Old Woman and points heretofore
mailed from these stations are now
from Nulato. Delta and points here
tofore mailed from Delta are now mail
ed from Richardson.
The Silver Wave arrived from Kec
wrillk and Kotzebue this morning
shortly after six bringing a largo num
ber of passengers among which are
many prominent Candleltes, including
.1. C. Kennedy and Mr. Mason. From
Teller and York came Teddy Winfield,
Chas. Haering and others. Aeoerding to
the statements of the Candleites, the
mining season is well under way and
miners are busy throughout the dis
trict. Mr. Haering speaking of the
c*nditions In the Teller section, states
that there has been a plenty of rain
ar.d the miners are well supplied with
water. The dredges on American river
are working and the work of construc
tion on the American Tin Company
dredge rs ptogressing well.
Mr. Olaf Swenson of the Belvedere
states that the recent voyage of that
vessel was one of the roughest in his
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experience and a continual succession
of storms were encountered from the
time of leaving until the return. The
: iip extended along the Slbeitan coast
us far north as North Cape at which
point the vessel touched. At Cape Na
varian un attempt was made to take on
some forty tons of coal from a vein
lying close to the beach but owing to
the storm\ weather not more than
twenty tons could be placed aboard and
the remainder was left lying on the
shore. Mr. Swenson states that the
coal is of good quality but is hardly
comparable with domestic coal for
steaming purposes. The vessel will
depart on a second cruise to Arctic
waters in a day or two.
MOVEMENTS OF
FORMERNOMEITES
Culled from the Alaska Exchanges.
Mrs. G. SeilTert left today for Res
urrection creek where her husband is
operating. She will not return before
October and may be away until No
vember.—Gateway.
Assistant Manager Crabtree of the
Overland hotel, returned yesterday i
from the Moose pass. He reports that
Farman is working at his placer prop
erty steadily. Felix Browm and John
Gilpatriek are prospecting their quartz
property at the pass and It is showing
up hotter all the time.— Seward Gate
way.
In the commissioner’s office the ease
of J. M. Ousliy vs. ,T. ,T. Reangan was
tried before a jury in Juneau. Ousby
charged that Reagan owed him a trans
fer hill amounting to *18. and In a
counter complaint Reagan charged
that Oushy owed him mnnev. The Jury
brought In a verdict for Reagan for
$1. the costs of the case to be assess
ed against Ousby.—Seward Gateway.
Eric Burman, winner in 1908 of the
oe hundred mile championship at
Nome, will face the starter in the
Mountain marathon to he brought off
here during the holidays. Tn the race
won by him at Nomp he made the hun
dred miles in fifteen hours and eigh
teen minutes. He has been a resident
of this district for some time.—Seward
Gateway.
Representative W. W. Oetehell. the
ai.thor of the new mining taw. return
ed last evening after an absence of sev
eral days In the hills looking over the
m.ning aetivltes and prospects.
Engineer Campbell who has been
looking after the dock work for the
engineering commission went out.the
railroad line today and will be gone for
somo days.
Frank Burley, the star bnokstop of
Seward, left this morning for Six-mile
where he will be occupied on the
Barnes-Herron dredge for several
months.—Seward Gateway.
MEETING NOTICE.
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Focal 868. B. I. H. of A. (Affiliated
with the A. F. of H.) meets every first
Sunday in each month at 11 a. m.
AH. NICHOHSON, Pres.
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BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD |
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 25 |
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED |
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
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We have recently received over 200 cases (about 40
tons) of the best Footwear that could be procured in the
pastern markets. Our lines comprise everything neces
sary for Men, Women and Childred.
UP-TO-DATE SHOE HOSPITAL IN CONNECTION
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