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NEWS NOIES
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The Council City mail arrived over
land laist evening.
.1. Topolsky Is In town from Anvil
where ho is mining with partners on
tfo. 9.
The Seward Peninsula Power Com
pany is making rapid headway in the
Installation of the big Diesel engine
and the machine will soon be in opera
tion.
And the cable continues to remain a
woundless thing while the incoming
messages are routed over the Domin
ion lines - and, as usual, very late in
the day.
The rough weather lately prevailing
has delayed the unloading of the cargo
of the Challenge and a considerable
quantity of the big load of cod Msh is
still in the vessels hold
The schooner Diamond L pulled out
on a second trading trip along the Si
berian coast last evening. The vessel
is outfitted by .loe Felkel and will be
awa.v about four weeks unless the
trade should be larger than anticipated.
It is reported that a child named
Johnson was attacked hy vicious dogs
on East Front street yesterday after
noon and but for the timely interven
tion of bystanders might have suffered
serious injury. The animals were driv
en away and the child was fnjmd to he
uninjured.
Albert Riechert is in from Dexter
Creek and will probably remain for a
few days in connection with business
matters. Mr. Reiekert states that there
is considerable activity in that section
and quite a few miners are following
the elusive paystreak. Water is fairly
plenty and those who are on the pay
seem to he doing well.
It Is reported that the Pioneer Min
ing Company has started up a lift on
No. fi Anvil, making a total of seven
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
Quality and Principle is the predom
inate feature of this establishment.
Discouraging any combinations to ad
vance prices on Food Stuffs in this city
and not only discouraging this but pos
itively preventing same with the nat
ural result that today mibers, outfit
ters and the community in general
have shown their appreciation for this
stand taken by ourselves, evidenced by
our increased business, which proves
that our policy has great favor. There
is that guarantee of certainty in deal
ing with this store in feeling that our
policy is extended to everyone alike.
The miners themselves appreciate this
making it a great matter of FOOD
FOR THOUGHT.
G. P. GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
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now in operation. The heavy rains
have given the company an ample sup
ply of water and the big ditch is said
to be running full. The company has
a large crew of men employed on the
various claims under operation and will
add still further to their number if
conditions continue favorable.
The Syrian woman who is engaged
in looking into the future of the cur
ious, at so much per look, evidently
forgot to take a look for herself yes
terday or she might have seen that a
fine of twenty-five dollars and costs
was looming on the immediate horizon
of her own future, for that was the
sum she was assessed hy Judge Grimm
in the municipal court at five in the
afternoon. The woman was convicted
of using vile and abusive language. The
fine was paid and the woman retired
muttering sundry and divers remarks
in her native tongue, all of which In
dicated a strong dissatisfaction with
the ways of the measly law.
It is announced that in the event of
the Victoria failign to depart before
Monday evening. Ihe Kegonvah Kazga
will keep open house during the after
noon of that day. from one to three,
at the club house on Steadman avenue.
Mrs. R. W. .1. Reed, the present presid
ing officer of this most northerly wo
man's organization, conveys the inter
esting information that, while there are
a considerable number of womans
clubs in the territory, the Kegnayah
Kozga is the only one in Alaska own
ing Its own club house and was until
very recently the only club in the ter
ritory belonging with the general fed
eration of woman's clubs having affi
liated with that organization In 1902.
The only other club in Alaska belong
ing to the general federation is In
Valdez and has only recently Joined
the federation.
The beautiful colored film "rail of
Constantinople will lie repeated tonight
at the Eagle hall moving picture show
also the splendid scenic of “West
Point showing the beautiful grounds
of America’s noted military school, the
drilling of the cadets, etc. The scenic
film "In the Holy Land" is a splendid
picture showing the sea of Galillt. City
of Tiberius, Jewish cemetery and many
interesting and instructive scenes in
Palestine and Syria. Tee first show
will begin promptly at 7 p. m. and the
usual price of admission will he charg
ed. Sunday night’s show embraces the
following program. A rattling comedy
drama in two parts entitled "The Ran
shee,” the roaring Keystone comedies,
“Across the Alley” and “Her New
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Beau" concluding with a beautiful
scenic film of the “Brittany Hills of
France," "The Butch Cheese" and views
of the "German Fleet.” Music will be
furnished by l’rof. Berggren, violin,
Prof. Bourret, piano, and the public is
assured of an enjoyable evening's en
tertainment.
The district court has not adjourned
as yet and the final adjournment will
be withheld as long as Judge Tucker
remains in the city owing to the desire
to dispose of all matters pos:
The Nome Qun Club will hold their
weekly shoot at the Steadman avenue
grounds tomorrow at two p. nr, wea
ther permitting. Mr. White, the rep
resentative of the Dupont Podwer
Company, who is now in the city will
participate in the contest ns the guest
of the club.
According to the mail bulletin posted
in the postoffice, the mail for the
steamer Victoria will close tonight at
six p. m., but this is hardly likely to be
enforced, the Victoria will not be able
to get away before Sunday night. Post
master Bakke states that the mail will
be kept open as long as possible.
The Arctic Brotherhood will hold one
of their enjoyable social dances in the
A B. hull this evening and all attend
ing are assured of a pleasu.it evening
us the organizntlon hus the reputation
of doing .things in exactly the right
way and their social dances are al
ways among the most enjoyable of the
I. eal entertainments.
Despite the inclement weather thr
party of tourists visiting Little creek
as the guests of the Pioneer Mining
Company are reported to have great l\
enjoyed the experience of visiting a
mining claim in operation. The visit
ors were shown over the various work
ings and were also shown a cleanup
from one of the big lifts.
The Silver Wave will have a consid
erable load of freight for Candle and
other northern points on the next trip
up the coast as the late arrivals fi
those sections are placing large orders
for groceries and other commodities.
Large outfits are being prepared for
Dimmich, Welsh, Mason, tikuda and
other well known people of the north
ern towns.
A decision of tlie district court yes
t lday grant* to the United Slid,
judgment in the sum of $23!) against
the Kotzebue Transportation
log Company. Other proi
tl.© court at yesterday's session wer
the granting of citizens papers to
Franklin A. Johnson and the granting
of a decree of divorce to Mrs. Chas.
LeClerq from Chas. LeClerq.
It is stated at the office of the Al
aska Steamship Company that the Vic
toria will finish unloading about nine
this evening and will arrive from St.
Michael about seven Sunday morning.
It is expected that the vessel will get
away for Seattle some time tomorrow
evening. There is still a considerable
quantity of freight aboard the hi
liner including a quantity of coal for
Fort Davis.
The Russian patrol gunboat, Yakut,
arrived in the harbor at noon today
from the Siberian coast. The Yakut is
in command of Capt. Ziloff and is en
gaged in patrolling the Russian coast
from Vladivostok northward. The
functions of the vessel are similar to
those of the American coast guard
steamers and the system under which
[hey are operated also very similar
to th^ American cut-.er service. The
Yakut carries a crew of one hundred
ind nlro men and nine officers and
Is painted a dark grey which gives
her a somewhat warlike aspect. The
ifHcers and many of the crew will visit
the city this afternoon. The vessel will
leave some time tomorrow morning.
A roaring comedy "A Red Game” a
political drama “Reporter Jimmie In
tervenes in two parts and an animal
diama “Prince" (a dog) will make the
Dream's bill tonight. It is a good show
and is bound to interest all. Sunday
night three reels of comedy and a
Pathe Weekly will be the bill. Charles
Chaplin, the world’s greatest comedian,
will star with Mnbel Normand in
•Mabel’s Busy Day,” This is positive
ly the best Chaplin the Dream has ever
3hown, and the management guaran
tee six million laughs a second. Be
sides this headliner and the Pathe
Weekly a two part comedy “The Stol
en Fortune” will be shown. This Is
in amusing comedy and Is full of funny
Situations.
A. B.’S ATTENTION.
Th*r« will be a meeting of the Arctic
Brotherhood at their club room* at 8
p. m. this evening. Initiation*. All
members requested to attend.
G. R. JACKSON,
Arctic Recorder.
DANCE.
A dance will be held at the A. B.
’•II, Saturday evening, August 7, 1915>
:o which all are invited. Admission, $1.
Dr. Chace states Mrs. Campbell Is
recovering from the recent operation
with unusual rapidity and will soon be
about again.
A man whose name has not been
k..rned Is. In the Holy Cross hospital
suffering from Injuries received on the
Bourbon creek dredge yesterday. It Is
st. ted that his injuries are not serious.
NEW REVOLUTION
STARTS IN HAYTI
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.—Call,, ad
vices to 'tie itat > department from .ad
miral Capertoi. h st evening state that
Colonel Cole, the commander of the
marines Cti the battleship Connecticut,
has been 'laced In full control of Part
au Prince and Is n ow conducting the af
fairs of the >ity government. The ad
miral's r sport s.cte that reeurr »nt re
ports arriving in the city Indicate that
a new revolution fas broken out o.i the
west coast of Hayti.
j The Amc-i m control of the capital
j Is now aourdly istriblished and ah dls
] c rders are at nr. end. Messages from
jetpe Hay lien t, ate that the cruise"
i Ragle is guarding the city from the
I revolutionary forces who are encamped
some miles outside of the range of the
Ragle’s guns apparently waiting for
the cruiser to depart. Pillaging and
, murder are reported from the interior
: districts where the evolutionists are In
j full oontol.
PORTUGAL ELECTS
NEW PRESIDENT
A. P. A. Service.
LISBON. Aug. 7.—Bprnardldo Mach
ado was elected president of the re
public In place of the late president
who is now a fugitive. The new execu
tive promises to grant the applica
tion of the people for a more liberal
policy and there is every prospect that
the recent disorders will not be repeat
I ed.
CHARLES CHAPLIN
“MABEL’S "BUSY DAY’’
DREAM THEATER
SUNDAY
MEETING NOTICE.
THTTjQME^BAFrrErj^^
Local 888, B. I. L. of A. (Affiliated
with the A. F. of L.) meets every first
Sunday In each month at 11 a.^ m.
AL. NICHOLSON. Pres.
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CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
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