NUMEROUS WAR BULLETINS
Carranza Officials Search Vessel.
NEW ORLEANS. March 21 The
steamer Espcrunstu was boarded at
Tampico by Carranza officials and the
captain and crew were compelled to
submit to many indignities while the
vessel was being searched.
Unspeakable Conditions Prevail.
SAN DIEGO. March 21.—Arrivals
from Guaymas and Manzanillo declare
that the same unspeakable conditions
obtain In the western coast of Mexico
that generally prevail In the eastern
and central sections.
Prisoners Work Long and Hard.
ROME, March 21,—The Swiss in
spection of the German prison camps
results in the finding of many whose
only condemnation is living prisoners
of war. are compelled to work long
hours at the hardest labor
Warships Renew Attack: Dardanelles.
ATHENS. March 21 With a strong
tv reinforced tleei the Anglo-French
warships have renewed with a hitlnTP.
unequalled feroeitx tlie* great bombard
ment of the stronghold of the Turks in
the Dardanelles.
Russian Fleet Dismantle Strong Fort
SOFIA, March 21 ITteondi-med re
ports from Asia Minor indicate that tin
Russian Black Sea Meet last night suc
ceeded In completely dismantling mu
of the principal forts of the northens
entrance of the Bosphorus.
Germans Unable to Advance in East
PETROGRAD. March 21. The mi
tire German center again surging I'm
ward in a vast advance meets such
immovable resistance that \ ■ *n liinden
berg has again ordered a cessation of
the offensive.
Russians Unable to Take Pass.
ROME. Man-li 21 Vienna c laims
1 'sok pass defeat for 1 he Russians wile
for the seventh time have unsuccess
fully attempted to break through tie
Carpathians at litis point.
Increase Big Gun Fire at Dardanelles.
LONDON, March 21. An Admiralty
bulletin states that the Dardanelles
operations today shows a marked in
crease in tlie big gun flr<> on the Turk
ish forts due to the arrival of mor*
sh 1 ps
General Joffre Visits Paris.
General Joffre visited Paris for a few
hours last night and was given ar
enthusiastic greeting. The streets wen
I packed with the pati iotii pupulm <■ who
lloudlv cheered the tuition's tvar lord.
Kaiser Leaves for Eastern War Zone.
(*npi:xil AtilC.V .\l«i ifli 21 Tie
Kaiser is said in he much chagrined
the continued failure of his arrnh s to
break through the Russian < • ■ 111«-1 t<»
the west of Warsaw and has again gon»*
to the eastern battlefields f.-i the pur
pns»* of making an inspectinn in person.
May Enter War in the Spring.
CHRISTIAXA. March 21 The Seari
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dinavian nations arc taking measures
to continue the present state «»f neti
trality of the entrance of the Italtic sea ;
fearful that it will he broken in the
spring.
British Defeat German Native Troops.
PORT SWI> March 21. German
Southwest Africa fighting was resumed
when the Pritish Polonial troops - n
(gaged several thousand (Jerrnan native
; troops, defeating them severely.
Two Destroyers Lost in Da rdanel les.
llEKIJX, March 21. Tin- govern
merit claims that the allied fleet in tin
Dardanelles lost two destroyers of tie
second class last Friday. hoth «»f which
struck floating mines in the uurrowest
part of the passage
Govt. Asked to Restrain Reserv sts.
XKW TURK. March 21 The As
quith government has asked the Fnited
States for an Increased vigilant • in
preventing German and Austro-Hun
garinn reservists from leaving tl.
Fnited States The request is mad
following the discovery of the attiva >f
a score of German reservists at Rot
terdam.
General Skirmishing in the West.
L< )XDOX. March 21. General skit
mishing in the Champagne section of
die French hattlefront is announc'd
General French is inspecting troops
I < fore Lille and vicinity.
ALASKA GETS MONEY
FOR LEGISLATURE
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Juneau Empire: There will he m>
J "liefieieney appropt iations' ..ssar.i
this year to pay nietnliers of the Alaska
legislature their full milage, as the re -
eoinmenilathm of tim. j l\ a .strong
for an increase in the mileage item has
I heen fulfilled to the apptopriations
jeninmittee at Washington The mile
! age this year will be $!t, 1 7s.Jo. For tire
iltlJ session tile mileage paid to mem
; Iiers was $6,500,
j Tim legislative expenses this tear
| will lie nearU tl.'i.omi. The budget, as
a ppm vi al at Washington is .is follows:
Salaries *f members.$21 .taMj.on
Mileage of members . !U7vja
Salaries of employees ..|»;o.oo
I'rinting of laws. 3.500.on
Kent of legislative halls
and committee rooms. l’.ooo.om
Slationarv . supplies, print
ing of bills, reports, etc. . .. 3,500.on
Total .. .$44,93v 2"
llc ie is i good education ifi . Ii\ •
' lM » Sut.sori,»e f * *r tne N l*» ;<j I |
BUEL IN NEVADA
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Arthur line], the cartonni.-l. whose
i clever work w ill he remembered by tin
newspaper leaders of Dawson and
Xonie. has become identified with tin
■Vevada Gazette, a new Demoej.itu
week I \ puhlication at Reno I Site) has
just completed a three-year contract
witli the Sacramento Dec. where his
I sketches were a powerful factor in the)
political battles of the slate Douglas'
Island N'ews.
AT THE NEW EAGLE
Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whiskeya, Dis
tilled spring 1904-1905, bought in bond
and reduced to 90 per cent, by U. 3.
government by the bottle or gallon.
™ all JIK , ■ .i.i. "»"r—
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF POLL
BOOKS.
The voters of the Town of Nome ar®
hereby notified that the Poll Books fo
the registration of voters for the Muni
cipal Election to be hold April 6th. 1915
will close Saturday, March 27th. 1915.
PHILIP CORRIGAN.
City Clerk.
Dated. March 17. 1915.
A COOK WANTED
Wanted, a good woman cook for road
house. Write Mr*. Luay Pendergr.tsl
Marks Roadhouse. Council, Alaskn
FLOUR IS CHEAP
Bread only 5c. North Polo Baie-v
and Anvil Bakery.
■i '■ is.". ■ : .m, ii -c r „-=r
VERY SPECIAL OFFER.
Fof the next twenty-five days
Tailor made suits to order a* outside
prices.
By ordering now your suit will arrive
here h> tiie first fleet.
*a> the latest of this season's s amides
<nd styles to i house from. Only small
deposit required.
We also do cleaning, pressing and
repairing for Ladles and Gentlemen
,,VMOME TAILORING COMPANY.
Between SeBf‘rstrom and HftKen and
Zehner’s Jewelry attires
Augustins and Kyer chocolate* and
Butter criap at the Rose Candy 8tor«.
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