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Entered n* second-class matter Fel
20 1907, at the pertofflee at Nome
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NOME, ALASKA, FEB- 12, 1916.
Today, February 12, Is the natal day
of one who Is fast becoming recognized
as one of the world's greatest men—
Abraham Lincoln. Volumes have been
written and countless eulogists havt
poured forth floods of golden phrase?
in praise of this man In whom seem
to center so much of human greatness
All that could be said of him, Of his
humble birth, his remarkable char
acter, his wonderful career, his unfor
tunate end, have long ago been said
• nd nothing may be added to enhance
the glory of his name. In him nature
seemed to have combined something of
all of thus* qualities which make for
greatness and bring to their possessor
praise and adoration of hit fellowznen
To the world Lincoln represents one
of the most notable example# of no
bility of character that Tim# has be
queathed to history; to us, his com
patriots, he was the personification of
ull those qualities which endear one
Human being to his fellows. Goodness
end kindness were In him combined in
unmeasured quantities with the lofti
est of human sentiments and a noble
'.egard for the welfare of his fellow
creatures. Six decades and more have
lown since his light shone upon tht
.vorld for the comfort of his loyal
countrymen and the preservation of
.heir birthright, but the long passing
ears have not dissipated the love and
.-eneratlon born of hie noble services
n the cause of humanity. Today, he
s universally looked upon and rever
■nced as the savior of his country and
.he great Washington himself holds
10 higher place in the regard of the
itnerican people.
With the passing of Secretary Gar
rison's name from the liet of govern
ment officials It Is probable that we
vlU find a considerable lessening of
he present hostility toward the pre
laredness inclinations of the adminis
tration In as much as all apparent
ndteations point to the major portion
if the reslstence of the preparedness
irogram as being due to the utterly
nadequacy of the plan submitted to
■ongress by the probably sincere, but
vholly misguided, former secretary.
From the tone of the reports It Is
slain that the exceptions taken to the
so called administration plan by a
large number of congressmen werq
caused, not so much by a disinclina
tion to accept the principle as by a
refusal to accept what was manlfest
y Impractical and altogether Ineffec
tive for the purpose desired. From
almost the first day that the military
urogram was submitted by Garrison
It has been subjected to condemns
tory criticism from every side and most
of all from those connected wiith the
present military establishment, the
leaders of w hich were supposed to
I uve had the most active hand in its
promulgation. All this seems sufficient
ly strange umil it is learned Uiat the
plan subm'tted by the late secretary
was apparently not the one agreed
upon by the experts of the war college
I who have gl ven their lives largely to
| the study of military problems.
The Army and Navy Journal the
most outspoken organ of things mili
tary, declares with emphasis that the
program submitted by Garrison is not
the one agreed upon by the experts of
the war college at the request of the
war department and also intimates
that It has, In no degree, the endorse
ment of the technical experts of the
army. Judging from the general tone
of the criticism of those who are suppos
ed to know, the Garrison program is
the work of non experts who have
neither theoretical or practical knowl
edge of military matters. In view of
the fact that even the president was
not willing to support the program, the
opposing senators and congressmen
can hardly be blamed for their atti
tude cf op 11 hostility. There Is a vast
difference between a plan drawn by
non experts and based solely upon
theory to one prepared by military men
who know their business. What the j
nation needs Is not a mere piling up of
indiscriminately constructed forces,
but a thoroughly balanced and ex
pertly arranged combination of mili
tary units, fitted to meet all reasona
ble demands. There is little doubt
that a large percentage of the senators
and congressmen who are openly op
posed to the plan submitted by the
>> ar department, will give full support
tc a program which has been outlined
M the technical experts of the army
—by the men who know what they
are about, and, now that the way Is ;
cleared by the withdrawal of Garrison
It Is very probable that such a plan
will be submitted.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT ROLL. CITY OF NOME, ALASKA, 1918.
Parson taxed.
Albrecht, Thomas .
Anderson, Andy. ••....
Rachelder, J. A.
Boyce. W. A...
Bourdon, r A.
Buckmaatcr, W. R..
Cole, Arthur .
Crowley & Porter.
De Martina. John .
Barling and Dean Co.
Dobrey, Sam...
Fujluara. Fred .
Feekel, John.
Ooggen, G. P.
Greenberg, H.
Holt, E. L.
Hogan, D. J.
Hod, Carl . ••.
Independent Order of Odd Fellow* No.5
Johnston. W>.
Jackson, Grant R.
Jones, Daniel .
Kunsehga et al .
Krleck, F. J.
Kellogg, A. H.
Kemp, A. S.
Lewis, C. W. ... ..
Lyon, L. E.
Larson, Sam .
Lincoln, Dan .. .
Lane, J. Richard.
Lane, L. L.
LIndeberg, Jafet .
McLean et al.
McDonough. M. J. .
Moore. Wm.
Merldeth, E. E.
Moore, Perry.
McGuire. W. C.r.
McConnell, Alex. J..
Nome Consolidated Dredge Co.
Nicholson, A..
Orland, A. W.
O'Conner, Geo. D. .•.
O'Neil Hugh ....
Parks, John H. & Co.
Rank, Ira M.
Reed, C. W..
Scarferl, Victor ....
Steinmann, Oeo.
Seldenverg, Leo.
Stephens, Anna.
Hnlon Con tructlon Co.
Wittenberg Leo..
Wegner, W. E. ••.. ....
Warren, Clark & Warren .
Wilson, Hiram Est.
Weaver, O. 9.
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Machine Shop .
Hoffman House.... ...
Personal property .
Machine fhop .
I Barber Shop.
Horses, wagons, etc.
Personal property.
Grocery Store. ••.
Scavenger Outfit.
Hardware Store ..
Arlington Hotel ..... .
Pool Room Store.
Pur Store.
Brogery Store.
°ersonal Property .
Store.• •.
Launch—Captain Warden .
Personal property.
°ersonal property.
Dredge .
Personal property.
Personal property.
Schooner Ram .
Store .
Personal property .
Personal property...
Store. ••.
Bar Fixture* .
Horse* and Wagon* .
Shoe Shop.
Dredge .
Dredge—Buffalo .•.
Personal .
Boat—Silver Wave .
Horse and Wagon .
Office Furniture.
Boat—Athela.
Personal property .
Personal property .
Personal property .
Automobile* and Oflloe Fixtures.
Personal Property .
Carpenter Shop, etc.
Bchooner—"Hattie B.”....
Law Office ..
Laboratory, etc. .
Store, Boats, etc.. ..
Machine Shop, etc, .
Shoe Shop...
Office Fixtures .
Store .
Bakery and Restaurant......
Office Fixtures .
achooner Sea Wolf .
Machine Shop, Boat*, etc .
Bar Fixture*..
Sheet Metal Work* .
Personal property .... • •.
| Tax. Panaity,
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Notice is hereby xivsn that un'-tsa the Delinquent Taxes on the abort Personal Property are paid with
Penalty and Interest and other costs within ten (10) days from the Anal publication of this notice, to-wlt: With
in 10 days from February 19th, 1916. the property or a part thereof upon which said taxea are a lien wtU be
seized under distress warants and sold to satisfy said taxes so duo>
Dated at Nome, Alaska, January 27 th. 1916.
Date vf first publication January 99th, 1919. i' annni
Date last pubUsetfon Fsbrtytry 19th, 1119. **1 " ’ ru—^ ^ '•‘-"iiTlrr
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