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NOME ALASKA JANUARY 2* *9*5
-me PE'NOEE? FAIR
The r-ir f ;r vr'ni w at
Igl f r r. : ‘ * the r.a'. • - -nded last
Thun-a- ; r.-. .* r*-;.-*rted t r.a* e '‘**0-1:
* great s?u. ♦ Th- ?.,,_•*** *.f - a h
f ?r .? * • rsa '• v the
imo jrr f g.*-! tv i» vvif d , the
natives *n tr*»u=mg in them ar ambi-,
'ion to givf m**r- < r*- and detention to
the an:male wh. . the %z ernmer.t ha*
placed in their hand*
A ur* *.t industry .s * :x,g d*-\el*;*ed
«mr?nir the n t*r — whi h is destined to
-sum- rtf* f* *rf *'*ri? and the
foundation *f wh. h is ilready .M
AU*u( iw-jii •> ,-an*i deer n S* Ward
1 vnins il *rlbuted m* ns th* na
tive?. i.as ?h w: th- wisdom f th*4
Burc- j j f Sducatu:. whic h several
years ag rough: fr< m j2r*erU the
- - - - ■ .. - .
* d, under w -- reg- ns am-ng 'he
natives
Bat tbousm :? f whi< b .«:* de
il -
raging t- :••*?* wh* r- attempting
1 v them It -* reported that since
"' * ier .' iurtr*. has '£*: started
■ A. * * a rer'e has e—r ■ •>iiy ve
er • t *.ng • the tender f
- BfgugCBt - . .... .
the -.r.nr and their tgn ear :• f
best methi-i* f r in proving *he *
* #►•*>*«
The hr it. - '*# . .;- veen trd ut
l?..- c■ .* t thru- d^.'s
v. — trul p.tr'y if c.-. 2 thing* t.
■-a* w h .;* * . 2 r At _ri_y :.. oi s_ h 1
a a -.then.r g w_.. a.*- art .>r a s p . r n
f n’ a ry m -rod.: mg the test animals
r.d .t Baer way* arouse the latent
m: .:v tj f these p-eopie : : exce r.
the quality of their herd#
Frjt* were distributed am. ng me
ha:iv>» covering every phase of the
rem-deer md.ifry ard with the pr Bs.se
f ar anr.ua, r*>.-rr-cce f these fa.rs
a. an;«e a sp _*it of friendly y» nr-e
titksc icc the natives wtu earn
the r --d »• :r.t# about tfcetr armsa.#
and the im -haanard svnerc f reading
*..! r.v« p.a.e to systemstu selection
-md .mpr etr,-.tt f the various herd*
The nati.e* ahi return fTvrr. the fair
*0 -heir vi. ages and th«*e who priced ]
prize* w: : be >:imui«ted la gam -tier ■
prize* m the future and those a ho
faded will be spurred by the determina
•ior tc Jo r^ter at the neat fair and
f —ihle t be tfce proud winner of
re c-r it. re f the prizes Thu* set
n v tjv.n * t rye that ->f riv alry which
.i, | >e f snSnit- advantage and the I
I beginning f that awakening which in
im* wi » rs. wr-nder* among the
1 simple people whc but need the gu;J
1 rut hand of a su.enor race to lead
hem aright to make them an mdjs
•riv _s and prosperous people
dr Waiter Ste-lds f the Bure. f
; Sducuti r. who conceived the idea and
e-*sfuily i-arried on the fair fca>
nt. m ted a gw-d w.-rk which it nme
» ■ ir.d tv* work a great benefit to the
rative* :n stimulating and encouraging
heir developing an industry which in
a *hort time will be capable of making
f tfce native* an independent 3cd **lf
■ortlng class
JAPAN and german islands
T* peoples observed the entrance
f the Jap Into the Teutonic war with
i’.'tr -• ard Seme alarm One nation
- ,r« The other was the Austra
- -r. part of ’he British empire That
• J - entered as allies of the empire
■ >n effect; - ute to that part
f A -tra are - k,r.g jhesui
g-nerauor. ,r two and tai l >f an
mme-dtate benefit wa« the • . :t\
f an ultimate damage
T ,r - jew the attack n Kia Chau
a. * a pan if the Japanese program of
| ousting undesirable aliens An un
desirahl* a.ten in the vicinity f Jai>an
Is any alien In due time w e in The
Philippines ma> be jidestrobie'
T- the east f the Philippines Japan,
ti. . t js'ri.ia a drift of islands some
Free h. some German, and some Brit
ish They * j.-t the sea S^nte have
military alue Japan look s--me of
th- German j»eises«i .ns Australian
f. .r es took others
The situation was not aggravated,
b .t It w,.s not IS plain as a lake staff
What l.iitan intended to do was a
qu- sti- !. Was it establishing itself on
cl ser outposts, edging in on Amerh-ar.
. r. - nd the Austraiiar
tir.-nt
With whatever reservations for the
l future Japan gives diplomat; assur
ance for the ’.resent German islands
taken by Japanese for. es arc to lie
administered by Australia The Japan
ese government proves its good faith
aid its desire t contribute nothing to
cm; 'nations ,r the - A
The ClUted Sta:-- wli , - ■- • -
lolkT u r.d -»t!i - f prefer- c■•
t—Ok -ir Tribune
ALASKA
NOTES
FT m Our Exchange# '
The wurk .swl out t ■ Ailkm «nd M -
Kiht r t be done >n Candle creek this
winter has been frustrated on acec ;nt of
the- shortage f supplies :n the Tak :n*
district It has leec p an tied to take
out a dump but a.i though! f this is
now abandoned. The only worts th«r
are haring d-r.e there at present i> a
:crte..n amount of r.eces*. ,r teaming
that m-.-’ t-e Jnfcr in winter
From Newfoundland l Porinupme
past, from the southerly border of Can
ada to th» fr ien Arctic sea and in ail
the c is! exj.-ar.se of country lying be
tween Poor Lo. the Indian is going to
suffer greatly during the coming winter
The Hudsor Bav Comjiani which for
nearly S ' years has dominated this
great territory, has sent forth the word
that no m<--e re-lit :« t- he ex-ended
to the Indians and that r. furs -.re t
be purchased . r. • .1 f ,rth* a •
P.I'BT —P-rre Parovliko. - f Cripple
City was an arrival from t ha- place
place recently He reports the foil-.wr
ing activities n Colorado ar.d Cripple
::—k> Pare' k Abena and "Fir-o.
r. the Oreg- r Association. Colorado
creek are taking out j dump Tvev
have * wo small Nailers, running eight
joints Tim M-'Leod and George Mur
rav are wrkirg on the Star f H pe
Asaociati r. ar.d will take out a dum-v
•.■sine a ?• ur-1- rse power boiler In the
pera-inn#
- » H ■ j ■
!:nc?ion f being the fir?* r— rson t,-. -e
enrolled as a life mem'-er f Id*- N"
Z. Pioneer? of Alaska After his in
itiation he said he hid Just as well
square himself with the igl.- f - ife
because there w« no telling what w.
hap!**“E ’o a fellow ir. this country The
most commonplace plans. h« said. >.re
frustrated by trifle? To make his menr.
ng • lear he related a circumstance that
happened only the day before He had
hi-* Jogs hitched up and was all ready
to start from Long, when it occurred
to him that it would be well to run
ahead of the dogs a bit in order to
limber up He turned loose the handle
bars, expecting t-> go to the front, but
just then the dogs started and he ran
to catch them He kept running for
nine miles and found the dogs unhitch
ed and in the barn at the Hub road
house. He had limbered up all right,
but still he felt that his plans had mis
carried.
At a meeting of the business men it
Chatanika. held recently, it was de
cided to investigate the advisability . f
building a trail from that point t > tin
new strike at the head of the Tolevana
river Many people of Chatanika claim
that a good winter and summer traii
can be built from there to the new
strike. and that it will be shorter than
by way of COnes It is also claimed
I that the road can be used summe- r d
winter
Everybody Likes Cheese1
We are this week offering on sale.
Our last shipment of imported German Cheese,
the following vatleties:
EDELWEISS LIMBURGER per can
EDELWEISS'CAME.'IBRRT per can
EDELWEISS Lambert Sections per can
EDELW HISS ROQUEFORT per can
EDELVN EISS BRIH per can
Note it may be years beiore we can get anymore, after this you may as
\xell expect either n#ne or a large raise in price
Special Price in Large Quantities
Volets Stores
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WHOLESALE AND RET AIL GR.©CHRS HEaCAlW£KS FuR IHCPitP.TED DELICACIES I
VwiMuar«WKM«wmn
Dh. cirwea, ci Tak r x. reports the
s . . 1 , me --* p, n C.tt -
s h. h - :‘ the T. A. ' . .-.v * »••
T st .» *«“- »r.d Torn MoSiar a tfe**
wurr* f t he propert y bad a key -
. ■ . - . ■ _ g- ur.i *.>
• *- •* last stimmer The".
. ■ , .. ' -
xb per ut at the timber line niier
th.e £—• .- « ' v s:x - -seven fey.
<ee*« \Cr t*rir front t'-e rr \.r? 1 the
Jc<: r says Faystrev.-: here - io
/
down stream, be : g 4<r' feet where they
cast drilling The tlrill h >s show an
jrerage f f* to the * ;uar* f t of l»ed
r> k along the left limit f the pity
streak Thirty feet from •! is rim it,
-.veragec tr, rod from there to the ex
treme r.pht '.mit of the pay-streak it
gradually tvpe-s off to .fifty rents to
the s;ua*e foot of bedrock"
Vushine fr>-m Koyukuk to Cbitir.a in i
JO days of tun! traveling time with
their Joe team F .1 McCloskey and
Jo* Mali.ews mine operators of the
northern distrct. arrived in Cordova on
the train from the interior. This Is
considered remi* Hably good time under
existing conditi- ns. as the ground was ,
bare m->st of the distance until they
reached the C ipper river slope They
beat the auto stage from Fairbanks to
Chitina. not because they traveied any
faster t>u'. because the auto broke down
and was ten days covering the distance
Their dogs we-e left .at Chitina and will
be used on the return trip in March
Messrs McCloskey and Mathews are
going outside on business They in
e K
\ikuk district will approximate A.'SO.OOO
this year Xo new strikes of importance
had been made up to the time they left,
although god pay had teen uncovered
on Wild river
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!; TARIFF DID IT
'i Importea Goods. Domettic Price* ,►
<J .lust recalved » large line J,
1 X r. pocket knives from <(
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(> Fresh stock Peter* ammunition .►
AI*o something new in 22 r fles
j| DARLING & DEAN jj
l COMPANY
For Choice Beef. Mutton, Pork, <’
Veal. Reindeer and Poultry, also
'! Black Cod. Halibut and Salmon J>
go to the *,
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<1 W. H. WEBB. Prop. j!
Telephone Main 15. <[
Established June 1900
Alaska Banking anil
Sale Deposit Company
Paid-Lp Capita. 5125.000
A General Banking Business Trens*
acted.
Miners & Merchants
Bank of Alaska
NOME. ALASKA
Capital • - $100,000
Tiolal 1 hist Purchased
and Assayed
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W. J. ROWE j
TRANSFER AND FREIGHTING
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♦ Dealer in all kinds of Lumber •
Hav and Grain
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i Horses For Sale ;
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+ RETAIL CUTS IN PROPORTION. T
^ STEW 15c. CHOPS AND STEAKS 25c AND 30c T
\ Mutton 15cts. per lb. |
i Pacific Cold Storage Co. I
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i WANTED—ORDERS OF FREIGHT
The Maine Northwestern Development Co., owners ,.f the tie*
t rails and rolling stock formerly owned by the Seward Peninsular Rail
way Co. would be pleased to recelv-* proposals from prospective ship
I pers of freight for the season >t ISia for points from Nome to Iron creek
These proposals are desired in older that the Company may deter
mine whether the volume and price warrant placing the Company's
property in position to properly transport freight and passengers be
tween the points named
Shippers are requested to state whether they will enter into u binding
contract to ship the freight offered and are also urged to tender a price
that may encouraee the Corojumv make the necessary expedltare
for betterment*
All communications sh"i d ‘.e .uldi.-sed to the Maine Northwestern
Development Co.. 659 Oilman It .tiding. Seattle and mailed to reach
Seattle not later than April I. 1915.
j GOLDEN GATE HOTEL j
\ STEAM HEATED AND ELECTRIC 4 IGHTED jl
> lost Commodious Hotel in Alaska jl
j ROOMS SIS PER MONTH AND OP jj
> Dining Room in Connection ;!
5 JAS A. SWARTZEL, Prop jj
l Board of Trade \
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A Resort for Gentlemen +
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f She tLar^esl Billiard and Peel Recm in Cllasfca t
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