I ALASKA NOTES
Mrs. Peter Sanderson, a plunder
resident of Juneau, died in that, city
•recently at the age ot 69 years.
O. ft- 'WlnifcbiS,- prominent Koyo
Vuk hiub, is auiuority for t-ie
statement that' tlTe district will pro
duce* half a million this season.
Sam Hilt, of Douglas, was adjudg
ed insaus recently by a Jury i*» the
commission«r'o court at that place.
Fremmer & Hitter of Juneau recent
ly lost a handsome 2.0UU pound bay
horse the hugest animal in the town,
from an attack of pneumonia.
Arrested in Juneau on a telegraph
ic warrant from Ketchikan, Harry C.
Miller made a quick geleway, but the
ofticers finally recaptured him.
At a public sale of horses of the geo
logical party at McCarthy recently
the best horse of the hunch brought
*49 and others sold as low as $13.
The Lane mill recently Installed on
the property of “Shorty" Thomas on
the head of Eva creek near Fairbanks
has been put in opeuruon. It has a
ci pacity of 20 tons dally.
Jim Bernard, a resident of Fair
banks, ran amuck in the restric‘ed
district of thut town recently with a
30-30 rifle ui.d shot a hole in the
sho/der of Big Pete Peterson.
Jt.ck Miller, the well known Slate
Creek operator states that during the
past season ptarmigan, which are usu
ally very numerous in that section,
have entirely disappeared.
The rock with which the piers of
the new Hoad Commission bridge iis
constructed, is ore from the Peter
Steil quartz mine at Birch Hill, and
runs about $2.60 per ton in gold.
Blind Andrew, a well known In
dian of the lower y ikon country, was
taken by the members of his tribe to
Ruby and there deserted for the gov
ernment to feed and cure.
The Juneau Dispatch is authority
for the statement that the Copper
River railway paid Jack Dalton one
million for his extensive realty hold
ings on the Cordova wuter front.
C. II. Alvery of Haines, Alaska, was
awarded a silver cup for the best in
dividual exhibit of agricultural prod
ucts in the Aluska section of the
Northwest Land Produce Exposition.
P. S. Hunt, formerly of Valdez, is
Mailing booklets for sal* at Rose’s,
Lemon’s, Hill’s, 50 cents.
In tha home or in thr camp, there
la no commodity so extensively used
as meat, therefore it is upon that
commodity that you should look to
for ooonomioal buying. Following ere
a faw of our prices:
Beef by tne sioe.$.19
Round at*ok. 25
Sirloin steak . *0
_Pe» Roast. ..... 22
Stew.20
Mutton by oaroaso . 1*
Mutton ehops, anouldor . 25
Mutton ehops, loin and rib. 35
Mutton logs.30
- Pork loin ehops. 30
Fresh Reindeer from the Lumen
herd, dres*«d in a skillful and aanr
- tary manner.
Sweet Briar Butter 40o per pound
* by the oa*o.
, pacific cold STORAGE CO.
l-heno White 17.
official photographer at Anchorage for
the Alaskan Engineering Commission.
Commissioner Thomas fliggp and
wife and two children will take up
their permanent residence at Fair
banks.
Dan Urt, a well known Russian
resident of Fairbanks, died recently
in that city after an illness of many
months.
R. E. McDonald, an Anchorage
moving picture man has installed a
complete electric lighting plant in
his theatre.
The Happy Valley Coal Company
recently shipped 100 tons of fuel from
its mine in Anchorage for consump
tion at that place.
The Juneau Orpheus Glee Club will
the public next month. There are 24
voices in the chorus.
A1 Shyman, the well known Alaska
t raveling man, recently took unto
himself a wife at Ketchikan, where
1 he was married to Miss Viola Clem
ens.
Fred Miller of Fairbanks, has pur
chased the roadhouse on the govern
ment road known as "Martin’s," and
! will Immediately open the place for
business.
Ed Bartlett and W. T. Pinkerton
& Co, have taken a contract to grade
9,500 feet of the government railroad
out from the Happy station near
Fairbanks.
Work on the new steel bridge
across Chena river being built by the
A! ska Itoad Commission, has been
commenced, and it 13 expected to have
it completed this fall.
Calling cards printed at Nugget office
OVtiBSTOCKBP.
10 I he public.—
We nave just finished stock taking,
anil find that «e are heavily overstocked
an are maxing enormous reductions In
Hardware—as muen us ub per cent In
certain lines. Notwithstanding Immense
I advances outside, especially In Hard
ware nnd Metal Goods, we are still sell
ing on tne basis of goods purchased the
pas' two or three years.
We win sell tor cash only at these
prices, and for a llmlte. time, until ws
bring our stock down to the require
meins or the camp.
ir you nave an order to be tailed, let
us figure on If. we can save you money.
. We ha.e proved It to otners, we oan
prove li to you.
HAKI.INO ANd dfAN COMPANY.
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COMPARATIVE
TEMPERATURES
Following are the lowest mesrdsd
temperatures for this year and last
on the days designated. The minus
sign before a number means below
zero.
U. S. Weather Bureau. -
1916. 1910
Dec. 1. —11 —20
Dec. 2. —12 —80
Dec. 3. —14 —32
Dec. 4. —1« —12
Dec. 6. *—16 —Ho
Dec. 6. —14 —28
Dec. 7. —14 —26
Doc. 8. —16 21
Doc. 9. —18 —4
Dec. 10. —11 2
Dec. 11. —IS 6
Dec. 12. —16 ?2
Dec. IS. — 6 26
Dec. 14. —2 12
Doc. 15 . —6 6
Dec,. 18 . —5 —3
D<c. 17. —6 —1
ec. 18.—9 —16
Dec. 19. —7 —10
Doc. 20. —6 —16
Dec. 21. —15 - 23
Xmas greetings, send a dog booklet.
HINTS ON COMFORT.
To Look Well You Must Feel Well.
Clothes help you to look well, if
they are made to order and fit well;
repaired well, cleaned well and well
pressed, Therefore you will feel well
M. PA SCOFF.
Ladies and Gents Tailor, does It nil
‘well. Cor. Lane’s way and Front St.
Watch Our Display
OF
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks,
Chickens and Suckling
Pigs and
FRESH RULED BEEF
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
EASTERN AND OLYMPIA OYSTERS
WE ADVERTISE NOTHING WE DO NOT CARRY
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
' Mr, Miner, Citizen or Merchant
Stop for a moment and consider the mutual
advantages gained by becoming a member of the
V
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FRATERNAL, SOCIAL, PROTECTIVE AND FINANCIAL
PRESTIGE should be sufficient inducement for you
| not to lose another moment to request some Eagle
friend of yours to present your name.
One large class will be put through Tuesday
j December 12th, get in the next class December 26
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2 la shape cf fancy candy boxes and baskets t; ■ i t
O supply your demands. Bulk undies of a I kiols f ■ ; tl • Xt
q Leave your orders now. fund v canes, after dime i min*
g ed nuts to order.
| Rose Candy Store and Arctic Bakery j
o SPECIAL WORT BREAD 25c PER LOAF.
O the home of Fancy Pastry and good lunch s.
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