MEWS MOTES
The steamship Senator is expected to
leave St. Mikes today for Golovin where
a quantity of freight will be discharged.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
announce that the Umatilla will sail Sat
day at 11 a. ni.
The la-est announcement concerning the
Victoria say that the liner will leave
here Sunday afternoon.
The trader Belvedere got away for
Kast Cape, Siberia at four thirty this
morning.
The mail for the outside, Bluff aud
Golovin Win close tomorrow evening at
five.
The schooner Ram arrived from the
Koyuk early today bringing J. B. Ross
and others. Ross is trom Dime creek and
comes for additional supplies for his
merchandise establishment
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The big pipe organ for the Dream thea
ter was delivered from the steamer yes
terday and will be placed In operation
as rapidly us possible. The Instrument
Is one of the latest type of theater or
gans and is identical with those found
in the most modern picture houses of
the outside. In fact the organ has com
pletely superseded the piano und other
forms of Instrumental music in all of the
up to date show houses and no movie j
shop is considered complete unless it can
boast an organ as one ot Its attractions.
The freighter Lotaucbe will arrive at
ome on the ISth, according to announce
ments from the Alaska Steamship agents
todayy
The Ernst dredge started up yesterday
and is now engaged in digging up the
golden sands In the east end of town The
dredge will later be moved to a point
some distance up the beach
The Lighterage Company pla ed an ad
ditional barge in the watt last night
and Is now In good shape to handle th
incoming freight boats
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Owing to the heavy ice pack lying to j
the westward, the cutter Bear was com- I
pelled to make a wide detour to the
southeast after pulling out from Nome
last evening.
A small quantity or press matter
reached the Nugget this afternoon. As
no report has been received that the
cable has been repaired the messages
were probably routed via the Dominion
route.
(..'has. vv eckman is expecting to launch
the Golovin Bay Lighterage Company's
gas boat Wave some time this evening
or tomorrow morning. The vessel will
proceed to Golovin at once to assist in
discharging cargo from the Senator
It is stated that the Nome Chamber of
Commerce intends taking up the matter
01 securing the dispatch of mail oy every
boat during the summer season. It Is
the belief that proper representations to
the postottlce department will procure
this desired result.
Alex. McIntosh, who was badly frozen
at Cand.e last winter, is reported getting
aiong nicely and is expected to be out
of the Candle hospital In about two
weeks minus some toes but in fair shape
considering bis terrible experience
Martin Strand, of the mining firm of
Strand and Hed, owners of the big anti
mony mine north of town, will leave for
(he outside on the Umatjilla with a large
shipment of antimony ore brought to
town during the past winter.
It Is reported that there will be a gen
■ rt»l xodus of school teachers via the
tlrst boats. Misses Baker. O’Connor
Garcclun and Lehmann and also Prof,
| Baird will hie to the outside to refresh
1 themselves after their winter labors. It
is said that Prof. Baird and Miss Leh
mann will return hut the others may not.
A Paramount feature In five parts is
billed for tonight and Saturday night at
the Dream theater Berate Barriseale as
Juanita 1r wel. supported by an all star
I east The scenes were taken In the beau*
; tv spots of Southern California and show
i many famous old California missions. It
j is a story of the days of land grabbing
and has many thrilling situations
Information was received at the city
telegraph office about live last evening
that tile Burnside was responsible lor
the absence of cable communication with I
the states yesterday afternoon. The com
munication stated that the Burnside was
working in very deep water and it was
impossible to tell When the cable Would
be in working order. The office was ad
'istd to accept all business subject to
delt.j
The tlrst display of the new pictures
at the Cagle show last night drew a
y lod sized attendance of movie fans, all
I. whom Were well pleased with the
! ei"' i tanco. A tw o reel production. For
t-ove of Princess Volandc, was flic chief
feature and was supported by n college
comedy. The Heartbreaker, and an nnl
■ • tnivd weekly showing the leading events
j{ tin- world. The show will be repeated
i k evening.
A large amount of smoke emanating
from a room in the Carmen block on
West Front street about five o'clock last
evening resulted in a hurryup call to
the tiro uepartment which turned out
with tlic usual celerity only to discover
thin there was no tire after arriving at
the scene of the supposed conflagration.
When the lire boys penetrated to the
room from whence the smoke came it
was found that it was all due to a stove
with a disjointed pipe, which permitted
tile smoke to escape into the room instead
of going up the flue. As is usually the
ease, a large crowd rushed to the scene
and there was great excitement until
word was passed that there was "nothin’
doin' ".
Furnished rooms. No. 26 First avenue.
Don voylage gifts, latest Action and
fresit candy unpacked today.
LOMEN BROS.
"Oh. swing that girl," at the Cheecha
eo Dance, Saturday evening.
The very latest in
IIATS AND SHIRTWAISTS
MRS. J WANGfci*.
Classified Ads.
All Classified Ads Must ba Paid for
in Advance.
SITUATION WANTED.
WANTED—Cook, would like position nr
camp cook. Miss Hill nddr s Nugget
office.
The following table shows the av
erage temperature Tor each day for the
the following years:
11*15. 1916
June 1 . .32 30
June 2.29 31
June 3 . 33 30
June 4.30 36
June 5 30 34
June 6. 30 2*
June 7.38 27
June 8.37 27
June 8 .37 27
June 9 .32 27
June 10 .48 44
June 11 .48 44
June 12.46 43
June 13 . 441 39
June 14 . 42 33
ine 15 .39 38
SHOE REPAIRING
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Have your shoes repaired NOW. Lea
ther and supplies have advanced out
side sky hieh and are hard to procure
at any price. We ure well supplied with
materials and will not advance prices
until we are compelled to. Our work Is
the very best that can be done.
I* A. PETERSON SHOE CO
Phonographs, dressers, couches,
rocking chairs, beds and mat" j
resses, right price at Holt’s.
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.Standard Oil Co.
'll.Carat an* Cold Storage;
14.J. J. Seanon Co., office
II. Headquarter* Saloon
111. Th« Lobby
14 .Pioneer* Igloo
41. Eire Department
>1.Discovery Saloon
>1.Turkey‘a Cigar Store
41.Third Ave. and Lane’s Way
| .. Engine House Phone Main 17 ..
1 7 whistles, water.t. fire out
DREAM THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATl'RDAY.
Paramount Picture Co.
Presents
BESSIE BARR1 SCALE
in
Fomous Drama.
ROSE OF THE RANCHO.
6—ACTS—6.
360 Scenes I
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MISS ALICE COONEY, Pianist.
ADM, 25 CtS.
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EAGLE HALL
THURSDAY * FRIDAY NIGHTS.
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! FOR LOVE OF PRINCESS YOLANDE. j
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An enthralling romantic in two parts with
winsome Elsie Albert as the Princess.
THE .HEART BREAKER.
A college- comedy in two parts
with Ctias. Ogle and Muriel Ostriche.
ANIMATED WEEKLY.
French war. Uncle Sam’s Giant
Guns and other war scenes.
Alt Latest Pictures.
MISS BERTHA JOHNSON. Violinist
OLLIE BOURRET, Plano.
ADM. 25 cts.
I MILO S CAFE |
Reopens Saturday j:
June 10th,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT \ >
Next door to PACIFIC COLD J !
STORAOE MARKET ' [
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! RESTAURANT !
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Opposite Hotel Sh«ldo« j
j Now Open for the Season |
| Home Cooking a specialty I
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STS, BUSINESS
Our entire stock of Watches, Jewelery, Sterling Silverware,
Cut Glass, Clocks, Etc.,
MUST BE SOLD BY JULY 15«h
The chance of a life time to buy first class goods at less than factory prices.
See our window display
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I Just Received a new line of latest I
SPRMfi HATS, S
CLOAKS & SUITS
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
HlDress Prices I
j Pacs$5.50 Boots S10.00
With the boats conte the outside prices and our advice to our patrons
is to buy at present all there needs for the season ns all new goods coming
in will be higher than ever belore. (This applies to any article made of cloth,
rubber or leather)
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
j A. Wittenberg j
Mas Bought Out the I
F. J. Kricek Store I
Where he will continue the |
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS
and invites the I
PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC
SPECIAL
Lace Curtains at $1.00 per pair
Sweater Vests at 75c each
All kinds of towels and toweling
at 25% discount.
GOGGIN’S The Quality Store.
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NEW GOODS I
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g Steamers Victoria and Umatilla 5
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
l Which as soon as discharged will be 5
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New Dresses New Dress Goods §
New Suits New Wash Goods |
New Waists New Skirts jj
New Laces New Embroideries j|
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