NEWS NOTES
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Acting Road Commissioner Charles
Jones will leave on o trip to Kotlik
and St. Michael today for the purpose of
inspecting trails and attending to other
matters in connection with the depart
ment. The trip may be extended as
lar as Marshall City.
Fred Anderson arrived from Dime !
creek yesterday afternoon and reports ;
extremely cold weather in that sec- !
tion for some time and grub is scarce.
The following shows the coldest pe
riod during the 24 hours of each day for
1914 and 1915
1914. 1915
December 1.26 —11
December 2.26 —12
December S .24 —14
December 4.24 —18
December 6 . 26 —16
December 6. 22 —14
December 7.32 —14 j
PAPERS VS. LETTERS.
You oan keep your friends outside j
posted by having the Nuggat osofled
to them for 50 cents per month.
outside mall closes Mondays at 6 p.
m.
Outside mall due to arrtT* Fridays.
NOTICE.
Order your calling cards for the New
Year at the Nugget office.
Home-made chooolatss, peanut can*
dies and hard goods. Rose Candy Store.
1 ore are, however, many rabbits and
i ;« miners are not lacking for fresh
Hi' at. Anderson has been prospecting
i l“lacer creek and says that the vol
ume of mining now going on is consid
erable.
Tile Masons have decided to hold
tpeir annual ball as usual this year and
it is announced that the same will
o.-cur on Christmas eve.
Tile Hill Drug store is offering a
handsome giasa punch bowl valued at
e ghty dollars as a trade premium to
i : customers. A ticket entitling the
i itier to one chance in the drawing
II be given to each customer making
fifty cent purchase at their store
t orn no.v until the day the handsome
sent is awarded 'which has been set
February 12, Lincoln's birthday.
Tlie Miners Home Club held their
, , ekly card party and social last night
i th a large attendance and an en
J able evening was spent. Twenty
l o tables were tilled by the whist
i nthusiasts. The prizes were awarded
to the folloing: First, Mrs. Clarence
. i.ier; second, Mrs. Chas. Lescher;
ad. Mrs. Mary Smith. Oentlemen's
i st prize. A. H. Sturtevant; second,
< as. Karnmerick; third, Wm. H. Koch.
The present long continued cold spell
is almost without precedent in the mat
ter of length, according to the weather
sharps who have watched these things
in the weather line for "lo, these many
pan" We know not as to this but
n is clearly indicated that Jack Frost
iir.es our fair city just now and is pay
net us a very extended visit—at which
U e coal harons laughs. Ha! Ha!
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The Olsort divorce ease filed in the j
district court Monday morning pos- j
use one unusual feature in that the j
. i mplainlng husband is suing the wife
. r almony. While such cases have
• en known among the "higher ups"
occasionally it is something unusual In
the present case as the wife is said to
i>c a laundress. Mike Bronzich, who
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Lomen’s Pharmacy
Lomen Brothers
\ Is connected with the case in the ca
: pacity at correspondent, takes consld
• aide umbrage at his name beint
! a ed in this connection and declare:
' hat the allegations of the husband ar:
j hsnlutely false.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles hell
the annual election of officers at the :
weekly meetinr last night. The fal
lowing were choaen to look after th
affairs of the order for the coming
i ear. Worthy President, Ralph Lu
men, worthy vice president Judge Ad
ms. secretary. \Vm Eddy; treasurer,
Louis t die: chaplain, F. M Saxton
inside guard, Harold Lyle; outsid‘1
guard, Peter Lokker; trustees, I. V
Sheldon, F A. Wright and Harry Ha
gen.
The following Is the count in the
Federated church Bazaar .doll con
test taken at three this afternoon:
Martha Hull .400
Lucille Adams.160
Aleson Adams ..160
Virginia Van Sickle .100
Emily Polet.100
Marlon Bntcheler .76
Rowena Le Clerq .76
Dflrothy Renney . 60
Mrs. A. N. Klttilson .200
Mrs. O. S. Weaver.25
Mrs. R. ,T. Downing. 25
For some unexplainable reason the
outside mall reported to have left Nu
into on November 24 has not arrived
i Golovin up to three this afternoon.
The regular Interior mail left Golovin
fur Nome this morning but is said to
be Alaska mail only. What has become
f the shipment spoken of In the Nu
• to dispatch received by the radio
station is something of a mystery as
from all accounts it should arrive at
Nome on Friday next or earlier in the
event that It was forwarded without
delay. The shipment now en route
from Golovin consists of some forty
ounds of all classes and will proba
i.ly arrive here some time tomorrw
Hail Alaska," the sung written for
the Pioneers of Alaska, by Mrs. Dar
ling which will be sung at the forth
coming Roof Garden, has been arrang
iil to suitable music by Dr. Bayne and
a number of copies have been struck
off by Secretary Charles Thornton.
This song is one of the noteworthy
achievements of the well known poet
.-c-i and is a most magnificent tribute
to the Pioneers: “The sturdy men and
true who have trod the silent trail"
. r the song puts it. The Pioneers will
make an effort to give the song a wider
i ovulation and there is every reason
to believe that it will become a favor
ite throughout Alaska.
The Million Dollar Mystery at the
Dream tonight. Fifth episode, "At the
ttom of the Sea." Tomorrow night,
the. sixth episode, “The Coaching Par
ty of the Countess." Tonight’s picture
play is of vital interest to all who are
lowing the story of the big fascin
ating serial romance. Mr. Sidney
icy playing the part of the butler
will give the spectators a thrill by a
daring effort to remove the million. He
succeeds in getting aw’ay from the
mansion but is hotly pursued by the
conspirators and a nerve racking chase
commences, impossible to describe. A
shot fired in the running fight cuts the
feed pipe of the conspirators launch
and the gasoline is seen escaping just
before the men, to save their lives,
•lunge into the ocean. During this
furious action the butler consigns the
I une to the bottom of the sea. Don’t
miss it. Usual prices.
The directors of the Nome Kennel
Club announce that the Boschen cup
race will be run on December 31. This
race, which is open only to amateur
drivers and dogs which come under
the same classification as the drivers
through not having participated in a
race for prizes, is one of the classic
events of the dog racing season and is
the subject of considerable attention.
Tho prize is the handsome cup donated
by Llentenant Boschen some years ago.
At the present time Harry Riley is the
holder and, as he has won it In two
races, should he be so fortunate as to
win the present race, It will become his
permanent possession under the rules
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tically new. Will sell one or all foi
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governing the race. The course is
from Nomo to Fort Davis and return
end the present record is 23:0-1. The
i entries this year will comprise a class
, f dogs of unusual speed and It is not
improbable that the present record will
go a glimmering when the furry filers
speed over the course on the last day
of 1016. In any event a fast and ex
iting contest can be expected.
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SEVERAL CITIES
ARE AFTER
CONVENTION
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A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. According
t<> announcements given out today
there promises to be a lively contest
over the question of what city will
secure the coming democratic and re
publican conventions. At the present
time .Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas and
San Francisco are In the field and
ne opened campaigns with the in
ntion of capturing, if possible, one J
or both of the conventions. It is prob
i(> that several other prominent cities
ill also enter the race.
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AT HOME
A. P. A. Service.
N'KVV YORK., Dec. 5.—William Jen
nings Bryan did not sail with the
Ford party on its mission of peace to
x'iurope today. According to an an
nouncement made by Ford shortly be
fore the vessel departed, Bryan was
• >t the opinion that he could render a
larger service for peace by remaining
a the United States. In the telegram
vent by Ford by the ex-secretary he
aid that the cause of peace could re
. five a larger benefit by his remaining
i home and opposing the attempts to
Increase the government appropriations
j for the army and the navy rather than
ny going with Ford on the peace ship,
.'iryan further stated that he would
aeet Ford at the Hague ata later
period.
CLOSURE FIGHT
CONTINUED SAT.
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—It is prob
i able that there will be no attempt to
1 renew the closure debate before Sat
urday at the earliest as the leaders in
both houses are desirous of getting
things shaped up for the larger busi
ness of the session before starting a
matter which is likely to provoke a
stubborn fight before It is concluded.
In the opinion of those who know there
is little or no chance that the majority
will allow the closure to become a
fixture. It is thought, however, that
should the fight become bitter, a com
promise of some nature may be al
lowed. tl is suggested that this may
consist of an agreement before hand
limiting debate within certain lines
and calling for a vote at an agreed time.
DEMOCRATS MEET TO
PICK CONVENTION CITY
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.—The dem
ocratic national commission met here
today to select the time and place for
holding the next democratic national
convention. At the present time there
seems to be but little agreement among
the members as to which will be the
favored place. Of the three cities in
the field for the convention. St. Louis
, claims priority and tho ultimate se
lection of that town is probable. The
ermmittee will also select a permanent
secretary and dispose of contests for
membership from Kentucky and Ore
gon.
Who will win the Vietrola?
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Mining and Dredging magazines sent
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Fresh salted peanuts and almonds
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