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Soup 10c Per. Can.
Tomato Catsup 25c Per Bottle.
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SAILORS TURNING OUT
WAR MATERIALS
COPENHAGEN, April 22 Arrival.*
from Germany declnre that thousand:
of German sailors, who, since thi
blockade of Germany’s fleet, have been
ashore working night ami day in the
great machine shops and shipyards
turning out huge quantities of war ma
lerlals of every description. Reports
lecture that several of Germany's
largest battleships have been manned
with hut a corporal:- guard during the
pest several months.
To get the news read ths Nugget.
MOTHER LOOKING FOR
HER ABSENT BOY
The following letter from ati aged
mother whose heart is longing for her
absent boy is so insistant in its pathetic
appeal that the temptation to publish it
entire cannot lie resisted:
Chicago, III . March 5th li'15. J
Editor, The Nugget.
Hear Sir:
If you would give publicity through
vour newspaper to the following mat
ter I would he deeply appreciative:
About twenty years ago my son left
home going to Pueblo, Colorado and
other towns in Colorado, then to Seattle
Washington. The last we heard from
him was in the spring of 1902 when he
was In White Horse. Yukon. Territory, j
1 am almost sure that lie is somewhere!
in northern Canada or Alaska
He is al the present time about forty- j
four years, of age of medium height,
brown eyes and his hair was black, hut
may be white by this time. His name
is Patrick Aenaes MacPhee. I feel sure
lie is somewhere in the mining dis
t' iet of cither Canada or Alaska, and if
you would publish this, he might see
the item and communicate with us. j
As this boy's absence from home and
lack of news from him is tin worry of
my life and it has been my one wish to
see or hear from him before I pass into
the great beyond, and as I am greatly
ndvanc-d in years, am confident my so
journ on this plane is near conclusion,
1 trust <>od will inspire you to do what
\ou c. a to aid me in my search Any
(lews, cord or had. will bo appreciated
I.
. '.cyotid measure.
| 'I rusting that I have not taken up too
I tnoch if your time, that you will not
■ i .. ci this letter to the waste basket,
I ol do all in your power to help me.
I am Yours truly,
.Mrs. Klfzabetb MacPhee
til6 K. 91st Place
Chicago, 111
100 TONS OF FLOUR,
3iea« only 5c. Nn«-th “ole Bakery
nd Anvil Bakery.
IF YOUR WIFE IS OUTSIDE
i
Then we will be easy on you. But be
sure and come to the Eagle social given
to the bachelor members and their lady
j fr.ends by the married members of the
order.
Do you lead the Daily Nugget and
' t*.p abreast of the doings of the ou>
s do world? Subscribe now, $2.00 per
month delivered every night before 0
o'clock.
(Benuinc China Sale
Sweeping reductions are none offered j
S in China.
Rugs & Carpet remnants are going cheap.
G. P. GOGGIN
It makes no difference how
1 WET j
Yon may be. Be sure and keep your feet %
DRY
There is onlv one stock of Footwear in
Nome and we have it
! P. PETERSON SHOE CO. f
FRED W. PETER8QN, Manager
i?,, ♦-I--j-j.
j; Two Pound Roll 50c
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«ilemargarine is sweeter, cleaner anil better in many respects than •
[ ’ butter and costs just one-half a much. We shipped 2,000 pounds !
* ’ thinking: people would welcome his help in the reduction in expenses. ‘
«> but very few have even given t a trial, those who have are steady '
- ■ 5
<, customers. You will if you try t Forget what someone has told you a
j [ about Olemnrgarine (that someone told them! but come and find out j
j; Pacific Cold Storage Co. j
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NEWS NOTES |
"And it came to pass,"etc.
The male members of the Miners
Home Club were royally entertained |
last evening by the ladies who pre- ]
pared a sumptous spread of good eats,
after which dancing was indulged in
until the early hours.
Hilly Webb and wife arrived in town
last night after a trip to the Kuzgumii
pa Hot Springs Hilly had a line string
Inf dogs with hint and says that they
had to buck stormy weather cuntina
ally* both going and coming
Martin Ttavonklldo, the .less creel,
mining king, returned with a big load
of mining equipment for the spring
operations which he and his partner
will conduct as soon as the water be
j gins to run.
In a letter recently received from
| Peter Berg, tie states that he and Mrs.
! Berg are living on a ranch on an island
! sex en or eight miles from Tacoma and
that he intends to return to Alaska 1
in the spring.
James Protopnpas who represents tlie
Nut House and J W Godwin & Co.,
dealers in fruits and produce of Seat
tle. states if any shortage exists in
j those lines, he will wire orders for local
| merchants if requested
Street Commissioner Hill tlie new
appointee of the street department is
now on the job and is opening up ttie
drains on the beach side of front street
to carry off water from rapidly thaw
ing snow banks and drifts which have
I loeumulated during the winter
The little schooner Silver Wave
i which was on the mail run last sum
! tner from St Michael to Arctic points
is now in Seattle, and according to in
formation received, she will sail for
Nome from Seattle about May 15th
carrying freight.
Hr Fromm who has been on a busi
ness trip to Candle and Council returned
to Nome from the latter place last night
arriving here at eleven P M. Nlek
Christensen with a string of nineteen
liuskie dogs piloted the caravan safely
here in record time.
''tie of tlie first nets of Conncilmen
Thompson and Lumen of the Fire Com
mittee after the couneil meeting Inst
night was to visit the Fire Department
and sever Win. Austin from tlie city
[pay roll Chief Haughe.v was displaced
| by tlie appointment of Archie Graham.!
This leaves four men in the lire depart- ,
! merit instead of live as formerly
The four part program displayed at
tlie Dream last night was good in every
way, especially the clever story The
Maid of Honor in which Mjss Trundle
displays some splendid acting. An
other interesting portion was the
| scenic film Ulster Day in Belfast which
j really partakes of the features of the
Pathc Weekly and discloses many in
teresting and diversified scenes. The
remaining numbers were A Girl's Strat
agem a good story and Frayed Fagan’s
Adventures, a comical hobo tale.
The Nome Kennel Club will hold an
informal affair this evening at the
Board of Trade Cafe at which time all
j members as well as those who wish
I to become members of tho club, arc
cordially invited to be present to dis
cuss the general welfare of the dub and
outline plans for next years activities.
There will also be an election of officers
and a sumptous luncheon will be served.
It is announced that the Nome Brass
Band, the only one north of 53, will
dispense inticing melodies at intervals
during tho evening.
MINERS LIEN LAW
NOW IN EFFECT
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JUNEAU, April 2S.— GelcheU's min
ers lien law has now been added to the
territorial code, having been signed by
Governor Strong. The emergency
clause introduced to enable the law to
become effective at once was adopted
during the passage of the measure and
thus put the law into effect from date
April 21.
The monthly payment bill which pro
vides that employees were to receive
payment for services n ndcred at the
expiration of thirty dn>s of labor and
which has already passed the House
was killed in the Senate yesterday.
The underground eight hour bill has
also received the Governor’s signature.
The Revenue bill, which is generally
conceded as the most important legis
lative measure of the present session
has not as yet emerged from committee.
DIRECTS CITY: !
GOVERNMENT
FROM PRISON
IiEAVKNWi iHTII, April 23.-.Mayor
Roberts refuses to abide the decision
Of the Terra Haute council which at
tempted a summary removal of the
! convicted official. Roberts refuses to,
I resign ponding the further action of the
council and is running the city by tele j
graph from the federal prison.
Strictly fresh eggs $1.25 per dozen
at Prosser's Harness Shop. Prone
black 5.
JUST A LINE
till'd cat ion llioeer nedlttff ctuni ctaoioa j
Big cut on
old or new Hate trimmed 50 cents
The new flarirg skirt cut with one
fitting $1.50
All kinds of Dress Goods
MRS. J. WANGER
2nd avenue oppositeCourt House.
NEIHITY COUNCIL
TAKES OFFICE AND”
MAKES APPOINTMENTS
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< Cunt inued from page one i
members signed the written oath sub- i
mitted after which the Clerk called for
nominations for the other of President.
Councilman Burgh thereupon arose
and announced that in keeping with
precedent. Councilman Diamond having
received the largest number of votes in '
the annual election was entitled to the!
office of ex-officio Mayor and President
and was therefore the choice of the
council Ketiring Mayor Grigsby then
escorted the new official to the presi
dent's seat amid loud applause. Mayor
Diamond then made a brief statement,,
thanking the council for the honor be
stowed upon him and also said that the
fifteenth Common Council would do
their best to serve the city and pro
perly administer its affairs ami con
cluded with the announcement that the
new councilmnnie body were unani
mous on the subject of gambling and !
that the iid would be put on and they*
would “keep it on with both feet.” The |
Mayors statement evoked an outburst
of applause from the spectators indi
cating tli.it the decisive attitude of the
new body regarding that subject was
received with generous approval
There is little doubt tDrat the elean
cut decision of the council in regard to
the open and flagrant violation of the
law so prevalent in the past also won
I hem the commendation of the public in 1
general and further demonstrated that
this council at least can hardly he ac
cused of beipg under the control of the
gambling and saloonmen, as has been |
alleged of past councils.
The rules of order submitted by !
i Councilman Blake were then rend by
the clerk and adopted after whicli the!
usual ordinance fixing the salaries nf|
the various municipal officers was read.;
that of (lie city clerk being fixed at $123 1
[Chief of tlie* fire department $173, City,
[Treasurer, $1.00 per year, Health officer
$30. City Attorney, $30 At tile con
clusion if the reading of the proposed
ordinance Burgh moved that the matter
be laid over till the next meeting. Op
position to the motion developed and on
being submitted to vote the motion was
lost five voting no. Thompson then
moved that the ordinance be considered
n$ having passed second reading and
adopted forthwith, which motion vas
sustained by a vote of flic to two on
roll call.
Mayor Diamond then announced that
nominations for City offleers were in
order, the first on the list being that
of City Attorney. The names of .T. F.
Hobbes and George Grigsby were
placed in nomination by Blake and
Burgh, the vote disclosing the council
evenly divided three to three. Mayor
Diamond then decided Hie matter by
voting for Hoi dies and lie was declared
duly elected. The names of Professor K.
Grimm and John A. Wilson wore then
submitted for the office of City Clerk
by Thompson and Burgh. The latter
candidate declined the nomination how
ever stating that in as much ns ho was
n member of an organization that stood
for the raising of wages, and the coun
cil in its wisdom having seen fit to
lower the salary of the Clerk lie was
compelled to respectfully decline. The
crowd again broke into applause and
Councilman Burgh hastened to with
draw the nomination. No further
nominations forthcoming Grimm was
elected on roll call, two voting no.
The new clerk was then installed
| Ranch Eggs !
! $16.00 |
+ PER CASE J
|HOLLER’S GROCERY!
^ PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT ST' +
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In Judge Hoblics and assumed the
seat vacated by clerk Corrigan, Coun
1 ,-ilman Thompson then placed the name
c.f Archie Graham in nomination for the
post of Chief of the lire department.
There were no further nominations of
fered and the candidate was unani
niuslv elected on roll cull. Lumen then
I nominated J. A. Ttnehelder for City
Treasurer and the roll call disclosed
all voting aye. For City Health officer,
the name of Hr .1 II. Mustard was
submitted by Councilman Lehmann and
ibis candidate was also passed unatil
inusly.
Tile chair then called for the fixing
of bonds for the Clerk and Treasurer
and on motion of Burgh, seconded by,
Lehmann, the sums approved by the
old council were adopted, that of tie'
Clerk being fixed at $10,000, Treasurer
$40,000. The mayor then announced
the appointments of the following com
mittees, which had been previously
agreed upon;
Police and Jail: It Lomen and chas
Thompson.
Fire and Water: Chas. Thompson and
Ralph Lomen.
Law. Ordinance and Printing: A G i
Blake and S. H. Rurgh.
Street. Alleys and Lights: Chas Ross
and A. G Rlake.
Health and Relief: S If Burgh and
T Lehmann.
Finance and Building: T Lehmann
and Chas Ross.
There being no further matters re
quiring the attention of the council ad
.inurnment was then taken until next
regular meeting night. Monday \prll 2fi
ARE YOU MARRIED?
The social given to the bachelor
members of the Eagles and their lady
friends by the married Eagles and
their wives will be held Saturday, April
24th. There will be card games, danc
ing. an entertainment and a banquet
There will be something doing every
minute, so don’t miss being there.
*I,4,+ + + + 4»4'4<4, + + 4*4, + 4* +
+
4* Children’s exhibition of fancy +
4* dancing, under the direction of
4> Mrs. Bartlett. Ragle hall, May 4*
+ day. will be most unique and in- 4*
4* leresting event given this win- +
■fr ter. Hon't miss it. +
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NOW IS THE TIME.
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To conu* in and sot* us, ns the bright
sunny days me coining- on, mu! have
>our clothes cleaned, pressed ami re
paired.
We make them look like new-.
We eieau hats.
We make alterations.
We guarantee first-class workman*
I ship.
W > guarantee modern methods.
We guarantee prompt service.
And w< will appreciate your patron
la go
i We also make suits to order.
NOME TAILORING COMPANY.
: Between Kegerstrom .V Hagen and R l:
Zehner’s Jewelry Stores.
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THURSDAY AND SATURDAY j
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Comedy
i FRAYED FAGAN’S
ADVENTURE
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Drama
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A GIRLS STRTAGEM
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Drama
THE MAID OF HONOR
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Scenic
i ULSTER DAY IN BELFAST
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j MISS LILLIE KOCH, Pianiet
ADM. 25c
EAGLE HALL*
Moving Pictures
FRIDAY NIGHT
Drama
THE MOUNTAINEERS.
Drama
ALL FOR JIM
Comedy
THE GHOST IN UNIFORM
These ate all new pictures.
ADMISSION, 26 cent*.
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| TARIFF DID IT.
J Imported Good*, Domeatic Pricee ]>
C Just received a larffe line of '»
J X. X. L. pocket knives frern < [
S Sctieftield, tengiand. < J
\ Fresh stock Peter* ammunition
C Also something new in 22 rifle* %
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