I I ii cold storage
10c per box
Orders must l>e placed in forenoon, for afternoon deliver)
! D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO.
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Lomen
Has the
GOODS
Your Spring
HAT
IS HERE
Lomen Bros.
The Home of Hart Schaffner ex .'larx clothes
Bank Account
Free
To the holder of the winning Ticket
On June 1st
One ticket with each 25e 7* ir.'hasc or payment on ,account.
A Bar of Gold
WORTH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
One chance on the Bar of G >M ind two chances on the Bank Ac
count with each 50c purchase or payment on account.
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the Goods. j
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
Closing Out
Owing to the stead I y growing demand of Polet’s
Extra Eresli Roasted Coffee we find uneccessary
to carry so many brands of Coffees, the first to
fall under our observation is M. J. B. brand and
until it lasts we will sell
One pound tins 40c
Two pound tins 75c
No reservations all must go
Ipotets Stores
NEWS NOTES
I
" Yorkey" looking 'ike General l»o
bility of the Russian cavalry sure
made a great get-away at the Moose
race this morning. lie slid to Sesnons
on one runner and n .ad ■ Foit Davis
^ on the other. Then, on both, he pass
! e«l Cape Nome i uidhouse traveling on
one cylinder. Chains Dalquist re
ported him going strou* passing Stfe
j tv. On ar ival at Solomon ho hud to
11. stopped with a Writ: Horn Rill
Ronnie—else he would have gone on
to Counci'-.
Tommy Watson ran off With the
Sweepstakes queen this morning and
judging by the amount of baggage
they had on board they will not stay
^ at Solomon, but hik» for the great
1 outside. This, of cou.x\ is what the
log-fans remarked as 1 onnny lined
up to start in the Moose race. One1
lady who was present said quite ser
iously "When you pet outside fennie,
s- cl me in the styles" and then ! .aw•
renee Kerr looking like a captive bal •
loon drove up and spoil -d ti e party.
—
Hast evening at the Board of Trade,
tin fans witnessed the winning of
tii si prize m class I) by Marl Modini.
it was a good game to watch, being
i lost- all the way, and Malis kept in
ihe lead throughout, but could not
g-'t suttk-iently far out in front to
cover the handicap. He was sched
uled to piny i>0 points to Modini 75,
bn the latter secured his 75 while
Alibis was setting SO.
The handicaps for the finals will
now be arranged, and these games it
is exiHH-ted will be run off within the
next few days.
Harr} Bloomfield, who recently ar
! rived here from X u- York with a
i load of shirt waist.; ;•.->b whose i-im
itation outside of that we canrot dig
up, endeavored to wreck the mo i.ig
picture machine when he i<t the tra!i
in the race this morning Phillips
was busy winding up the scenery and
Bloomfield's wolves made a. straight
dive at the camera causing Harry to
beat a hasty retreat with Ills picture
outfit. For some reateon or other
Bloomfield does not like to appear in
the moives.
The most excited man on the streets
this morning was Faxon Lewis who
was searching for his burden when
he should have beet' on the trail.
The lady fade dot turn up on time,
and Fax's dogs were fighting, and
they got him out of bed early, and
Harold Lyle forgot his cigarettes,
and the judges ordered them to start
—so they hit out and found the lady
away ahead on the trail. And the
whole cause of Fax's indisposition
was—Well! His girl had to work to
day.
FIGHTtNG FEATURE
AT DRFAM TONIGHT
"Four Feathers” is full of romantic
interest but besides there are many
tremendously exciting seems shown
of til dramatic conflict between the
forces at war. But let it be unt.e.
stood that, while “Four Feathers" 1 as
been presented with a'l the mutin'
inspiration for dramatic effect, the
picture is devoid of any gruesome de
tails. The horrors of war are not
shown at all, as it was thought best
to leave much to the imagination in
this respect.
The leading player in Howard Ks'.a
o.-nok, a handosme aelor of romantic
ideals and inspiration, who is w. I!
known to patrons of the regular
dramatic theaters. Hi is iMy assist
ed by a large company, including the
MAYOR 6. J. LOMEN
OPENS NEW COUNCIL
"In taking inj seat as mayor of
■iii l desire to express my I
tii nks to tlie people of Nome for the j
lonliileiH' . which, J•> theii vote, they j
have expressil m electing mo to this
position. If any mistakes occur dur
ing 111 > period of office they will be
i
oi tiie h avi and not of tlie heart for
i will at all times perform my duties j
as civic head of this city to the best
of my ability.”
With these introductory remarks G.
.J Homon took his seat as mayor of the
seventeenth common council of Nome
last night. The city hall was crowd
ed and the new mayor was accord
i d quite an ovation.
City Attorney J. F. Hobbes then
proceeded to administer the oath of
1 office to the newly elected councll
[ men—James McAllister, Hugh O’Far
! i el and A. D. Toteet after which the
rules governing the preceding council
were adopted and the city fathers
settle down to business.
In. the matter of the fire depart
ment the council decided unanlmous
I ly to make no change. The old stafT
I w ill continue to occupy the same po
j sitions as under the last council^
j Fire Chief Haughey received the ap
pointment of chief of police—ex-of
ficio—and the remainder of the de
partment were detailed as patrolmen.
No Increase of salary was allowed
other than a slight raise in the Jani
tor service which office was awarded
to Mrs. Tiffany. The city clerk re
ceived a $25 set back in his monthly
salary. Dr. Chase was again elected
to the position of city health officer.
Committees as follows were ap
pointed by the mayor after which
the council adjourned: Finance and
building, Burgh 'and Rose; hre and
water, McAllister and Burgh; sticets,
O’Farrel and Poteev, printing, Boss
land O’Farrell; healta, rotcel and
I Boss; police and Jni\ Rose and Me
( Allister.
I »_.-L- -- «■ -
ORINANCE NO. 250.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE APPOINTMENT OF AN AS
SISTANT ASSESSOR, AND FIX
ING THE SALARIES OF MUNI
CIPAL OFFICERS OF THE TOWN
OF NOME, ALASKA, FOR THE
YEAR ENDING ON THE THIRD
1 THURSDAY AFTER THE FIRST
TUESDAY IN APRIL, 1918.
Be it ordained and enacted by the
Common Council of the town of Nome,
Alaska:
Section 1.—That there shall be ap
pointed by the Common Council at
such time during the current year
as the Common Council shall elect
an Assistant Assessor, who shall be
employed for a period not exceeding
three months, and whoso compcnsn
tlno is hereby fixed at the rate of one
hundred dollars per month.
Section 2.—That the salai'ies of the
following officers of the Town of
Nome, Alaska, for the year ending on
the ythird Thursday after the first
Tuesday in April, 1918, shall be and
the same are hereby fixed as follows,
towit:
Municipal clerk, as clerk, mu
nicipal magistrate, assessor
and tax collector, per month. $150.00
Treasurer, per year . 1.00
Chief of pohee, per year. 1.00
Municipal attorney, per month 75.00
Health officer, per month. 50.00
Section 3. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force on and
after Its passage and publication.
Passed by the Common Counril of
Nome, Alaska, this 19th day of April,
1917.
G. J. LOMEN,
Mayor.
Attest:
E. GRIMM,
Municipal Clerk.
attractive i'oung lending woman,
Irene Warfle'd, whose personality has
made many pictures effective. A war
feature, two nights m'y Admission
25 cents.
SONS OF THE NORTH SOCIAL.
There will bo an Old Time Dunce at
the Sons of the North Hall on Satur
day next at !>:30 p. m. sharp, for
members and their friends. A good
time is assured. Old time refresh
ments will be served. All the Sweep
stakes mushers are Invited, Sunday
afternoon lms’iness meeting.
COMMITTER.
! SPRING TIME IS HERE
f FOR THE BEST
LINE IN TAILORING
| For the best worn in tailoring see its.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for ladles and gentlemen.
We make suits to order,
j First class workmanship, modern
] method and prompt service.
We appreciate your patronage.
Yours to please,
NOME TAILORING CO,.
Next door to Segorstrom & Hagen.
NOTICE.
i You should keep posted on the war
I and int*\-national and local news of
j the day by subscribing for the Nome
| Dally Nugget, *2.00 per month.
Office and Residence of J. F. MoAl*
lister, freighter and transfer. Elite
Baths. Phone Red 157.
Calling Cards at the Nugget Office
COMPARATIVE
TEMPERATURES
Following are the lowest recorder
tempera!tires for this year and lua!
on the days leaignuted. The minus
sign in fore a number means below
zero.
I). S. Weather Bureau.
1916 1917
April 1 . H> IS
April 2 . 0 IS
April 3 . 0 24
Apiil 4 . 8 21
April 5.30 12
April 8. 28 I
April 7. 30 10
April !l . 16 4
April 10. R 2
April II . 7 —1
April 12. IS ■—12
April 13. . . .•. 2 —9
April tl.- 6 10
April IS.5 20
April 16 . 8 25
April 17. 8 22
April IS. —1 9
April 10.— 8 0
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THE NONPAREIL j
8 THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE. j
J THEIR HERE |j
I LADIES WAIST j
AND
LADIES NECKWEAR |
Just Arrived Over The Ice ;
FROM
New York and Chicago
Hr. harry Bloomfield arrived to-day With x
onr shipment and you are cordially invited to g
call and inspect the stock. g
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