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NEWS NOTES
A most enjoyable dance was given
at Burgh hall Saturday evening by
a number of young people.
The cutter Bear departed for un
I known ports Saturday night after re
ceiving mall from the Lntouche.
Contractor Chas. Ross brought up
the mail from Solomon and Council
Saturday. Dr. Klttelsen .manager of
Blue (loose dredge was also a pas
senger on the mail team.
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The Indies Aid Society of the Fed
( rnti'd church will hold a special
I meeting 'in the lecture room on Tues
day. July 24, at the hour of 2:30 p.
! m. Important business will he taken
1 up and all members are requested
I to attend.
i The Standard and a number of other
j vessels are lying in Snake river
j awaiting the going down of the storm
j lo clear for various ports. The
; Standard is loaded wUh a large quan
i lity of merchandise for Dime creek
I and will clear at the first favorable
, npporunlty.
! -
K. Tonge, 1044 Verdon avenue. Ver
| don .Montreal, Canada, writes to the
Nugget requesting information of the
whereabouts of a brother, Wm. Henry
Tonge. who left England for Alaska
twelve years ago and has not been
heard from since. Information ad
dressed to the above will he grate
fully appreciated.
The stiff breeze along the coast has,
I doubtless, caused the Silver Wave to
j take shelter in the lee of Sledge Isl
and. The vessel drparted for St.
M'ichael Friday to pick up a number
of travelers from the Yukon and
should have returned hero Saturday
night or Sunday morning to make a
trip to the north. The mail for
northern points, which will ho for
i warded by the Silver Wave is still
! held open at the postofUce.
: Jack McCahey, the city express
| man has received a wire frojii his
i brother, Caddy McCahey, stating that
' the latter will arrive in Nome short
ly to enter the transfer and freight
ing business in association with his
brother. Caddy is an old timer In
this section of Alaska, having spent
several winters in the Candle sec
tion and also around Nome. Accord
ing to the wire Paddy intends to
bring in twelve head of horses and
a. number of wagons and other freight),
ing equipment. Part of the outfit is
| expected to arrive on the Umatilla.
i __
A Washington news letter of late
I June date, received on the last mall
says that Delegate Chas. A. Sulzer
I has been called upon by the secre
' tary of war to name an additional
j cadet for West Point from the ter
| iltory of Alaska. Examinations for
i appointment will be held on the tlrird
Tuesday in March, 1918, and the suc
cessful candidate will he admitted to
the academy on June 14. 1918. The
delegate will he required to name a
candidate for principal and one each
for two places ns alternate. The ex
aminations in Alaska will he held
| at Fort Wm. H. Seward at Haines, or
| Ft. St. Michael at St. Michael. Can
I didates must be between the ages of
| 17 and 22 with a minimum height of
| 5 feet 4 inches at the age of 17 and
j 5 feet 5 inches at the ago of 18.
A number of copies of the address
o* Delegate Sulzer In behalf of the
Nome harbor and improvements of
the mouth of the Yukon were re
ceived on the last mall and will be
distributed to those Interested on ap
plication at this office.
Owing to some breakdown in the
land lines between Fairbanks and
Gibbon, messages were much delayed
Sunday and this morning. All mes
sages arriving were considerably de
layed Sunday and today owing to the
necessity for relaying over the gap In
the land lines by radio.
Mr. Jafet Ltndeberg, president and
general manager of the Pioneer Min
ing Commpany, has finished the usual
tour of inspection of the company
operations which has taken him from
the city for the past several days and
is once more hack at the company
headquarters. The tiip Included an
inspection of the whole ditch system
upon whioh considerable labor has
been done during last fall and this
spring.
Definite plans for the Inauguration
of a special parcels post zone system
in the territory of Alaska are being
worked out by the postofflee depart
ment, according to information given
to Delegate Sulzer by First Assistant
Postmaster General Koons last month.
According to the information reaching
the delegate, the matter has been
turned over to a specialist in parcel
post matters with instructions to de
vise a system that will eliminate the
injustice of the present uniform zone
system.
The steamer Latouche arrived from
the outside Saturday evening, bring
ing a large consignment of mall for
Nome but nothing else. The entire
cargo of the ship: Is destined for St.
Michael and up river points. The ar
rival of the vessel here without hav
ing first proceeded to St. Mich
ael and disposed of its cargo was
not only unexpected but is also sub
ject of much favorable comment on
tlie part of those who expected to
wait several dnys yet before receiv
ing expected mail matter.. The La
touche departed for St. Michael im
mediately after the mall was sent
ashore. The steamer will return here
to take the outgoing mail as soon as
the cargo is discharged. Just how
long this will require is uncertain but
it is likely that the steamer will not
return here before four or five days
at the earliest.
VARiETY SHOW DREAM.
Tonight Sunshine and Tempest
will star in the melodrama “Sun
shine and Tempest,” a story of Ten
nessee mountains and moonshiners.
A cub comedy featuring George
Ovey. “A Shotgun Romance.” will
furnish the funny number. An educa
tional picture of tremendous value
called “Reel Life” will also be on
the bill. This Interesting and in
structive picture shows "Modern Rail
road Building,” "'Maple from Sap to
Sugar," and “Antlers Growing on a
Deer."
MARINE BULLETIN.
Susie at St. Michael.
Tanana at Gibbon.
Julia B. at St. Michael.
Jacobs down McCarhy»8 a. m. 22nd
Davis at Gibbon.
Seattle No. 3 in sight of Gibbon.
Sarah up Holy Cross.
Sibille at Giblmn.
Alice leaves Gibbon for St. Michael
on arrival Selkirk.
Washbifrn left Holy Cross for Dike
man 6 n. m. 22nd.
Schwatka at Ruby.
Canadian down Tolovana 7 a. m.
Selkirk down Yukon 8 a. m.
Dawson in Dawson.
Casca up Isaac.
Alaska up Circle 1 p. m. 22nd.
Yukon at Hot Springs landing,
waiting for wind.
We are using Moonlight water In the
E*ite Bath Houae.
ELECTRIC WASHER FOR SALE.
1900 Cataract Electric Washing
Machine, power wringer attached,
complete with motor, etc.. Inquire of
Geo. S. Maynard.
S S. SILVER WAVE.
The mail schooner Silver Wove
sails Sunday, July 22, for Kotsebue
sound and all way points. For
freight or passsge apply to the
THE ALASKA LIGHTERAGE A
COMMERCIAL CO., Agents.
Freight for this trip will be re
ceived at the dock up to 4 o’clock
Saturday afternoon.
PIANO TUNER.
George Anderson, piano expert and
factory representtive for high grade
pianos and player pianos will be In
Nome this summer at the Golden Gate
hotel.
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