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NEWS NOTES
'k'ou get the most and all the very
latest war news in the Nugget.
Mrs. Olga Deciding who has bee a
seriously ill has greatly improved and
Will loave the hospital tomorrow
The Loyal Order of Moose will give
another of their social dances in their
hall tonight for members and lady
friends besides a few invited guests.
The outside mail arrived at Solomon
t day shortly after ten o'clock an I
arrived here shortly after 4:30 The
carrier has the full limit of nearly five
hundred pounds of mail matter consist
ing of two sacks of first class and six
I sacks of second class matter
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.lames 11 Fehse of the Railway Mail
Service who made a business trip to
| Council, will return this afternoon w ith
! the mail team from Solomon.
The Pioneers will give the llrst of
i their series of card games for the
winter in their hall tonight. All Pion
eers and the lady friends are cordially
Invited to these parties. These card
! parties in (he past have been very pop
| ulsr and a large crowd is expeoled to
night
Mrs Dennis O'Brien who has been
very low with pneumonia is reported
i to have passed the c risis yesterday and
Is now improving and beyond all dan
ger .Mrs O'Brien is itt Holy Cross lies
pital where she was taken for treat
ment.
.lame* McLaughlin, who started to
Seward, reached as far as Solomon
when he was lelephoned to by \V. W
Oetchell from Safety to meet him uul
help him through with his team of
Seventeen dogs, some cef whic h would
j Beat face the severe steerrn which was
j raging at the time McLaughlin re
j turned to Safety and the party con
| Misting of Oetchell, McLaughlin. Keown
land Vint started out Imt were forced
j to return to Safety as It is said the
[storm was the worst In the history of
Solomon The young pups which Mr
Oetchell is taking t■ c Coke Hill of Ruby
would not face the storm and as some
Of the older dogs even refused. Me
jl-nughlin returned to Nome yesterday
and bought a dog team of Mr Espy
w ho Just arrived here from Fairbanks
jand started hack early this morning.
It is reported that Oetchell will not
attempt to take the Coke Hill dogs on
through to Ruby.
Albert Fink, the former Nome attor
ney, Is now defending Lorrimer, the
former l’. S. senator who has recently
been indicted in Chicago for wrecking
banks in which lie was interested, .lust
before that Fink was employed by the
government ns special prosecutor in the
oleo-margnrine cases and in many
other ways has gained great distinction
since leaving Alaska.
William Johnson, better known as
Buster, tlie discoverer of Muster creek,
in the Nome district, met death as a
result of a fall while trying to hoard
the Polar Bear while the schooner was
in port at Valdez He had shipped as
a seaman for Seattle, in falling lie
struck ids head against some piling, re
sulting in almost instant death
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The Dream’s interesting four-part
program, consisting of the absorbing
drama "The Power That Rules" which
features Anna Schafer in the exacting
role of an nvernmbitious woman whose
passion for social position and money
nearly works the ruin of herself and
others, the two laughable burlesque
comedies Faust and the Lily, a travesty
of Oeothe's drama, and the hilarity
breeding Old Maid's Deception, which
lonee seen will remain long unforgotten
and also the tense drama of a mothers
undying love for her child Her Only
Hoy, will he repeated tonight. The
entire program may he commended for
unusua 1 excellence.
Joe Sheldon went to Safety y esterday
and brought hack the Charles Ross
dogs which Getehcll started to take to
Ruby for K Coke I till. The storms at
Solomon and Safety were very severe
and as the dogs were not adapted to
face such severe weather Oetehell con
cluded to leave them behind and they
were returned to Nome. Oetehell and
'McLaughlin left Solomon this morning
expecting to push through to Seward
without further delay.
The I >uke of Abruzzi. well known in
Alaska as a mountain climber and a
hunter, and at one time supposed to
he going to marry Miss Klkins of I’liila
dolphin is in command of the Italian
navy.
Deeming Wheeler, the Indianapolis
i hanker, who lias spent the past two
years in Alaska, lifts returned from the
i states and will make a trip from Sew
ard to Idltarod and Nome this winter
The Cagles initiated a large class
| i",st night into the mysteries of Cagle
• Ion. There was also a big hunch of
new applications presented which will
greatly swell I he membership of the
order. The newly elected officers
acquitted themselves in excellent man
ner thereby showing the members made
| no mistake in their selection of nHirers
Lieutenant Chits. Mason who is on an
inspection tour of the telegraph and
radio stations in his Jurisdiction ex
tending from Fort Kgghert to Nome,
arrived at Oolovln today and will start
from there to Nornetomorro « morning
Dr Kittleson and wife left Safety
yesterday morning for Council having
stopped over af Safety for a couple of
days on account of bad weather.
Sam Taggart and Chester Milligan
arrived in Nome from Council Ian
right. They made a very quick tri e
having left Council at 10:20 a. m. anil
snipped at Solomon two hours and
lorty minutes arriving In Nome m
C ' 20 p. m. coming through the wlul •
dinanee. nearly eighty miles with oiih
a brief rest for dinner at Solomon.
Mary Kanay ok was operated upon for
appendicitis by Dr. Chare assisted by
Dr Sharp yesterday The patient is
getting along nicely
Simon Sinisnri received in the mail
the following clipping taken from
the University of Washington Dully
giving an account of the work of otto ol
our Nome school hoys, Leo Dashley,
who while here in school devoted much
of iiis time in mechanical work and a?
j shown by the account of his work ir
| the university paper, has made good Ir
j.u emminent degree since entering thr
engineering department of the uni
varsity. The article is as follows:
"The construction of what will lit
the largest electrical transformer or
the Pacific Coast is the work under
taken by two senior students in engi
neering as a thesis for a degree
John Dodds and Lon Dashley startei
work on the plans last January am
are now well along with the construe
lion. They will have the transform!
ready for use in the spring.
“When completed it will he 7 fee
I high, I feet wide and 2 feet thick. I
| will contain 300 pounds of wire, wil
I throw a spark 20 inches and will stei
I up the voltage from 220 to 200.000 volts
There are only one or two larger in thi
I'nited States, in the testing lahora
j lories of the big electrical companies.
INSANE MAN CHOKES
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Nugget Exclusive Telephone Service.
Fatrik, the Slavonian, who was re
ported in yesterday's Nugget as having
been taken in charge by the Deputy I’.
S. marshal on a charge of insanity was
adjudged insane today. It appears
that Fatrik was living alone in the
woods engaged in chopping wood and
a few days ago lie wont to tiie cabin
of Charles Seiple stating that there
were so many ghosts about his cabin
that tie could not sin there. Seiple
told him tie was staying alone loo much
and for him to come and stay with
| hini, which he did, staying with Seiple
that night. The next morning Fatrik
was alarmed l»y the presence of a dog
in tiie cabin saying the dog was dead.
After some argument the dog was re
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moved to please l’atrik. Anottier dog
appearing on the scene Fatrik became
excited and grabbed a gun which wai
hanging on the wall with the intentior
of shooting the dog. The gun was un
loaded and while J’atrik was out o
the cabin in an attempt to shoot tla
dog Seiplo attempted to hide the bo>
of shells but was detected in the ac
and a scuffle ensued in which Patrii
secured two shells which he placed it
the gun. In the struggle for the gur
Patrik grabbed Seiple around the neck
heat and choked him and then went tc
his own cabin, wla rc la- locked hlmscll
in ami the marshal only secured him
after twelve hours of patient work
Patrik is an old timer in Alaska bas -
ing been in Dawson, St. Michael am
Candle, coming to Council last fall, lit
will la* taken to Nome by the marshal
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MOOSE ATTENTION.
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The Loyal Order of Moose will give
one of their enjoyable social dances on
Wednesday, January 13th at the Moose
hull. Moose desiring to invite friends
will secure invitations from any mem
ber of the social committee. Dancing
starts at 9:30. 2t
Can your eyes follow a cannon ball
flying through space. Harold Allen
and Harry Haggerty a close second at
the Ruller Rink Races, Monday Jan. 18.
WEATHER REPORT.
N'umc. Alaska. Jan. 12, 1915
Temperature Max. 8, Min. 3 below.
Barometer 29.40 inhes.
Weather- Cloudy.
Wind N, 6 miles per hour.
Precipitation Trace snow.
Read today's news today—Nugget.
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