I FRESH STRAWBERRIES n
In cold storage
10c per box
Orders must be placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivery
D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO.
II
Lomen
Has the
GOODS
And Murphy is with
us to sell them
Lomen Bros.
April Premium Contest now on
What We Give You
A Bar of Gold
Free—Value $100.00—Free
One chance on this pure gold will be given with EACH 50c PUR
CHASE or payment on account.
DRAWING JUNE 25th
Post Cards of the
Ladies Dog Race
On Sale Now
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
CONSIDER |
That a glass of our freshly made apple cider I
contain more food and medicinal value than any- |
thing else you can buy in the city. L
You are invited to witness the making of our I
cider it is made while you wait. 1
Ipolets Stores |
NEWS NOTES
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Despite the fact that Phil Murpli
was without au opponent for the of
flee of city treasurer he did not re
reive all of the votes cast at ilia
ctfiee. On counting the ballots on
I solid plunk was found for Gus Holt!
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This morning a largo number o
no n left fur the creeks having conn
I tu town yesterday to cast their votes
City politics are not now of lnteres
“| and we enter into the atmosphere ant
j discussion of war once again.
( “~
Itod Dimmiek escorting Mrs. Bobby
Brown left Candle for Dime creel’
this morning where they will stay r
few days. Mrs. Brown will return
to Candle and will remain with friends
there until the opening of navigation.
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Will McGuire is rustling hard to
swell the Sweepstakes purse. Yester
day lie wired George Glrgsby and
i Scotty Allan at Jutiau giving date
J and particulars of the coming event,
j The members of the legislature will
j probably give a benefil donee to help
the good cause along.
In the write-up of the Kaglc min
strel show ^yesterday the name of
Mrs. A. I>. I’oteet was inadvertantly
omitted. This lady rendered two de
Igditful solos In the Hawaiian number
"i hi tin beach at Waukiki." Her
pleasing soprano selection called for
an encore which was given.
(1. It. Mundy is anxiously awaiting
the annual ski race which takes place
! during this month. He is in constant
j training for the event. His time for
j a fen-mile jaunt on Sunday last is
! sure to make some of the sons of the
I north step out.
V meeting of the directors of tin
| X'iiii Kennel Club will be held at Doc
I Kemp's rooms tonight at S:30, when
] officials for the All-Alaska Sweep
takes will be appointed. The voting
1 in the queen contest started ‘his uf
j P moon and was spirited.
The sale of tickets for the Kennel
Club cabaret will start on Thursday
next, anil can be obtained in every
! store in the city. The boys booster
| organization will also be busy Uis
j posing of the pasteboards which mean
| admission to the biggest show of the
i yqar. All boys selling tickets are
j i (Tored ten per cent of their receipts.
Leonard Seppala states that his
I ader Rimsky will not he able to
take part in the coming sweepstake
race. Ruusky was in the lead from
Dime to Candle when Seppala made i
hat heart-breaking run with Bobby
, Brown. Several othesr of his old
I team are on the sick list and Leon
ard is hunting the town in search of
| more material for the big race.
The first guns nere fired in the
| queen contest this afternoon when the
‘following votes were regrMcred:
■ Mrs. Tom Shaughnessy.213
| Miss Jean Crowley.275
| Mrs. Nate Coombs .195
i Mrs. Louis Stevenson .150
Miss Ruby Martin .125
Mrs. Bennett .109
1’iivate wires have been received
j here from Juneau which state that ,
j the committee on credentials at Wash
j ington passed on Mr. Wickersham’s
I claims to the right of taking his seat i
I m the house and declined to take
f i any further action in the matter. 1 lie
- wires also state that Mr. Sulzer is
. now' at the national capital having
t taken his seat for the special session.
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At tiie Board of Trade tonight
there will be a game in class D, ar
rangements for which will be made
: later. The finals will be played off
1 in the next few days.
The Seward Dredging Co., at Solo-j
mon have started preparing for the
summer's work a repair crew is now
on the big boat at Ora Kina and Tom
Mulligan is busy at the big oil tank
filling four hundred barrels to tie
hauled io the power house.
One quarter off all purchases is
what the Emporium offers in their
i ig Easter sale which lakes place
tomorrow lasting until io o'clock on
Saturday night. Kristnn Bros, stale
they will make a further reduction
on seme of the aioc'es in the store,
as they must make room for their
summer goods which will arrive on
' iho first boats.
Mail Carrier Eric Johnson left Safe
ty at two o’clock this afternoon for
Nome, lie has a little over five lmn- 1
dred pounds of mail matter half of
which is first class and will arrive
in the city between five and six
o'clock. The last mail for the out
side will leave Nome on April !) so
there are but a few days to commun
icate will) our friends outside.
The antimony market holds up well *
according to advices received here j
from the Magnolia Metal Co., of New j
York and San Francisco. As a cri
terian of the market the following
offer is quoted which was made un
der date of February 5. With the
i offer came suggestions that owners
| of antimony properties here in Nome
should mind and ship all the better
grade ore they could get out by the
opening of navigation.
W.- will buy antimony ores either
sulphide or oxide, assaying 2J per eon* |
|o 70 per cent antimony .
Wo will pay $2.25 per unit f. o. b.
our smelter at Matawan, N. J., w hen
the pricet of antimony is 23 cents
per pound, as shown by the Engin
eering and Mining Journal published
at New York, during the week in
' which the ore is received by us. For
each one cent decrease in the price of
antimony the price per unit to be
nine cents less; for each one cent
increase in the price of antimony the
price to be nine cents per unit more.
In addition to these prices we will
pay one-half of one cent per unit for
each per cent of antimony over 40
per cent and up to and including 50
per cent.; three-quarters of one cent
per unit for each per cent of anti
mony over 50 per cent and up to and
including 60 per cent, and one cent
per unit for each per cent of anti
mony over 60 per cent.
Antimony ore should not contain
more than one per cent of lead, zinc,
.arsenic, copper—separately or com
bined—and not over ten per cent of
iron. Sulphide and oxide ores should
not be mixed, but kept separately.
We may be able to use antimony
ores that do not conform to the above
requirements. If you have any anti
mony ore that contains as much as
20 per cent antimony, no matter what
else it contains, send us full particu
lars, with a sample of the ore and a
complete analysis, and we will give it
consideration.
NATIVES PLEAD GUILTY
SENTENCE PASSED FRIDAY
Nicholas Anthony, a native from St.
Michael pleaded guilty when arraign
ed on a charge of rape before the
Hon. J. It. Tucker this afternoon.
Eoloopuk, also from St. Miclieal, plead
ed guilty on a similar count. Sen
tence was deferred until Friday next.
John Katoongen, another native gen
tleman, decided not to occupy the time
of the court and pleaded guilty when
charged with stealing a reindeer. He
will also receive sentence on Friday.
NOTICE.
You should keep posted on the war
and international and local news of
the day by subscribing for the Nome
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Embroidery
Threads
All colors, stranded thread,
35c per dozen skeins; Rope
size, 5c, 50c per dozen skeins;
D. M. C. stranded 55c per dozen
skeins; Crochet thread nil sizes,
10c per ball, and all kinds of
flowers 20/per cent off.
MRS. J, WINGER
Second avenue, opp. Courthouse. ,
CITIZEN TICKET WINS
ALL CANDIDATES
ARE ELECTED
And it's all over. Election day hasi
come and gone; the voice of the citi- j
zens lias been expressed in such a
manner which leaves neilher question
nor doubt in tlie minds of '.lie people
of Nome as to whom they desire to
conduct the affairs of this city.
The election of the citizens ticket
is conclusive proof that the people,
when they express themselves as they
did in mass meeting are of greater
force than was thought.
The system, of candidates springing
up on petition only signed by a few,
does not seem to meet with popular
favor. Indeed, it often happens that
candidates are so nominated for ul
terior purposes, and tlie multiplicity
of candidates often results in ttie elec
tion by plurality and not by the ma
jority, and should therefore be dis
countenanced as far as possible.
The results are as follows:
TWENTY THOUSAND
ARTISANS CALLED FOR
In'ernational News Service.
WASHINGTON, April I.—Th- war
department this afternoon called for
twenty thousand artisans of all classes
for the quartermaster's corps. It is
specified they be tetween the ago of
eighteen and forty-five.
Thousands of mechanics of all
classes are presenting themselves for
enlistment which calls for a four
year term of service. Greater shops
For mayor
G. J. Lomen.467
\v D'Arey Chace, M. i>.191
Henry Peterson .172
For I’ouncilmeiv
Hugh O'Farrel.535
J. F. McAllister .503
A. D. Poteet.457
Win. SH|it k .371
(Jus l.vn it .282
M. 1 Pulsar .1(12
For City Clerk—
£. Grimm .470
,lames .1. Ilogan .252
Alfred Anderson .114
For City Treasurer
Phil Murphy .665
For City .Attorney —
F. J. Hobbes.481
Hugh O'Neill .33s
For Treasurer of School Hoard
E. W. Carleton . 540
•Mrs. Peter AJU K. Bayne .215
have ben built at the army centers.
The constructing' and assembling of
vast stipi.iles of army material will
be carried out to meet the coming
mobilization of troops.
Dei the Nugget do your letter writ
ing by sending the Weekly Nugget to
vour friends on the outside—60c mo.
Classified Ads.
i. - ' .■i-1! .±.1!™i"1" ■ ■
All Classified Ads Must bs Paid for
in Advanos.
FOUND.
FOUND Watch, Dudics gold watch.
Pay for ad and get watch.
TOWELS TOWELS
We have the largest stock, anrl the best assortment of towels in
A laska.
IF VOL' NEED TOWELS
bUY THEM THIS WEEK.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
I*. S.—See our grocery ailv. in Worker.
Q, P. GOGGIN ,
Come in and see the new
stock at the EMPORIUM and
get their prices.
THE EMPORIUM
| KR1STAN BROS, j
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| THE NONPAREIL]
g THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE. i[
f GOSSARO AND NEMO
0 These two names signify the best in ||
1 Comfort, style and wearing \
8 service. A trio any woman may
8 have in her corsets if it is a ij
| “Gossard” or “Nemo”
| Front Lace Back Lace j|j
| Priced from $2.50 Up
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