i Van Camp’s 1
Soup 10c Per. Can.
Tomato Catsup 25c Per Bottle.
CROWLEY *«» PORTER
«3SST Has Sold Out
his Business to Leo Seidenverg
WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST BE
i FORE THE FIRST BOATS ARRIVE. GET THE BENEFIT OF THIS
SALE BEFORE JUNE 10TH ARRIVES.
CHEAP JOHN
v . ii . ji ii i j II . ti ^ | a ^ a ■ ^ a a 4 a a *a
^ In large or small K
I quantities at
I C4RLET00 & GO. f
TAKE NOTICE
This week Scrim and Lace
Curtains are going;cheap
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
1 COAL AT LESS THAN GOST
BRIQUETS
Space now taken up by Briquets In our yards and warehouses will
be required for freight from firs steamers. For a limited time only,
lo make room and introduce to he Nome market
PER TON IN YARD-!*17 PER TON delivered
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
It makes no difference how
WET
% You may be. Be sure and keep your feet X
I DRY !
f j
. there is only one stock of Footwear in
t Nome and we have it
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. I
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager
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I Two Pound Roll 50c j
! f t demurgarine is sweeter, cleaner and better in many respects than •
] ! butter and costs just one-half a much. We shipped 2.000 pounds '
! ! thinking people would welcome this help in the reduction in expenses, J
«> tiut mu few have even given ii i iriul, those who have are steadv <
* S '
i , customers. Vmi will if you trv it. Forget what someone has told you I
j ; about Olemargarine (that someone told them) but come and find out ;
j : what it is. i ■ i :
i Pacific Cold Storage Co. I
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NEWS NOTES
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I
Mr Itahlke. proprietor of the Kane
House in Council «'it \. arrived in town
Saturday and will return this even
ing.
Thorulf Lehmann has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Nels
(dsen. the man who was found dead
on Laredo creek.
Travelers arriving from the hills re
port immense leads in the outer ice
which is apparently about to swing to
the westward on the spring currents
Work on the new front of Turkey's
tobacco emporium has reached the
point where if can be seen that an im
mense improvement is about to be ef
j footed in the outward appearance of
this popular resort.
—
I The saloons have decided to close
itheir doors after one a. m. each night
land the new order went into effect
last night, all the houses being shut
i up tight from one to siv.
—
The ladies branch of the Alaska
, Pioneers held their regular monthly
1 social last evening. A considerable
crowd was in attendance and the «• \« n
j ing was much enjoyed hy all.
The city has n number of men at
work "ii the various hack streets open
ing drains to permit the flow "f water
from the heavy accumulation of snow
drifts Owing to the excessive snowfall
man\ *»f the buildings to tlu* north of
town are in great danger of being
i Hooded.
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Although it has been announced that
the const guard service steamer P ar
would leave for .Nome tod.ty with th*
Pnited States mail upto the hour of
going to press no indication has been
received that the vessel has started
It is possible that she may not leave
until tonight in which event it is pro
bable that the news will reach Nome
tomorrow.
John S. Coply. former mayor «f
Nome is a passenger for Seward on1
the Alameda. Two other men wh
an* aboard and who were formerly well j
known at Nome are Jim Hale.' and |
Pob Griffis. The two last named serf
their dogs here a few months igo
when they came out by way of Cor
dova so that they will make the jour
ney to the interior this way. Seward
Gateway.
Morte Powell. \1 Nicholson and 13d
Pfaffle, the Council City storekeeper,
left this morning for the inland metro
polis with a load of supplies, having
failed in securing other means of
transporting goods to the interior. So
far the freighters have not succeeded
in getting through from Solomon with
horse teams and Pfaffle has been com
pelled to fall back mi the dogs in order
to get much-needed supplies to his
home town.
Alkali Ike and clever Clara Dowel in
a laughing faree comedy entitled Alk ali
Ike’s Home Coming will he the lending
feature at tho Dream tonight and is
worth while in every way. In addition
there will la a second comedy which
is full of hilarity entitled The Heroes
i lh ward and a strong drama "One Good
I Tarn " in which is featured
Maurice Costello, “America's favorite
j moving picture star.” King Cotton,
an Interesting scenic feature showing
liovv cotton is produced and handled
; i'arms a fourth interesting number.
Tin- Nugget has received the last in
stallment of the strange tale told by a
little Eskimo girl of Golovin after re
II overing from a trance and which has
| l eon previously mentioned In tiic Nug
get. The tale is strange and could
j.ardlv have been conceived by a child
of sia'b tender years as is the one in
plication. The complete tale will be
published in the Nugget as fast as tt
I ran t»e worked into shape but as it is
written in exceedingly bad English bv
native intrepeter It Is a considerable
task and will take some little while
To get the news read the Nugget.
ALASKA CLUBS
MUST PAY A
LIQUOR LICENSE
SAX FRANCISCO. Max 11 Tin
Federal Court of Appeals today handed
down its decision iri the suit brought
by the members of the Log Cabin club
of Xorne. Alaska. It is decided that
Alaska social clubs maintaining pri
vate bars and engaging in the dls
P-‘Using of alcoholic drinks must pay
tiie usual Federal license fee fixed for
the sale of liquors in retail quantities
AIR CRAFT DROPS
BOMBS ON ESSEX
LCNDOX, May 10. Delayed in
Transmission. Air craft arc reported
!<• have dropped bombs near the coast
line in smith Kssew No fatalities are
reported. Warning of tlie approach of
hostile .air craft was received at two
o'clock this morning. Several machines
took part in tin* raid but whether they
xvore Zeppelins or aeroplanes or both
has not been ascertained owing to
heavy eloudx weather concealing the
a in raft.
DROP BOMBS
IN PARIS
PARIS. May 11. Seven were injured
anil a number of buildings damaged
during a German aero raid on the .su
burbs of the city early this morning
After dropping considerable number ol
bombs the airmen retreated.
FLOUR IS CHEAP.
Bread only 5c. North Pok Bakery
and Anvil Bakery.
OFF
V GOOD GOODS
rWE HAVE TOO MANY SUITS AND OVERCOATS
ON HAND FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. WE j
ARE GOING TO CLEAN THEM OUT AT A
:r discount of 25% off
Now is Your Time to Buy
$1.50 I <7.00 SSL50 Si.ooJ
N . LOGGERS LOGGERS
Neckwear _ Neckwear
SHIRTS SHIRTS
75c $5.00 $3.50 50c
$6.50 SILK PAJAMAS $4.75.
LADIES RAIN COATS. LATEST STYLES AT COST.
GAN YOU FLANNEL SHIRTS $4.00. $450 LADIES
____ $5.00 VALUES AT $2.50 EACH.
BEAT IT & MEN’S
EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
$5.00 UNDERWARE 25 PER CENT OFF HEAVY
HATS DRESS SHIRTS WOOL
IT $1.50 SHIRTS $1.00 CUf CITED
$2.°0 SHIRTS.„ $1.50
S3.00 $2.50 AND $3.00 SHIRTS . $2.00 AT GOST
(Beo.fi.Iomcn &Co.
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t Ranch Eggs !
! $16.00 |
| PER CASE J
! HOLLER’S GROCERY!
% PHONE. Main 86 211 FRONT ST. ^
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CITY COUNCIL HELD
A BUSY SESSION
All the members nf the city council
yy. re l i * sent when .Mayor Diamond
tailed tin regular Monday night meet
ing of that body to order last night
ami the business moved forward with
a dispatch indicating that the members
i were rapidly getting onto their jobs,
j After I lie reading of the minutes which
I were approved the Clerk read a com
I munication from C. W. Lewis asking
n reduction of the taxes assessed
against the Ranier building property
on lower Front street which communi
cation yv.is laid on the tabic.
Chairman T.onien of the Police and
.tail committee reported one arrest and
also that several mangy dogs had been
killed.
Chairman Thompson of the Fire and
Water committee stated that the fire
department had responded to a fire
alarm Saturday morning and that as
there seemed to be an indication that
the fire was of Incendiary origin the
I department was conducting an Inves
tigation II was also stated that tie
fire mains had been filled Sunday at
tile instigation of tlie committee to see
if everything was in good shape.
Hills totaling $871.21 approved by
the Finance committee were read and
tile Clerk was ordered to draw war
rants in payment of same.
Chairman Lehmann of the Finance
committee reported that the Sch<v>*
Hoard would need the sum nf <200 for
present expenses and moved that a
warrant be drawn for that purpose
The motion was agreeable and It wn
so ordered. New claims and accounts
against the city' were read, totaling
$r.26.-in and it was moved that all labor
bills be ordered paid under a snspen
j sinn of the rules. Passed.
Councilman Tllake then moved that
the resolution of the previous meeting
laying on tlie table, the matter of fur
ther action in the sale of the property
on the delinquent tax roll be taker
up. Councilman Lehmann and Severn:
others suggested that the sale of pro
perly' under the ruling of the District
Court had better be post pencil unll
after tile opening of navigation In ordei
to alloyv property owners now on th<
outside a chance to settle the claim.'
of the city but after discussion it yvas
decided to go ahead and a resolutior
was passed fixing the date for thf
commencement of sale for .Tune 7tT
and the city clerk was instructed tr
publish notice four weeks prior to thal
date in the Nugget, the official city
paper. Tt was also determined llial
the sales of delinquent property or
tile tax roil should take place at tin
! City Hall.
Councilman P.urgli then suggested
I Hint Hie i• it\ take some notion to
ward having property owners and
householders clean up their premises
following the melting of the winter ac
cumulation of snow and a resolution
w s passed that measures toward that
end he taken by the Health Officer at
sueli time as il was, in his opinion,
necessary.
Mr (las Holtz appeared before tlie*
ei uncil and addressed himself to a
long winded statement, the gist of
which was that tie refused to pay his
property tax for the reason that the
city was his debtor for some alleged
'ci vicc and inasmuch as tlie city would
not reimburse him. he wouldn't stand
for no assessments, not by a jug full.
The council listened patiently and at
the conclusion Councilman Lehmann
moved that tile city accept the sum
of $ IO.no as payment in full of the tax
assessment of A Lamfneraux on Sec
ond Avenue pro pert > which was taxed
the sum of $51.50. It was also stated
ih.it Air. Lammcraux had not received
reimbursement for the use of his
buildings In Hie cit\ during the great
storm of 1913. It was then resolved
that tlie City Clerk accept the sum of
$51.50 from Lammeraux and Issue a
w riant in his favor for $11.50.
The matter of the taxes on the pro
perty of Wm. Pack wood for the years
1909 to 1914 were then brought up hut
it was decided that the Council had no
legal authority to act and the matter
was laid over after some discussion.
The Connell then adjourned.
lft4foJc)Tr OmejjL BUSINESS^fc^j^
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that on the
21st day of May, 1915, at the Town
Hall in the Nome School District, Al
aska, an election will he held for Clerk
of the School Hoard, to hold office for
the term of three years. The polls will
bo open at eight o'clock in the morning
and will continue open until eight
o’clock in tin afternoon of the same
day.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 11th
day cf May, 1915.
K GUI MM.
lot City Clerk, Nome, Alaska.
GOOD EATS.
Mrs. Ginnivan has opened the Hoff
man House and is now prepared to
serve the best meals an4 lunches in
Nome.
To get the news read the Nugget.
~THE NONPAREIL 1
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS. |
Clearance Sale
Of Ladies’
Spring Hats
Some 14 Hats in this lot.
• Neatly trimmed, Nobby styles.J
Priced from $5.00 to $10.00 each. j
NOW $3.00 I
See Window Display I
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