We Meet
All Prices
CROWLEY »nd PORTER |
ALWAYS IN STYLE
if vuu ha\e your suit pressed . lean
ed and repaired by us
We will make them look like nev.
We do dry or gasoline cleaning
Wf d. steftin r leaning
We make alterations
We do cleaning, pressing and re
quiring for ladies and Gentlemen
We make n spe< laity f making end
repairing furs
First-class workmanship
All work guaranteed < >ur pru-ra are
reasonable • **»»e a • nstomer always
• customer
O me and set* w t w . s. . * s o,
;r pr es bef re we do v ur w »K
We .ppreciftte ynut patronage
N DM E TAILORING COMPANY
Mela en Sogers? rom *nd Hager .mt>d
Zohner ** jewelry **1 res
. >• >'• , • ,i ,r «t en A 3\f 1-2 ft
rkis* ;c tt i. :hes line west
1 :**' • i • i'ir.tse return i«*
• - 1 - i « ? - • liberal reword
Hot chocolate hot bee* tea maltac
milk and f»-esh ct c'Wam and too*
Aater at the Roae Candy Sto**a
^ # D* y Xuqoet $2.00 oa- month
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REDMOND APPEALS FOR
IRISH SUPPORT.
I'l'HIJN Feb . -John Rrdm.>n.1 the
great Irish leader has again appealed
Ireland In give belter suppol! to the
r.-wn tier hiring that England* safety
no .nit Irelands as well and that Ireland'
yta* playing with danger-.us promises
f faith were plaoed in ihe \ l.ilations of
; s.-igi ms neutrality
JAILORS HUNCH STOPS
JAIL DELIVERY
SK.ATTKE F>h 2.—Jailor Hail* dur-?
ins '.lie t-.'*ui>e of air examination >’f thej
•'‘ •lint* Jail today made the startling
disa*o\ er> that several t»ars ‘ a win
dow 'eadinp direct to the outside had
?-»een sawed rhrouRh evidently in iyn
t’L-ipation of .1 wholesale jail delivery'
Jail.*r Hrtily - discover* which whs
n. Hie xhroujrh following .« "'hunch*
’■tihahly aserted the escapl *f l*i >si if
! tit* .1st hundred and fifty .r. j
mate*, sever* f wr^m are desperate;
..traders
* r,rY*e Niigcel %2 00 p»r month
l NEWS NOTES
You get the most end all the \ ery j
latest war news In the Nugget
—
Alex Holmaon arrived today from'
dewn the Boast.
Peterson of the "Nugget r • i house
arrited in town last night on business 1
The !' S roadhouse reports u visit
from Messrs Dan Jones end Fred
Ayer
Isadore Fix, proprietor of the Shel
ton roadhouse is spending a few i iy
in Nome on business
Leonard Sep pa la returned from
Council today arriving in Nome
shortly after 2PM
Miss Klondy Nelson and Paul Kjed
->t»d returned to Nome «i P '1
today from down the coast
Faxon Lewis left this morning for
the V ft roadhouse with a load sup
plies for that popular hostelery
A howling sale is reported by the
Nugget roadhouse Floyd Wheeler.
Kougarok mall • airier passed through
here with the mail
The weather at the Hot Springs is
said to be the finest ever Mrs John
ston and family of Taylor creek are
paying the springs a visit
Ed Johnson (Nuggeti was in town
yesterday to secure supplies He re
ports everrthing loveK it Y - cimp
and save the r>«' still holds out
Chester Milligan and W J Rowe
left this morning on a general tour 'f
vlctnityshrdl ■ mfw vhgkq xrfiflr
inspection of the roads ind trills in
this vietnitv Thev expect t go is
far as Bangor creek
GOLOVIN Feh 2 —Golovin has been
a lively place during the last few days
and manv travellers have paid a visit
to our lonelv town Among the ar
i rivals were Paul K’egs* », Leonard
; Seppala. R Wick Mr Andera. ii and
. Miss Nelson Miss Nelson gave i
musica’ which was verv much enjoyed.
The Wedding Gown the two i>art
feature film to he shown tonight at the
; Dream contains a story which should
j touch every heart, and also convey a
I lesson .particularly to the young
The comedy film, A Sleepy Romance
details the story of a sleepy lover who
was not equal to emergencies and is
one long laugh from start to finish
All the members of Nome's com
mon Council responded to the roll call
List evening when Mayor Grigsby Hill
ed the meeting to order and the delib
erations were devoid of incident. After
the reading and approval of the min
utes , the monthly report of the City
Clerk and Treasurer was read showing
the sum of $13,251.61 on hand Feb. -
The expenditures for the past month
amounted to $2.72€ 46 The reports
were ordered filed. Or W P Arcy .
Chine. Health officer stated that there'
was >ne ileath and one birth during
the initial month and that there was
one ty patient in the hospital and one |
had been discharged.
A request from the school board for
$1,540 for current cxpences was allow
ed
The motion of Councilman Murphy
that the city ..ccept a tax on J10.000
rrom the Seward Peninsular R R for,
1«H taj.e» was passed
Murphy then moved to accept the,
tax on $1,000 front F .1 Meilke but the!
motion was tatiled for one week pend
ing investigation.
A communication was read from Geo j
F> Walker who complained that in as
murh ns he had been injured while
transporting a load of coal to Fort
Da\ is such injury being due to the con
dition of the street in the east end
be considered that the city should re
imburse him for his loss of time and
the costs of medical attention. The
city attorney stated that hi* report
Wi.uld be read at the next meeting
Councilman Moiler stated that Hetirv
Walker had complained of his tuxes
and it whs decided to accept payment
in the basis of last years assessment.
Claims cfiinst the city in the shape,
,.f the pav roll of city employees and
extra labor bills were ordered paid
The following names of clerks and
judges for the senatorial election were
read
First Precinct-Judges. Mike Onrrttv
Wm Rnine and W H. Kock Clerks
Milton Roper. Mrs Chas. McKenzie
Second Precinct-Judges Tom l.vle,
T> m.,~ Cl. t f and Geo Steintnann
''lerks-J Q W gner and R. R Holden
Third Precinct-Judges A H Rnrt
lett Rubt James and Joe Darrole
Clerks- Mrs Jos Pletn and Leonard
Pest
The Boschen Cup All Amature dog
race will take place Saturday at 2 P M
This race is unique in that not only
the driver but also the dogs must be
amatures no entries being received
that have ever competed in a prize race
The race will be to the point opposite
the Nome River bridge and return
No entries have been received so far
although the following will probably
j compete Ge<. Lomen. Bowen & l>el
zene H. Riley Chas Ross Chas
Thomas Wm Webb. Victor Anderson,
Chris Jensen The Judges and time
keepers will lie fixed al the next meet
ing of the Kennel Club,
The Moose will give another of theit
social dances tomorrow night at their
hall for Moose and invited guests
Mrs. Bartlett announces that her
her dancing class will meet every Wed
nesday and Friday at K. K. hall from
now on.
NEW DANCING SCHOOL.
Miners Home Club Dancing School,
Tuesday and Friday evening at 8 p. m.
Tangos. Hesitations, as well as all the
older dances Mrs. Oliver and Mrs.
Peterson, teachers.
ZAPATA LEADER EXECUTES
CARRAN2A’S BROTHER.
LAREIXi, KeL 2.—General Santa
Baniz a leader >f the Zapata faction
has executed General Jesus Carranza,
brother of the constitutionalist Cheif.
and also the son of Adelaide Perlaidio.
a member of his staff, both of whom
were recently captured by the Zapata
forces.
Carranza is said to be much incensed
at this summary execution of his rela
tives and denounces such methods of
disposing of prisoners of wat in no
measured tone
%
CHAOS REIGNS IN
INTERIOR MEXICO.
WASH1N1GTON, Eeb. 2.—Consular
•idvices received here from the seaport
,"Wtis of Mexico indicate that the in
lerlon of M.\, o has been practically
abandoned l>> all foreigners, or at least
those who were able to escape alive
The reports assert that a terrible
oiidition of anarchy reigns supreme
throughout the whole country suve in
a narrow strip along the coasts.
Murder and pillage are rife and neii
the lives of the natives are not sale
from the roving bands of cut throats
who range the eountrj it will.
ROCKEFELLER INSISTS
EMPLOYMENT PRIVATE
GUARDS NECESSARY
—
NEW YORK, Keb. 2.—Wm. Rock
efeller. answering the criticism of tin
labor leaders as to the employ tnent ul
private guards during the recent
! Colorado strike war, deolareu in an in
terview today that the mine owners
had employed private guards only be
cause of the inability of the state li
give adequate protection i0 propertj
in the effected district.
Mr Rockefeller insists that whet
private property was menaced by for
ces which the state cannot control it
.was undeniably the right of the owners
to use what ever means possible to
(insure protection.
WANTED—Young woman wants
‘ work. Will take care of children or dn
I housework, also cooking, etc Inquire
at Nugget office
WEATHER REPORT.
Nome. Alaska. Feb. 1, 1915
Ti-mi»erature—Max. 10 above Mini
abobe.
Barometer—29 43 inches
Weather Partly Cloudy.
Wind- X 4 miles per hour average
3 miles per hour.
Precipitation- Xone
SPECIAL SALE.
On housedresses and aprons
House dresses $1.25 tu$8.S5
Aprons.50c to $1.65
A few ev ening dresses at cost Ticket
given on €4-tnch hand embroidered
table cover with each $1 00 purchase
Stamped goods D M C. thread at
MRS. J. WANGER’S
2nd Ave. opp. Court House.
AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whiskey*, Ole
t iled spring 1904 1905. bought in bend
end reduced to 90 per cent, by U. b
government by the bottle or gallon.
EAGLE HALL
FRIDAY NI0HT
Drama
A WIFE’S BATTLE
Drama
THE KISS
Comedy
A RURAL ROMEO
SUNDAY NIGHT
Drama
2 Reels
SHERLOCK HOLMES AND
THE SIGN OF THE FOUR
Comedy
THE CABMAN S GOOD FAIRY
ADMlbSlON, 25 centa.
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1 GOLDEN GATE HOTEL |j
\ STL A M m A I hi) AND ELECTRIC LIGHTED jj
'Tost Commodious Hotel in Alaska !|
| BOOMS S15 PE? MONTH AND DP |
i Dining Room in Connection <!
< J A.' A. <\N ARI'ZEL. Prop ;j
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* MINERS ATTENTION \
* *
SAVE A DOLLAR 1
+ fine seasoned lumber for sale siding flooring
\ AND DiMENTION TIMBERS PER M. $35.00 t
4 EXTRA HEAVY STEAM PIPE ONE INCH. PER FOOT oc J
4 J
I Mutton I5cts. per lb. |
| Pacific Cold Storage Co. j
WANTED—ORDERS OF FREIGHT
The Maine Northweste-n Development Co., owner* .f the tie*,
r i* i r.u r, • c -• k f rmer ■ owned by the Seward Peninsular Rail
v v “ pleased • receive proposals from prospective ship
~ - : i • « • : ■: ■ - - ■ f ", ft r point* from Nome to Iron creek
The.- i . - -e desi -,1 it -rder that the Company may deter
ale: <r tie um» and pri - warrant placing the Conipan\*
P -pet ty n p,-,ti >t ■ pri'i*< ri' • r eport freight .ml passenger* be
tween the points named
S' ippet- ;e : -quested sta • v heiliet : .ley mi.I enter into a binding
ontract to ship the freight offered and are also urged to tender a price
that ma> encourage the Company tr make the necessary expediture*
for betterment*
All communications shot, d be -u.iiessed lo the Maine Noru.w sale::
Development Ci 659 Colman Bu.idir.g Seattle and mailed * . -ear;
Seattle not later than April 1. 1916
THIS WEEK
j Big Store Bargains
EVERY PA R LADIES MISSES OR CHILDREN'S SHOES. SLIP
PERS OXFORDS OR SANDALS AT 25 PER CENT LESS THAN
REGULAR PRICES THAT MEANS $2 OC SHOES AT $1.50 $4 00
SHOES AT $3.00 AND SO ON
WE HAVE A BIG STOCK OF SHOES AMO WANT TO SELL THE
BIGGEST PART OF THEM THIS WEEK THAT'S WHY THAT 25
PER CENT REDUCTION.
SALE STARTS AT ONCE AND CLOSES SATURDAY NiGHT SO
COME EARLY.
m SURPRISE STtfBl
DREAM THEATRE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Drama
. REELS Z
THE WEDDING GOWN
Comedy
A SLEEPY ROMANCE
ADM. 2Sc
1 STEADMAN |
! HOME BAKERY :
MRS. GINNIVIN, PROP. \
i Bread, Pies, Cakes and Pastries J
i uf all kinds. '
\ Bread Delivered. Phone Red 170 t
i Coffee Like Mother Made \
i Meals Served at Regular Hours J
J TARIFF DID IT
> Imported Goods. Domestic Prices J >
> Tust received a larg-e line of <»
! L X L pocket knives from < [
J Scheffield. England J>
» Fresh stock Peters ammunition ]>
> Also something new in 22 rifles *>
| DARLING & DEAN ji
COMPANY ;!
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FOR SENATOR
ANDY ANDERSON
ELECTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1015
| FRESH CRANBERRIES i
i 50 tts PER. GALLON !
+ At 4
|MOLLER’S GROCERY!
PHONE. Mam 86 211 FRONT 9T
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I FREE SILK HOSE J
j i. T
I o encourage the wearing of our Phoenix ?
| double knit, cashmere lined Silk hose, regular I
11. Si.15! per pair, we w ill give w ith every pair of X
: Queen Quality Shoes or Pumps sold this week X
i; one pair of hose FREE. X
Phoenix hose cannot be equaled for Service i
i r Comfort and Elegance no matter what vou may j
i pay. ' t.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager t
THE NONPAREIL I
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS. |
An Evening Gown Special I
Is This Week’s Offering I
Note the Prices I
Our Loss Is Your Gain I
$15.00 Evening Gowns $9.50 |
$18.50 Evening Gowns $13.50
$22.50 Evening Gowns $16.00
j $25.00 Evening Gowns $18.50
$27.50 Evening Gowns $20.00
1 $35.00 Evening Gowns $26.50
1 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY