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EOR SENATOR
ANDY ANDERSON
SPECIAL ELECTION SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1915.
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FOR SENATOR
GEORGE JAMES
SPECIAL ELECTION SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1915.
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EOR SENATOR
TOM McGANN
SPECIAL ELECTION. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1915.
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PURE ARCTIC SPRING WATER »
A D P O T E E T PHONE RED 126
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WANTED-ORDERS OF FREIGHT
f The Maine Northwestern Development Co., owners .if the ties.
5 rails and rolling stock formerly owned by the Seward Peninsular Rail
I way Co . would he pleased to leceivo proposals from prospective ship
I pera of freight for the season of 1915 for points from Nome to Iron creel,
These proposals are desired In order that the Company may deter
j mine whether the volume and price warrant placing the Company's
I property in position to properly transport freight and passengers be
i tween the points named.
Shippers are requested to state whether they will enter into a binding
contract to ship the freight offered and are also urged to tender u price
that may encourage the Company to make the necessary expeditures
for betterments.
All communications should he addressed to the Maine Northwestern
Development Co., 659 Colman Building Seattle, and mailed to reach
Seattle not later than April 1. 1915.
| SPECIAL
; SALE
LADIES BURSON HOSE, LADIES SILK MIXED HOSE, LADIES
I FANCY LISLE HOSE. BLACK OR COLORS.
INFANTS CASHMERE HOSE. ALL COLORS
LADIES RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
LADIES GLOVES. BIG ASSORTMENT. INFANTS AND CHIL
DRENS GLOVES. MITTENS AND CAPS.
BIG ASSORTMENT OF HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIES. MEN
OR CHILDREN.
NAZERETH AND MERIT WAISTS FOR CHILDREN. ALL SIZES.
WOOL HOSE. WOOL SOX, WOOL GLOVES FOR MEN
BIG STOCK OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND LOTS OF OTHER
GOODS.
ALL AT THE ONE PRICE
THIS SALE IS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. IT'S THE BIGGEST
THING WE EVER OFFERED FOR THE PRICE
mt SURPRISE STORE
NEWS NOTES
Dii k K list,m aiul James Bayne will
bring in a high put'i-i auto on the first
bout and will engage m the transfer
business They are at present engaged
.it 11 msportat ing passengers to and
from Ocean Beach and San Diego.
The boiler house of Albert Matson, a
si...rt distance from Wonder creek was
burned to the ground about 9 p. m last
night rile tire originated through the
over-flowing of an oil t ink
I'he dog racers with the exception of
Chester Millig in and Miss Forni have
ill started on the return Journey to
Nome and several including Chas.
Thompson. Seppnta, Nnss, Delzene. ar
rived early this afternoon
The returning in ushers state that a
| no il good time was enjoyed at Solo
i mop and the hospitality of Solomon as
. t xempliiled by Mr and Mrs liatiney
of the Dickson lintel is tritlv of super
| la! ive degree.
The i up which forms the grand prize
for the Moose race was donated by the
citizens of Solomon and was received
from the New York firm of Tiffany and
! Company by tiie last boats. Tiie prize
| is a work of art and cost in the vicinity
•of <150.00
11 is stated that the Bartenders
i.-acue not to bo outdone in generosity
l ave donated a handsome cup to the
1 prize list of the Moose handicap, thus
i i inking twenty-one prizes in all Sin
tolar to relate the new prize was won
by one of their own members, Mr A1
Nieholson. he having finished in the
. 1 st place.
The San Francisco Examiner of Nov.
i in contains :i lengthy article devoted to
j the exploits of Capt James Besley.
former!' of Nome Capt ReslPy has
p turned from an extended exploring
expedition in the Andes section of Peru
and claims to he not only the discoverer
f the lost . it' of the Inca’s hut also
puts in a claim against Col Theodore
for being the originnnl discoverer of
tin source of the Amazon The Irre
i esslhle Jim is hailed as an explorer
of parts
The Vrtjst's Dream the comedy feat*
, of the Dream program tonight, is
mmarkahle in that a large portion of It
j iJ "handmade" The film is what is
j known as an animated cartoon and
each portion of the cartoon work is
made in pen and ink and then photo
cr.. plied. Tile coiisumate skill required
in building up thousands of pictures by
hand each one vary hut a trifle from
'In other. s«> that a succession of photo
vraphs will present the aspect of move
ment is most wonderful. The bill will
also include "The Adopted Brother.” a
drama of considerable interest and “the
Infamous Don Miguel.” a story of
Spanish American war days that is of
. slnguUti i harm The story was filmed
on the Island of Culm and the views
include an excellent picture of the ex
terior of Morro Castle
The following list contains the names
of the prize winners in the big Moose
handicap and the particular prize
which will lie awarded to each. The
lime prizes were .awarded at Solomon
and the balance will be given at the
Moose Roundup Wednesday.
1st prize. Moose loving cup, G.
Kassen 1st ladies prize, loving cup.
Miss Rowena Lewis.
2nd drivers prize, loving cup. Harry
Bloomfield. 2nd ladies prize, kodalc,
Mrs. Roper.
3rd drivers prize, loving ejap, AY. IT.
Webb. 3rd ladies prize, cut glass per
fttm. brittle. Mrs. Weaver.
tth drivers prize, thermos bottle. .T.
Naas, lth ladies prize, cut glass per
fume bottle, Mrs. Morris.
.‘•th drivers prize, pajamas, L. Sep
pala. 3th ladies prize, eleetrir iron.
Airs. Seppala.
Gth drivers prize, pair ire skates, C,
Boss. 6th ladies prize, purse, Afiss
Peterson.
7ih drivers prize, box apples, Chester
Milligan Till ladies prize, free ticket
to Dream theatre for three months. ATlss
Forni.
Mil drivers prize, pair gloves. Al.
Lomcn. Slh ladies prize, ham, Afiss
Lehmann.
fuh drivers and ladies prize, dinner at
Board of Trade restaurant, Emil Olson
and Aiiss Holly .Tones.
Ifttli drivers prize, shaving set. Harry
Iiay. 10th ladies prize, box of gum.
Airs. Neilson.
13th drivers prize, crate chickens, V. ’
Anderson. 13th ladies prize, box candy,
Aiiss Kjelsberg.
Fastest time to Solomon, driver, a
basket of wine. L Seppala. Ladies
prize, purse, Mrs. Seppala.
Consolation piize. pair of slippers to
driver and lady, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K.
Lomen. ‘‘Good for de-feat."
Vt the Engle hall on next Friday
: night Tannhnuser the Knight will be
! (traduced. It is the finest moving pic
ture seen in Nome This chivalrous
Knight, in the course of his wander
ings, meets a sage named Hilario, who
Instructs him in secret lore. At the
same time he meets Elizabeth, the
beautiful daughter of the Duke of l'rc
burg who conceives a violent passion
for him which lie returns. Gradually,
[however, tlie tales of his Instructor re
garding spiritual beings leads him to
desire association with some beautiful
spirit in mortal tot in. Hihnris assures
him that lie may attain Hus at Venus
burg a hill near Freliurg where Venus
holds her court. Tnnnhauser starts
fur the haunt of the goddess on hearing
of which Elizabeth kills herself.a,For a
long time the Knight remainSjlRr Ven
usburs hut at last Ills conscience hurts
him. he thinks with regret of Elizabeth
and listens to tlie Virgin Mary who
calls upon him to return. The goddess
allows him to depart, when he proceeds
to Rome to seek, from Pope Urban, ab
solution for ills sins. The Pope, how
ever. declares to him Hint it is as im
possible for him to obtain tlie grace of
God as it is for tin staff which he holds
In Ids hand to bud and bring forth
preen leaves Pesparing tlie knight
returns and enters Hie Venusburg once
more. Meanwhile tlie Pope’s staff has
j actually begun to sprout .and Urban
taking this as a sign from God that
there is still an opoprtunit.v for pardon
and salvation for tlie knight, hastily
sends messages into nil lands to seek
him but he is not found, he having
returned to Hie court of Freburg where
ho expires at the grave of Elizabeth
The Tannhnuser legened has frequent
ly received poetic treatment and Rieli
aril Wagner has adopted it with modi
fications as the subject of one of his
great operas The public of Nome
should not miss tlie opportunity of see
ing this play The usual price of ad
mission of twenty-five cents w ill be I
charged
The regular weekly meeting of the
N'.uiie common council Inst night was
cbnriictorhsed hv a general business-like
air and the various transactions were
dispatched in rapid-fire order. Ml the
members with the exception of Webb
and Burgh responded to the roll call
After the reading of the minutes a
I mmuniration from Oeo. B. Walker,
who hail previously addressed the
council in relation to injuries sustained
to himself caused by the tipping of a
heavy load on East Front street, and
asked reimbursement for lost time and
medical fees, was read by the elerk who
stated that the city attorney had re
quested*him to ask Mr. Walker for fur
ther detail. The communication laid
the blame on the condition of the street
and specified the manfier in which the
injuries were sustained. Councilman
Orland stated that lie had made a
personal investigation and had found
the street in good condition and saw
no reasonable excuse for such an acci
dent aside from gross carelessness.
The mayor stated tlint the matter
would be referred to the city attorney
for further action. The elerk reported
that bills including the city pay roll
for the previous month had been paid.
Bills payable, totaling the sum of
$876.71. were read including the bills
for street lighting anil snow removal.
On motion of Orland, seconded by
Murphy, the bills pertaining to labor
performed were ordered paid under a
suspension of the rules. Councilman
Orland stated ttiat he had looked over
the present city dump and saw no
reason for forcing the scavengers to
dump farther out on the ice.
Murphy stated that in his opinion
tho protest of assessment by Simon
Simson was well sustained and moved
that the city neccpt 1axes on $5000,
Orland entered a mild dissaprovnl in
timating that there was a deal of re
ducing going on hut if the finance com
mittee had decided, after investigation,
that the property was excessively
taxed, it was all right with him.
In the matter of the Mielke taxes
Councilman Murphy stated that no in
vestigation had been made as yet.
Murphy then stated that the Bourdon
cabin had also been over assessed, the
sum being $21.00 for two years and
made a motion that $10.00 he accepted
for the entire period. Passed.
The clerk announced that the reg
istration hooks would be open Satur
day.
A resolution was passed that tho
city clerk lie instructed to publish the
jlist^of delinquent tax payers together
with the description of the property
and the amount of taxes due. same to
[be published by the first of next week,
thus allowing those who wish to pay a
chance to square up before publica
tion was commenced. Tito final pub
lication of notice would be published
March 22nd after which the claims will
be presented to the district court for
adjustment and order of sale.
Murphy, seconded by Kiesele, moved
that the resolution bo accepted and it
was so ordered. There being no further
business the council adjourned.
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MARSHAL JORDAN ON THE WAY
Marshal Jordan accompanied l>>
Deputy Hart Humber left Solomon
about 3 p. m for Nome and will pro
bably arrive tonight or In the morning.
Mrs. R. W .1 Reed is reported much
better.
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WHY FAT POOR BREAD
Whon you can yet GOOD, WHOLE
SOME Bread at 5c per loaf.
ANVIL BAKERY,
NORTH POLE BAKERV
Subscribe for Nome Daily Nuyye
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■■ FINE SEASONED LUMBER FOR SALE. SIDING. FLOORING f
and DIMENTION TIMBERS. PER M.*96.00 t
;■ extra heavy steam pipe, one inch, per foot #c f
II Mutton 15 cts. per lb. j
| Pacific Cold Storage Co.
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jj ROOMS SI5 PER MONTH AND UP f
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FREE SILK HOSE !
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ji To encourage the wearing of our Phoenix X
double knit, cashmere lined Silk Hose, regular ■.
f: $1.15 per pair, we will give with every pair of £
; Queen Quality Shoes or Pumps sold this week S!
r one pair of hose FREE. $
if Phoenix hose cannot be equaled for Service T
| r Comfort and Elegance no matter what vou may l
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P. A. PtlERSON SHOE CO. !
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager !
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