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NEWS NOTES !
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YOU Ret the most and all the very
latest war news in the Nugget
There is much activity on Dexter this
winter and from every indication that
Bection is going to give a good account
of itself in the spring cleanup. Dur.
Connelly is hoisting with a horse and
whim on number ten Dexter lie took
out a load of lumber yesterday for
posts and caps to timber his drifts.
Joe Neiihanse lias token out n load ol
lumber and supplies to Dextei where
he is still prospecting and has high
hopes of finding the deposit he Is cer
tain is in that locality.
_
Jack Orheum and Nelson hove taken
an outfit to the Nick Butler ground on
Dexter where they will do some pros
pecting This is a promising locality
and they have the hunch that they will
strike the pay.
,\. N. Ctarj'od one of the owners of
it lie Klkhorn dredge came up from
I Council Wednesday and returned this
| morning with a load of fresh heef.
Reindeer meat and ptarmigan are
plentiful in that country but a craving
for a beef steak was strong enough to
induce him to come to Nome for a
supply of heef.
Claude Kell, who is now in his sen
ior year at the C S naval academy at
Annapolis, has made a splendid reconl
• in that institution and reflects credit
upon Alaska and Nome where he was
reared and educated Claude has taken
a high position in tiis classes and ac
cording to Associated Press dispatches
in the Seattle papers he has re* cut 1 \
been appointed lieutenant and put tn
command of one hundred cadets in til*
academy. This is an honor much
sought after by cadets and only con
ferred on those who have shown e\
ceptlonai proficiency in their studies
ond maintained u high standing as a
gentleman white in the institution
Fred Richardson has reached the
Kougarok with his horses after a hard
trip, but his stock will be in good con
ditlon after a few days rest. Mr
Richardson has a contract for moving
tiie I'nion Construction dredge from
Davidson's landing to the property of
tiie Taylor Creek Ditch Company.
H. S. Riley and S. H. Fturgh reached
Hot Springs yesterday. Tiie trip was
u hard one owing to their following the
telephone tine where tiie trail was not
broken and which in places was very
heavy.
Dick Khule lias taken an outfit out
to .McDonald creek where he is pros
pecting on ground next in the Rig
Chief
Noising and Anderson took out ad
ditional supplies to Number Two Deer
gulch, Dexter hill, where they are do
ing considerable prospecting
Ross, Vyron Co. have moved their
boiler and outfit further west on Snake
river on the third beach line where
they will continue their prospecting,
hoping to pick up the western con
tinuation of the pay.
.1. Overbough came up from Council
with A. X. Oarrod and will remain
here during the winter. He will do ex
tensive prospecting on Number Four
Holyoke and will establish his camp
there soon and commence active
operations.
Sunday the Dream theutre will fur
nish their patrons with a. dramatic
treet in the shape of an elaborately
staged Vitagraph production of Sir
Walter Scott's “Lady of the Bake” in
three absorbing parts. The characters
are played by the best of the Vitagraph
players, the scenery has been most
Judiciously selected and the costuming
is in perfect keeping with the historical
period represented. The story itself
needs no eulogy' ns there are few who
have not read it as it has been translat
ed into nearly every civilized tongue.
In addition a fourth reel will display a
most laughable comedy. The interest
ing program shown Thursday will he
repeated tonight.
The girls of the high and grammar
schools under the direction of Miss
Baker are working diligently in prepar
ation for tiie musical sketch "A Dross
Rehearsal'' which they will present at
Eagle hall. Saturday, January 30th. As
there is not a sufficient number or
girls In school to take all the parts,
some of tiie teachers and other ladies
of the city are assisting in the pre
sentation and Mr Peterson has con
sented to furnish tiie music. The pro
ceeds will be placed in the treasury of
tlio Student Orgiuaizatiou and applied
where it can be of the most good to the
school
A numbrr of people are slopping in
rouncll just now a waiting a modera
tion of the weather. The temperature
at ' iphtr creek last night was 10 below
with a brisk northwest wind which
makes traveling very disagreeable.
.Mail closes today at 5 p. in. and leaves i
in tli>‘ morning for the outside and wu\
points.
Marshal Jordan arrived in Candle to ,
day and is intending to start on thy i
return tomorrow. He will be aecom
lanted by Deputy Hart Humber who
will asisst in being over the native
prisoners from Candle to Nome.
Henry Burgh met with a painful ac
cident soon after leaving the Nugget
roadhouse oil his way to the Hot
! Springs While alighting from his
sled to take the haqfdle bars he
sprained his ankle which crippled him
for the remainder of the trip to the
springs He expects to have his anklt
iri good slmiie again in a few days al
though now badly swolen.
i Mrs. Bartlett’s dancing class. K. K.
j hall Tuesday and Friday evenings. Old
and new dances taught.
IPROTOPAPAS REPORTS ON
THE TOLOVANA STRIKE
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.lames Rrotopapas telegraphed the
Nugget from Fairbanks, which place
he reached a couple of days ago, con
cerning the Tolovana discovery which
I has created considerable excitement at
■ Fairbanks. W. J. Fisher, who left dis
covery claim on Tolovana on the thir
teenth of this month and who arrived
yesterday at Fairbanks made the state
j ment that lie had panned on discovery
land found nothing* but mere colors in
| the upper gravel.
One hole has been sunk to a depth of
I eighty feet and no bed rock found.
Roadhouses have been established
along the trail and quite a number of
prospectors are now working in the new
diggings and may develop something
later, but it present there is nothing
to warrant a stampede Freight costs
twenty cents per pound from Fair
hanks to Tolovana. New discoveries
have been made on Happy Nugget, and
Little Kldorado creeks In the Fairbanks
district.
BASE BALI DOPE
IF?
PC. Win Lose
Bears. . . .. 667 .750 .506
Eagles.667 750 .506
Tigers..667 .750 .506
Malatnutes.000 .250 .006
With every team confident of victors
tonight, at A. U. hall 3:30 |j. to sharp
tin* games will be the most interesting
from tlie viewpoint of the spectators
of any games played this season Threr
teams, the Eagles, Tigers and Mala
mutes, have been strengthened, am
new faces will he seen tonight. Tin
most valuable addition to any team i.‘
that of Bursik t.» the Malamntes am
Joe will do the twirling tonight. The
Tigers have secured Don Miller am
will play him at left short tonight am
he is said to be lightning fast. Tin
new faces on the Eagle team need m
mention, as they played an importan
part in the defeat of the Bears on las
Saturday. Captain Lomon says then
is not the least possible chance of theii
losing the game tonight as he ha;
procured (at great expense) a larg<
bunch of rooters for his team Any
way the games will be good and thosi
who do not attend will miss an even
ings entertainment worth seeing.
The teams will line up as follows:
Bears: Allan e. Lewis p. Heed lb
Corbin 2b. Bauer 3b, Watson is, Bain
rs, Saxton rf, Huff If. Lehmann If.
Tigers Fromm lb, l'owell 3b. Man- c,
Hcekel rf. Weaver, rs, Kirk i>, Miller
Don Is, Boone 2b, Bramme If. Miller A.
B.. Lescher, Smith, subs
Malamntes—Wilson 3rd, Jackson 1st.
Allan Bursik p. Bartholomew srd,
Fox If, Lngen Is, Scott rs, Perry rf.
Allan Lehmann. Frazier, Baine subs.
Eagles—Miller ra, Lomen, 3b, Mc
Guire p, Thompson c, Walsh sb. Junes
lb, Sheldon Is, Sprecht rf, Bogan If.
Weigardt. Whitehead subs.
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FLOUR TO REACH
$2.50 PER SACK
SEATTLE, Jan 15. The millers of
ihe stale of Washington predict that
the price of flour will soon reach two
| dollars and fifty cents per sin k.
The rapid advance of wheat will, as
i. matter of Course, compel a cnrres
ponding advance in (lour and it is be
lieved ttiat although the price uf wheat
is largely speculative and fictitious the
high prices will rule for sonic time to
come and the indications are that they
will even continue to advance beyond
the high prices now prevailing
WAR MAPS FREE TO NEW AND
OLD SUBSCRIBERS OF THE NOME
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WEATHER REPORT.
Nome. Alaska, Jan. 14, 1915.
Temperature Max. 0, Min 10 below,
roineter—29.87 lnobea.
Weather—Clear.
\ 11 u.l N. E. 6 ml lea per hoUF»
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