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NEWS NOTES
The steamer Juneau with the much
anticipated mail arrived In the road
stead about two o'clock this after
noon,
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! Joe Vint, the well known Port
! Clarence miner, was granted second
citizens papers In the district court
this morning.
' Every one Is 'invited to the silver
tea to he given by Airs. F. C. Dean
at her residence this afternoon for
the benefit of the Hed Crqss fund.
' Tea will be served between the hours
of 2 and 6 p. in.
Additional assistance toward the
Ited Cross fund Is offered by F. J.
j Aleilke who has agreed to turn over
j to the fund the entire proceeds of his
J personal labors^ In his popular
! barbering parlor on Monday. »
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The registered mall for the steamer
I .a Touche will close tonight at 5 p.
in. The ordinary mail will be held
open until 9 p. m. The JgiTouohe will
J get away for the outside according to
i present calculations, some time to
j morrow afternoon.
j Louis Stadie has agreed to donate
' all the Coco-Cola that can be dispos
j cd of the crowd at the Jitney ball
I in Engle hall this evening. Mr. Stadie
declares that no matter how thirsty
once attend there will be ample on
| hand to meet their wants.
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The road commission is making
; preparations to commence construe
1 tioji of a wagon road between Fort
Darts and Cape Nome as a portion of
the season's activities when funds are
available. Yesterday the commission
commenced a survey of a possible
route for the highway, which Is badly
needed.
The Flyer came up from Solomon
shortly before noon today bringing
a number of passengers and the mail
from Council and Solomon. Included
among the passengers were the fol
lowing: Mrs. C.oss, Mrs. Art I^iird,
Fred Hogan, Joe Felder. The proposed
trip of the Flyer to Dime creek has
been canceled owing to too little
freight being offered. The vessel will
sail for Bluff on Monday providing
that weather and other conditions are
favorable.
Adrtces from Candle assert that the
ladies of the northern town are bus
ily engaged in the Red Cross fund
campaign and a goodly sum will prob
ably he raised through their efforts.
Several of the Indies are soliciting
subscriptions and a number of others
have combined to give a luncheon j
from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. tomorrow. The
| management of the moving picture
; theater has also agreed to give the
! entire proceeds of the show Sunday
J night to help swell the fund.
Owing to some misapprc',enslon as
to the nature of the affair, it is stated
byone of the committee In charge of
the jitney dance in Eagle hall to
night that an admission fee of fifty
cents per head wll be charged and
l dance tickets will be sold for five
| cents each. Excellent music had been
! provided and the affair will be as
I strictly Informal as it can possibly be
| made. No one needs to “dress up” as
I
| the principal desire Is to have a good
j time and "good clothes” are not es
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small jars per jar 15c, per doz. $1.65
medium jars per jar 25c, per doz. 2.75
large jars per jar 35c, per doz. 3.75
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Mrs. Williams brand pickles all kinds such as sweet and sour mixed,
sweet and sour plain, pickled onions and chow chow large jars each 30c
Maple Brand Jellies all kinds flavors 2 tumbler for 25£ per dozen $1.50
Prefered Stock Olive Oil per btl. 25c j
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sential.
A cracker eating contest for a|
large side bet enlivened the quiet of
ftolomon the other night, nceording
to arrivals from that section. A hent
>ed argument between several well
known citizens as to the quantity of
food a man can eat Is reported to
Khav« led to a Avnger between Alec
Holmson and Solomon Red, that the
latter personage could not dispose of
twelve soda crackers In succession.
Red assimilated of the orackers with
gusto, though some say It was a big
ger contract than ho had anticipated.
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A card party under the patronage of
Mesdames Kellogg, Burgh, Darling.
Pollister and Downing will be held
for the benefit of the Red Cross fund
at Burgh Hall Monday afternoon.
June 26. The hour set is 2:30. Every
one who likes to play cards is wel
come. The program will include
whist, five hundred, bridge and Pan
gingi. Tables may be reserved by
phoning Main 173. Admission of fifty
>cents will be charged. On account of
the party conflicting with the regular
meeting of the Red Cross, the society
meeting will he postponed until Tues
day.
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The stern wheel steamer Althea, of
which Cap Anson is designer, builder
and prospective master, will be taken
to Marshall as soon as the necessary
machinery is installed. The vessel
will be fitted with engines of con
siderable power and, in the opinion of
boatmen will be about the fastest
thing in the boat line in this section
of Alaska. As the law forbids the
ssel going to Marshall over the open
sea alone, the owner tins secured the
Sea Lion to convoy her to the Yukon.
During the course of a few hours
effort yesterday, Arthur Cole and R.
S. Pollster raised more than one thou
sand dollars for the Red Cross fund.
The merchants and business houses
came forward with patriotic alacrity,
six firms alone agreeing to donate
the sum of one hundred dollars each
to head the list. These were: Alaska
Lighterage Co., W. J. Rowe, M. and
M. bank, Alaska bank, Pioneer Mining
Co. and Alaska Telephone Co. The
AnvM Masonic lodge also added an
equal sum to the list. This .together
with the donations of private indi
viduals and the proceeds of the jit
ney dance and the Dream theater mat
nee Saturday and Sunday respective
ly, should swell the fund to a point
well over two thousand dollars.
The power schooner Silver Wave
returned from the second trip of the
season to York and way points yes
terday afternoon and sailed again foi
st .Michael and between ports last
evening. The schooner brought down
twenty tons of tin ore for transpor
tation to the outside belonging to the
American Tin Dredging Co. No pas
sengers were carried. Capt. Swan re
ports that there Is considerable ice
hanging off the western coast be
tween Nome and the straits. During
the course of loading the tin ore at
York the crew of the vessel were
much Impressed by an unusual phe
nomon. A stiff southerly vjind was
blowing during the loading period but
much to their surprise there was no
surf. This was later explained when
the vessel, soon after departing, en
countered an Ice field off shore which
was not passed until the Wave reach
ed Fdint Spencer. The vessel will
return from St. Michael nnd sail for
Kotzebue points on June 26.
RUSSIA RELEASES
DIAMOND l.
Joe Fekel, the trader, has been ad
vised through the chamber of com
merce that the schooner Diamond L.
which was seized by the Russian au
thorities on the Siberian coast more
than a year ago, has been released by
order of the Moscovlte government,
together with the goods and furs on
board at the lime of seizure, nnd will
be turned over to Its owners. As
Pelkel outfitted the schooner this was
good news to him and he is making
preparations to proceed to the Si
berian coast at once to lay claim to
the property, which Is said to Includt
a goodly quantity of valuable furs
obtained In trade before the vessel
was seized. As the Diamond 1^ was
wrecked In he Ice near Whalen, It
■s Improbably that Folk--! will be able
?•: secure mor: thnn n portion the
equipment. t ehamn r of commrrre
was notified of the relase of the
Schooner nnd cargo by Governor
Strong, who received notification to
this effect frm the Russian consul
general at Seattle, in March.
We are using Moonlight water In the
E'ite Bath Houoe.
SUMO BOOKS
DIME GREEK DOSI
The launch Standard returned from
Dime creek Inst evening with n good
sised list of pasengrrs and several
huge pokes of gold dust resulting
from the spring cleanup's. Included
among the passengel-s were Lars
Gunderson, prominent miner of the
Koyuk section, Al Winkler, proprietor
of (the lending hostelry, Mrs. l,nrsi
Gunderson, postmistress of Dime; I
James Doyle and J'nn Floyd, t’has. O.
Strand also arrived on the vessel from
Golovin. The arrivals report that
several outfits had not finished clean
ing up at the time of their departure
and also that the scarcity of wood
has prevented a continuation of oper
ations by many operators. Practically
all were greatly handicapped during
the winter by tho wood shortage and
nearly every outfit would be work
ing now if fuel were plentiful. The •
output is estimated to he shghtlv In
ejccesS of'last year owing largely to
superior equipment. Those who are
in n position to know (place tho value
of the cleanup at approximately $150.
000. The outlook for the camp la
reported very bright as there Is still
ground In Right for several years op
eration. Also several creeks In the
near vicinity of lTime are reported to
have developed good looking prospects
and bid fair to become producers.
Everybody appears entirely satisfied
yvlth the lesults of the winter labors
and entirely optimistic as to the fu
ture.
SURFMEN WANTED
To Enlist in
UNITED STATES COAST 8UAAD
Apply
Coast Guard Station No. 305
Nome, Alaska
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
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