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LONGSHOREMEN’S STRIKE
PARALYZES PACIFIC
PORTS
By A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, June 3.—The
Longshoremen's 6trike has para1*
yzed every Pacific coast port
from l’uget sound to San Diego
and more than one hundred ve8*
Sels are practica^y out of coin*
mission as a result of tJie inabi1*
it) to load cargo
Not a pound of freight is be
ing moved anywhere. The strik
ers have complete control of tkk.
situation n every way and all at*1
tempt3 to handle freight with
emergency cr*ws have been
ppeedHy suppre8sed.
To aH appearances there is
nothing for th® shipping firms to
un but grant the demands of the
’trikers The situation i8 furth*
er complicated for the shipper8
by the probability that a con*
tmued refusal of the longshore~
men's demands may result in a
general strike of seamen and
other steam8hip work®rs. Sev~
era1 of the steamship companies
are willing to grant the increased
rate of pay according to reports,
and others have signified their
wi'lingness to arbitrate but the
ongshoremen refits® to conaider
anything less than a fu11 conces*
>ion of their demands.
U. S. C. G. CUTTER
BEAR ARRIVES
After making steady headway
though the encompaS3ing ice
fiehls a day Saturday, the coast
guard cutter Bear, Capt. C. S.
Cochran, arrived in the road
6tead at 3 a. m. Sunday morning,
bringing the United States mails
and two passenger8 for Nom*
picked up by the cutter at the
PribotT8. These were Mr. and
Mr8- Bishop, both of whom have
spent the winter on the seal isF
ands and are on their way to the
out8ide. Mr. Bishop was the
storekeeper on the islands during
the winter 8eason An additional
passenger brought by the Rear
was Capt. O. C Carson of San
Francisco who is weU known in
Nome, having been interested
in mining here in the early day8.
Capt Car'son will be remembered
by old timers a8 one of the sev
era1 men concerned in the famou8
gold strike on the Bear Cub daim
on the beach line. He is on hi8
way to thc. Yukon The Bear de
parted from Seat^e at 2 p. m
on May 13 and arrived at Unaias
ka May 25 after an uneventful
pa8asge,
The cutter remained Unala8ka
four day8, departing on the 29th
for the Pribloffs The vesse1 re
mained at the sea1 islands only a
short time before taking up the
la8t stage of the journey to
The following table shows the av
erage temperature ror each (lay for tin
the following ye&ra:
1916. 1916
June 1.32 3°
June 2 .29 31
The Family Paper 18 the Norm
Dally Nugget
/•■--■ ■ jlw.ji ■ r im ; 11 -nr, —
Norn®. The ice was fir^t encoun*
tered off Cape Mohican, Nuni*
vak, is'and, but was fairly easy
>f passage al1 the way to Nome.
The Bear brought twelve tons of
mail or a total of 424 Backs for
Mom®, a'l of which wa8 unloaded
iminediatey after arrival
The cutter also carried a larg®
quantity of mai* for St. Michael
to which point she proceeded
yesterday atfernoon Atfer d*s*
charging at St. Michael the Bear
wi'l sai* south of the ic.® pack ot
advise the incoming 9t®amers a8
; to ice conditions. The officers
and crew of the cutter are the
sam® as 'ast year with the one
exception of the chief engineer
who has be®n tran9ferred to an
eastern ®tation Capt. Cochran
expect® his wife and daughter to
arrive in Nome early in Ju'y by
way of th® Yukon.
ROAD COMMISSION MAY
RECEIVE HALF
MILLION ADDITIONAL
A. P. A. Service.
! WASHINGTON, June 1 —
The military deficiency bill
I which will not be reported until
I after the convention is over will
I probably carry a sp®cial appro
. priation of one half million dol
lars for new road and trail work
I in Alaska according to state*
nients made by members of the
committee today
NOTICE.!
MR. BUSINESS MAN.—The
boats will soon be here; look
over your stationery and replen
ish it now by having your JOB
PRINTING done before the
spring rush commences. Phone
your orders to Main 46, Nugget
office, prompt service, reason
able prices.
Subscribe Now (or the Nugget
tuuiy Nunt
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NOW
$8.00
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
NEWS NOTES
The Nonpanel i8 today di8
playing a fin® line of the latest
things in ladies neckwear receiv
c don thc Bear through the par
cDs post
Dr. J H. Mustard has moved
Into his new and exce*dinglv
wed appointed office9 in the A1'
aska Bank building formerly oc
cupied by Dr. Sloan
Report8 from the creeks today
indicate that the “ummer weath
er prevailing yesterday gave the
fro8t k ng a hard jo*t and there
is water a plenty on all the creeks
and sluicing is going on in al*
direction8.
The Sourdough dance given by
thc Nome Brass hand Saturday
evening drew a 4arge and ap
preciative crowd to Eagl® hall to
1 < h darce and *i8ten to the **<rm
mg >tri'i8 of horn and fife and
drum Those attending had t
thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Th® opportunity to dance to band
nusic i8 one not se8dom enjoyed
in Nome and the dance lover8
vert- properly appreciativ® of the
occasion. The appointments
were excellent in ®very way and
evoked much plea8ed comment.
The Million Dollar My8t®ry at
th® Dream tonight The great
est seria* photoplay ever filmed.
Commencing thi8 Evening the fa
111011s picture will be repeated en
tire in eight consecutive perfor
mances three episodes, six reels,
at ®ach and every 8how. No in
termission8 or added attraction9!
will be offered during the run.
A continuation from the Epilo
gue to the twenty third episod®
and last chapter of the greatest
of all screen spectacles. S®e them
al!. P'irst show start8 at 7 p- m.,
second at 8:50
Emil Anderson came up from |
Solomon Saturday and report9
tfiiat the r®cent high water on
Solomon river caused no damage
so far as known. It looked very
threatening for a while, how
ever, and much prop®rty wa9 con
siderably endangered. Anderson
state8 that the cabin of a Mrs.
Nelson, who lives two or thr®e
miles up the river from Dickson,
was caught in the high water and
that lady was compelled to re
main on a chair placed on top
of th® bed for a period of twenty
four hours a9 the water was foot
or so de®p in the cabin which
was in turn surrounded by the
widespread flood. She was final
ly rescued by Mr Shaunghn®s8y
who with a companion, rowed up
the river from Dickson. Ander
son state8 that the crew of men
at the Kimball dredge are engag
ed in getting thing8 in shape for
putting up the new dredge Kim
ball is intending to operate in
th® same locality a8 the older
machine.
A *®tter from Secretary of the
Navy Jo8ephus Daniel9 to Geo
A. Diamond, received by the
Bear, reque8t9 that the latter
serve as a member of the board
of directors of the organization
for industrial prpar®dness for the
territory of Ala8ka and also a8
an a88ociate member of the naval
consulting board. Mr. Diamond
is a member of the American So
ciety c|f 'Mechanical Engin«ers,
which is one of the five associa
tion8 from which the member*
EAGLE HALL
Violin, Miss Bertha Johnson.
Piano Prof. Bourret.
ADM. a$ «i.
ship of both board8 i3 largely
drawn. The letter from Secre*
tary Danie18 tenders the thanks
and appreciation of the navy de
partment and the administration
, for the services about to be ren*
i d®red and state*, among other
i thing® that the war in Europe
, ha* taught that industria1 pre~
i paredness i9 the foundation rock
: of the national defense. The
i tender of an offer of membership
in either body is con8idered a
high honor and Mr. Diamond is
doubly honored in that he ha9
I been choseh for both.
—
PINCHOT SPRINGS
POLITICAL SENSATION
A. P. A Service.
WASHINGTON, Jun® 3.—
A sensation wa8 sprung in polr
tical circ'es today by the appear
I ance in the new8papers of a fuU
^ze page advertiSement urging
the progressives to unite with
| the republican8 in nominating
1 Theodore Roos®velt for the pres
j idency.
The advertisement declares
; that the present nationa1 crisis
l demands that a man of forcible
I character must be at he head of
■ the government to pr®vent dis
aster overtaking the country.
! RooseveU is designated as the
on® man fitted by character and
experience to meet the condition8
with which the nation i3 con
fronted. The adverti*®ment is
signed by Gifford Pinchot.
CABLE BREAK CAUSED
BY FISHER BOAT
SEATTLE, Jun® 1.—Reports
from the government cableship
Burnside state that the recent
break in the Yaldez“Sitka cable
was due to the anchor of a fish-j
ing boat dragging against the!
cable
moos FIRE
DESTROYS ORIEIIM.
FREIGHT
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5 —
A fire of mysterious origin de
stroyed over eight hundred thou
sand dollars worth of freight just
unloaded from the Oriental liner
Shunyo Maru at the Oriental
docks today.
It is in no way indicated that
th° fire vvas the work of the
striking longshoremen as the
owners of the Shunyo Maru have
granted the demands of the strik
ers.
I
Get your JOB PRINTING
done by the Nugget office.
GOGGIN’S
Our new building wi'l be com'
plated by Monday morning when
we will be ready for in8pection.
When you see our line of deli
cacies reserved for thi8 occasion
you will think the good ship
Corwin ha8 arrived
On Wednesday next we give
to our lady patrons the freedom
of our 8tore.
Tea and refre8hments wi*l be
8erved
The house of quality.
'dmam iheatrF
TONIGHT.
THE MILLION $ MYSERY.
Repeated.
Commencing tonight there will
be eight consecutive per*
fomances
Three Episodes each and Every
Night this week.
First Episode.
THE AIRSHIP IN THE
NIGHT.
2 Parts.
Second Episode.
THE FALSE FRIEND
2 parts.
Third Episode.
A LEAP FROM DARK
2 parts
First show 7. Second show 8:30.
MRS. H. BURGH Pianist.
ADM. »§ eta
MEN’S
NEW SPRING HATS
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THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
GOAL LEASING
i
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A. P. A Service.
WASHINGTON, June 3.
The department of the interior
lias completed regulation® under
which 33.370 acres of coal lands
in the Bering river section and
13 920 acre® of the Matanuska
1 coal fie'ds may he lased by the
public for commercial mining.
An announcement from the,
department of the interior today
state® that applications for 'eases !
will be received at the general
'and office, Washington, until
the end of the present month
It i® expected that there will be
a great rush to 8ecure 'ea8es.
NOW IS THE TIME to
have your spring job printing
done—before the boats arrive,
prompt service and reasonable
prices a* Nugget office.
Do you raad the Dally Nugget ane
»op abreast of the doings of the out
•Ido world? Subscribe now, $2.00 p„.
_Subscribe Now for the Nugget
r'UKON MARINE
BULLETIN
June 5, 1916.
Washburn up Nulato 2 a. rn.
Budd down Kokrines, 4 p. in
4th.
Hazel hurst down Hot Springs
9 a. 111.
Martha Clow up Nenana, 5 p.
111., 4th.
Delta up Fairbanks.
Jacobs leaves Fairbanks this
afternoon.
Julia B down Nulato 3rd.
Reliance up Koyukuk river 3d
Davis up Rampart 3rd.
Mariposa up Melozi, 4:30 p.
111., 4th
Kelley and Benchely ~ >n.
V idette up Lebarge
Nasutlin up Stewart river.
Tents, hydraulic hose, quick
silver, picks and shovels, cheap
at Holts.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Dr. W. D’Arcy Chace has re
moved his offices to the Albright
building over the quarters occu
pied by the new Lomen studio
where he will receive patients at
the usual hours.
NOTICE.
Dr. Mustard's office and resi
dence is now located in the Wild
Goose building, otherwise known
as tile Tin Bank building.
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