I HOLLYHURST EGGS
l| Wo now have Mine more of these wi ll known eggs In stock Shipped to
■ us litre.-t from the ranch. Kvery egg guaranteed We agree to replace
I every Hollyhursi egg purchased from us and found to ue bad. by two good
HI ones
NEWS NOTES
^ The Dawson saloon was again re
opened for business yesterday
't Is reported that great herds of seal
and walrus were seen on the lee floes.
The Arctic arrived from York last eve
ning after landing a large number of
tin miners at that point Tin* vessel
will sail again this evening.
The city again brought out the fire
hose yesterday afternoon and gave the
beach a much needed Cleaning at vari
ous points.
The schooner Hettie B. which was
launched day before yesterday is now
being prepared for a trading trip and
will leave in a few days
Fred Ulchurdson pulled out for York
yesterday with a four horse team. The
animals are to remain in that section
for the summer and will be employed
by one of the dredges.
Advices received yesterday afternoon
by Agent Carroll say that the good ship
Victoria will leave Seattle for the north
Sunday, i he Bennington will leave some
time during the coming week.
The case of Slither vs. Koscopf was be ;
lure the I'nited States commissioner yes- j
terday with Attorneys Cochran and
Neill representing the litigants The
* use involves some mining difficulties on
Koek creek. After some proceedings tin
case was laid over until today but was j
later settled out of court.
Da puttn .Martin of Fort Davis will
soon leave for Fort Seward to take the
army examination for promotion. Lieu
tenants IVrrine and Jepson are taking
their examinations here, ihe former for
a senior lieutenancy and the latter for
captain. *1 he army officers throughout
the territory are taking or preparing to
take the examinations before passing to
higher grades.
The Fourth of July committee announce
that all boys under twelve years having |
bicycles dog -carts or autos may dec- 1
orate their vehicles anti compete for a j
pl'tze in be given to the one best decor
tiled. i lie hoys will participate in the
parade. The committee is today co-oper
ating with the Indies of the Kegoayah
kozga In hauling a quantity of fresh
grave! to Barracks square so that the
youngsters can have a nice clean plot
whereon t«. disport themselves on the
fourth.
rim schooner Silver Wave, which ur
n ed from York. Wales and Teller yes
terday afternoon, brought two passen
gers. Miss Carrie Stipek and Miss Vig
cTson. both of Teller and the mail. The
vessel encountered much ice on the way
down and reached Teller only by hug
ging close to the shore while on the
way down from Wales and York. Heavy
. i win* everywhere from Cape Douglas
Point Spencer but beyond Port Clar
traveling was easier.
llie baseball season will be innttgtiral
ert Sunday with a game between the
Neme team and the Fort Davis nine at
l eft Davis. The contest will start at
two thirty and teams from the post will
"• np to convey the Nome players and
is many others as can be carried. The
iianis will leave Nome ai one thirty.
Autos will also engage in carrying the
ball enthusiasts to the post. The fol
lowing is the line up for the game;
Nome: Hoffman, p.. llurstk. If ; Walsh,
2nd b.; George Lometi, 1st b.; H. Allan,
ri und ss.; O. Fountain, c.: W C. Mc
Guire, of ; M. M. itouse. 3rd b. and c.;
Harry Hagen, 3rd; Jess White rf. and
2nd b.; Gene Rose. ss.
Fort Davis Nile, c,. Gray lb; Hitch 2b:
Ingle ss.; till, 3b; Sanders, rf.; Willis.
Cl.; Mull, If.: Dame, Million and Salem
subs.
The teams from the Fort will leave
the Golden Gate at one thirty sharp. As
Hie road to the fort Is In exctdlent con
dition for autos, bicycles and walking a
food attendance will probably greet the
P Ayers when time Is called.
The Fourt.i of July committee are mak
ing rapid progress in their plans for the
e* lebration and the greater part of the
preparations are well under way. It Is
tnnounced that Captain Martin of Fort
Davis has consented to act as marshal
•if the day und will also send up a I
lttaehtnent of the soldier boys to add
I
the luster of the military to the big ,
parade, t.’apt. Martin will appoint Ids 1
own aids. Mr. Jafet l.indebcrg has also
offered the committee every assistance ■
in his power and has donated the use j
• d the olg Pioneer auto truck to bring i
the soldiers up from the post and for 1
use in the parade. He has also eon- I
seated to allow the committee the use i
of such saddle horses as are owned by
the company. The committee are en- 1
deavoring to bring the ‘ sate and sane" I
idea into pi ty as much as possible and
lire works in excessive quantities will
be discouraged as far as possible. The
•ominittee has put the ban on the dls- \
charging of lire crackers on Barracks
square as It Is desired to avoid all dan- i
get- to the little folks who will hold their ■
celebration there.
The committee are desirous of having
all the business houses participate In 1
the parade and request that all firms 1
having teams or autos secure a place
in the line. Al lare also requested to j
decorate their establishments as far as
circumstances will allow
One of the features of the parade will 1
be the drum major, in the person of I
Mr. Joe Warren, "the tallest Alaskan ^
in Alaska" who will lean the parade.
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The city yesterday made an interesting
test of the well located on the lot re
cently purchased as the site for the j
I proposed pumping plant. The main id* 1
involved in I he test was to determine
♦ tint then « xtsts au opening from
j m well to th« s«*n In Ofder to arriw
j if tin* desired information a iln hose
' *•■ Iower»*d into tin easing for a dis
t
’ *m** ot forty or fifty feet and water
| l*i**» J* d In under varying pressures.
\N In • v» i conceive*! the idea argued that
it a v;iv* 14 quantity of water was pump
i tutu the hole it Would determine by
Ii a* . ‘tp.dit \ of th«’ J .**» in the well what
might be the size of ill** natural intlow
\\ at* i was pumped in at pressures vwr>
•ng Horn thirty to one hundred pounds.
thirty pounds there was no perceptl
». rise in the water but at fifty or
sixty pounds the water rose to a
point near the top of the easing. At
one hundred pounds the hole was filled
• and water flowed over the top Ac
! cording to those in charge at this pros
sl|r<- iln* water capacity of about three
lim s of fir** hose was being discharged
ml'* ih«* well and as not anything near
that quantity was flowing out it is *h
e.ared that the test shows that thole
must exist an opening through which
the remainder of the water escaped into
the sea. '.therefore it is argued that there
would he approximately an equal quan
1 tity of water discharged into the hole
_
n-tim Hi.- KM it ih* fi'iiit ««* i«-ln* drown
„y| from lli< > ' II Tli- pr*m»t*r» pro
1,,,. tin .iiivirlHiii I * iIn— l« a Ini'
.p-puia iion ill* »i'l !»• Hi- *-a -apa- 1
l»to Of il|..«i ill. I ... ail ill- ’
wMil l m*» • ssa
Mining mjm i.iii.rs from west of tin city
were lining some tail hustling last eve
ning Co se» a- 'supplies and mining ma
terial in time to g<i them across the
river In-felt tli* old bridge was taken
town rlie work ol dismantling the old
uructun is reported under win today
and teaming to tin westward will prob
ably l.e eft until tic new bridge is ready
tor passage.
Tonight tin* ‘Millionaire Baby*’ the* big
six part mystery drama will be repeat
'd at the Dream theater. It is one of
tlte best pietmvs seen in Nome and gave
great satisfaction Sunday afternoon at
J .'!<» by special request, "A Fool There
Was win be shown . This will be the
last chance to s.. this world’s heater.
Sunday night Charles Chaplin in Ills
roaring comedy His Musical Career"
will lie the headliner. Besides this Alice
Joyce will make her reappearance in a
two-part drama. "False to His Trim*."
\ late Bathe Weekly will also be shown.
h'lrst night show 6 Matinee. - ®
Mrs Henry Hurgh, who is in charge
*i the youngs!em wtio will iMiriiripute
• a tli«* singing exercise* on tin* l'«»urt* .
iun*• inees that a second reh'iirsal "ill
*.<» n *iu at Hurgh hall tomorrow after
»,uv ai two o’clock and all school chil
li n are requested to attend.
The steamship Tampico arrived In the
rondsted shortly afternoon today after
discharging a considerable quantity of
. argo at Solomon. The vessel is said
to have between seven and eight hun
dred tons for tills port. Agent OTonnor
says that the vessel will probably get
away for the outside some time tomor
row. riie postoftiee otlicials announce
that the ordinary mail will be kept open
until an hour or two before the time
of sailing but the registered mail will
dose at five this evening.. The hour of
closing the ordinary mail will be posted
• ii tlie bulletin board in the ufllco to
morrow.
Gents furnishings, rubber boots and
slickers, trunk and suit cases, T save
«ni big money and guarantee goods as
represented at Holt’s, 411 Fruit street.
SHOE REPAIRING
Have your shoes repaired NOW. Hea
ther and supplies have advanced out
side sky high and are hard to procure
at any price. We are well supplied with
materials and will not advance prices
until we are compelled to. Our work Is
the very last that can be done.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE t'O
IIKITIHH I.AHOK fi>NOKK«S
HANTS I'KK'KS HKUII.vTKI.
A P A Sen ire. 4
IjONIHIN. June :>*. The British Lai„„
Fongress commenced sessions today with
i gathering of delegates r<‘pr< *• nt ing up w
ward •»i three million unionists. One of
tlie tlrst subjeets brought before tin us
». inbly was tin* rontlnuully rising coats
i»l commodities in the British Isles
Several speakers voiced the opinion that
food prices regulation was neeessurs
pointing out that in some cases food
prices has risen to such heights as to
place food commodities of may varieties
beyond tlie reach of the working classes
The rising price of fuel was also pointed
to as it further evidence that action
must lie taken to prevent an extortion
that will have it serious effect on the
laboring classes. After considerable de
bate the congress passed a resolution
asking tlu* government to fix the prices
of fuel and foodstuffs.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational church Sunday
the following services will be held Rev.
John Parsons, pastor.
11 a. m. Bible school and children's
service. Adult Bible class w
“Man's First Sin.”
7 p. m.—Christian Endeavor,
s p. m Worship and aermo
l John Parson. Subject. “Tlie
Washington," it sermon for Independence
week.
Special music will be given by tlie
| choir.
The public is invited to nil the sor
| vices of the church.
] Dream Theater |
J Sunday Night r
| CHAPLIN
| in his
I Musical
I Career
^ Show
^ Starts
J| 6:30 p.m.
| Special Matinee £
4 SUNDAY AFTERNOON F
IA FOOL THERE WASF
SHOW STARTS 2:30 £
|_Admission 25c |
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Dont Spend Any More Money
For repairs, on that lAf JL TAII
old worn out | ^|g
When you can buy a new Waltham, Elgin or Hamilton Watch
at less than factory cost, in ladies or Men’s sizes.
See our window display
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Store building and fixtures for sale.
Just Received a new line of latest
SPRING HATS,
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Cherry Creamery Butter is 11 pure wholesome sweet pasteurized butter. It
is made in Snohomish County. Wash . which Is the heart of the dairy
district 111 the state. We feel that tills butter is better than any creamery
butter tliut inis ever been placed on this market. We are making the
price :.i 1-Zc per pound for a short lime only. In order to .ntroduce tills
high grade creamery butter.
We also handle the GOI.DKN GLOW BUTT Kit. j
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I CLOSING OUT SALE
1 NOW GOING ON 1
| TNE BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS j
X Still continues. New goods have been j'|
R received by the last boats and are now jj
ON SALE j
1 AT SACRIFICE PRICES f
| new dresses new Waists New Coats j •
§ $20.00 $2.00 $12.00
1 and up and up and up |
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