4 doz. for 50c
EVERY ONE GUARANTEED.
Armours Evaporated
1, lb. tins
i; USE THEM IN COOKING. JUST AS SATISFACTORY AS FRESH
i| EGGS. TRY A CAN AND BE CONVINCED.
D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
NEWS NOTES
The drawing tor the bank account
j offered by Hill's Fahrmacy as a prem
j sum for the month of May will be held
at the d:ug store tomorrow night at
7 p. m. The drawing for the bar of
gold worth one hundred dollars will
take place on June li.
The Alaska Lighterage Co. are now
J . ng-Agvd finishing the last few sec
tions of their pier which is thirty feet
longer than last summer. The pile
driver is constantly on the job driv
ing home the foundations for the road
bed and walk. The work wil-be com
pleted in three or four days.
Cha'Ks Foss has rented one of his
large portable se.ws to tltj Alas!.a
Mines Corporation. This machine will
»*e instilled at she Hol/ok* dredge
and will tun by el;cr.e power
Much Mg limb r will be torn up and
used in tbs reconstruction of the hull
>>f this boot.
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Ever since last fall the Wild Goose
Company have been mining In Lane's
' way and as far as we can ascertain
have never got their bedrock drain
1 up. Manager Jackson is in charge of
rhe work. Ole Olsen wants to know
I when they will be ready to shovel In.
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i In order to make room for their
l uge stock of miners ■'.applies I.omen
: Rros. are compelled to have an addi
ction hu.lt on to their clothing store.
■ The annex will be used as a store for
1 miners supplies and will be arranged
! accordingly. A large and well con
i st rue ted tort Ming will be moved in rear
of the present store to which it will
, !>e joined on. This will give them tr.e
: floor space requir ■ 1 as they have or '-n
rather confined rider th<" present ar
rangements.
Jimmy Eliason has got his Jitney
| mobile on the job again and is-kept
' > sy transporting the boys from Ft.
t Davis to and from the city. The road
i to the military camp is in good shape
j ami will need but little work this
summer. Members of the automobile !
! club state that the Bessie road is In
mighty good shape for this time of
| the year. The members of this club
! will organise a “good roads” movement!
j which will improve things within a 1
I ten mile radius of the city. Ned Par- i
j ling Is getting his Jitney In shape and 1
j; has given it three fine coats of store !
i polish. Segerstorm & Hagen have
! their car out and are as usual doing a i
I fine business with sightseers.
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Nathan Dudley Swarthout, one of:
Nome's old timers, who has resided at
' the slaughter house on Dry creek for
some time was adjudged insane In
Commissioner Frawley’s court this
morning. Quite recently he developed
1 a mild form of insanity in which he
decided that he was getting the worst
of it from the general community. He
visited the Nugget office a few days
ago requesting notices to be printed
stating his name in full as he re
sented the appellation of “Doc" by
which he has been known for many
years. The old gentleman is mild
mannered and has not at any time
displayed any symptoms of violence
: but speaks kindly of all. He will
be sent to the outside on the first boat
leaving Nome.
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V' r.tvv Lokke, who has been on the
■itaff of the Nugget for the past three
years severs his connection with us
Clean Up Day June 5th
Now that the city authorities supported b\ many other organizations
and the largest proportion or our citizens have taken up the matter of
making Nome more presentable if not beautiful let us all be imbued
with the same spirit and each of us do our little bit. for our share not
only we will do ail we can. but we are willing to assist you indoing
your part and
Until Clean up day
We will offer
All Goods
In that line
At a very reduced price
jpolets Stores
EVERYTHING IS READY
FOR CLEAN-UP DAY
Final arrangements for clean up
day have been made and committees
have been appointed to superintend the
work In the various sections of the
city. AH of the school children are
taking an active part in the movement
and will be instructed by the city
health officer who will address them
at the sehoolhouse today.
Clean-up day here. Will be registra
tion day in the United States anil is
a public holiday on the outside. We
will do some good for ourselves by all
taking ..eiive part in the movement
on foot 'a the pity I earns w.ll
furnished who will gather up all re
fuse. Uesidents are advised to place
till rubbish U'i'1 garbage In boxes on
the (hdCw.ilk outside of their home*.
It will be t.i yin care of by the ter ms
which will be »n the job for that pur
pose.
Every member of the community
should take an active Interest in this
matter and should remember that here
is an opportunity which should !«*
taken advantage of. Teams specially
provided and paid for will drive right
to jour very door and tak*1 away alt
refuse which you want to g» t rid of.
There should lie no delay in the mat
ter and we should all get busy right
away in readiness.
Committee members are requested
| tomorrow. It is with regrets that the
staff of the Nugget say good-bye to
Albert. He has decided to take to the
hills and take his chances with the
pick and shovel where he will stand
up and do his work like he has always
done. Many of the subscribers of this
paper will miss the even dispositfoned
young fellow who was always on the
Job. We wish you luck Alberti
«r
Somebody in the comtnunHty will he
agreeably surprised within the next
twenty four hours when they will be
notified of the fact that they have
won the splendid 3A camera offered as I
May premium in the Lornan profit j
sharing contest. At the same time j
the winner of the last chance on the |
j round trip to Seattle and return will
he announced.
The contest for the trip to the out
side has been in progress for the flast
five months and the following lucky
persons hold chances: Doc Drinker,
Leslie Earle, S. A. Griffiths and Nick
Christensen. The fifth number will
be drawn tonight. This contest will
decided later. In the drawing for
the camera which takes place tonight
the following will be the judges: A.
B, llilU-r. W. J. Dose and Frank
Kiesele.
The I n ion Construction Co. of Han
Francisco have many extensive eon
i tracts in hand for the construction of j
dredges on the outside. The staff of |
the company bus more than doubled ,
in the past six months. Ow ing to I
pressure of w ork Walter \V. Johnson !
has w ired la re that he may not be >
able to make the trip to Alaska tins ;
summer.
This company is handling large |
contracts for the cottsTraction of Some [
of the largest dredgers in the work! '
one of which will he installed on the !
Lena. River, in Siberia. Many im- j
provementa have been made In the
construction of their lighter types of ^
I drills a great number of which are in ;
j use in California, Idaho, Montana and
Oregon. ,
The Neil jig concentrator put on the
market by this company, has proven
most successful and has been installed
in the principal gold dredgers In the
L tilted StateA The d inpany have
extended their lines of con
struction and now put out everything
from a steam shovel to a locomotive.
REEPEATED FEATURE
AT DREAM TONIGHT
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The Shadows of a Great City, a
five part motion picture from thet'
studios of the Popular Players and
Players Company, and released oa the
program of the Metro Pictures Cor
poration, has as its star Thomas J. r
ferson and Adelaide Thurston. It Is
In five parts and two hundred scenes
and was staged in the various -ections
of the Metropolis that were mention I
• in the original manus< ript. Tomorrow
night the famous Vrs. Emelme Punk
hurst in "What F>igh'.y Vlllion Wo
men Want.''
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We are using Moonlight water in the
Elite Bath House.
NOTICE.
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W. C. Baird sjril! arrive on the Uma
tilla with a sample stock of Washing
ton shoes. Greenhood shirts. Saxonv
knitting mills, black hear overalls, Bol
Band rubbers. Hardeman hats. Coopers
j underwear.
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NOTICE TQ BARTENDERS.
j Pursuant t« an order of Iax’ri! No.
4C8. B. I L of t ( MUlla-tcd wit h A.
V. of L.i members are hereby notified
that the summer scale tf |7.5® per dav
<*f eight hours and SI per hour over
time ivecotnes sfecve June L Xbttce
m also given !hut overtime ratios
shall apply to all parts or subdivision*
•it the Call day ijf eight hours.
XL* JSICHOLSCIff
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YUKON MARINE NEWS.
Reliance leaves T-'.tirlwinks for Ret -
; ties, 10 p. m.
Julia B. leaves Chena for St. Mich
ael 9 a. m
Minneapolis at Chena
Washburn with two barges down
Villa to 2 a. til. 29th.
Mfns .tka leaves Kairbanks for Daw
son tnnirht. .
Tanana with barge up Rampart 11
p. in.. 2Sth. *
Sibilla at Tolovana uphounil.
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Petaluma 1
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1 l or Clover g ftfld 1
l rubber Boots, Ra.n 1
1 Slickers at l
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\ if you want to buy 1
l NEW GOODS CHEAP l
\ come and examine our stock l
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IXHE NONPAREIL!
| . thE big store with the uttue R J
I Dissolution Sale |
| Now Going on |
1 Every Thing |
| Reduced |
! NOTHING RESERVED |
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to meet in the city hall on Sunday
t 2:3«i when final ... ... uctions regard
ing the work will be given.
The following committees have been
appointed: (1) A. L. Co. to Standard
Oil—Mesdames Altimus. Huff, Laiblin.
H. O'Farrell. <2) A. I* Co. to Stead
man from Third street south—Mes
dames, Ilewitt, Marks. Crowley, Dar
ling. W. J. Itowc. (3) A. L Co. to
Steadman from Third street north—
Mesdames Carleton, It W J. Reed,
jjtowe. Meyer. Julien. Professor Thomp
son. t(3) Steadman to tone's way
north of Third street—Mesdames I.
Iteid, Bayne. Stadle, Crimm. Frank
Dean. (5) From Steadman to Lane's
way south of Third street—Mesdames
Kmst. P. Kmst, Casey, Xeilly. W.
Shields. (6) From l.ane's way to C
Street south of Third—Mesdames
O'Brien. Riley, Pearson. Burgh. A. D.
Poteet. (7) From Lane's way to C
street north of Third—Mesdames Hol
den, Lyle, Cobb, Payne. Young. (S)
From C street to Dry' creek, south of
Third—Mesdames Mielke, F. Polet,
Vincent, Bartholomew, A. Polet. (9)
C to Dry creek, north of Third—Mes
dames Fisher. I.ed<fing, Rather, Dick
son. Brown, Warwick. Rev. W. F.
‘Baldwin.
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