FRANKLIN’S TOMB OBJECT
OF SEARCH IN NORTH
Some time ago, t>v telegraph, the
Times received notice that another at
tempt was going to be made to find
the tomb ot' Sir John F ranklin, who per
ished in the Arctic in 1S47. The details
wert* necessarily meagre, and did not
contuin the interesting story of the
career of the man who is going to make
ids final search for the famous scientist
THri BOAT AND CAPTAIN.
Captain Bayne, who will head the ex
pedition, is the owner of the boat, and
will take on his trip ihs bride, who
he led to the altar last month in San
Francisco.
The Oscar and Hattie has been laid up
near the shipbuilding yard* of Ward Ar
sons in the east waterway for the last
i two years. She is a 126-foot vessel wiih
two musts. In former days, she belong
ed to the Arctic Whaling fleet. She has
oak planking and was a sturdv vessel
in her nay. but the Seattle water front
for the last year has regarded her as
headed for the junk heap. With a
couple of months ’work, however, she
can be placed in good condition.
Captain Bayne is a veteran north Pa
cific and Arctic navigator. He is now
past the Biblical limit of three score
years and ten, but is in vigorous health
and ready for another expedition into
the frozen ocean.
FRANKLIN DRAB SI NCR 1S17.
Sir John Franklin, died in the Arctic
in 1K47 after six years’ work as the head
of ii party of scientists H« had explot
•*u regions unknown even to tin Eski
mos Captain Bayne was a number ..t
| tin Hall expedition which searched I'm*
| Franklin's tomb in tne Arctic in
In the late 90’s Bayne lieaded aimthei
expedition in search of the tomb. On
that venture, he says, he learned from
the Eskimos the approximate location of
b ranklin's last resting place The ne
ords of Franklin’s scientific observations
are believed to be hidden in the tomb
and the primary object of Bayne’s pro
posed expedition is to recover the n*
orris.
I outfit home, camp and dredge and
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INVESTIGATING 1 HE
SMOKE NTISANt’K
CHICAGO—The investigation recently
made by the Chicago Commerce Assoein |
tinn reveals the fact that the smoke
nuisance here has assumed large pro
portions. In fact, according to tin fig
ures compiled, four trillion cubic feet of
gas lire emitted yearly from tie stacks
of locomotives and factories in this city.
This statement is considered ularmitm
For scientists who have started to figure
on the problem estimate that the air
here, considering the number of build
ings and their height, together with the
amount of smoko, is practically one
eighth smoke.
OVERSTOCKED. '
To tile public;—
We have Just Ibiisbed stock taking,
and find tttut we are lieavily overstocked
so arc making enormous reductions in
Hardware—as much as .Hi per cent 1 ri
certain iifcies. Notwithstanding immense
advance^ outside, especially in ilard
V' IT and Metal Goods, we are still sell
ing on the basis of goods purchased the
past two or three years.
We will sell for cnsli only at these
prices, and for a llmlte. time, until we
bring our stock down to t lie require
nients of the camp.
If you have an order to be filled, let
us figure on it; we can save you money.
We have proved it to others, we can
prove it to you.
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NOTICE.
To whom ii may concern; You will
please take notice (hat the license tax
oi two dollars upon each and every dog
kept in the city of Nome is now due ami
payable at the otlice of the City Clerk.
Any dog kept in said city upon whicli
the tax has not been paid will be seized
and sold under the provisions of Ordi
nance No. 212 of said city.
E. ORIMM,
City Clerk. f
BOAT BULLETIN.
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Slbela down Kokraines lu p. m. 30th.
Julia It. down Hot Springs to get barge
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Tatiana up Tolovana 7 a. in.
Yukon down Ohena 10 p. rn. noth.
Jacobs up Nenana \ :4.'» a. in.
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Alaska up Gibbon 0 a. in.
Davis down Nulato noth.
Martha Crow up Minto 5 p. m. :to111.
Sarah up Kotlik 9th.
Susie up Kaltag 5 a. in.
Henchley and Kelley at Gibbon.
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1 SAVING THEIR MONEY
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<*HIt\\«JO Tijt* feiiial* students of
j Northwestern university have voted to
j go without candy candy 'luring tin it
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j her honor In this manner it is ex
j petted .ml each girl will save a sub
j sluntial sum from her ulloWuin e The
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t A It 1*1 rr MAKING HUS I NESS
ItoSToN Archie Roosevelt iias an
nounced his intention of going to work
following Ins graduation from Harvard
I university in June. If*- has long antici
j paled a business life, and it has now
opened itself to him, but in a form which
his friends had not expected and from
w hich they prediet he will recoil when he
* nice starts.
r«a Archie is going in a carpet fi**
tory as an actual laborer. Ilis compen
sation at the start will he $d per week,
hut In- iiuh been promised rapid advance
ment. The concern for which In* will
work is tin- < 'Union <'at pet works.
. CIVILIANS IS
TORE OF SEA WAR
LONDON Walter Kuneiman, president
■ of the hoard of trade, states that lig
; ures compiled up t * * tin- fifteenth of .Via \
show that •*.:54'> civilians have lost their
! lives in maritime disasters dm* to mini's
or submarines since the war began. Of
these 1,17.» Were passengers.
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to allow excursionists time to make a special
trip out over the railroad to Hiles Glacier, from
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