Headquarters for
DOG FEED
ROLLED OATS $4.50 per gunny
I D. E. CROWLEY
TWELVE SURVEY PARTIES
TO OPERATE IN ALASKA
A. P. A. Service
WASHINGTON, March 23.— |
An announcement from the Geo
logical Survey bureau of the De
partment of the Interior today
states that twelve geological sur
vey parties will operate in Alaska
during the coming year and will
make detailed surveys of numer
ous areas not as yet covered in
the previous surveys of the de
partment in addition to more ex
tensive surveys of districts al
ready partly covered
Four parties will work aion£
the line of the new railroad, one
in the new Tolovana district anc
the remainder will cover sections
of the Matanuska fields and other
sections. A detailed survey will
also be made of the region tribu
tary to Juneau The work of the
department will cover practically
all of the more settled areas south
of the Yukon and east of the Su
sitna.•'
RATE INCREASE INCLUDES
ALL ALASKA PORTS
A. P. A. Service
SEATTLE, -March 22.—It is
now indicated that the rumored
advance in transportation rates
to Alaska ports will include prac-j
tically every section of the terri-'
tor}’. Nothing definite has been
given out concerning the rates to
be charged but the • indications
are that there will be an increase1
of at least five dollars on the pas-)
sengei rates to southeasrern and
southwestern Alaska and still
more to points on Bering sea.
It is hinted that the Treight
charges will be advanced at least
three dollars on all routes. The
transportation companies assert
at the advance in carriage
charges is fully justified by pres
ent conditions. This is the an
-wer that is invariably returned
to the many shippers who have1
already commenced to protest.
CADET BILL j
PASSES SENATE
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A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, March 23.— '
The senate today passed the
Chamberlain bill providing for a
one hundred per cent increase in
the number of cadets to be ad
mitted to West Point. The meas
ure has as its object the educa
tion of a sufficient number of of
ficers to properly direct the army,
condition which has hereto
fore been impossible owing to the
lack of trained officers.
GENERAL H. G. OTIS
SERIOUSLY ILL
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f\- P. A. Service.
LOS ANGELES, March 23.—
General Harrison Gay Otis, edi
or and owner of the Los Angeles
Times is seriously ill at his home.
' he complaint is pneumonia.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
Genuine Imported Roquefort
Cheese at 45c per lb.
We still have fresh parsnips, car
rots, rutabagoes and cabbage
GOGGIN'S
The Quality Store.
EGG5!
We are overstocked on Eggs, and have decided to close
them out at $12.50 per case. This is for our first class
class stock. Every egg candled before leaving the market,
and absolutely guaranteed.
PA(lfl( (OLD STORAGE (OMPANT
NEW STOCK
LOW PRICES
AT
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
NEWS NOTES
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Have you written that letter
| asking for more road funds y«t?
| Billy McCurdy expects to pull
(I out for American river today.
I The outside mall arrived yes
rterday afternoon. There was no
I first class from the outside. The
* Candle and Kotzebue mail alsd
,i arrived at the same time.
Mrs McLain came up from
Solomon last evening with Mr.
’ Ed Pfaflfle who was returning
to Nome after a short trip to the
east coast town.
Advices from Candle say that
Miss Nita Durkee and Mr- Hart
Humber were married in the
1 northern town on the fifteenth of i
ne present month.
Reports from Solomon today j
tating that a big blow was on
’own the coast caused the post
ponement of the scheduled Rec
ord Handicap race.
A fine lot of pickerel were
brought down from Marys' Igloo
last night by native fishermen.
As the trails are in exceptionally
fine condition at present, the men
came through without a halt.
Jack McKay, the well known
transfer man, who has been laid
up with a broken shoulder for,
some time, is again on duty, fiav-!
ing been declared fit and well by,
his physician, Dr-Chace.
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The number of persons regist- ,
tered up to noon today was 711. ,
\ccording to the estimafe oi the ;
city clerk there will probably be 1
about a thousand registrations in
all. The number registered last (
' ear was 1003. j 1
After much difficulty with the
accumulated ice at the lower
points in the long lin£ of pipe, the ;
’re mains are again in shape. The ;
fire department had a good sized ,
fob on their hands and were com
pelled to requisition a boiler be- 1
fore getting things in shape again, i
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Mrs. A. D. Poteet had the mis- 1
fortune to fall in her home yes- |
terday thereby sustaining a se
verely sprained knee. The at- 1
tending physician, Dr. Chace, s
says that the lady will be prob- 1
ably be confined to her home fox
a short period.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Federated church had a very in
« r esting social meeting ifl the
church lecture room Tuesday af
ternoon. A large number of lad
ies wefe present. Mrs. Elsie Po
teet gave a vocal solo, and after
the program a delicious lunch was
enjoyed. Mrs. Altimus, Mrs.
Crowley and Mrs. Grimm were
the entertaining committee.
Quite a number of Nomeites
started for the hot springs this1
morning to spend a short vaca
toin before the snow goes. The
artv is composed of Mrs. Van
Sickle, Mrs. Downing, Miss
Bertha Johnson, Mrs. Le Ctercq,
Otto Van Sickle and Henry
Burgh. Mrs. Downing and Mrs.
The fellow mg table uowi the it
orage temperature tor each day for the
the foUowlng rears:
1916. 1916
March 1 .26 —14
March 2 .18 —18
March 3.08 —4
March 4.4 —44
March 5.o —15
March 6.4 —19
March 7.8 —19
- March 8.—9 —17
1 March 9. 4 —17
March 10.14 —17
March 11 .10 —25
March 12. 9 —14
March 13 .12 —19
March 14.13 —14
March 15. S
March 16 ...... 5 —8
March 17 % . ..- .vzvr It 43
March 18 ........ o * •<.©
March 19. 9 —2
March 20.10 lo
March 21. 13 7
March 22.19 16
GET VOUR ELECTION
1 CARDS AT THE NUGGET
j \ an Sickle were piloted by Ed
die Parker, H. Burgh was con
ductor for Miss Johnson and Mrs
Le Clcrcq while Otto Van Sickle
had Julius Gunderson and Hens
Larsen to look after him while
I in the wilderness.
Mr. E. W. Carleton is the lat
est'to throw his hat into the ring
in search of municipal honors
Mr. Carletdn is ambit^us to have
1 the honor of serving the city as
I "keeper of the wad, otherwise
| known as city treasurer. Mr.
Carleton and Mr Murphy are the
only candidates for the position
ir but it is rumored that there
will be others.
It is announced that in the
event of the w eather being fair the
Record handicap will start tomor
row morning at six a. m. The
unusual hour is adopted because
of tbe desire to avoid delays from
teams. None are hardly likely to
be on the trail at such early hours
and the racers will have a much
better chance of cracking the
record
—
Arrivals from Dexter creek
state that Maus and Liston have
uncovered some remarkably rich
ground during the past few days.
The pay body is said to be small
but pans running as high as one
hundred dollars have been found.
The ground is undoubtedly very
rich in spots but is variable and
spotted. However, the partners
ire said to have every prospect of
making a handsome cleanup in
the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs H. H. Moller en-'
tertained the members of the
Pioneers of Alaska at tfie Igloo
ast night and a most enjoyable
:vening was spent at cards and
lancing by the large crowd in
ittendance. A delicious collation
vas served during the evening.
[ he entertainment was given fn
onnection with the regular week
y party of the order. The win
ners at progressive whist- were
Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Mattala, and
tlrs. Granthan among the ladies
md Messrs- Wesley, Heitman
md McCurdy among ttfe men.
Tom Zedoff, through fins aftor
ley, O- D. Cochran, has filed suit
n the district court against the
nining co-partnership known as
Vatson and Woodside, under the
irovisions of chapter 71 of the
session laws of 1915, generally
mown as the workmen’s compen
sation act. The plaintiff is the
nan who lost an eye while work
ng on the property of the de
fendants on Center creek earlier
n the winter. Section A of the
:ompensation act provides com
pensation of $1,440 in the case of
the loss of an eye by an unmar
ried workman. This is the first
case involving the loss of an eye
to come up under the compensa
tion act, so far as known’ here.
The plaintiffs are represented by
T. M. Reed.
•Grigsby again won easily in
last nights’ match with Kiesele
at the fourteen inch balk line
game. Grigsby playing four hun
dred to his opponent’s two hun
dred and fifty-five caried off the
honors by a score of 400 to 168.
The games was replete with in
teresting plays and was conclud
ed in the 93 innings, making the
winners average 4.3. Crowley
playing 100, win from Divine by
a margin of six in a see saw
game which was of considerable
interests to the fans. The final
score was Crowley 100, Divine
119.
Tonights Burroughs will play
Johnson at odds of 180 to 210
The Dream presents the four
teenth episode of the Perils of
Pauline tonight in connection
with two other famous pictures,
The Would Be Heir” and a rol
licking comedy, a pure fun tonic,
entitled “Wanted, A House.” If
you are fond of a good hearty
.atigh, see this picture. It’s con
tagious. The admirers of Pauline
will receive further evidence ol
her amazing daring in Tier sensa
tional escape from a burning fac
tory by going down hand ovei
hand, suspended from a rope
hundreds of feet from the earth
A magnificent display of Mis!
White's athletic ability. Tomor
row night a Vitagraph presenta
lion in three powerful acts titled
“An Officer and a Gentleman”—a
feature.
Another big banner show will
be put on at the Eagle hall to
night an tomorrow night. A thril
ling, startling sensational mill.
t A Few {
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+ MOLLER*S
X PHONE, Main M
tary play ,a splendid “ioi Bison”;
film, entitled “Our Enemy Spy”j
being the headliner, the work of
Marie Walkamp and Williairf
Clifford in this splendid photo
play is indeed startling and spec
tacular, and no movie in Nome
should mi$s seeing this great pic
ture. The program also contains
two rattling rapid fire comedies
that are laughable, funny and will
keep you in an uproar. Miss|
Bertha Johnson accompanied by j
Prof. Bourret will play violin se
ections thorughout the evening
and the usual price of admission
of 25c will prevail. The first
show starts at 7 p. m. sharp.
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Big banner sensational show,
Eagle hall, Thursday* Friday
.lights.
Thi pUo* to get four job printing at
ignt Prion an«l prompt Mil vary la
t (h« Nugget ottioo.
Tha Family Papar la tha Nome
Dally N uggee
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CALL FOR BIDS.
-j
Bids will be received up to 6
p. m- April 8th for the construc
tion of a two story frame store
building; for plans and any fur
ther information inquire at store,
forenoons only.
G. P. GOGGIN.
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CANS, 46c PER CAN. 4
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Political Cards
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY CLERK AND MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE.
W. M. Eddy
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
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John Hancock
SOLICITS YOUR SUPPORT
FOR THE OFFICE OF
CITY CLERK AND MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE.
Election, Tuesday, April 4, T9T4
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY CLERK.
E. Grimm
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY ATTORNEY.
J. F. Hobbes
1
Election, Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY TREASURER
I
E. W. Carleton
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
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