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bACK TO THE FARM.
Who appreciate* good Egg* any more
than the people of Nome? But few
realize to what extent w# go to obtain
the very best. Our Petaluma Egg* are
the best at any price, being produced
under the highest and most modern
lethocis of production. They are ab
solutely guaranteed, think, haven’t the
Eggs that you hav* bought here been
Setter? Haven’t they had far better
keeping qualities? Surely. There is no
question about it, for there is a reason.
The same applies to our Pasteurized
Butter, recognized here as the most
pure, sweetest, toothsome, best Butter
ever sold in Nome, and If you have not
already become a user of it, do not put
off another day missing this True Treat,
which is within your power, get this
Better Butter for the same price as paid
for that not so good. Only 37'/2C lb.
G. P. GOGGIN’S
The Quality 8tore.
NEWS NOTES
The Heltie B decided to escape tin
high surf by making a run for Sledge
island this morning.
A report from the Senator to one ol
the southern stations heard here bj
tiie radio boys this morning said that
the vessel was twenty-five miles east
ol' Scotch cape at eight last night.
The Flyer did not come up from Sol
omon yesterday and up to a late houi
and not put in appearance today. The
high surf is probably holding the ves
sel in Bonanza river.
The Iteinerant preacher lately hold
ing forth on Barracks square gave a
meeting in the city hall yesterday and
discoursed on the second visitation to
an interesting audience.
The Kougarok mall in charge of car
rier Fete Yeager arrived at noon today
Yeager reports that there is an ample
supply of water throughout the Kou
garok section and mining is progress
i t full blast.
According to the story, Mr. P. A
Peterson got him a new knife today and
not being acquainted with the Instru
ment cut himself rather badly In the
left hand all of which required the ser
vices of a physician and an Inch of cat
gut to set things to rights again
Plenty of water everywhere la the
word brought Into town by late arrivals
fiom the hills. All of the ditches are
full to the brim and the creeks are
miniature torrents. This happy state
of affairs gives the miners a new least
and will do much to help the greatly
ltsened gold production displayed so fai
this season.
Two inebriated individuals got into
an altercation on Front street at the
old Nome Kakery Saturday evening over
a question of two bones which It was
contended was owed to one or the other
High words led to the starting of a
haymaker on Its deadly Journey but
the intended victim dodged and the
blow fell on the glass front of the
building and resulted in the breaking
of a large pane. The combatants were
taken into custody and appeared before
Judge Urinnn tins morning In the mu
... ipal court where they were assessed
the sum of ten dollars each with an ad
ditional assessment of twelve dollars
for the broken glass. The men were
given an opportunity to go out and get
the money and were taken out to work
by a kindly deposed operator.
The schooner Eagle is now unloading
the cargo of furs and trade brought
from Siberia. A lighter U being em
ployed and the goods will be put on
shore some time this afternoon. It Is
understood that the owners will place
the furs on sale in the Casey building
on east Front street. After discharging
the Eagle will proceed to Safety and
will go Into winter quarters.
\ man giving the name of Orlmes
was taken Into custody by representa
tives of tlie marshal's office on the
charge of giving whisky to natives Sat- I
urday night. The native In question is
said to have been a new arrival In town
having come over from Norton bay on
the schooner Noatak some days ago
CJmises is also a stronger in Nome.
The Nome Oun Club held their week
ly shoot at the Steadman avenue
grounds yesterday afternoon but owing
the high wind the scores were all
more or^less below the average. In the
fronhy shoot Oeorge Adams won high
honors with F. Middaugh and Dr. Chare
I a second and third places. TTnrle Isaac
T otton Rnrroughs tied with Dr. Chace
in the doubles.
Mr. Fred Ayer returned from the
Council district Saturday and statet
that the district was visited by heavy
ruins and mining is going on full blast
The Wild Goose company are working
[elevators on Nos. 1 and 2 above on
Ophir and also on the adjoining
benches. The big ditch is full of water
and there Is an ample supply through
out the district. The dredge Is reported
to be working nicely on No. 20 above.
“The Beautiful City," a two part com
edy drama taken in the beauty spots
of 1,08 Angeles, will be the main at
traction at the Dream tonight. A
comedy. “The Test of True Dove." a
one reel drama, “The Alternative" and
"Mabel's Busy Day" will be the num
bers on tonights' bill. "Mabel's Busy
Day” Is a Charles Chaplin and Mabel
Normand comedy and Is repeated as an
extra to the regular show.
The Hettie B returned from St. Mich
ael and way ports yesterday with five
or six pasengers all of whom were tak
en off by the coast guard launch which
made the run out to the roadstead
through the high surf. On the return
the launch had great difficulty in get
ting over the bar but was finally landed
in the smooth water, where the harboi
ought to be with the aid of shore lines
and a number of natives and bystand
ers.
In the article published in Saturday’s
issue of the Nugget relative to the ap
propriation asked for the national de
fense by Secretary Garrison, the sum
was erroneously given as twenty mil
lions and should have been two hun
dred millions instead.
Rumor has it that two quartz strikes
of considerable importance have been
made some w'here in the district within
the past day or two but so far no de
tails can be learned. Several respon
sible parties are said to be aware of
the strike but are pledged to secrecy
for varied reasons. Those of whom in
quiry has been made neither affirm
nor deny the story. The reports says
that one of the alleged strikes has been
made in placer ground while the other
Is supposed to be on a newly uncov
ered ledge at some point north of town
Mr. Andrew J. Stone la reported to
be in St. Michael waiting for the ar
rival of a vessel to convey him to Nome
It Is presumed by those conversant with
the business affairs of Mr. Stone that
he is preparing to commence work on
his power project in the Salmon lake
country. It was his intention, accord
ing to intimations given out last year
to place a power plant of high capa
city at some point In the neighborhood
of the lake utilizing the water from
the great body stored there for power
The addition of such a plant would un
questionably be a powerful Impetus tc
industry in this vicinity, through fur
nishing cheaper power for all lines.
A number of local business men havt.
become interested in the Alaska Bank
ing and Safe Deposit Company. It it
Staled that Mr. Fred M. Ayer will be
come president; Mr. A. Polet vice-pres
ident; Mr. il. S. Itiley secretary. Mr
J. V. Sheldon will continue as cashlei
in active management of the bank
others who have oeounfe stockholders
are VV. H. Webb. Henry Burgh, W. C
McGuire of Nornfe, ind E. H. Pfafth
of Council. Messrs. Ira D. Orton ano
F. H. Thatcher have disposed of a ma
jority of the stock to the above named
gentlemen but still retain an interest
in the bank as stockholders.
School Books. Lomas Bros.
NOTICE OF SALE.
in me v uiieu wuiica Commissioners
Cv.ui i iur me v-ape .Nome 1'1'ecliicl, Ter
ritory oi Alaska. In piobute.
hi me matter of Hie estate of at. VV.
.iiamigieii, ucceased.
.Notice is Hereby given mat in pur
at.ti* uuly maue anu eu
tt-ieu uy llie ubove entitled court on
me . mi uuy of Septemoer, 1315, in tut
matter ot Hie estate of M. VV. Malm
glen, ueceased, the undersigned admin
istrator of the said estate will sell at
public auction, to the highest biddei
tor susn, and subject to continuation
oi said court, on Tuesday, the 13th day
of October, 1315, at 12 o'clock noou, oi
saiu day , at tile front steps of the Uni
• u states District Court House at
Nome, Alaska, all of the right, title and
estate of the said M. VV. .Vlalmgren de
ceased, at the time of hid death, oi
which said estate of said deceased has
since acquired by operation of law oi
otherwise, in and to the following de
scribed placer mining claims, situated
in the Cape Nome Precinct, Territor;
of Alaska, to-wit;
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and Lou Fraction
claims, below the mouth of Buff creek
on Arctic creek.
Said interest in'said mining claims di
ordered to he sold being an undlvidei
one-third in each of said claims.
Deed to he at expense of purchaser.
FRANCIS J. KRICEK.
Administrator of the estate of M. W
Malgren, deceased.
Sept. 20. 27, Oct. 4, 11, 18.
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