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ADVISE NOT TO RUSH TO
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
SKATTLK, April 13 Owing to the
warnings given out by Secretary Lane
ami the Seattle lUisiness flubs against
rushing to Southeastern AlucUa follow
ing the railroad announcement the Al ,
iskn steamship companies will probab- ;
ly not greath in*• reuse their service!
unless the tourist traffic proves larger
than expected.
W H V EAT POOH BREAD
When you can get GOOD. WHOLE
SOME Bread dt 5c per loaf.
ANVIL BAKERY.
NORTH POLE BAKER>
For Ch ice Beef, Mutton, Pork. 41
Veal, Reindeer -nd Poultry, also
if Black Cod, Halibut and Salmon
4* go to the J►
!| INDEPENDENT |j
l| MEAT MARKET
<[ W H. WEBB. Prop.
Telephone Mam 15.
HUERTA WILL SOON LEAVE U. S.
WASHINGTON, April 13 —It is re
ported that Ex-President Huerta will
soon leave the United States for Ven
ezuela or Colombia from whence he will
Monduct negotiations with unknown
, parties in Mexico until he deems It
i safe for him to return to his native
j land.
CARRANZA ORDERS AMMUNITION
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NEW oltl,E.\NS. April 13- Orders!
have been placed with a local firm forj
thirty-seven million rounds of machine)
gun and rifle cartridges for the use of
tlie Carranza forces in the Mexican j
war. Agents of ttie Mexican leader,
concluded the signing of the contract j
today.
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j+ Act Seventeen -Getting worse +
+ and worse Audience throwing +
i+ tits and gasping for ozone. Road +
14* Show April Kith. ♦
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Tin Nugget is giving its subscribers
r. telegraph news than any other
1" i in Alaska and will continue to
i • mi Send in your name and have
Nugget delivered to your homo or
I>o it now.
NOW IS THE TIME
lo buy small rugs ami Carpet remnants.
The sale begins Tuesday April 13th
| G. P. GQGGIN
y THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
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It makes no difference how
WET
1 Von mav be. Be sure and keep vour feet f
1 DRY I
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I here is only one stock of Footwear in
Nome and we have it |
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. I
FREO W. PETERSON, Manager
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II Two Pound Role 50c
j J J
i »U‘marKarinc* is sweeter, « leaner and l»«-11e*r in many respects than $
! ; butter and costs just one-half as much We shipped 2,000 pounds !
w thinkinp people would welcome this help in the reduction in expenses. J
' > lint very few have even Riven it a trial, those who have are steadv '
3 1 3
i i c ustomers. You will if you try t. Forpet what someone has told you «
j; ahout Olemnrparine (that someone told themi hut come and find out |
• | what it Is. j
11 Pacific Cold Storage Co.
NEWS NOTES 1
Martin Ravenkllde was in town for a i
fiw hours yesterday, "just to see what j
was going on.”
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Through the solicitiation of his many
friends Mr, E. \V. Carleton has con
sented to have his name placed in the
field as a candidate for clerk of the
N’ume school board.
Deputy Marshal Lovell arrived from
Dnnlakleet with a brace of prisoners
last night and reports a hard trip De
puty Lovell unfortunately broke two
ribs by falling on the ice when enroute
to t'nalakleet and has hail no end of
suffering while returning
Tonight the Vaudeville Road Show
will hold forth at Eagle hall and there
will doubtless be a crowded house
when the curtain shall rise on the in
trial act. The array of entertainers is
the best ever and an Interesting even
ing is assured.
The council meeting Inst evening
was the last regular meeting, but one,
in which the present council will parti- j
cipate. Next Monday the counctlmanlo !
body will conclude their business, after'
I which they will adjourn to the Thttrs- j
'day following at which time the In-;
coming council will tnke their seats
The local Moose lodge will give one
i of the usual enjoyable socials Wednes
day night to members and their Invited
friends. The social will he in the na
ture of an entertainment to the visiting
Moose from Solomon, many of whom
will he In town to see the start of the
Sweepstakes.
,\ distinguished array of legal talent
faced the District Court in the case of j
, A1 Nicholson, charged with selling |
liquor without a license, this morning
Attorneys Grigsby, O'Neill, Reed and
j
Lomen, representing the defendant, tie
1 latter three being entered as nssociat' j
.counsel, at the request of Attorney!
Grigsby. Hearing of arraignment
was waived find the court granted until (
Thursday morning in which to plead
in the case of Mike Hatzaoff, con
I vir-ted on the charge of obtaining
| money under false pretenses, sentence
| was delayed pending the hearing of a ;
motion for a new trial Hearing was
set for Saturday at 10 The case of
Jack Douglass, charged with gamb
ling was also held over pending the
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consideration by the court of a de- I
murrer to the charge offered by the (
defendant’s attorney Hugh O’Neill. |(
Charles Thompson has received a ,
letter from friends on the outside in (
which it is slated that Rd Flemming (
and Clyde Morris are preparing i"
I, no for Washington, D. C., In the
hope of securing a contract on some j'
I portion of the construction work on <
the new government railnrad. i
I
I
Nugget Johnson is now fixing up In
preparation for sluicing his wintei
dump. A gasoline engine has been
taken to the ground and various acces- ;
sories including sluice lumber, hose. etc. j
is being taken to the ground In readl- j
noss for the hreakenp. Practically all j
of the miners who have taken out j
dumps during the winter are also get-;
ting thing things In readiness for the
early run of water.
The preliminary arrangements for
the All-Alaska Sweepstakes race are
completed and everything is in readi
ness for the atan at 0 a. m. tomorrow.
Six teams will face Queen Constance,
the start »r of the Riglitli All-Alaska
Sweepstakes race, the first of which
will he that of Fred Ayer,
[who will start on the long Journey al
U sharp. The other entries will depart
| at one minute intervals in the following j
order: Dr. Kittilsen. Holmson. driver: i
I Council Kennel Club, Murphy, driver:
Paul Kjedstad. driver, self; Allan * |
’ Darling Allan, driver; I,. Seppala.!
driver, self. The judges stands were
! erected on Barracks Square during the;
I forenoon, the lumber being donated for
the purpose hv W J Rowe.
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A good sized crowd of Nomeites
comfortably filled the gymnasium at
the army post last night when Com
pany D, 14th P. S. Infantry, assisted by
the members of the hospital and quar
termaster corps, gave their dance to
| the public of Nome. The gymnasium
I was splendidly decorated and ttic floor
1 excellent. A fine lunch was served, a
j la cafeteria, b.v the ladles and gentle
men of the committee. Miss Ktondy
Nelson and Prof. Peterson furnished
J their usual good music and everyone
proclaimed the affair a great success,
j Dancing was indulged in until one
thlrtv when the town people were
: bundled into comfortable sleds and
s' nt back to the city. One of the inter
! i sting novelties of the evening was the
blowing of messcnll. and everyone
| seemed to know it was time to eat. The
splendid courtesy shown hy the sol
diers should go far toward strengthen
ing the friendship between the Nome
ites and the Fort people.
SWEEPSTAKES
ROAD SHOW
EAGLE THEATRE
TUESDAY, APRIL 13. 1915
^ KLONDY NELSON 4. ERNE8T 8ERGGREN
The Powell and Ysuye of the North.
g DOC. KEMP
AND HIS COMPANY OF COLLEGE YOUTHS
Consisting; of
Faxon Lewis. Oliver Weaver, Henry Cole nnd Ralph Lomen.
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0 MISS RANNIE BAKER
Nome’s Sweetest Singer
0 The return to Vaudeville of
( VESTA SHELDON
With her European Novelty Chorus
Consisting of
Ellen Weaver, Ida Wegner, Ruth Morris, Holly Jones
Katherine McGuire and Helen Allan.
£ NEIL McNAB
Scotland's Greatest Favorite.
TEN MINUTES INTERMISSION
P LATEST MOVING PICTURES
■
Q JONES & SHARPE
in the song skit
“AT THE RECEPTION"
^ McGUIRE & KERR
in Ludicrous Capering* of Highly Hilarious Calibre.
| WM. PANGMAN
Assisted by Bogan and Miller
in Fun with the Rubes.
This adv. is donated by the Nugget
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All members of the Nome Common
Council were present when the meeting
was called to order by Mayor Origsby
|last night ami no particular incident
I marred the peaceful serenity prevailing
the Connell Chambers throughout.
After the reading and approval of
the minutes there being no other busi
ness in the regular order, Orland. act
ing for the committee on streets and
lighting moved that the extension of
tlie McAllister snow removal contract
for a period of twenty days, received
(lie approval of the Council, which en
dorsement was given on mot I >n of
Councilman Mollcr. The report of the
I City Health Officer. Hr Chace for (lie
month of March was read by the clerk
and disclosed that there were three
patients admitted during the month,
one being still under care. Two deaths
| and no births were reported and the
typhoid patients were also stated to
| have completely recovered. Hills ap
proved by tiie Finance committee and
! totaling $991 3N were read and on mo
tion of Murphy warrants were ordered
drawn for same New hills totaling
$330.00 Including the pay of the judge,
clerks and special officers of the recent
election amounting to $130.00 were read
and on motion of Orland all labor hills
and also the bill for voluntar> labor in
opening a city drain presented by Mr.
Derrold last week he paid on suspen
sion of rules, whie hwas so ordered.
The Clerk then submitted tin* report of;
tlie canvassing hoard of the late elec- j
tiim showing tlie total number of votes I
cast to lie 9S7 of which 4 were spoiled
leaving an actual count of 974 Conn- j
oilman Kiesele then submitted thej
usual resolution declaring the incoming:
l
body duly and legal!' elected which j
resolution on motion of Alderman
Murphy was adopted on roll call ail
vot ing aye.
| No further business developing the
! i 'ouncil ad jout ned
The Nugge. will print vour statio >•
iry at reasonable price'* on shor*
notice.
GERMAN SUBMARINES SENT
TO POLA TO HELP AUSTRIA
—
LONDON'. The Chronicle's Geneva
corespondent says the Tribune ile
Geneva publishes a dispatch from its
I’ola correspondent statins that three
German submarines arrived there re
|iently. having been transported in
sections overland. Their operations,
it is understood, will not be confined
to tiie Adriatic sea. but will extend to
the Mediterranean, where they will at
tack ships irrespective of nationality
and the flap flown.
NOTICE.
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side world? Subscribe now, $2.00 per
month delivered every night before b
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UNIQUE CANDLE
DUG RACE
PRUGRAM
According lo late arrivals, the people
of Candle had quite n day of festivity
on the occasion of the big dog race
from Candle to Keevvalik. run on the
17th of March last, nearly everybody
turning out to witness the race which
is described as “some race.” In the
evening a public hall was given by the
Kotzebue Kennel Club, as a benefit to
that organization which was attended
by everyone for miles around. The fol
lowing is the program of the evening:
GRAND MASQUERADE
benefit of
KOTZEBUE KENNEL CLUB
March 17, 1915.
St Patrick’s I ween ne’er more honored
has heen
On the heath of the Emerald Island
And we all wear the green with a grace
that when seen
Proclaims us ‘‘.Just landed from Ire
land."
- The Bard of Minnehaha
PROGRAMME.
I The Big Mush
2. One-step.
| 3. Extra.
t. Keewalik Trot.
5. Extra.
fl The Rex Gallop.
7 The Shtige Two-step,
x. The Caesar Three-step
9. The Scotty Four-step.
10. The Leader Polka.
II The Jack Walk. Unmask
13. The Big Feed. 12 midnight.
14. Pavlownna.
15. The Salmon Glide.
It). The I.ame Rabbit.
17. The Candle Creek Glide,
is. Extra.
19. Reindeer Dance.
20. Extra, Extra. Extra and Dulee
Don urn.
And the night shall he filled with music
And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs
And silently steal away.
To yet the news read the Nugget.
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