SWEDISH ESTIMATES OF TOTALS OF
KILLED, WOUNDED, AND POISONERS
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A Swedish newspaper of rooent
date, a copy of which was sent to
a Nome mun, contains a careful tab
ulation of the losses of the various
countries in killed, wounded and
prisoners. As many queries have been
sent to the Nugget about this sub
ject the figures are given below:
Killed—
Germany . 885,000
Austria.718.000
Turkey. 160,000
Bulgaria. 25,000
Total .1,778,000
England. 205,000
France . 885,000
Russia .1,408,000
Italy . 105,000
Serbia . 110,000 i
Belgium . 50,000 j
Total .2,853,000 j
Total killed.4,031,000
Wounded—
Germany. .......2,110,000
Austria.r... .1,777,000
T urltey . 350,000
Bulgaria . 00,000
Total .4,303,000
Eng.and . 513.000
France .3,115,000
Russia.3,830,000
Italy . 345,000
Belgium .110,000
Serbia . 140,000
Total ., .6,942,000
Total wounded.11,345,000
Prisoners —
Germany . 327,000
Austria .1,150,000
Turkey . 150,000
Total .1,027,000
Fngland . 107,000
France . 360,000
uussia .2,000,000
ualy . 66,000
tUlglum . 40,000 1
erbia . 200,000 I
Total .2,702,000 ,
Total losses—
Bermauy .3,328,000 ;
Austria .3,045,000 !
■ urltey . 050,000
Buigaua . 85,000 j
Central powers.7,708,000
England . 824,oo0
France .3.300.000
Uussia .7,318,000
Italy . 406,000
Belgium . 200,000 I
Serbia . 450,0000 ^
Total .12,557,000 I
Brand total of all losses In killed, j
wounded an.l prisoners of all nations j
involved, 20,205,000.
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ALASKA NOTES
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H. C. Shough, a Willow creek min
ing mun, leput.s Ins claims cover a
vein ol go.a bearing quartz in,in 60
lo Hiu loei In wiuui and wlnon has
been uncovered tor a u.sianee ol iiuuo
feet, tie is runn.ug u tunnel wiih
the Intention of cuunig the lead at
depth.
Three new steamers will be bu.lt by
the Alaska Steamship Company, ac
cording to a recent announcement,
that will exceed in speed and accomo
dations any of their present vessels.
The new vessels will be operand on
the Alaska runuunng the summer and
on the Ftnluuelplna-Seattle run dur
ing the winter.
Chris Strank, of the Ashing schooner
Three Brothers, jumpeu irom the rail
of the boat lo a hatch when a halibut
hook hang.iig from a line in the rig
ging caugi.t in his neck close to Hie
carotid artery. The hook was Imbed
ded in Ins met nearly all men ana ms
brother had to use a razor to cut it
out of the ilesh.
Robert Fenwick, an old-tini Klon
diker, who left Dawson with the
Boyle detachment in October, 1 'J14,
is reporteu to have been killed in
b ranee. Be was driving an ammu
nition truck when it was suuck by a
German shell. Nothing remained of
the outfit but a hole in the ground.
he steamer Northland, which was
sunk several weeks ago at Kuke, and
which was recently partly raised by
a salvage campauy only lo fall hack
again into even deeper water than ul
first, is now repedted to have set
tled nearly ten feet in the mud at the
bottom of the bay ,
Louis Goyette, who was out on a
$6000 bond on the charge of shoot
ing his partner near Fairbanks, has
again been taken into custody on an
other charge of shooting with attempt
to kill, the charge being preferred by
Martin Smith, at whom Guyetto shot
twice, but missed.
The Alaska Herring and Sardine
Company, operating at Fort Walter,
Baranoit Island, has put up 30,<>0t>
cases of Kippered Herring, which are
reported superior to the imported ar
ticle.
J. E. Doughterty, who recently at
tempted suicide at Juneau by cutting
his throat with a razor, has recov
ered from his injuries, and ha3 been
adjudged insane by a jury in the
Commissioners court at that place.
He will be sent to the Morningside
asylum.
Robert E. Burns, formerly an em
ploye of tiie Samson Hardware Co.,
of Fairbanks, has been appointed Li.
8. Commissioner at Kenanu by Judge
Bunnell. In addition to his other
duties, Mr. Burns will be connected
with the Alaskan Engineering Com
mission.
Although a number of searching
parties have searched every nook
and corner of the Tanana rievr, :io
trace has hern found of Ralph Gilli
land, the missing timber' cruiser of
the forestry service, whose empty
boat wa3 found recently on the Ta
nana river.
At the regular meeting of the Ke
Ml Fishing ft Trading Company, J.
Toon, O. J. Keating, L. C. Booker, E.
oueubson ami Yiuid James were cho
sen as directors. The board elected
ujlm is cun president, Ur. Keating
i iCe-piesiueni and Ward James, sec
* Italy-lleasuier.
The marshal's ofliee at Fairbanks
lias been utuhorized to expend the
sum of $&oo in the search lor the
luuy of Ralph Uilliiaud, the timber
cruiser for the general laud cilice,
n ho mysteriously disappeared a short
L ine ago while going uown the Ta
:.anu river in a boat.
The Canadian I’acilic railway Is
planning an extensive auvertising
eampaign in the states this winter by
l.i^aiis of moving pictures showing
me scenery of the Vukon country
u..d Alaska. Representatives ot the
Essanay Company are now in the
country taking the pictures.
Tlie river steamer ShU3hana sunk
recently at her dock in the Chena riv
er. A piece of scrap iron on tlie riv
er bottom penetrated the hull of the
boat admitting the water and she
went to the bottom. Work of raising
her started at once.
GOLD MINING ON WILLOW
Gold mining in the Willow Creek
listrict, Alaska, is the subject of a
report by S. R. Capps, recently issued
by the United .Stab s Geological Sur
vey, Departmi nt of the Interior, as
Bulletin 642-F. The region has re
cently been the scene of active pros
pecting, and plans are under way for
mining on several properties as the
result of the beginning of the con
struction of the new Government
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TO NOME AERIE NO. 75, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. NOME, ALASKA.
Whereas. Nome Aerie ha.i petitioned the undersigned Grand Worthy President of the Grand Aerie,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, for Special Dispensation to Initiate candidates for a reduced initiation fees
for a period of three months, extending from Oct 1st to Deo. Slst, 1916, 31 to 30 years, $10.00; 30 to
40 years, $12.50; 40 to 50 years, $15.00.
Now therefore know ye. th^t I, Grand Worthy President, hy vlrture of the power and authority
vested In me by the Constitution and Laws of the Fraternal Order of Engles, do hereby grant a DIS
PENSATION to said Aerie, us follows: To initiate candidates for the following reduced Initiation fees for
a period of three months, extending from Oct. 1st, to Dec. Slst, 1916. SI to 30 years, $10.00; 30 to 40 j
years, $12.50; 40 to 50 years, $15.00.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have caused the seal of the GrandAerle to be affixed and my signature
subscribed hereto this Twenty-second day of September, 1916. REX B. GOODELL, j
Grand Worthy President
| railroad, which will pass along tho
! border of this district.
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For several years gold has been pro
duced from lode mines in this region,
and in 1015 the value of this product
amounted to nearly $250,000. The ob
servations made by the Government
geologist at several of the more de
veloped properties Indicate that the
lode s persist to •'considerable depth
and that the ore from the deeper
levels will probably be free milling.
A copy of the report may be obtain
ed free on request to the Director,
Geological Survey, Washington, D.C.
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