FRESH STRAWBERRIES
AT
D. E. CROWLEY
NEWS NOTES
The cable which 11 AS been out of com
mission for the past two days was re
ported working again last evening.
The schooner Sea Wolf came tip from
Safety yesterday and will sail on the
initial voyage of the season in a few
days.
<\ S. Delainotie. the Oregon creek
miner who suffered a slight stroke of
paralysis a few days ago, is recovering
rapidly and is now out of the hospital.
Tob\ Heed is reported working full
Mast on Mountain creek with a crew of
two men. At the present time he is
scraping while making preparations to
« eminence sluicing.
The republican club will hold a meet
ing tonight which, report says, may
result in some unexpected developments.
Just what these may ho no one professes
to know and tin* O. i> IV leaders simply
look wist* when questioned.
Tin.* trading schooner Herman will
probably get away for the north this
evening or tomorrow morning. The ves
sel has loaded a considerable quantity
of supplies from this port, including a
good sized hatch of lumber for one of
the nonnem trading stations owned by
the Liebes company.
Harry Keown, Prank Shaw and Oeo
Muh!a have finished cleaning up on
Kock creek and an* said to hav»* achiev
ed satisfactory results from their min
ing endeavors. Arrivals from that sec
tion report that the Pioneer Mining
Company hiis a crew of men working
on their properties presumably for the
purpose of testing the scheelite deposits
reported to exist on that creek
A meeting oi the Ladies' Aid Society
«»t the Federated church was hold last
evening at the home of Mrs Crowley,
which was largely attended. It was
decided to give a social function next
Tuesday, July ■». in the building for
merly occupied by Lumens' studio, and
serve refreshments. Ladies are to meet
at the building Saturday. 2 p. m. Com
mittees were appointed at the meeting
last evening It was announced that
fixtures have been ordereo for an indi
rect lighting system for the church.
Mrs. A. Polet has purchased the lot
and building formerly occupied by the
Discovery saloon and also the lot and
cabin lying on the east side of the same
on First avenue it is stated that the
hew owner eon templates making im
provements on the property in the near
Lit lire. 'riu* three lots and cabins in
the rear ot tin* Discovery were recentI.\
transferred to the ownership of Chris
Jensen, the two transactions making the
most important real estate deals of the
past year.
A Pool There Was” will be repeated
at t la* Dream tonight A packed house
* greeted t he first of the Fox Film (’mil
I
i pans s productions to hi shown in Nome.
1 Feat show and acting ever seen in I
Nome, was tin* comment of many. Ed- (
ward Jose, as the "tool" and Theda j
l ;ira as the Vampire.’ showed their!
ahilitv t«» he classed as hig stars in the
movies. 'Pile next Fox feature. "The j
Nigger will be billed next week. Fri- j
! day and Saturday the Millionaire j
j Fain a great and thrilling mystery ,
J drama will he the bio. Tonight the i
j Prat show starts at •:»« sharp.
After a meeting held yesterday after
noon, a number oi prominent citizens .
■ •I tin business and professional world
appeared before the district attorney in
I an effort to dissuade him from his an- '
pounced intention of abolishing the red i
light section. The principal argument
j against the contemplated action was that
; it was not only practically impossible to
drive the domi mondaine’s from the cil> |
hut an »iterr»rw to do so would proba- f
idy result in scattering them throughout
the residence districts Every species
oi persuasion was resorted to but Mr. 1
Saxton utterly refused to recede from '
h is present position, contending that
prostitution was against the law and
could not he countenanced, regardless of
circumstances. It is said that several
■ it the women have already secured J
quarters in other localities
I
The case* of tin* cltv of Nome vs.
I
Storm attracted a .urge and attentive;
audience to the municipal court room !
yesterday afternoon. The evidence of
fend was of a decidedly conflicting na
ture. Wm. Buckmaster, the complain
ing witne ss, inserting that he had been j
attacked without provocation while |
engaged in the peaceful pursuit of read- j
mg a magazine, while the defendant. |
storm, alleged that the complainant had
accosted him in a belligerent manner
and offered offensive remarks. Both
sides seemed of the belief that the other \
offender and aggressor. Both sides in- j
troduced considerable testimony but none \
which seemed of a conclusive nature. !
Judge Grimm finally decided the matter i
by declaring the defendant not guilty. \
l M. Heed appeared for the defense I
while (*it> Attorney Hugh o'Neiil pros- |
eoutod the case for the city.
George F. Kilroy, local representative
of the I’nion Construction Company,
states that the fifty ton Ball test mill
to be employed by Walter Johnson and
associates at the Lost river tin mine
during the summer has been shipped to
Lost river and will be erected by M. J.
W eller an expert inillman who will also j
have charge of future mill operations.
The eompany, which is officially titled
i the Alaska 'Pin Company, in addition to
the work to be done on the lode prop- j
city .also contemplates doing consider
able hydraulic tin mining on the hill- '
side where the mine is located, tl has,
been discovered that the eroded out- I
croppings of ih* h-ds- im rich in tin
and wnlfrnmu* and can be easilx work
ed bx the installation of a pipe line from
nearby xxat» i sources About two thou
sand feet of pipe will .»«• .aid and it Is
exp#». i.*d that from twenty to thirty tints
of thi disintegrated ore aw raging sixty
per cent wolframite and thirl \ llw to
torty per cent tin can be cleaned up.
Assays of the eroded deposits show val
ues close to $*.UUU per ton.
Furnished rooms. No :!»J First avenue
immtu'ai i*ot is simmi:kin(1
Have you sent your literature and
political cards to the outlying districts
\ of Now is the time to do it while the
mail boats are running. The Nugget
will rush your order out Immediately.
•'A8KMKNT THIA1. n'MMKNVRS
j A. I*. A. HrrvicP.
LUNDON, June 2N The prosecution of
I Sir Kogcr Casement on a charge of high
treason commenced this morning. The
cam* is attracting wide attention and
hundreds hu\< been refused admission
10 tiie hearings- Casement, testifying
:ur hi in seif declared that Germany had
no connection with either the develop
ment oi'financing oi the Irish revolution
Chickens, OOc per pound, eggs 75c per
dozen. George Prosser, phone Black 5.
Call or ring Main 46 wTtsn you havs
ob printing to be done. Ths Nuggst
! has ths most complete stock for all 1
jjcasionck
Dream Theater
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
A FOOL THERE WAS
plftECTION WILLIAM Pqx >
FIRST SHOW 7.15 SECOND 0.45
LAST 10.15
Adm. 25c.
HISS ALICE COONEY, Pianist.
Dont Spend Any More Money
Eor repairs, on that
old worn out
When you can buy a new Waltham, Elgin or Hamilton Watch
at less than factory cost, in ladies or Men’s sizes.
See our window display
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—STORE CLOSES JULY I5TH.
Store building and fixtures for sale.
| Just Received a new line of latest
SPRING HATS,
OLOAKS & SUITS
StB WINDOW DISPLAY'
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
A STRAIGHT LINE
| Is tin* shortest distance between two given points and is the
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Onr personal attention is devoted to the buying and selecting of quality j
in merchandise. This enables y<>u t«» purchase better goons at lower
prices. j
If you Intend buying an out hi either for the home or camp, we invite
you to inspect the quality of our goods and get our prices before placing
an order.
GOGGIN’S The Quality Store.
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Hloress Prices I
Pacs $5.50 Boots $10.00
With the boats come the outside prices and our udvh* to our patrons
is to buy at present all there needs for the season as all new goods coming
j! i*> will be higher than ever before (This applies to any article made of cloth,
rubber or leather) |
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
MEN S AND BOY'S CLOTHING
At prices that all can afford j
a new suit.
New line of mens shoes and
furnishings.
Call and look over our large
stock.
Everything at right prices.
A. Wittenberg
General Merchandise i
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THE NONPAREIL
1 CLOSING OUT SALE j
| NOW GOING ON §
| THE BIG RUSH FOR RARGAINS f
g Still continues. New goods have been g
| received by the last boats and are now §
ON SALE |
I AT SACRIFICE PRICES f
| new dresses new Waists New Coats |
§ $20.00 $ 2.00 $12.00 I
| and up and up and 8 '
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