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HUERTA DECLARES
INTENTIONS PACIFIC
\’K\Y YORK, April l*i in an inter
view today former president Huerta
vehemently asserted liiat he had noth
ing whatever to do with the assusainn
lion of Kranciso Maviero Huerta de
clares that none deplore the untimely
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etui of the great Mexican leader more
than himself.
Huerta also states that he has no in
tention offomenting further dis
turbances in .Mexico and only desires
t** .rrange his affairs in the southern |
Ib'l'iihlie before departing to Ktirope.
'rite espionage of the American author! -
ties to which Huerta says he is sub
jected, will reveal no sign, he declares, t
of any other than the most pacific in
tent ions.
WEATHER RFPORT.
Nome Alaska. April 14, 191.'*
Temperature Max. is, Min. 12.
Barometer 29 H I inches.
Weather I*artly clouds.
Wind Average 10 miles per hour
Precipitation Trace snow.
Nome. Alaska. April 15. 1915.
Temperature Max. 32, Min 2 below
Weather (* loud y snowing.
Wind Average 0 miles per hour.
Precipitation trace snow.
1 NOW IS THE TIME
To buy small ru\cs ami Carpet remnants.
The sale begins Tuesday April Idth
G. P. GOGGIN
^ THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MO NEY.
It makes no difference how
WET
Yon mav be. Be sure and keep vour feet
DRY !
I here is only one stock of Footwear in
r Nome and we ha\e it
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. |
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager |
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t Two Pound Roll 50c |
^ < deniargarine is sweeter. « lean* 1 and better in mans respeets than *
T butter and easts just one-half a inm h. We shipped 2,000 pounds X
thinking i*ei»pj• • would welroine this help in the reduction in expenses, T
▼ but very few have even given 1 a. trial, those who have are steady ♦
eustomers. You will if you tr> t Forget what someone has told you Z
T about < demargnrine it hat someone told them* but come anil find out X
T what it is. J
: Pacific Cold Storage Co.
ps nsFt
J Hydraulic V%Ph|
I In large or small \
J quantities at i
I CARLETON & CO. I
NEWS NOTES
Tonight will he ‘’Ladies Night” fori
: t he A. 1 Vs when the ladies will he given :
a reception b\ the members.
The men engaged in placing the
Sesnon caisson in condition for the i
summer were unable to work todav on
account of tlie high water.
Manager Bukke states that the pre
liminarv work of placing the Moonlight
Water Mains in condition for the sum
tuer will he started about May first.
The Nemo Kennel Club received a
wire from the Darlings at Berkley an
nouncing their best wishes and a dona
tion of fifty dollars to the Sweepstakes
purse.
The telegraph lines wont down yes
jterdnv morning at sonic point between
lOibhon and Fairbanks necessitating the
relaying of messages which caused no |
little delay.
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Man Russel is hauling supplies out |
Ito the Servctus dredge on Arctic creek |
while the trails are in good condition
ether mining men would do well to
take advantage of the present trail ‘
conditions and not wait until the spring
breakup overtakes them.
.lames ITotopapas telephones that he
will arrive in Nome tonight or tomor
row morning with a large quantitv of
mov ing picture films for the Dream l
'Theatre some of which will he dis- ,
played Sunday in the event of his
rival as stated.
W .1 Rowe inv ites all children of i
Nome t<> a sleigh ride partv on Satur
day. April 17th. weather premitting
Teams starting from Rowe’s Transfer
I'dllc. promptlv at m ..Lunch
served free at creek-end of journey.
Wtetidants with small children are also
I invited Children should leave names
I it Rowe’s office on or before Friday,
j I fit h. at fi p m
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The Nugget takes this opportunity ,Mj
; thank tie firm ..f Lorn on Bros, for ihci
gift of a very valuable map of Seward j
I’enirtsuln, on which the course of the I
VI! - Alaska Sweepstakes race shows |m
[advantage. Much interest centers in
the time the big dog race will be made
•nd many are the friendly bets made,
with toothpick to a box of candy or a
"■ w hat an object.
•less Willard who won the world’s
< hampionship from .Tack Johnson in the
heavy weight class in Havana, a few
I days ago will be shown in fighting eus
; tom at the movies in Fugle Hall on
.Sunday night next. Willard is a most
magnificent specimen of physical mnn
i hood being six feet and seven inches in
' height and weighing about two hundred
I and thirty fiv e to forty pounds in con
dition. and is built in thorough propor
t ion.
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Tile usual Thursday night card social
Jot' tile Miners Home Club was well
(attended and an enjoyable evening was
(spent over the card tables. The final
i games for the Trophy were won by Mrs.
| Trew. first; ,Mis. Ford, second; Jack
l.aeeh, third. The winners of the social
.games were Mrs. Searg't Smith, first
’.Mrs. Erickson, second; Mrs. Stadie,
j ’bird. The winners of the gentlemens
(prizes were Harney Lundy, first. Frank
j Larsen, second; Joe Wise, third. The
! ladies of the organization will give a
(spread to the gentlemen next Thursday
■ at II.3U P. M.
j A four part program of unusual in
j terest will he shown at the Dream Siin
■ day night the principle feature of which
will he tlie two part comedy-drama
The Great Madonna in which beautiful
Lillian Walker leads. The story deals
j with the search of an artist for a per
fect model and leads to some strange
situations. In addition the comidles
The King and the Popper and a Rainy
Day. both of which made a hit some
months ago. will he shown and also
the clever Indian drama Saved by His
Horse. The latter story is woven
around the feats of a trained horse or
unusual intelligence.
The program shown Wednesday will
lie repeated tomorrow night.
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137 BILLS INTRODUCED; JUNEAL
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•I I X FA 1'. April 1C.—One hundred
and two House measures, thirty-five
memorials and fifty seven Senate hills
is the record of the second Alaska legis
lature when the closing of the day’s
session, yesterday, marked the last day
for the presentation of legislative hills.
Included in the enactments proposed
arc amendments to nearly every law in
the territorial code.
The Legislature held no sesison yes
terday. Late enactments are the pas
sage of the Mining Committee's mining
law witli the Senate amendments elim
inated.
The. Aldrich pension hill is under con
sideration today and will probably pass.
GERMANS SINK
NtUlRAL VESSELS
l.i i.NDON, April IP The admiralU
states that the German submarines are
ruthlessly torpedoing steamships be
longing to foreign and neutral nations
Where ever there is tin- slightest sus
pielon llmt they are carrying cargoes
which might reach I lie enem\ and thus
hoping to further cripple the food suit
plies of England and lYanee.
ENGINEERS
ENROUTE
TO ALASKAj
SKATT1.F, April IR. That the ad
ministration intends to push tin* work
11 f const met inn on the Alaska railroad
| is indicated by the arrival of many en
gineers who will in part compose the
party sailing for the North on the Mar- !
I ipo,sa next Sunday. Reserxations have1
| been made for Kngih«*<r Kdes and
forty -fix e others.
I TO FIGHT
PARIS, April 1*1. Thousands of
[youths whose ages range from sixteen
to eighteen years have during the past
month petitioned the government for
I the privilege t«» hear arms for the
country beginning June first so that
Prance max have every man available
j t <» help re pell the deciding campaign
j which ill of France feels will take
I dace t his summer.
BASEBALL SEASON
IS OPENED
WASHINGTON, April 111. President
j Wilson and several members of the j
cabinet attended the opening game of j
| the base ball season.
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DIVERS REPORT
F-4 CAVED IN
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MOXULl'U’, April 16. Submarine
divers protected from the enourmous
pressure by the newly developed diving
dress have located the submarine F. 4.
lying in over two hundred feet of water
with the superstructure completely
caved in and the hull filled with water
Tile vessel will be raised.
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EX-SENATOR ALDRICH DIES.
NEW YORK, April 16. Nelson \Vi 1 -
marth Aldrich, former United States
Senator from Rhode Island is dead.
The dead statesman was for many
years one of the most prominent figures
in American political life and served
many years ns congressman and sena
tor from bis homo state.
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GOOD EATS.
i Mrs. Ginnivan has opened the Hoff
man House and is now prepared to
9erve the best meals and lunches in
Nome.
<' For Ch ice Beef, Mutton, Pork,
Jt Veal, Reindeer end Poultry, also ,*
Black Cod, Halibut and Salmon
<[ go to the <,
I INDEPENDENT I
| MEAT MARKET ::
<1 W. H. WEBB, Prop. ;!
Telephone Main 15.
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44 PLENTY OF CARNATION AND ALPINE MILK AT T
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MT. AETNA IS
AGAIN ACTIVE
ROM 10, April 13.- -Advices from Ales
? ina state that Alt, Aetna is again active
and is throwing great clouds of smoke
and ashes. t'atania dispatches state
that the inhabitants are panic stricken
and are preparing to flee although hut
j little damage lias thus far been done
jit is stated that the contour of the
mountain lias greatly changed ami it
is believed that a part of the crater has
fallen In. Earthquake tremors are
sh iking the island us far west as Pal
ermo.
TO GET THE NEWS READ THE
NUGGET.
irOLZROOK, Arlz., April 15.- The
great I.ynmn reservoir which iinpoumls
the waters of the I.ittle Colorado near
this place broke at mid-night sending
i torrent of water sweeping down the
valley and indunating a wide stretch
"I country. Eight persons perished in
the Mood which come with scarcely an\
warning. .Many farms within the irri
- iic.i district are under water although
lit lie damage has resulted aside from
t lie loss of lives.
8" S STEAL
VALUABLE SILK
Ul’h'KAlA), April Ifi.—It has develop
ed that the bulk of the loot secured in
I the daring holdup of the New York
U’entral fast freight at Sanborn, seven -
j teen miles north of this cit\. was almost
'entirely composed of silks. It is evi
I dent that the robbers were aware of the
j shipment as no attempt was made to
take the contents of several cars con
tabling valuable merchandise which
w* if broken into, The robbery is con
sidered one of the most daring in the
histoi > of train robberies.
TO GET THE NEWS HEAD THE
NUGGET.
16 TROOPS
NEW YORK, April Iti. Travellers
arriving from England declare that an
unbroken stream of soldiers is flowing
into France from (he British Isles and
shows conclusively that the men of
England are responding nobly to Kitch
ner's call in spite of the reports to tin*
contrary. The British authorities are
strictly censoring ail reports both by
mail and cable which may indicate tiny
u lii i i- near the actual number of troops
now on the continent but competent ob
servers in England declare that there
arc not less than a million and three
quarters fighting on tiie French battle
fields at present and a huge army is
also being trained at home.
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help advertise Nome.
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