DO YOU LIKE N CE FRESH ESGS?
THEN USE HOLLYHUSST
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of
these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their
| freshness. !
D. E. CROWLEY GROG.
SOMEBODY IS GOING TO GET IT
With even $1.00 cash purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we give i ticket which entitles the
holder one chance on a
I
Lomen Bros.
THREE STORES
Draw ng December dl, 1016
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' NEWS NOTES
Mail is Uu 3 today irom uuiuiu .tit.
ana way puials 10 the eastward.
—
The Pioneer ladies true to their
trauiuens walked m Uie luncral pro
cession yesterday uuil auenueU the
obseguies in a lady.
H. H. Holler has be> n elected trus
tee or the i lonecis ot' Alaska to suc
ceed C. t. ltice who went out on the
last boats.
The first meeting of the Miners
home club was well attended last
n.gilt and plans were made for com
ing socials and other arrangements
for the winter season.
R. Cremer has taken coal, a boiler
and an ou.til lo the mou.h of LJangJi
creek where he will do considerable
prospecting.
Murray Sullivan and Company have
taken out a load of oil to the Kath
leen claim where they are now begin
ning to hoist pay dirt.
William Marx will go up to Telkr
shortly after Dec. 1st where he will
go into the reindeer busin.ss in con
nection with the heard of Lomon and
company.
Evan Jack is going to prospect on
Peluk creek lo the eastward of If yotte
well, lie has taki n out a boiler, coal
and supplies.
James Ke nan, superintendent of
the Bangor dredge made a flying trip
yesteiday to the city with his String
of racing dogs. He says there is little
snow on lhe tundra as y'ot and that
tl.e r.vers sue not frozen over so that
traveling is somewhat habardous.
Preparations have begun for the
Roof Garden which is one of the lug
events of the winter nnd is glvi n by
the Pioneers of Alaska. An execu
tive committee consisting of Judge
Thornton, Elmer Reed, Lloyd Botts,
William Slip k and Robert James was
appointed Wednesday night and has
full power lo appoint all neerss u\,
committees and to make arrange
iu u.s v> u.oii will insure the success
ci ihe altuir.
Miss juctalia Johnson, the popular
young iau> viohnisi, is soun to star,
a cGss in viuhn instruction which will
met i a long let want. She is the
ltatii r cl tlie .vouie orchestra anil is a
musician cl talent. As a soloist she
has traveled intensively over the Uni
ted States.
The late George A. Hall is survivei
by a sister in Wisconsin and a sister
in-law and mice. The latter two left
Nome about tlu middle of the sum
mer am r a residence of a year or sc
here. The deceased was especia'ly
fond of ins neice, .Miss itilcy, and had
noped up to the sailing of the last
coats to join her ai.d her mother on
the outsiue for the winter.
Tlie Stelg.lmi r Je~.cy Quad truck
was p.l d h.gii vvitli mail tliiis morn
ing whin it started for Safety. There
was over 3.000 pouiius of mail which
came in on the last boats and it is
going to Council, Candle, Kotzebue ano
some to 1’oint barrow, from Safety
,t will be s a. on to Solomon by horse
drawn t aias and th nee by dog teams
.o its various destinations.
The chivuree un.un of boys is s!ill
lit existence uKhcugh their form r
1 ader, Johnnie Sullivan, stowed away
on tlie Umatilla and beat it for a
hug r lieln oi effort. Tlie boys -ire
ready to go on the Job every time the
wedding bells are rung unless the
bridegroom pays the price of exemo
tion. The boys have a regular scale
of prices which they charge for dis
pensing with their services. It is $5
for a working man, $10 for a boss rind
so on up to $25 for a milloinaire.
No sooner had Mr. Androe entered
the matrimonial state than he was
celled on by Loo Wittenberg who B3k
d for t. n dollars as the proper fi t
for immunity from tin pan music. Mr.
AnAdree did not balk at the price
but qu slioned Leo’s authority to act
for the union and called for a cer'i
ente if I a ership. l.eo said it woul .
be all right and argued for an lion
10 gi i tin coin, lie maintained that
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LOCAL NEEDS
The open meeting of the Nome
j reward Peninsula Chamber of Com
I .aerce last n.ghl at llie Igloo was well
l -Uended by m n of all callings. A
..igi' number o, opinions were given
a ilit- various subjects presented onu
-11 sides of the qu stions wot
rougnt out m one way or another,
.lie ubjecl ol llie ineet.ng was lo get a
jOii.ral expression ui opinion as t
ae needs or the second division so
.iat the chamber would be able,
•trough its comm,', t es to formulau
lit in for use of our senators and r 'p
esentutives in ill territorial I g.slu
jie next .Match.
i resident Polet presided and num
d uv r the v-nou.; wants of tin.
etion. Bo conipr hensive was h;
. look tin . no . qu .. ions wen
uggested during .he evening though
ne in,min rs of the audi nee w, re eon
intially urged to express their views
reely.
,.e had kt pt labs on the couple before
-laniagc and spotted the house they
/.re to live in by following .Mrs. An
-ree and don a lot of work in ihc
auUer. lie was finally told that the
oust bring the whole gang around
nd the money would be paid in the
presence of all.
A DREAM THEATER.
Tlic-re is a b.g show on at the Dream
.onight which includ s two comedies
n one. “The Ginger Girls Burlesqu "
.u*l “A Big Night Tonight." Addition
1 attractions are “The Worth of a
i i-il'e," in two parts, his is a powerful
[ .rama carry ing a silent appeal to til.
I The above pictures are in addition to
, lie western play, “Sheriff for an
iour.” On Wednesday, November 22,
lie lirst issue and opening chapters
of “The Diamond from the Sky."
Watch for it.
ELECTION
ECHOES
Internationa! News Service.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov .17.—A pe
tition has been filed lor a recount of
the vote of New Hampshire by an at
ornoy acting lor the republican elec
tors of the state.
ST. I’AUL, Nov. 17.—The official
returns have cut llughe3 plurality
from 918 to 94. Official returns front
,9 more counties received today make
the total vote: Hughes, 182,216, for
Wilson 182,152.
VILLISTAS ARE ACTIVE.
Pacific fl-wa Servico,
EL PASO, Nov. 19.—The Villaistas
who held up a train nor.li of Chlhua
..ua City are now engaged in a liat’.le
with Carranza troops who went in
..ursuit of the bandits.
Owing to a false a nse of security
-lie \ iilaista3 fail d to take military
precautions and were overtaken and
oUi'pr.sed by the Carrunxistas. The
casualties are not known.
—
EL PASO. Nov. 17.—Reports ere
received indicating that Villa is again
closing in on Chihuahua city from the
south. He is reported to have a large
force.
WEATHER REPORT.
November 16, 1916.
Temperature—Max., 26; min. 20.
Barometer—29.330 inches.
Weather—Cloudy.
Wind—Calm.
BEFORE LEAVING FOR
THE GREAT OU'. SIDE
To insure a pleasant voyage coine
In and huve your clothes cleaned, pres-s
d and repaired.
We make them look like new.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for Ladies' and Ueiillemen.
We make and repair furs.
First class workmanship. Modern
methods und prompt service. Onoe a
customer always a customer.
Give us your work. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
NOME TAILORING CO.,
Next door to Segerstorm & Hagen.
Jewelers.
It would be Impossible without the
aid of stenography to report ull th«
good points made by the diluTMi.
speakers nor can credit be given to.
some of the best suggestions us the
names of tlie speakers could not be
learned.
It was voted to request our leg;s
luture to try to get the territorial
legislature to memorialize congress n.
favor of a trunk l.ne highway Horn
Nome to Candle. Aicssrs. Aloilei,
Carleton, White and Senator AIcGutin
uiscussed this matter.
The need of a harbor was discussed
by Aiessra. Carleton, Dean und others
und a suitable resolution adopted
The proposition to make assessment
work on mining claims optional by
giving three alternatives, either to do
the work on the claim, work It out on
roads, or to pay $100 to the territorial
rouil fund, brought out a diversity cl
opinions. Aloller said he couldn't vie
why a claim owner should not vv.
to do tiie Work unu prove .lie groun
or the other. White said
vhat the present system makes liars
and chedLS ot some men. The law >s
uinplivd with when a trench is scrap -
.a on the surtacu and that assess
ment work should be deiined as d. ■
. olop.ng the claim. Drown said thu
I ul prospectors und miners don',
scrape trenches, they sink holes. The
.icndies are made by capitalists and
speculators. llolt declared that tile
cuun.ry never will be developed by
.ne man in an auto armed with a hot
.le ot whisky, box of cigars, sho'gun
mid lishing rod. though he is to h-<ve
a machine himself next spring. Goad
toads and a harbor are needed but the
main thing is to help the prospector
..lid miner find and develop the pay
streak. He favored a company buok
d by eve ry man and woman In Nome
by u fe.v dolar3 each which would
send expo I chillers to the hills to
and the pay that is there in.quanti
ties. There is plenty of open ground
mid ground that can be got reasonu
i iy. The country must be developed
the workers and they need our
sur.porl. A man in a parka ably sup
ported !l<‘)'(. views. Both were ap
plauded. I ing spoke of assessment
work as practically a farce und fuv
■rccl the i ? < nactment of the Codon
.aw. Jliovr. *i'd that lots of ground
is now oi en lor location.
Martin Aid. n showed that the Ro
den taw i von- the rich vvho at once
paten the.r claims und thit it would
napos ble lr get the Roden low
>i ib-. s ai'.'.r t again anvway. He s-du
ihe CoLUti is fur enought advanced
for a harbor and trunk line road and
they are the chief needs and should
not be weakened by asking for les»>“r
t ings. Brltizus said that paten'id
claims should be taxed and this sug
gestion was approved by a vole. It
was dee ded net to urge a change in
the assessment law.
It was voted on the motion of Mol
1 i to ask the city council to devote
a portion of city hail for use as u dis
play room for minerals and resources
of the pcn.nsula.
The bankruptcy law was left for
the press to elucidate und discuss with
a view to future action.
A change in the garnishee law was
, urged on the ground that it now costs
$51 to commence a suit to collect debts.
A law was favored whereby a credi
1 .or can get the assistance of the law
! for a small 3um. It wus resolved that
a law be favored putting all schools
under territorial control and support,
ihe chilurcn from all over now flocn
-o the cities which have to stand the
expense.
Aleut inspection was discussed by
Williams, Carl JLomen and others and
was referred to committee.
Taxation of mine output, and fur
exports were thrashed out and referred
as was also the treatment of Alaska
insane in Alaska.
A petition signed by women was
presented by Dr. Wesley asking for
admission of women to the Alaska
Home for the aged on the same terms
us men. The meeting voted to indorse
the spirit of the petition and to take
the initiative in urging a law to this
effect.
Alessers Bolandcr, Wells and Mo
Gunn made speachcs which were ap
plauded. The Senator made a goad
speech elucidating many of the ques
tions discussed previously. Air. Lewis
spoke and expressed his admiration
for the true American spirit shown
here In protesting against freight
rates, the lack of a harbor and other
nueds. 11a was applauded.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
“WORTH OF A LIFE”
2 PARTS 2
“GETTING RIO OF NEPHEW”
Two Comedies in One
A WESTERN
“SHERIFF FOR AN HOUR ’
Adm. 25c
ME AHE NOT AFRAID
To openly price our Apples. We will »ell Ripe Jonathan Applet on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At $1.75 $2.00 and $2.25
PER BOX.
Everybody come in and have an apple with u*.
Q. P. QOGGIN -
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
LATEST STYLES
Come and inspect our goods
THE EMPORIUM
KR1STAN BROS,
HEINZ
57 /Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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