LOCAL NEWS
JAMES P. DALY
' LEAVES for thk states
James P. Daly, independent can
didate for the legislature, took pas
sage on the Vic. for the States
where he will spend the winter.
Mr. Daly spent the summer in the
office of the Alaska Road Commis
sion and contemplates returning in
the Spring.
CANDIDATE HOLT
LEAVES FOR STATES
E.L. Holt, Nome’s hardware mer
chant and candidate for Short Term
Senator, left on the Victoria for the
States. Mr. Holt will make his
next year’s purchases in the open
market and return to Nome with a
complete line of shelf and heavy
hardware. During his absence the
Holt store will be managed by
Councilman John Litchenberp.
OLD TIMER TAKES
TRIP TO BIG OUTSIDE
E. (Dick Raelson, for manv
years employed in the Polet Store,
decided to visit the States after
many years absence. Dick ha3
earned a much needed rest and will
spend the winter in California.
Dick is one of the republican can
didates for representative from the
Second Division, and if elected will
go to Juneau, returning to Nome in
the Spring.
RICHARD MORRIS TO VISIT
i FAMILY IN FLORIDA
rf Richard Morris took the Vic. to
the States where he will visit his
Pfamily. From Seattle Dick will go
to Florida where the family resides
on a fruit ranch. Mrs. Morris has
Itbeen ill for some time and Mr. Mor
Pris felt it necessary to be at home.
• During his absence the heating
%>lant will he in Aarge of Arnold
PThommen, a former employee of
Ithe Ynba Mfg. Co.
MAIL NOTICE
II The first Overland Mail for Teller 1
eaves Nov. 1st at 9 a. m. I
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ANDY NYUEN TAKES
TRIP TO STATES
Andy Nylen, co-owner of the
Shovel Creek Dredge, and Indepen
dent candidate for the Legislature,
will spend the winter in Washing
ton. Andy will return in the Spring
to resume his dredging operations
on Shovel Creek.
MOONLIGHT WATER
IS TURNED OFF
Edward Johnson, manager of the
Moonlight Water Company, an
nounced yesterday that the water
would be turned out of the Moon
light main today, Saturday. Lat
eral lines have been frozen for
some days, but water in the main
line was still running Friday. Mr.
Johnson will empty the main line
ready for service next Spring.
NEW WINTER WATER
ROUTE ESTABLISHED
Cliff Allyn has purchased the
water delivery route and outfit of
Wan. Hangman and has begun mak
ing his deliveries. Water from the
Pangman well on Snake river will
be supplied to the people of Nome,
assuring them a supply of pure
drinking water. Mr. Allyn is liv
ing at the Elite Bath House and ali
orders telephoned to hlift will re
ceive prompt attention.
ROCK ('REEK OPERATORS
TAKE OUT SUPPLIES
Carl and Gus Reinisch were Nome
visitors during the week from their
Rock Creek properties. The boys
have taken out a boiler and their
wdnter supplies and will work in
frozen ground that has been pros
pected, showing very satisfactory
values.
The Reinisch Brothers have spent
many years in this particular sec
tion o fthe Snake River valley and
feel that this winter’s work will
amply repay them for their efforts.
PIANO FOR SALE
Upright Piano for sale. In per
fect condition. Inquire at Nugget
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LOCAL NEWS
LIGHTERAGE CO. BEACHES
EQUIPMENT SNAKE RIVER
The Nome Lighterage Company
are beaching the lighter ’"Bluff”
and the Tog Dayton on the banka
of Snake river. The company real
ises that the river clears much earl
ier than the coast and will so be
able to have a lighter and tng
available in case shore ice prevents
launching of the complete equip
NEW ARRIVAL AT
THE ACKLEY HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Ackley an-,
nounce the birth of a 11% pound
baby girl. The young lady arrived
October 25th at the home of her
parents in Alexander Bay, N. Y.
The interesting news was receiv
ed by Mr. Chas. Brown Sr., father
of Mrs. Ackley. Mr. and Mrs. Ack
ley left Nome on the first boat of
the season, but expect to return to
Nome again next spring.
HARBOR DREDGING COMPLETE
Dredging of the Nome 8nake
River Harbor has been completed
for the year and the work accepted
by the government.
The suction dredge has been haul
ed out of the river and now rests
in winter quarters just west of B
Boatmen state that at the present
time the river channel is in the best
of condition, far better than ever
The contractors are certainly for
tunate in having been able to com
plete their contract, considering the
adverse conditions confronting
them during the season.
RADIO TELEPHONE SERVICE
MUST BE CONTINUED
The publisher of the Nugget, hear
ing that *he telephone at th* Radio
Station was to be discontinued for
the winter, due to the fact that
there are r.o available fundi foi
such servic *, crdered that the fla-ne
be not diiroi-IJnued, and that if no
other arra» ger.’ents can be made
the Nugget Till guarantee payment
of the phone This phone connects
the City with the Radio and is of
great assistance to the Radio boys,
especially durirg stormy weather.
DETENTION HOSPITAL
DELIVERED TO BUULAU
OF EDUCATION
The Detention Hospital building,
which was constructed by the gov
ernment at considerable expense
and then never used, has been turn
ed over to the Bureau of Education.
On Last Thursday the U. S. Marshal
delivered the property to the Bur
eau, and possession has been lakon.
Mr. Dupertius states that work
has been begun altering the inter
ior to meet with the plans of the
Bureau. Steam heat will be obtain
ed from the Alaska Mines Heating
plant, instead of using the plant in
the building.
Partitions will be removed and
the entire building fitted for offices
and residence purposes. Mr. Du
pertuis will occupy the downstairs
as the main office and his own resi
dence, while the upstairs will be
reserved for local Bureau teachers
and those from other districts who
may be In transit.
The Bureau school on Steadman
avenue is now in session witji an
enrollment todate of 95 pupils. Mr
and Miss Vander Sterre are the twe
instructors in charge. Grades from
Primary to the Eighth are taught,
including domestic science, art,
music and manual training.
Possession of Detention Hospital
was obtained by the Bureau thru a
special act of congress.
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NEW HOSPITAL SOON
READY FOR SERVICE
The new Methodist Mission hos
pital is reaching its final stages of
const ruction. The carpenters are
placing the finishing touches to the
down stairs, or first floor and in
another week will finish their work.
The painters hare completed their
work on the second floor and on
Monday will begin on the first floor,
carrying their work to completion
in about two weeks.
The hot water heating plant has
been installed and Is now in opera
tion, keeping the building comfort
ably warm with aery little fuel.
When completed the building will
be one of the warmest in the city.
Individuals and fraternal organi
zations have made arrangements to
equip rooms on the upper floor and
will complete the furnishing* as
soon as the first boats arrive with
the material. .
As soon as the new hospital is
completed W. F. Baldwin states
tlat a real house warming will be
held to which the public will be in
SNAKE R1VKR ASSUMES
WINTER ASPECT
Snake river, above the revet
ments. is beginning to assume its
winter aspect. The basin is frozen
over and skating is afforded to en
thusiasts. while dwellers on the
Spit are enabled to cross the river
Lower down, toward the month,
the water is still open and several
small boats still remain afloat. In
a few days these vessels will he
pulled ashore and the river cleared
for the final freezeup.
The future j feasibilities of the
Snake River Harbor are being inJi
cated by activities progressing along
the entire river at the present time.
Shelter is afforded to many boats
that formerly moved to other sec
tions of the coast tor beaching in
winter quarters. The Lighterage
Company, realizing the great advan
tage of this shelter, are placing part
of their equipment on the river
banks, so to get an early start in
the spring.
With the channel properly dredg
ed this harbor will witness a coast
wise shipping business that will
very materially add to the coming
prosperity of the Nome camp.
TO PROSPECT FOR
THIRD BEACH LINE
('has. W. Brown, Jr., candidate
for the Senate (short Term) was
not a passenger on any of the south
bound sailings, be informs us that
he is staying with the country and
if elected will go overland by dog
team to Nenana and from that
point take the Government Railroad
to the coast. Mr. Brown and part
ners will sink several holes in the
vicinity of Sunset Creek, where
they have done considerable pros
pecting for many years past.
Charley statee that their outfit is on
the ground and it is planned on
starting the first htole about the
middle of November. They feel
confident of locating a continuation
of the Third Beach line.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2tt.
CHICKEN DINNjRR
AND ICE CREAM
AT RAHLKE*8
CMS. 1 BROWN, JR.
CANDIDATE FOR
TERRITORIAL SENATOR
(SHORT TEEM)
Just Received Complete Line
GENTS FURNISHINGS
SHOES AHD HATS
y We Sell Our Goods At
Outside Prices
Come and convince yourself
J. SEIDENVERG
Location Formerly Kirstan Bros. Emporium
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Next Week
For Announcement
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Our GROCERY STOCK this year is large Md very complete
and we have spared no effort or expense to secure the best that the
martlet affords.
We invite yon to investigate our method of handling
winter orders.
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