NEWS NOTES
The next innll for the states will
he dispatched by the freighter Cordova
whl' b Is scheduled to leave some time
this evening.
The Idebcs Company trader Her
man, of San Francisco, Cupt, I'oterson,
pulled out for the Siberian coast ind
Arctic water- it 3 a. in. Welncsdav
morning.
The Thompson trading schooner
Trader returned to Anadyr, Siberia,
Wednesday afternoon with n full cargo
of goods for t'.ipt Thompson's trading
station. The schooner will return
later fill additional supplies
The schooners White Mountain anil Sea
Wolf are. loading for trading trip- to
the Siberian const and both a -- ex
pected to get a way withsa brief sen -
named vessel will b conducted by
John l-vjkel while those of the Sea
Wolf will I •• oi.nducted • 'omniodoi-n
Win. I*, roil.-, manager of the Dream
Theatre, returned t<> Senttl" on the
Victoria esterday following Hie re
ceipt of a telegram (vising him of the
r< rioijH illness of Mi Code Mr Code
Nome Ihls year. t'iias Sanclfc.nl,
manager of the play house during the
past winter. Is looking after the bind
lull rIiMHIHi
trot away f..r Seattle r-;>rl\ yextorday
morning with the iiallx, noun- general
■ • rgo, including Homo to .1 half mil
lion dolliirH worth of f11 r'M landed here
l.v 1 In* trading flee}, and a lixt or ,-ixty
one j in .-me n go I'M from Nome and St
Michael. triii' fur xhlpment wax one
from thin port on ono xt earner. The
Virlorin arrived from St Michael at
H• Ir» p. m. a'liumdi’ voning and re
mained only long enough to take on
tin pnxxongerx and a rrnnll i|iiantitv
or ciigo. Departure wax taken at I
Mlxx Jexxle Kapp, L. Iv Axliton, .1.
Mehern, H. Dunlap, S. Simxon, \V.
I*. Iledrick. II. Mareux, <M: ra Mlclke,
Mrx Lizzie Mlr-lke, \V. Fetch. M.
Sonnlehren, .1. It. Oxnun. Thox V
t'hrixt.v. It. \. Wfhalon, Mix O. M
llolzhelrner, Mixx Fathcrine llolzhef
rner. W. A. IIwlzhelmer, Mrx !>. Krin
ton, Max Krixtan, F. D. Adarnx. \V. F.
Code, .1. Sheldon, M. A. Domlngox,
Hi-rehaI I’. Hammond, Joe Krixtan, AT,
M. WhiP night, <*. D. Sturdevnnt, Mint
Itachel fiooden Mrx Alice tiooilcn, ft.
S. Oliver, and xon, .1. Smith, (I. K
Hedrick, Oxeard Henley, A. J. Andcr
xon. .1. A. Soderherg, John K. Iloxfeld
Nick I*eko, Olaf Swenxon. Mrs T I’aynf
Mrx It. I'. Dooley, Mrx I-. Itogerx Douh
Krickxon. D. Krixtan, Wlllhrr. W
Itogerx, J K. Heed, Fritz Stacy, C*
Frarnen, It. I>. Ingralun, John Byrne
Itay C. McMullen. Haul Wcblng, I'elci
Fngeracr, Joe Fredland, F. D. Schultz,
Olaf Borginan, \\\ If. darner. J. M.
Laurence, Fianoix Howchl. Hugh Mad
den, Peter (’arlxon
The fuinoux exploration xchooner
Polar Bear, formerly the chief vexxel
of Kxplorer A'lhljalmur Slefanxxon Ir
I.in Arctic exploration expeditionx ant
the firxt vexxel to ever touch at tin
WAKE UP WAKE UP
Snaps At
HOLT CASH STORE
1 motor eyclo. $75.0i
1 Victrola with 100 Records
200 feat 8 inch Hydraufie Hoso
leo Crtam Froozora good.. 2.Qi
Singer Sowing MacliinoH ..... 1B.0I
Playor Piano.200.0i
Washing Machines with motor 30.0I
HOLT 8ELL8 EVERYTHING
icw land ilincovprM by him «n the
lortliern Isrrders of I In* Hcnilfort Sea,
rrlved In port from Si Michael Wod
ronduy afternoon and Is scheduled to
mil on ft trading expedition to the
Siberian and Arctic coast* within the
u*xt day or two. The vessel waa found
mfit for further service on returning
rrom her three year stay In the Arctic
last summer and wan hauled up at
Kt Michael last fail. Later her owners,
the Dominion government of Canada,
acting, on a suggestion made by Mr
Jafet ^Indeber* of this city to send the
famous vessel to the states to nsslnt
I,, iced Cross work, secured Captain
Thomas A. I toss of the local const
guard to make a survey of the vessel
to ascertain if she could tie made sea
worthy enough to make the voyage
across the Pacific. The report of
<'apt ItnsH was unfavorable to the pro
pos.il and the vessel remained ashore
•it St Michael until spring when she
became the object of a deal through
which the Llel.es Company of San
Francisco secured possession. The
new owners, represented |,y Air Louis
y. the well known fur man and rep.
ntatlve .f the Lb*hes ('omimny. had
the vessel pr.o tically made
the opening of navigation i
he stronger than «-vi r hef*
schooner will make Nome
from St Michael and Js busy
her for. the expected cruise
of trade Praeticallc nil of
and supplies carried will I
from local merchants and the schooner
will be manned largely by a local
crew. Trading operation* on the pies
.nt trip will be in charge of Christ
fludniondsun.
ntflttlng
Iming tlirit their treatment wax
Li I defiance of the laws govern -
IP treatment to Ik* accorded xen
n and that the whip ix filthier than
v whah r and mi filled with vermin
,t cvim v sailor aboard wax literally
overed with the tantilisdng eootle
d other inernberH of the bug tribe,
actlcally the entire erew <*f the
venxon. Hibbard trading ■ 'iooner
fhlvedere left ilir* ah ip I” disgust and
honrx after her arrival in
this port da> before yesterday. -
•ordlng to the story
Intoxicated duilng a
; rjfe part of the trip along the Hilier
«oaxt after leaving Petropavloxk
nd. with the axHlxtance oT the negro
•ook. turned the ship
uribed by first Mate .1. M. I
rounleml in
lellght in abusing the
hern continually and
Classified Ads.
All ClaMifiad Adi Muat ba Paid ♦«»
in Advanca
I WANT APS
HELP WANTED.
WANTKI)—Surfmon for I*, H. Court
fjuard Station 80S. For Informa
tion apply at Con at fiuarcl Station,
IJjirr.'K'kM Square. tl
dress. One of Ihe crow, u mess boy
scarcely mop- than out of hlx teens.
Is saI<1 to have been beaten and kick
<•<1 by both Die captain and cook.
• 'omplalnts made by the crew the
captain and Olnf SwonMon, part owner
of th< vessel, regarding: ttic* abtiHe of
the boy went entirely unheeded.
Swenson In also said to have turned a
deaf ear to the complaint* of the men
.-egardlng the action* of the captain
and the food. The men nay the cook
made a regular practice of curing the
members of the crew and continued
.o do no thrpughout the trip despite the
• oinplaint* against his conduct. Tic
constant nagging cf the sklp|*er Is de
scribed by the men an almost unbear
al.le and hmn evidently done with the
purpose of driving them from the whip
and forcing them to lose the bonus of*
ft red Mr Swenson is not directly
blamed for the conditions obtaining
on Ihe ship, tho the men say as one
of the owners he could have secured
some Improvement in affairs. Instead.
In stemlngly preferred to stand aside
■ rut make no objections. After com
ing ashore the men stated that they
Intended to lay the matter before the
authorities In Ihe hope of obtaining
relief but SO far as can be learned
'no efforts were matte in this direction.
\ few of Ihe men returned to the ship
before she sailed but the two mates
,inil several others refused to take a
....nil chance and remained ashore.
Making dll.- allowance for possible ex
rations, tin* story told by the men
is one 1o warrant Investigation, as It
rev. a Is conditions aboard the schooner
which are in complete defiance of the
PIONEERS IGLOO HOTEL.
Housekeeping apartment* and tran
sient rooms liy Hay, week or month,
ALo use* of club rooms by hotel guests.
MRS. MONAHAN,
Proprietor.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice I hereby given th.M Nome
Srlioul Ito:i r<I will receive bids for rc
ri:ii 1 i11fT "f the shingles on the main
ni ls will be opened Tuesday Allg.
Wild Oootce Meeting 1‘lant.
ALWAYS IN STYLE.
If you have your suits cleaned and
pressed by us. w«- will make them
look like ro w.
Wo do dry or gasoline donning.
We do steam cleaning.
Wo make alterations.
Wo clean and make and repair furs.
We do cleaning, pressing and Te
tKiiring for Ladies and Oentlemen.
Wc■ guarantee all work and our
First e|.tsh workmanship.
Come and see us. we will give you
• air pric es before* we do your work.
We appreciate your patronage.
NOME TAILORING COMPANY,
Opposite Nugget Office.
♦ FOR SALE. ♦
♦ I two room and kitchen cabin. 4*
♦ 'i four room houses all In good ♦
♦ condition, nicely furnished. ♦
I* <•..,! ,.t MRS. J. WANGER'S *
I ♦ Ladies Furnishings 4»
4* Opp. Court Ifoune. 4*
AUTO FOR HIRE
B. W. NEILLY, Phone Red 12
Trips mad# to following places by
appointment. Little Crook, Anvil,
Third Beach, Glacier, Dexter, Submar
ine. Fort Davis, Cunningham.
Rates Reasonable.
SCHOOL TAXES NOW DUE
The undersigned has establixlied
headquarters In the City Clerks Office.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
C. A. RIQQS
Sohool Tax -Collector.
SEAI.KD PROPOSALS will be
received by the undersigned at his of
f!«•«*. Nome Alaska, until 2 p. m. Aug
nut 15 1919, at which time and place
they will be publicly opened, for the
Iron (’reck to Mot Springs
Hot Springs to Mary's Igloo
Mary'H IkIoo to Landing
iHittance of
(150) apart.
STAKES to be placed
Jepth of
hundred and fifty
half feet
and supported by a mound one
feet high (1 V*).
SOI) for the above work to be taken
nt leant four feet (4) from each stake
PROI*OHALS will be received for
each separate route, or the bidder may
include. If desired, a total bid for all
PltOI’OSA LS i
bidder, enclosed
addressed
it be signed by the
a sealed envelope,
undersigned, and
marked. PROPOSAL FOR FPKNISH
|\C. AND PLACING Tit AIL STAKES.
Till-: \VmilK must be started by
August 20th 1919. and be completed
not later than October 1st 1919.
Cash or certified check made pay
able to the Chairman for f»r/ of the
amount of the bid must accompany
each bid, which shall bo forfeited to
the Commission In case the bidder
shall fall to enter into a contract In
the event of his being awarded the
Till-: SPCCESSKTL HlPDER will
be required to execute a satisfactory
bond for 60% of the amount of the bid.
Payment will be made by warrant
drawn on the Miners and Merchants
Hank. Nome Alaska, when the work
has been completed to the satisfaction
• >f the Chairman.
TIIK COMMISSION reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
HARNEY GIRNKY.
Chairman Territorial Hoad Com
mission. Second Division. Territory of
Pub. Aug 1, 4, 0, H 11.
The Nugget would like to repurchase
three copies of the Nugget Mining
Edition of 1910. Anyone having a
copy to spare will be appreciated.
Have you sent your friends a copy
ofithe edition of the Nugget contain
ing the account of the future possibili
ties of Nome and Seward peninsula
draught ;
tew Rainier Beverage
the Nevada,
Moonlight Water Baths at the Elite
Bath House.
Fred Harrison
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
MAIN 113.
Room* 9-10
Wild Gooho Building
* Ono-Hu>; dred and Third Half Yearly Repart of
The San Francisco Savings and Loan
(THE SAN FRANCISCO RANK)
SAVINGS (MUMS or THIAStOCUm SAVINS BMUSWMOrui
526 CALIFORNIA STREET. SAN FRANCtSCQ,
JUNE 30th, 1919 ^
ASSETS—
Uaitetl States, Mata, Municipal and Otker Baodi (total nb
$10,650.142.00 > itaadiafMibesb at ....
Loaaa on Raai l. state, Mciuad by bat •ertfsfai .
Loum oa leads and Stocks .
Baak laliat* nod Lots, nsia mad brsacb aAua (nln
$600,000.00). Caadiaf as bob it .... #
Otker Root Estate (tabs $205,500.00), Caadiag aa haab al
fopleyees' Peosioo Fuad (rains $306452.44) Ss^ ea Ms i
14mm dae aa U. S. Victory Loan Subscript!oas
CASH (• tvs Vaults.
Total.
LIABILITIES—
Duo Depositors
Capital Stock actually paid in
Reserve aad Coatksgeet Fuads . ,
Tstal ... .
JOHN A. BUCK, Pirwdeni
• 1 ' ‘ mi n« u Mm mm tim 30d> in M Jua, 1919.
PBALJ CHAS. F. DU1SENBERG, Nwy P.Uic.
GEO. T0URNT, I
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F_ 4. _
MMO OF OMICTOn
HU CM OOOOFILLOW
NOTICE OF SCHOOL TAX
. . Notice is hereby given th.it pur
want to an act of the Legislature ->f
Ihe Territory of Alaska, approved May
1st, 1919. Entitled—“An Act to im
pose a tax upon male persons in the
rerrltory of Alaska for School purposes
itc.,” .Ihero was imposed and levied
upon each male person in the Territory
>f Alaska, excepting Soldiers, Sailors In
Lho United States Navy or Revenue
Cutter Service, Volunteer Firemen,
Paupers, Insane Persons, or Territorial
:harges, within the Territory of Alaska
ar the waters thereof, over the age of
twenty one years and under the age of
Fifty years, an annual tax of fide ($5.00)
That said tax is now due and the
tame will become delinquent on Aug
ust 4th. All persons subject to said
lax are hereby warned to pay the same,
and that in case of failure to pay said
lax the penalties provided for by said
act will be Imposed.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 14th
Jay of July, 1919.
C. A. RIGGS,
i School Tax Collector
for Nome, Alaska.
COCO COLA served at tin
ARCTIC BAKERY
PERFECT MOTION
Nome People Havo Good Reason
For Complet* Rolianco
Do you know how—
To find relief from backache;
To correct distressing unrlnury Ills;
To ohm 1st weak kidneys?
Many people in thin vicinity know
the way.
Have need Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth In many
Here's convincing testimony.
Mrs L. J. Stovor, 2314 W. Webb
St.. Pendleton, Ore., says: "I have
found Doan’s Kidney Pill* to be all
that is claimed of them for backache
und kidney trouble. About a year ago
[ had a dull puln In thet region of
iny kidneys. Often I could hardly
keep going, ns my back felt so weak
and sore. After I had taken one box
of Doan’s Kidney Pills that awful mis
ery In my l ack left entirely and I was
able to got around as well as ever.”
Price CO.. at all dealers. Don’t
Simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills -the name that
Mrs Stover had. Koster-Milburn Do,
Mfgs., Buffalo, N. Y._
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INDEPENDENT
MEAT MARKET
ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS
UPON ARRIVAL OF FIRST BOATS
BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL
AND POULTRY, HAM, BACON, BUTTER.
ALL BILLS MUST BE PAID ON OR BEFORE THE
10th. OF EACH MONTH
WM. WEBB.Prop.
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The New
Rainier Beverage
on Draught at the
fWadd
A full line of
LADIES HATS, COATS, DRESSES ETC
ON FIRST BOATS
THE EMPORIUM K,RST*N “<»
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 15c loaf, two loaves for 25c
CHAS. CAVEY. Prep.