>ior\TKI> POLICE GOKH INSIDE
Sergeant Tli.>nu> for Fair
banks on Secoad Lap of I*ong
Sgt. Hubert Thorne, Cor eighteen
y<T*rs a member of the famous Royal
Northwest Mounted Police—now
officially designated as the Royal
Canadian Mounted—left Anchorage
recently on the second lap of his 2,
0«*0 mile trip from Edmonton to
Herschel island.
Sergeant Thorne, holding a death
warrant for the execution of two Es
kimos at Herschel. planned to go to
Circle City, on the Yukon, and from
| there uiush over the ice and snow to
' H« rschel, 60ft miles north, near the
j mouth of the Mackenzie river.
The death warrant must be deliv
ered before the Eskimos can be exe- \
cuted. One of the culprits killed i
five persons, the other, two. includ
ing a woman.
Thorne was with the Light Horse
(Canadian) cavalry during the
FOR SALE
! FOR HALF:—Large soft coal heat- |
•or. good condition, suitable for pub-|
| lie hall or store. Cheap. Apply at i
Nugget Office.
SHIP ALASKA FURS QUICK!
We’re paying big price* for Alaska fur*—demand strong.
We are the largest buyer* of Alaska furs in this big
central market and we must have all kinds for quick
sale at present high prices. Money sent same day ship
ment comes in—cash, draft or money order, whichever
you want. ACT NOW—if you have one skin or a
hundred. Ship to us at once.
FtauKE Rir Co.
ss>Si& ST. LOUIS, MO.
Fouke Grading ALWAYS Makes Your Fur Checks Bigger
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP
X LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CLEANING. 0;
I > PRESSING AND REPAIRING £ j
MODERN METHODS AND PROMPT SERVICE C i
C
]| Nome Tailoring Co. ['
| | Opposite Nugget Offlea, Nom». Alaska q ;
We are giving a reduction
of 10% on ladies and child
rens goods until January
15th. 1924.
JACK SEIDENVERG
rJPie ftevadci
Finest line of Soft Drinks,
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco
Meet your friends at the Nevada
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Win, SINHOLD, Pfp.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Breaid 10c loaf straight
CHAS. CAVEY. Prop.
LATE TELEGRAPH BREVETIES
SOX OF TICK FRENCH BE4 OMEN TAXICAB DKIVEJt
NEW VORK, Jan. 12—Francis O. French, the son of Amtw Tuck
Fiench of Tuxedo Park and a first cousin of William H. Vanderbilt, has
become a taxicab driver attain. He became a taxicab driver last October
but quit the job a week later when the publicity accorded him induced
him to believe that he could be a successful clothing salesman.
BOB HKXDKRSON ARRIVES IX SAX FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 12—Boh Henderson, who while fishing
found gold on Bonauza. but did not trouble to stake the claim, several
weeks prior to the discovery of the Klondike diggings by George Carmack,
arrived in San Francisco last Tuesday.
DEMI'SKV AND GIBBONS Wild. I KillT RKTl'ItX M.ITX H
NEW YORK. Jan. 12—Tex Rickard announced yesterday that
Dempsey and Gibbons will probably fight a return match in New York
APPEALS TO WORLD TO AID GERMANY
BERLIN. Jan. 12 —Recalling yesterday as the anniversary day of
which the French and Belgians occupied the Ruhr. Chancellor Marx is
sued an appeal to the world to aid Germany in bringing about the restora
tion of the Ruhr to the Rhineland.
BOTH SIDES MEXICAN TROOPS SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES
MEXICO CITY. Jan. 12—Both the De La Huerta Revolutionary
forces and Federal troops suffered heavy casualties at Pachuca. accord
ing to information received at Mexico City.
NARKY ItKOLAHKl DIES IN I.OH ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12—Harry Brolaski. who was once %
power in S;«o Francisco politics and later at the h<-ad of California Rant
Runners, is dead in Los Angeles. Broiaskl was i. centlj pardoned out
or McNeil island Penitentiary.
Brolaski figured in one or the largest booze ring exposures la
San Francisco three years ago that the country has experienced since th#
advent of prohibition. A Prohibition Director was killed and many em
ployees of the Prohibition Department were exposed as graft receiver*,
and Brolaski was convicted as head of the ring that was exposed.
KOMKS DROPPED ON REBEL TROOPS
MEXICO CITV. Jan. 12 Bombs were dropped from planes, which
were driven by Federal airmen, on the retreating Rebel troops in their
march toward Vera Cruz, according to a dispatch from Mexico City.
MESSAGES ON I.HJIOR BECOMES ENHWSTED
LONDON. Jan 12 The London-\Vashingt<»u messages on the
I quor question have become exhausted, according to information from
REVEREND JOHN HOGG OF CANADA DEAD
VANCOrVEK. Jan. 12 The Reverend John Hogg, the b»>s; known
Presbyterian Minister ,n Canada, died recently at the age of fM years
FORMER COMMANDER RlSSIAN ARMIES IS I.IIIRARIAN
MOSCOW, Jan. 12 -General Koruhatkin. Commander of the Rna
sian Armies during the Russo-Japanese War. hits been discovered living
in sequence in Pskov Porvince where h-- is employed as the village Lih
ATTEMPT BEING MADE TO ASSASSINATE VE.N'IZKLOS
ATHENS. Jan 12— An attempt is reported to have been rpeated
ly made to assassinate Venizelos by poisoning,
LOGAL NEWS
MAII. LEFT GOLOVIN THIS
MOU.NI\(i FOR MOMK
Mai! left Golovin this morning for
here next Monday. Tin* outgoing
mail will close Tuesday. January 15
,t 5 P. M. The Teller mail will
JOK FELDER IS PAYING
A VISIT TO NOME
Joe Felder arrived in Nome dur
ing the week from Solomon with ,
a load of freight, and **xpeets t"
fore returning ' Solomon. Mi ;
freighting from the latter place to j
the many dredges which operate m j
JAMES FOR RIGAN ARRIVES
FROM KOrOAROK
with Bob Oumak the Taylor mall
carrier. Mr. Corrigan is mining ,
near Taylor Creek and is in Nome
on a business trip.
Bob Oumak reports that he found
cur of the dogs which was in th* ,
team driven by Father Uuppert a* ;
the time the Reveraud met his death j
by freezing on the trail to the Hot
Springs. The dog. according to
Oumak. was in a starving condition
at the time he was found. The sled
which Father Ruppert was using at
the time of the fatal accident and
one of the dogs have not as yet been
located.
NOTICE
The Pioneers of Alaska will give a j
card party and dance for all Pioneers j
Social Club members and their lady ,
friends. Wednesday January- 19th..
ft p. m., sharp. All I«ady Pioneers
•re especially invited. Any person
desiring to Jain may do so that even
ing, or leave their name with A. Po
le!. Foe for season W.OO. Admis
sion to Card Parties 00 cents. To
Card Parties with dance ft .00 to I
non-subscribers.
Notice is hereby’ given that the j
Assessment Roll of the City of Nome,
for the year 1928 has been examln- j
«d, approved and completed and |
that the said tax levy has been made j
bv the Common Council, and all per-1
sons owning real and personal pro
perty within the City of Nome and
described in said Assessment Roll,
shall forthwith pay the amount of
money as assessed against the pro
perty described in said roll, or
against such person, to the assessor
and exolllcio tax collector at his
office in said city.
E. G R I M M,
City <Terk and Ex-Officio
Tax Collector,
Difed Dec. 29, 192S.
Now and uptodato legal forma for
Proof of Annual Assessment Work
•Iso Oil Location blanks, Dnod blanks
for general use. Special and Genera!
Power of Attorney forma* Placer and
Quart* Location forms now on sale
at Uuggct Offioo. Priay *15 eenta sac*
or |1.00 per dosen.
SATURDAY, JAN. 12
JANUARY 1924
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