Iated church services
fc»y School . 11 A.
rhlng Service. S P.
are cordially invited to attend
Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER. Paater.
be
-£>TltK OF FORFEITURE,
itank Croat, and Charles Spen
V, yoar administrators, suoces
rs or anliii:
so and eaeh of you are hereby
led, that the undersigned, eo
gr has caused to be expended in
t and improvements during the
», 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921
annual expenditure required by
the sum of two hundred seven
dollars, < f297.90) oa the
ar min tag claim kaovi as tha
t GRANDE. located on Basin
hk, a tributary of Melaing Creek,
fee Council City Recording Dis
•II, District of Aiasua.
and each of you are further
-jfied that If you do not within
‘tty (90) days from the date of
1[» final publication of this Notice
» Forfeiture, pay or cause to be
id to the undersigned co-owner at
r«ncil, Alaska, your interest in
Kfi to said described expenditures
c co-owners, your interest in said
scribed property will become the
aperty of the undersigned under
« provisions of flection 2324 of
e Revised Statues of the United
ates of America.
; JOHN ROTHLER,
Co-owner.
nblish May 27. June 3, 10. 17, 24,
July 1. S. 15, 22, 29; Aug. 5, 12,
tigers & Meets
B«l( if Abski
NOME. ALASKA
Capital • - $100,000
Sold Dust Purchased
and Assayed
[MEET ME
at the
BOARD OF
TRADE
MILO’S GAPE
OPEN DAY ADD
MANY
»«« <wt to PACnWC COLD
STORAGE MARKET.
ROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFIC
THURSDAY
I KRTKRANN HOSPITAL
PLANS MATVHI
Washington Aug. 9—With finds
of seventeen millions now nvhllnbie
plans for proper hospitals for veter
ans of the world war are proceeding
with great rapidity.
HAIL EtkMtt REPt’SfC
LABOR BOARD ACTION
New York Aag. 9—Harding’s pro
posed scheme that seniority be left
to the action of the Labor Board has
been rejected by C. P. Lorse, chair
man of the presidents’ of the eastern
roads, and this action Is taken as a
forecast of the attitude of rail ex
ecutives thruont the country.
SHERIFF ABltfeSTlCD RlTM
RUNNING COMPLICITY
Republica. Wash.. Aug. 9—Thos
Barker. sheriff of Ferry County, was
arrested by the Federal Marshal for
aiding rum runners smuggle liquor
from British Columbia to Spokane.
BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS KEEP
AWAY FROM JOLIET
Cleveland Aug. 10—Brotherhood
ni embers at Chicago were today tele
graphed not to enter the Joliet iDs
trict until the irresponsible guard
and troop menace has been remov
ed. according to a statement made
by D. B. Brodertson, President of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Engineers.
GAY DUKE TOLD TO MOVE
London Aug. 10—The Spanish
GAY nVKK TOLD TO MOVE
London Auk. 10—The Spanish
duke Deluzarrasa was ordered to
leave England today because of his
persistent attention to Lady Cooper,
daughter of duke Rutland.
SEATTLE HAS FIRST RAIN
Seattle Aug. 10—The season’s
draught has at last been broken. A
heavy rain fell today, being the first
good rain since May 21st.
MRS. SENATOR NELSON IS HEAD
Washington Aug. 10—Mrs. Nel
son. wife of Senator Knute Nelson
the senior Minnesota senator, died
here today.
VALDEZ LEAVES SEATTLE
FOR BERING SEA
Seattle Aug. 10—The freighter
Valdez left Seattle yesterday after
noon with a capacity cargo for St
Michael and up the river, Golovin.
Nome, Teller and Kotzebue. Sup
plies for the latter are principally
government supplies. Passengers
for Golovin are as follows: H. G.
Green, O. W. Waldrip and A. C.
Brinker.
FREE “HOOTCtf”
A Sparkling Stimulus!, Full of Wit
nml Humor. Free ropy wfiH b« Mat i
upon receipt 4f your name with ad
dicss complete. Write to O. Mitchell,
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' TYPHOON DEATH RATE
STULL MOUNTS
, Pet In*, Au*. 10—Deaths In the
Typhoon of Aug. 2, at Swatow la
I now estimated at SO,000 by the Am
erican consul at Swatow, according
| to a report made at the Legation
RADIO TYPEWRITING
LATEST DEVELOPMENT
I -
I Washington Aug. 10—Typewrit
ing in ah deroplane flying among the
clouds, with radio machinery, dup
licating letters at the ground sta
tion miles away and relaying the
message off In print. Is the latest
I development announced today by
the Navy Department.
LINER ALEXANDER IN PORT
Seattle Aug. 9—The liner Alexan
der was towed into port last night
with twenty five feet of water in
1 TARIFF ON SUGAR INCREASES
I COST OF LIVING V. 8.
Washington Aug. 9—The Sugar
Bloc In the Senate succeeded in forc
ing into the tariff bill the highest
duty on sugar since the days of
Grant’s administration. The rates
adopted are 1.82 cents per pound on
Cuban sugar and 82:90 cents per
pound on all other sugar brought In
to the United States. These duties,
it is charged by the opposition, will
incresse the cost of living to the
American people directly, without
any pyramiding in passing them
along to the sonsumer. Il5.006.000.
BOI ND OVER BY GRAND JURY,
Seattle Auk. 10—Nellie Hartford,
principal witness before the Krand
jury which found that patrolman
Legate was murdered, was bound
over on a charge of illegal posses
sion of narcotics. -Taylor Brown,
oppearing as Mrs. Hartford’s coun
sel at the preliminary hearing stat
ed that in his opinion her arrest is
a conspiracy to stop further inves
tigation of the murder.
BBOOTHRinMWDS WARN
" THEIR "MEMBERS
Cleveland Aug. 10—Chief Execu
tives of the Big Four Transporta
tion Brotherhoods have taken action
regarding the endangering of lives
: of brotherhood members thru alleg
ed actions of armed guards, in con
nection with the shopmen’s strike.
. Tb« > have telegraphed their mem
bers to keep a^ay from company
property if their lives are endanger
RHOTHKRHOODS ENTER
RAILWAY STRIKE
Chicago Aug. 9th—The railway
strike extended this morning to the
Big Four Operative Brotherhoods in
the Chicago switching territory. #
Thirteen hundred men, engineers,
firemen, conductors and brakemen
left their posts on the Elgin, Joliet
and Eastern Railroad, in protest
against the presence of National
Guardsmen in the yards of the com
LLOYD GEORGE REFUSES
I*OI NC A IRE PLAN
London Aug. 10—As the result of
a conversation between Poincaire
and Lloyd George, the latter has re
fused to refer back to the Commit
tee of Experts Poincaire's plan for
control of German finances.
sixtbK Liiwtgp btunb tvkt
—BOOfcE SMUGGLING
tan Francisco Ant- 10—Sixteen,
Including Mrs. Samuel Terry and
Mrs. c. If. Zuker welt known Oak
land women, were Indicted by the
Federal Grand Jury on the charge
of carrying on a liquor smuggling
conspiracy.
ftUMPKR CROP* IMPORTED
BY GOVERlfMBNT
Washington Aug. 9—The gorern
1 ont last night issned a report
forecasting bumper crops. Including
lire million bushels of corn.
DRAT* BED BBTDB
PASSES AWAY
Seattle Aug. 9th—Mrs. Anthony
Malonet Johnson, a death bed bride,
passed away. Johnson married her
three days ago after she bad taken
a dose of poison because of a quar
rel with him.
SHOPMEN REFITS* TO
DEFER TO RAIL BOARD
New York Aug. 9—Twenty (Ire
thousand rallrshop craftsmen, thru
David Williams, secretary of the
eastern strike committee, today sent
a telegram to Jewell at Chicago put
ting themselves on record as refus
ing to accept Harding’s proposal for
submitting senlrority questions to |
the Railroad Board. J
COAL STRIKERS AGJiKE TO
NEGOTIATE WITH OPERATORS
Cleveland Aug. 9th—Senatorial
agreement was reached today by
anion leaders to conclude a settle
ment of the soft coal strike with op
erators. who have gathered here for
a joint peace conference. Operators
also wer** expectant of an agreement
effecting all mines in Ohio, Illinois,
Indiana and Pennsylvania.
INCENDIARY FOREST
FIRES STARTED
Washington Aug. 10—Sixty incen-I
diary fires were set yesterday in the
Kootenay National Forest in Mon-1
tana, according to dispatches receiv- j
ed by Forest Service from its Mips
oula headquarters yesterday after
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
REINDEER HERD ESTABLISHED
BROAD PASS
Seattle Aug. 11—For the first
time reindeer are now established in
Broad Pass country of Alaska for
commercial purposes. In a cable
gram received today by Supt. Lopp
of the Bureau of Education it is an
nounced that a government herd of
twelve hundred deer arrived at Mt..
McKinley Park station on the rail-j
road. The herd left the Kusko-j
kwim country in November.
AkROPLAE LANDS
IN GRAND CANYON|
Washington Aug. 11—The first!
aeroplane landing in the Grand Can- j
yon of Arizona was made yesterday j
by Lieut. R. V. Thomas, of the Army'
Air Service.
trainmen walk out
IN SAN FRANCISCO |
San Frnnciaco Aug. 11—Engineers/
Firemen, Conductors and Trainmen
on the Arizona division of the Santa j
Fe walked out yesterday.A
wa Oil walk rail,
linUH anJro fixed
Cleveland, A tig. 11—The Policy
committee at the United Mine Work
era of America yesterday voted to
proceed with negotiations of the
wfcge scale agreement with opera
tors of Ohio, Western Wash.. Ibdl
ana and Ulinola, who are here for a
conference that waa called with a
flew of breaking the soft coal strike
In announcing the committee’s de
cision President Lewis of the min
ers said "I confidently predict that
trhea the scale la made that seventy
five percent of all Mtnmiaons min
ers now on strike will sign a scale
and retam to work within a week.
governors cowman os
ADVOCATE GOVERNMENT
NRIZURB RAILWAT8
at. Pan! Ang. 11—Suggesting
government operation of railways
and prodneing mines and If neces
sary government selsnre and opera
tion of all coal mines In the United
States, will have the approval of
the Governors of Minnesota, North
Dakota, CSouth Dakota and Iowa,
according to resolutions adopted at!
the conference of governors held in i
St. Paul and forwarded to Harding.
AGE EXPLORATION
ARCTIC HAS PASSED
Toronto, Aug. 10—The age of ex
ploration of the Arctic is over and
the age of commercial development
of the Arctic has begun according
to a statement made by Stefansson
who is now here. He said he could
see no reason why Amundsen should
not be able to fly over the North
Pole, .adding. "If he does not suc
ceed It will be merely the first flight
in a series of further flights.
ATTORNEV CHARGED
WITH KMBRXEliEMKNT
FT5M OP ESTATE
Seattle Aug. 11th—A warrant,
charging Attorney David R.Mitchetl
with grand larceny in embezzlement
of 1935.00 of the funds of the estate
of the late Martha Roberts. has
been sworn out.
SWALLOWS VALUABLE
DIAMOND KING
Seattle Aug. 11—Being searched
for valuable* Frances Biorchard, a
stenographer, swallowed a two caret
diamond ring valued at $5,000 to
prevent the jewel being taken from
her. following her arrest on suspic
IRREUIJ1AR FORCES
EVACUATE (X)RK
London Aug. 11—Irregular forces
have evacuated Cork after fierce
fighting. Before they left the city
they blew up some of the principal
buildings. Including the Military
Barrack^, Victoria Hotel and the
offices of the Cork Examiner and
Cork Independent.
NOTABLES ATTEND
BAR MEETING
San Francisco, Ang. 10—Taft and
Coolidge yesterday afternoon attend
od the opening session of the Amer
ican Bar Association annual con
vention.
LEATHER REPLACED ON
FREE LIST TARIFF
Washington Aug. 10 th—Hides,
boots, shoes and leather were voted
back to the tariff free list yesterday
afternoon by the Senate, thus con
cluding in the action taken by the
House a year ago.
TODAY CRUCIAL STAGE
O# lUlt STRIKE
Washington Am. *—Unless the
meeting of the railroad union tails
on Friday readlta In i definite more
lo end the strike. Herding *m sp
pear before Congress next Tneodav
and request legislation permitting
Aim to take over tie roads, accord
ing to staiementa made In admlnls- ‘
tratlon circles tdal|U.
IT RING GEORGE
London Ang. 11—Rallied copies
of Ike Washington treaties were
sigftned by King Merge.
Army officer
ADVANCED IT RANK
Washington Ang. 11—Colonel
Robert Courtney Duels has been
nominated adjutant general of the
army with'the new rank of major
AGREEMENT BETWEEN
V. 8. AND GERMANY
Washington An*. 11—Announce
ment has been made of an agree
ment between the United States amt
Germany, providing for the deter
mination of the amount of claims
against Germany. The agreement
was signed in Berlin and the State
Department states that the agree
ment provides for a Claims Com
mission being composed, to consist
of two commissioners who will act
as umpire* President Harding has
selected Judge Day of the Supreme
Coart to act as one of the umpires..
bretittBs
Seattle—Pearing a second stroke
of paralysis Mrs. Minnie Hadlock
committed suicide by aspyxiation.
London—Regnald Dunn and Jos.
O'Sullivan, assassins yf Marshal
Wilson were executed this ^morning'
at eight o'clock.
Montreal—When Prank Guilbert
discovered that the shot he flred at
his Wife had missed her and killed
their baby he committed suicide.
PROMINENT EASTERN SIAN
ENROtTTE ALASKA
Seattle Aug. 11—Leonard A. Jen
kins of New Haven Connecticut, the
great tooth paste mfg., arrived in
Seattle on his way to Alaska.
won SALE.
New and uptedafe legal farms for
Prosf ef Annual Assessment Wor'<
site Oil LeeStlen blanks, Dsed blanks
Far general use, Special end General
Fewer ef Attorney ferme, Placer and
Quarts Lecetien ferme new an sale
at Nugget Office. Price 1S cents each
•r |1 .M per deaen.
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