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SHIP ALASKA FURS QUICK!
We’re paying big prices for Alaska furs—demand strong.
We are the largest buyers 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.
Riiike Fur Co.
smsk? ST. LOUIS, MO.
Fouke Grading ALWAYS Makes Your Fur Checks Bigger
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP g
LADIE8 AND GENTLEMEN'S CLEANING. C
PRESSING AND REPAIRING
MODERN METHODS AND PROMPT SERVICE
Nome Tailoring Co,
Opposite Nugget Office.
Nome, Alaska
BY TRADING AT
JACK SEIDENVERG’S
YOU ARE SURE TO GET
NEW GLEAN STOCK AND
ONE PRICE TO ALL
fUvodo
Finest line of Soft Drinks,
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco
Meet your friends at the Nevada
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm. SIN HOLD, Prop.
TIN, SHEET IRON ANO
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread !Oc loaf straight
CHAS. CAVEY. Prep.
OF INTEREST TO
TRAVELLERS,
SAVE COPY
DISTANCES BETWEEN’ NOME AND NENAVA AND ACCOMODATIONS.
( Compiled by Chariot Jones of tl»« .Alaska Road (’<
Miles From
Solomon
Topkuk .
Walla Walla . .
. Isaacs Point . . .
.Bonanza ....
.ITnalakleot . . .
. Whaleback ..
.Ten Mile _
.Twenty Two Mil
.Nulato.
. Koyukuk ....
.Galena ....
.Bouden.
.Whiskey Cre^k
. McEndees . . .
. Kokrines .. ..
. Rig Albert . .
. Kollands .. ..
Kniinodation
Roadhouse ...
. Roadhouse . . .
.Shelter Cabin
• Roadhouse ...
.Shelter Cabin
.Shelter Cabin
.Shelter Cabin
• Roadhouse . . .
.Shelter Cabin
. Shelter Cabin
.Roadhouse ...
. Woodchopper
.Hot Springs
.Dugan Creek
. Tolovana . .
.Old Minto...
Roadhouse
. Roadhouse
. Roadhouse
. Roadhouse
. Ftoad house
. Roadhouse
. Roadhouse
Roadhouse .
Between
KOCGAKOK MAID TUAII.
Stations I>Ut»nce Accomodatit
(Leave Nome for)
. . Dexter Roadhouse .... 8
..Jacobsen’s Roadhouse..!
U. S. Roadhouse.'
Peterson Cabins.40 .
Iron Creek Cabin.fiO .
Hot Springs Mission ... .72 .
Mary's Igloo Village_75
Shelton Cabins .90.
Dahl Creek Cabins ...102.
Gold Roadhouse 1.12.
Taylor Roadhouse . ..142.
.Shelter Cabin
. Roadhouse .
TELLER MAIL TRAIL
Stations Distance Accotnmla
me Nome For)
.Penny River .
.Cripple River .
. Sinrock . .
. Wooley.
. Mission.
. I.#o8t River . .
. Wales Village.
.Roadhouse .
.Shelter Cabin
.Shelter Cabin .
.Roadhouse .. .
< Whiteman)
(Whiteman)
.Territorial j
Territorial j
. (Native) !
. Territorial :
(Native) I
l Whiteman) (
. . Territorial •
. ’Territorial j
. .Territorial ;
(Whiteman)
(Whiteman)
Whiteman
. . . Colored
. Territorial .
. Mining Co.
. .Whiteman
MARY'S TGIjOO THAU/
This Hall leave** the Teller Mall Trail at Teller going up the flay
Miles Total
Between Stations Distance
12. . . .Head of Harbor.12
13 . . .». Agiapuk.25 .
12. . . .Salt Lake .37
4 .... Across Salt Lake.41
9_Marv’a Igloo .50.
Accomodation Owner
. . . .Shelter Cabin . . . Territorial
. . . .Native Village
COl'Nt IL MAIL TRAII
Tliis Trail leaves the Overli
Miles Total
Ret ween Stations Distance
18.White Mountain .18
10.Carvels Cabin .28
4.Niukluk River .32
g.Council.40
nd Mall Trail at Golovin.
Accomodation Owner
. . . .Gov’t School . . . .Whitema>n
. . . .Trappers Cabin . . .Whiteman
....Abandoned cabins
....Roadhouse .Whiteman
KOTZEBUK MAIL TRAIL
I/eave Overland Mall Trail at Bonanza Roadhouse
Miles Total
Between Stations Distance Accomodation
30.Mouth Koyuk ..
18.Dime Landing .
7 .Haycock .
12.Sweepstakes . . .
8 .McCoys Cabin . .
16.Quartz Creek . . .
12.Snyders ....
20.Candle.
16 .Willow Bay
11 .Deerlng.
45.Shelter Cabin ..
17 .Mud Point.
12 .Blossom Portage
6.Kotiebne.
.30.Roadhouse
.48.Storehouses .
. 55.Roadhouse . .
. 67.Cabins.
.75.Cabins .
.91.Shelter Cabin
123 ..Roadhouse .
139.Storehouse
IBS.Roadhouse .
198.Shelter Cabin
215.Nothing
227......Nothing
,233 .Stores ....
(Native)
.Native
. .Whiteman
. (Whiteman)
. .Whiteman
. . . Whiteman
. . . .Whiteman
. . .Whiteman
.Japanese
. . . Territorial
. Whftemen
Travelers can go from Candle to Keewalik a distance of eight miles
where a good roadhouse is run by a white man from which point It Is
hot forty two miles to the Shelter Cabin.
LOCAL NEWS
HAMMON COMPANY IIL'SV
ON BIO I’OWKK 1*1.1 N'
Electrical Superintendent T>. I.
FJofor is busy with a law eane n
nun putting the Ilanimnn Consol!
dated Gold Fields Mr power plant ii
shape for next summer’s work. I
Is stated that the power plant is ti
'ii** increased by three power unit'
for the increased operations pIuiino<
by this concern for th»- coniine y ar
IHG KAGLE SHOW MAIU II 2fl
The Eagle Flail Commission an
nounce that on March 2f»th.. ai the
Large Eagle Hall, the pleasure seek
ers -if Nome will be given an oppor
tunity to witness a stage perform
ance entitled ‘The Deestrick Skule”
of fifty years ago. written by M. II.
Jaquith. which in Itself is a scream.
No effort will he spared to make
this show on*1 of th*- greatest suc
Weil do many remember th*- days
of the old school master-, and inevi
table Dunce Stool, and many other
forms of punishment meted out to
the youthful culprits of the old
school days. Laughs by the wagon
load are promised at this event.
Some of Nome's most celebrated
stag*- celebrities will be in the cast
uf characters. Among some of the
characters depicted a* tin's show will
In- fh<> well-remembered "Smart Al
eck." the school "Tell Tale." ihe
"Ideal Scholar," and "Maw" will be
there to see how the ‘.brightest” one
”t the fain:!.v is progressing in the
stinly of ".Jography" and “rithma
Details of the time the doors will
upeu and the time of the curtains
will ho made later. An evening of
good, clean, wholesome enjoyment
is pormised. and the public is in
cited to come and see some of the
jlder boys and girls made young
iillAM) AND PETIT
•(TRIES DRAWN
A Grand and Petit Jury were drawn 1
jl the Court House Sa'urday Jan. 12 j
and the Grand Jury is ordered to re- j
port at the Court House at 11 A. M j
Man'll 10th iind th.' Petit Jury is i
ordered to appear for duty at the
same place ai 11 A. M. March 17th.
following is a list of the names as
Grand Jury.
Sue L Ausley. Fleering
John A. Gram. Utica.
\V. C. Todhunter. Kiaua.
A. Femeye.r. Nome.
Mrs. K Rock man. Nome
Mrs. Geo. S. Maynard. Nome.
A. ,?. McKenzie, fleering.
Alice Jourdan. Nome.
Mrs. Richard llepue. St. Michael.
George L. Stanley. Kiana.
Peter P. Wynafs, Nome.
E. Ketcheson. Dime.
William A. Oliver. Council.
Mrs. Sarah Crooks. Nome.
Mrs. Hugh O'Neill. Nome,
Mrs. L. E. Rvnning. Nome.
Frances McDonald. Candle
John K»rr. Nome.
Carl LindeH. Nome.
Frank Hansen. Council.
It. M Williams. Dime.
M. O. Solberg. Nome.
Chas. Cavey. Nome.
Mrs. Chas. Cavey. Nome.
Ed. Rohu. Nome.
Peter X. Peterson. Nome.
Mrs. J. J. Hamlyn. Nome.
W. H. Webb. Nome.
Ferdinand Kleiner. Nome.
S. H. Burgh. Nome.
Andrew Mattson, Solomon.
Louis Baurele, Dime.
Al. Nicholson. Nome.
Nels Trolsen. Council.
Fred Ayer. Nome.
Mrs. Albin Poison. Nome.
Mrs. W. H. Koch. Nome.
Wm. Arthurs. Nome.
John Manos. Nome.
L. Seppala. Nome.
Wm. S. Levi. Kiana.
Otto Mills. Nome.
TT. Sethmann. Dime.
T. T. Spurlock. Utica.
Carl Brill. Nome.
Ben Mace. Candle.
Henry Shultz. Nome.
Mrs. C. P. Dill. Nome.
Fred Siane. Nome.
Mrs. W. E. Gerhart. Nome.
John F. Herbert. Candle.
Gertrude Lescher. Nome.
Pete,r McIntosh, Nome.
Fred Diemor, Nome.
Pete Yenger, Dime.
G. F. Hilfrich, Nome.
Mrs. W. W. Barnefte, Nome.
Eric Johnson. Council.
Joe Phillips. Nome.
Marion Du«n. Dime.
CKOWLKY AM» l.OMK.N
IJSAVK FOR TFI.I.KR
I> B. Crowley and Ralph I*>men
:• ft Nome yesterday f<»r Teller by
<]<»»: foam. The Lom>n Reindeer ft
Trading Corporation have large
herds of reindeer in the vicinity of
• Teller and it is on business in con
’ nection with these herds that the
■ two Nome gentlemen are making th©
THIS OFF It K OF VII. S.US:
The crime of being a draft evader
I fakes on th*• appearance of being a
f misdemeanor alongside of being an
: Why compare the present day poil
I ticians with the argonauts of the
'.pa-t. There were no Teapot Domes
I or Veteran'’ Bureau to worry about
j when the latter won- at the helm of
j The stony ->f Abraham Lincoln pur
chasing numerous drink' with the
j emu* eoonskin takes on an insignifi
cant aspect alongside of some of the
, fees paid government officials by
I Dcheny. McLottn and Sinclair
j w bn— t:. .. Washington chop
ped down the cherry tree, but who
j-oink a hole in Teapot Dome?
; We should consider ourselves
; 1 cky that we an* not Africa Look
| what might have happened if we hid
i had a lot of diamond mines on our
[ hands instead of n hunch of cheap
Some people wo* .»• -r if Den by is ;n
th** habit of --igriitig his checks with
out knowing what they are rihou* the
same as ho did the transfer of the oil
lands to th' Department, of the fn
McAdoo -avs h;s dealings with Dn
There is a question about that. We
know some things that are said to
he legal when everyone knows they
are not legitimate
Daugherty says he will g.. before
the public and defend himself if he in
made t>> resign. Possibly he will bn
saved the former part of that sen
tence by being taken before part of
the public for defense.
Italy evidently has decided that
Sinclair is too big a business man
for <o small a nation to deal with.
Perhaps she is right.
If all the scandal which has oc
cured in Washington during the last
two months were occur In Russia,
the price of ammunition for small
arms would increase very shortly
When Forbes defied Daugherty to
prosecute him in the Vetera-ns' Bu
reau graft charges', he evidently was
of such narrow build that he did not
realize that he was adding insult to
injury to the American people, and
that it was possible others than Dau
gherty could do the prosecuting.
Some of those who h ive a fineer
in the pie would like to have us be
lieve that all the scandal is a politi
cal issue with oil slinging taking
place instead of mud slinging.
Ft IS R FELLATIO VH FOR THIRD
DISTRICT OF \1*\SKA FOR
192.1-1024.
Marten, Land Otter. Mink. and
Weasel. Nov. l«th to March -1st
Muskrat. May 1st to June 10th.
Lynx. Fox. De. 1st to March 3l3f
Reaver, Sea Otter, rioted Season.
Bear (black, glacier, cinnamon),
woif, wolverine, squirrel, marmot,
(whistler) Snow-hoe and Arctic
Ilare, are unprotected.
Three changes are noteworthy la
FIRST—The fox season has bees
advanced to December 1st and ex
tended to March 31st. This is t®
prevent the great influx of unprima
skins into the hands of the traders
during the early days of the opes
season. We estimate that the mon
ey value of the fox catch can be
increased more than 10"o by giv
ing the animals 15 days more to
mature before trapping.
The advisability of prescribing
different opnn seasons for white fox
and red fox was discussed, but the
habits and range? of 'he two species
I SECOND—The change in th»
I muskrat season is radical aud. we
j believe, efficacious,
i The lone midwinter season Is not
1 wanted either by trappers or trad
j ers. It leads to a destruction of
| houses and runaways that would
j certainly exterminate the rat if loug
j continued. The forty days open
j season at the breakup gives thi
j hunter a chance to select and shoot
! the finest rats at a time when their
] pelage has reached its highest
I point of excellence,
i THIRD—The season is closed os
! Beaver. The trapper forced this
• issue upon himself by a wholesale
| detraction of beaver house® during,
the two years open season granted.
FRANK DUFRE5NE.
C.S. Fur Warden. Biological Surrey
Department of Agriculture.
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