DAN SUTHERLAND
OUT FOR DELE6ATE
Formal announcement «*f the oandl
.t.i, \ „f Senator Han Sutherland for
tin- office of 1 telega to to Congress wos
made ! Fairbanks Pecember 23. oc
. din;; to the F.iirbnrik' Nows-Miner
■ n that date, which savs.
•Hefoi.' leaving- for lltlhy this
• lining. Pan Sutherland told Henry
i: *> t-> fm mall) announee his (Han’s)
iuk election.”
Henry hay already sent the noini
i at Ion napcis to Juneau, da t I'd Pro - |
i mlH’r 19th."
Tie New-Mi>- i deduces
_J_
that the,
announcement indicates that JudR*
Wlckershnm is out of the Ala.sk.i
delegate Held. ns. if such were not
the cast*. Mr. Hoy would not be at
tend ink to the filing of Sutherland's
papers and Dan himself would not be
running, and adds:
“Dan's is the first candidacy an- l
nounced. There will Im» others, but!
we are hen* to prophesy that at the
finish all other candidates will dls- J
The Nome Nugget delivered by ear- J
Her or mailed. l’er Month SI.00
SUTHERLAND GRANTED
DISPUTED MILAGE FEES
> l:iim i ill. from Junoo to l’oov
man ..ft > tin* . lo*» ,.f tho last loglsla
u\i> si - smn without having: made the
.'inn. > \o l««n fotvihl> refuted by
th» . ■ tfon .1 th« f ■ '>• < l'. p. t
tm-nt in allow ing the .1 tiin without
uuosti. >n Tin- proof of it is provid
ed t.\ photographic cop. of tho i
Tr. .sm\ I Vpai t im-nt letter form on *
• ■ isinjt tv olaim now in tho hands
• •I M \\ tJrlthlh of this «• it> . Tho
photo t..p\ was forwarjed to Mr.
tJritlit' " Mr Sutherland .shortly
after tho ol«.so of navigation and ar
rived horn ;l f. w .lays ago.
Tho lottor I'rmos conclusively that
tho objections raised against Mr.
Snthotland's collection of his mileage
fees woro unwarranted and also dis
closes that tho objectors woro ignor
ant of tin- fa. t that mileage is to a
gnat extent looked upon as part of
tho compensation of legislators and
tnal th« govotnmont seldom if ever
denies a .-laiin oo\orfng tho journey
of . i. cisiator from tho point of legis
lative assembly to his homo, regand
loss of w hot hr i ho . . tuali> makos tho
journ. \ before submitting his • :aim.
Tho Nugget ;> not aw.if .is to who
first raiso.l tho objection against Mr.
Suth^i land, init that it was sedulously
l.wko.1 a Unit as an evident of wrong
doing b\ th* lVmocrati. machine ring
in this S.S tion siigjrps;:. that it proba
bly i ..,1 its origin in maohino circles.
tho :>ng \ iiltnr.-s as a choice morsel
of politic;.' carrion which might l>e
'>-«■> b> dis.rc.li: Mr. Sutherland, who
is noted as ono of tho bitterest op
ponents of the inachim In any case
tho attempt failed entirely and the
• fToi: at « ham* ter 1‘.'smirching will
injur, no one hut those responsible
for it. Mr Sutherland met tho
< hai-go b\ refusing to ac.-opt the dis
puted ntilago until it was sanctioned
‘v the Washington government. Fol
■ wing is tho reply of the government
to his claim:
I i»r. \>< i in r»KI AKTMEN'T
»'tVu i of iho Secretary.
Washington. O.t. 51. If»l9.
^ ,%ur claim for mileage Juneau to
1'oorman. Alaska, has been settled by
th» Vuditor for the Interior Dcpsrt
nent per eoi tiftcste No. tiifiSrt. ’ ami
the sum of J2SS.J0 .iMowed.
;*a>able 1\\ the Treasury department i
Amount of the claim to b«' reported
l > *he Treasury »lep«rtment to con
gress for an appropriation, the ap
propriation . hargcfthle therewith now
•oing exhausted, $25S.20.
Appropriations for claims of this
character are usually made in the
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-ienry hill annually pass-*)
*tl about t 10 i lose of ost oh session of!
Congress. or provision therefor may
m' made mrlier in an urgent defic
\s soon as the appropriation Is j
mule b> Congress, a warrant for the *
imount due will he sent to you with
out unnecessary delay and without »
further inquiry on your part.
liCKpectfully 1'. S. Ward.
Acting Chief of Hi vision of
Bookkeeping and Warrants. •
PIONEER JOURNAL INTERESTING
PUBLICATION
Volume 1. No. 1. of 'The Path
finder." the new Alaska magazine,
’devoted to the welfare of the Pio
neers of Alaska" and published mon
thly l>y John \V Frame. Grand His
torian of the Pioneers of Alaska.
• ante to hand a few days ago and
and proves to he a most interesting
publication that will undoubtedly at
tract wide pationngc both in and out
side Pioneer circles. The initial
number comprises 32 pages of reading
matter and is liberally illustrated
with half tones of the membership ot
the Vnchorage Igloo, to which the
first Issue is mainly devoted The
purpose of thi magazine, as explained
h> the publisher, is to "collect mater
ial for a history of Alaska." l’nblt
ation will l>e conducted along s«.me
whot novel lines. Kach monthly
niimler will l»e printed in a different
town and will he what is described
as \i special edition for the town in
which it is printed.Thi< ;
will give each igloo ;ii opportunity to
hack lh» Historian up in gathering j
the data and soliv'iting patronage t ' t
pa> for printing their own number of |
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The subscription ’price is $" "o
year, single copies 50 cents.
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES
FAIRBANKS BUILDINGS
ably the worst earthquake Fairbanks
'ins ovrr rspMlfncfd," shook up the
injbrtor metropolis s^vortly shortly
;tfter the noon hour October 16, ac
I'ordinr to a recently arriving number
'f the News-Miner. Editor Thomp
l»or say*: "Old Mother Earth
humped her hack and shook like a
Wild West show, seemingly in an at
tempt to buck everybody in Our Town
vff her hack. In the upper storieb
•■f the more-than-one-story buildings
in town it looked as though the build
ings might fall, but the people hung
on. and Mother Earth had to quit
BLAMES US FOR
EXCHANGE SLUM*
1-ondon. Jan. S<v—Blaming America1
for the great slump in British ex- .
i hange. Horatio Bottomley, the noted!
lxmdon editor and writer, bitterly *a-.
sails the 1'nited States in an article
published today in his newspaper,
John Bull.
COKE HILL NOW
MAIL CONTRACTOR
An exchange reports that E. Coke
Hill, former assistant 1*. S. Attorney
at Nome, and present incumbent of
the same olilce at Ruby, has been
given a contract to carry the winter
mails between Ruby and Flat,
Subscribing for newspaper* from
the States and reading your local paper
free at the expense of the publisher er
friends Is a poor way to help hens
industry.
WIFE’S TROUBLES
COST HIM $300
NOTHING DIO MRS SATHER ANY
GOOD UNTIL SHE TOOK
’ I more than three hundred !
Joli.ns during the past year for treat
ment and medicine for my wife, but I
Elio didn’t net any relief until she
I'ninmonoed taking Tnnlae," wild Ole'
II. Sather. who lives at Hubbard, j
Oregon. while In the Owl Prug Star.
In Portland a few days ;>go.
•I'p to the time my wife began!
taking Tnnlae." continued Mr. Sather.
’sin had not been able to do her
housework for about two years. She
had been suffering from indigestion
>nd stomach trouble all the time, an.!
although she was under treatment.
*nd had taken many different kind
af medicine, the trouble just seemed
lo get worst* all the time. Final]'
she came to Portland last spring and
underwent a thorough examination
and went under special treatment
but it didn't .lo her any good .it nil j
Everytlme she ate anything sb > I
would suffer something awful with 1
gas and crumping spells afterwards i
Sometimes she wotlld he so nauseate 1 !
that she could hardly retain what she I
never slept well, and would get up in!
the mornings feeling tired and worn
out She seemed to lose all her en
rrffv and strength, and finally got s.
weak and run down that she was
about ready" to give up all hope of,
ever getting any better.
“We had been reading about Tania.•
and the good it was doing other peo
pie so she dec.ided t.. give it a trial
Well. sir. Tnnlae has simply put hei,
now she is just as well and hearty a<
she ever was in her life. She eats
three hearty meals every .lay now
and enjoys them. too. and the bes*
part of it is. she never suffers after
wards. She has actually gain.-.!
fifteen pounds in weight, and does all
her housew.nk without the least tr-> :
hie We are gla.l to give this state
ment. and we never lose ,.n opportun
ity to boost Tanlac. f.»r it certainly
has done great things far my wife.”
Tanlae is sold in Nome by l^otnen
Bros. —Advertisement
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN' TIIK DISTRICT COURT FOR
THK TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
SECOND DIVISION.
A. W OKLAND. Plaintiff.
J. K. LINN, JOE VINT, A. D. AN
DREWS. F. S. LAMPORT, as Ad
ministrator 'of the Estate of J. I*.
Rogers, ‘Defeased, and C. F. Rice.
Defendants.
The I’resident ©f the United States
of Vnieriea to J. R. Linn, Joe Vint.
\ D. Andrews and F. S. Lamport,
i \dmlnlstrator of the Estate of .1.
I’. Rogers. Deceased. Defendants :
Von. and each of you, are hereby
summoned and required to appear
and answer the complaint of plaintiff
on file in the office of the Clerk of the
Court at the City of Nome, within
thirty days from the date of the ser
vh *>f this summons upon you, that
is. within thirty days after the com
pletion of the period of publication of
this summons, or judgment for want
(tlnacof wiir be takon against you.
and you are hereby notified if you
f..il to answer said complaint. the !
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
tin- relief demanded therein.
This is an action to recover judg
ment against the defendants to fore
close certain liens held by and as
signed to plaintiff against the An
drews Dredge, situated in the Port
• ’larence Mining and Recording Dis
trict. Territory of Alaska, and to re
cover the sum of $9220.36. togethe
with attorney’s fees, as will more
fully appear,from the complaint on
file herein.
The il;itc of the order for the pub
lication of this summons is January
31st. 1920; the date of the first publi
cation thereof is the 31st day of Jan
uary 1920, and the date of the last
publication is March 13th. 1920. and
the time within which said defendants
.ire required to appear and answer
said complaint is within thirty days
after the said 13th day of March 1920.
WITNESS, the Honorable WILLIAM
A. HOLZHELMER. Judge of the
District Court for the Territory of
Alaska. Second Division and the
seal of said Court hereunto af
fixed at Nome, Alaska, this 31st
( SEAL > THOS. McGANN
for the Territory of Alaska.
Second Division. *
By W. C. McGITRK
Deputy Clerk
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
rier or mailed. Ter Month $1.00
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Horses For Sale
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
NONE RESTAURANT
OPPOSITE ALASKA SANK
NOW
OREN
■ -
• * NOTICE
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 15, 1919 THE PRICE OF WELLING.
TON COAL WILL BE THIRTY 8IX DOLLARS PER TON IN THE
YARDS OF THE A L * C. CO. DELIVERY SUBJECT TO RE
QUISITIONS FROM THE CITY COUNCIL. TERMS STRICTLY
C*SH WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC AT THIS TIME
THAT THIS COMPANY WILL NOT AGAIN CARRY A WINTER
COAL SUPPLY.
AM, DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICES CLOSED
Between 12:00 nnd 1:00 p. m.
ALASKA LIGHTERAGE * COMMERCIAL CO.
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
JAS. SWARTZBLL, Prop.
•Best Accomodations to Alasto
STEAM HEATED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
p Lincoln Hotel
I Finest Rooms in Nome
5 H4ME I.IKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR TRANSIENT S
S OR PERMANENT GUESTS. C
8 BY DAY, WEEK ER MENTH. S
? MRS BARNEY GIBNEY ... . Proprietor S
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STEAM BATH AT THE
ELITE BATH HOUSE
ANY KIND OF BATH
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated,
Hot a ad Cold Water.
ROOMS:—By the Night, Week
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TRADE
Miners & Mtrdants
Bank of Alaska
NOME. ALA ML*
Capital . - $100,000
Gold Dust Purchase.,
and Assayed
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