QUALITY
DON’T buy your llraul ud Pantry timply because
I key are high or low In price.
CONSIDER QUALITY by comparison with other
l»ran<ts you'll find that the best QUALITY la lu our
liltRAl) AND PASTRY
In oriler to furnish our customer* with fresh
bread we work nights, and in that way the bread and
pantry will be ready before noon every day.
WHISTLE
CAFE AND BAKERY . >
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS SOON
WILL I'Alfov IMI'OKTKI) CTT Tl'It KISH TOR4CCOS,
CIGARS AND CICJARKTTES.
ALSO ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS
Dan’s Place
City Bath House
Open For Business
M. O. SOLBERG
KAItllKIt SHOP IN CONNECTION
ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Pangman
JOHN LAND riitor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
For Sale Cheap!
Boston Steam Laundry plant |
and equipment.
For particulars inquire |
W. J. ROWE |
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm. SINHOLD, Prop.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
LOCAL NEWS
MAlli NOTICK
As the Victoria la expected to dis
charge and depart within 3 days
after unloading commences. It is
advisable to deposit in the postoffice
early, all mails destined for the
•‘Outside/*
SEATTLE ENGRAVER
fOMKH TO NOME
C. L. Harrison of the 8eattle Bn
gruvlnK Co. has come to Nome for
the season. Mr. Harrison is also
a director of the Golden Ore Mining
Company and has left for Moulder
creek Thursday to look over thr
company properties.
OLD STAND OPEN
FOR Bl'SI NESS
The popular, uptodate jewelry
store of Segerstrom & Hagen is
again ready far business at the old
stand opposite the Nugget office.
Mr. Segerstrom spent the winter on
the outside and returns.with a new'
and seasonable stock of goods.
CORDOVA AT ST. MICHAEL
The freighter Cordova is at St.
Michael, unloading her cargo of
heavy freight and explosives. Frotoi
St. Michael the freighter will pro
ceed to Golovin and Nome. It was
the intention of the company to em
ploy the Valdez as an explosive car
rier only, but the limited amount
of freight for the Cordova necessi
tated her being partly loaded with
this cargo, leaving the Valdez in
CHECHACO BALL TONIGHT
An informal (lance will be given
tonight in the small Eagle Hall Hi
honor of the returning old timers
and the new visitors to our cayip.
On this occasion we will have the
pleasure of greeting old acquaint
ances and meeting the strangers.
The Chechaco Ball is an annual af
fair given for the benefit of our
visitors and it is the one opportunity
for us to get together and bid them
welcome.
BOULDEK-RANGOR OPERATIONS
DURING SUMMER
The Golden Ore Mining Company
will operate two camps this summer
one on Boulder and another on Ban
gor. Mr. Geo. Thomas, president
of the Company, has had the ditchts
cleared and the camp placed in read
iness for summer operations. The
Bangor creek camp will be establish
ed with A. C. Stewart in charge.
Mr. Thomas will remain on Bould
er superintending operations on
both creeks. Mrs. Thomas will ac
company her husband to Boulder
creek where she will make her home
for the summer.
Operations on Monument creek
will not be begun until later in the
POINT BARROW, AIaASKA ,
OIL IS SUPERIOR TO
CAM FOB XU OIL
A. M. Smith, representative of
thi North Star OU Company, of Skull
Cliff, has returned from California
where he> submitted a sample of his
company’s oil to Smith and Emery,
chemists of San Francisco. Analy
sis shows a 24.6 parafine base,
which is superior to the grade of oil
found in the California fields.
Discovery on the claims represent
ed by Mr. Smith is merely seepage
oil which covers the entire country.
Skull Point is midway between Point
Belcher and Point Barrow and is
sometimes called Wallipi.
According to Mr. Smith his as
sociates and other stakers in the dis
trict will do no drilling this year
but will begin work as soon as the
Bulker land Grouping Bill passes the
Boas*. The Grouping Bill permits
40 claimants to group their interests
and sink one well instead of 40 sep
arte wells. President Harding.
Secretary Fall and all departsaant
officials as well as the Hooar of Rep
resentatives are reported to be ia
favor of the Bill, the only stumbling
ISSffSKXSSSISII
* I A. M to I P. M. _
% ..SPECIAL DINNER FROM
JK 5 P. M. to t P. M.
SMALL EAGLE HAIA
Open from
block 1« the New York delegation of
three who oppoee the measure on
the ground that too much latitude Is
being given the pioneers who brave
the danger and hardships of such
venture. It is stated that oposi
tion will be overcome and at the
fall session of congress the measure
will succeed. If the Bill falls to
pass no further attempt will be
made to develop thise valuable
fields, for the present.
MILOS CAFK
OPEN ALL NIGHT
ATTORNEY COTHRAN RETURNS
AH GENERAL MANAGER
OF PIONEER MINING CO.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Cochran are
returning arrivals on the Victoria,
having spent the winter in Was^r
ington and California. Lewis Clark
n»nephew, accompanied on the trip
to Nome.
Mr. Cochran was busily engaged
with the Pioneer Mining Company
affairs and comes back to Nome as
the direct representative of the Com
The Cochrans have moved into
their home on First avenue West,
where they will reside for the sum
O. D. ha* reestablished his Jgw
offices in the Albright Building and
has settled down to his summers
FAMOUS ARCTIC EXPLORER
ARRIVES NOME ENROUTE
TO NORTH POLE
Captain Roald Amundson, the
famous Arctic explorer, arrived in
Nome as a passenger on the Victoria.
His boat the ‘•Maud,’* enroute to
Nome, will arrive in about ten days
and make final preparations for the
long, tedious and hazardous trip to
the North Pole. On board the
Maud are aeroplanes which will be
employed as scout planes, using the
ship as a base from which to recon
noiter new territory.
Upon reaching Point Barrow a
monoplane will attempt the flight
from Point Barrow to Spitzbergen.
In case weather conditions become
to hazardous the plane will land at
Cape Columbia in Grant Land.
The distance from Point Barroty
to the pole is 1200 miles; from the
pole to Cape Colombia 400 miles
and from the pole to Spitzbergen
600 miles. As Point Barrow and
Spitzbergen lie on opposite sides of
the pole a straight line connecting
the two points spans a distance of
1800 miles. If success attends
this perilous flight untold possibili
ties will bt- revealed, and aerial nav
igation wnl have established its
greatest achievement.
MOOSE MEETING.
Regular bi-monthly Moose meet
ing, Monday evening at 8:00, In
Moose Hall.. . All visiting Moose
members welcome.
W. H. KOCH, Secy.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thdt
the undersigned, the Lost River Tin
Mining Company. is the absolute
owner of all buildings, machinery
and all other improvements of a
permanent nature, including all
tools and equipment pertaining
thereto, located in the vicinity of
Cassiterite Creek, a tributary of
Lost River in the Port Clarence Dis
trict. Alaska. All persons are here
by warned that they are prohibited
from entering upon said premises
for the purpose of entering said
buildings or for the purpose of pur
chasing or of removing said build
ings. machinery, equipment or any
tools connected therewith.
LOST RIVER TIN MINING CO..
By WILLIAM O’BRIEN.
Its President.
Dated this 17th.day of June 1922.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
One Laundry outfit complete.
One assay outfit.
8econd hand lumbar, Furniture.
1000 ahedta Galvanised Iron.
WANTED—1000 feet email min
ing rails. Inquire at
E. L. HOLT
ARRIVED ON VICTORIA
A full Um of Lange Stoves and
Banpn GvAnlte ami Atnmiaum
Ware. Rugs and Linoleum, notions.
PRICES REASONABLE
HOLT'S NEW STORE
Telephone Main 11.
frank Martin i
- (LEADING FUR DEALER) ,
RAW FI RM AND MADE VP GARMENTS.
LUIflE STOCK OF MUKLUK8 AND PARKAS.
RAW MATERIAL FOR PARKAS; WOLF ft WOLVERINE SKINS.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR MANUFACTURED GARMENTS.
CURIOS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR HAW FURS.
Hudson Bay fur Co.
OF SEATTLE
FRANK MARTIN, Agent.
MRS. NIEBLING’S
RESTAURANT
Open for Business
7 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M.
Arctic Bakeru, Candu Store
and Ice Cream Parlor
(THK HOME OF SWEETS AND A GOOD PLACE TO EAT.)
FIRST CLASS BAKERY PRODUCTS
SOURDOUGH HOTCAKES FROM 7 a. m. to 12 noon.
WE SERVE HILL'S BROS. COFFEE
GOOD MEALS TO NINE P. M.
FRESH ICE ('REAM DAILY
SOFT DRINKS, HOME MADE ( ANDY
CARL PORATH, Proprietor.
Candidates
Election Printing
and advertising
Accepted by. the Nugget '
From all parties or factions
regardless of affiliations.
Fresh Laid
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MM - *:>n. * •
Eggs
$1.50 doz,
W. H. CAMERON, □=£££