FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
Try a Roast of Chilled Beef , Fresh
Pork or Tender Sprihg Lamb
Our Mayflower brand of Fresh
Creamery Butter and Rauch Eggs is in
great Demand Because the Quality is
High and the Price Low.
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
OLESALE RET
Earl C. Mod ini, prop.
Quality Meats at Reasonable Price#
LOCAL NEWS
DONALDSON AlUilVKS WITH
MAIL A YD PASSENGERS
The Mail Schooner Donaldson,
('apiain Alex Allan, left St. Michael
Sunday morning at n ue o'clock for
Nome with nineteen passengers
from Yukon River Points. The
Donaldson arrived Monday morn
ing bringing 500 pounds of mail
from St. Michael and 2500 pounds
fiom TTnalakleet. following is the
passenger list: Sam Shucklun. Joe
Maherne, Max Hnmphree. H. K.
Dunlap. H. L. Cockrane. R. F.
Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Foran,
J. Robertson. Conrad Olsen, F . A.
Dean. J. W. Adams. 11. Land. H. E.
Wade. <\ F. Selstrunt, Captain
Calvin H. Burkhead, Mary Miller.
DONALDSON ARRIVED TODAY
The Motor ship Donaldson arriv
ed at 1:00 a. m. from St. Michael
and way points with the mail and
tb** following passengers from St.
J. J. MeKinnen.
M. N. R.-theher.
Olaf Svedin.
From Cnalakleet
Wallace R. Thorne.
Walter K. Taylor.
The Donaldson also brought a
small consignment of freight for
the Radio Station here.
Ladie* and Children's Ready-to
W’ear Coats, Hats Dresses, .\prons,
Fancy Underwear, Hose and Novel
MRS. J. \Y ANGER.
Opposit<* Court Hnu.se
LOST- 6 foot aluminum Exten
sion Rule, return to Nugget office
and receive reward.
BUNTING
AUTO TRANSFER
AU, KINDS OF FREIGHTING
BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS
Paswn0»*rs Taken Anywhere
REASONABLE RATES
For Information Inquire at
ELITE RATH HOUSE
LLOYD E. BUNTING, Prop.
Miners & Merdiants
Bank of Alaska
NOME. ALASKA
WE PAY
Interest on Time Certificates
of Deposit.
3% per annum
On 0 month deposits.
4% per annum
on I a mouth deposits.
Mill. MOVKMKVTH
A heavy consignment of mails
tor the Outside were dispatched on
the Victoria sailing last Thursday
j Hereafter mails lor the Outside
! Will be sent via St. Michael. Yukon
1 aiid Government Rail 1 road. Kvcepf
| when steamers offer on the Nome
I As the steamer Oduna will un
load freight at many points on the
i I'ast coast after leaving Nome, it
I is not probable that mails destined
for the states will be forwarded
The mail boat l>o-naldson arrived
j from St. Michael with mail this
i lorning and will probably return
| Sunday morning carrying mail de
| stined for the States via Yukon and
Government railroad.
liAHI.KIC HKSTAl'RANT
VISITKD BY KOBBKKS
The Bahlke Restaurant was the
seemi of a robbery Wednesday
i ght .r o.irly Thursday morning,
when a sack containing over $100
in silver was taken from a drawer
under the counter. The cash reg
ister: was not even touched, and
st.me $30 rolled up in packages
i'» the drawer with the sack were
also overlooked. It is believed
that the thief made his exit thru
the back entrance to the restaurant.
lM>vr hll.li PT.IKM LG.W
Since the arrival of the Victoria,
'it has been brought to the attention
'of Special Officer Robert James that
a large number of ptarmigan lias
been killed. Officer James believes
jthat the killing has been done by
1 Cheechakos, who are not familiar
: with the fact that this is against the
j law, and asks everyone to assist him
in seeing that the law ..n ptarmigan
I
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Til IKS .AT NOME
I My John A. Wilson)
2.1 5:17 p.m.
8:56 p.m. June 29
9:32 p.m. June 30 12:00 noon
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SUNDAY, .IUNE 22nd. J
ROAST CHICKEN |
Prime Ribs of Roof |
Konst Pork and Apple Sauce !
Fruit Salad and Nome Lettuce I
Corn on the Cob j
ICE CREAM |
Cherry Pie.
| AT RAHLKE’S. I
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Look at HoIt*s
| BARGAIN TABLE
See wh&t 10 cents
will buy
Nuff Sed, too busy
to write adds
HOLT’S NEW STARK
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
I
Telepbone Main 11.
LOCAL NEWS
NEW ItKVENVE HILL
A1TROVKD JI NK 2nd
Messrs. Harry Weingarten and
.1. A. Denney, Internal Revenue Col
lectors. who arrived in Nome «»n
board the Victoria, called at the
Nugget office today and stated for
the benefit of our readers that they
are this date in receipt of a notice
that the new Revenue Hill, approv
ed by President Coolidge June 2nd.
'repeals taxes on beverages effective
June 2nd., and also the special tax
< t; theatres, public exhibitions and
circuses is repealed, effective June
3<'th. The following taxes were re
pealed effective after midnight Jun.*
2nd.: telephone and telegraph, ad
mission tax of ?>0 vents and under.
tax on jewelry sold for $30 or less,
per single purchase and on watches
sold for $60 or less.
STEAMTW>AT INSl’Kt TORS
NOW DI E IN NOME
Captain Charles H. White and
Mr. Savine L. Craft. Si. .Michael
Board of Steamboat Inspectors, left
Seattle May 16th. for Bethel, Kus
kokwim River, and are expected to
arrive in Nome from that port at
any time. Their secretary. Mr. Wil
son Brine, came to Nome direct
aboard the Victoria to join the In
spectors at this place. After their
work is completed here the Inspect
ors will continue on their annual
tour of inspection on the Yukon.
Tanana and Iditarod rivers, return
ing to the outside by way of Daw
son and the inside passage late in
MAIL BOAT SILVER WAVE
SAILS NORTH JUNE 23rd.
The gas schooner Silver Wave,
owned and operated by the Lonmn
Reindeer and Trading Corporation,
which was launched in Snake river
last week, has,undergone a thor
ough overhauling, and is now with
out a doubt the best and most com
fortable vessel plying on the North
out ..f the river Friday and is now
getting everything in order for her
first trip North with Fncle Sam’s
mail. She will carry passengers
and freight to all way points. The
traveling public will find that th y
relieve many of the disagreeable
and dangerous trips which were en
countered in former years. The ad
\ertised sailing date of the Silver
Wave is Monday June 23rd.. at 7
p. m.. the destination being Teller.
DANIELS CREEK TO BE
SYSTEMATICALLY MINED
J. S. Haynes, head of the Alaska
U< Id Recovery Company. accom
panied by his wife were arrivals on
the Victoriaa from the outside. In
an interview with the Nugget rep
josentative it was learned that this
company, which owns considerable
mining property on Daniels creek,
a; Bluff, is prepared to carry on
mining operations in that section on
Mr. Haynes is bringing in on this
Dip of the freighter Oduna, three
Peispl engines and drag line roller
buckets which will he used to re
cover the gold. The idea of roller
buckets for gold mining is a new
one here, but Mr. Haynes feels sure
tl.at it will be a complete success.
Twenty men arc to be employed in
the company's operations. Fuel
oil and a large outfit of supplies will
be landed at Bluff after the freight
er Oduna completes unloading her
cargo for Nome.
PIONEER MO HOTEL
UNO AMENTS
HMSKKJ'SBPlSiB ADD SINGLE
ROOMS .AT REASONABLE
RATES..
FINEST ACCOMODATIONS.
JENNIE HANSEN,
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BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
# Open from *
S 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. *
*..SPECIAL DINNER FROM If
* 5 P. M. to 7 P. M. Ill
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TKAIHNU IfllUIHUTIOS I
IM.AXS IIKi OPERATIONS
I’arl J. I.omt'n. prvultlent and Ran-1
ami manager of thv Lomen Rein- J
d*or anil Tradlns Corporation, who
■ 'turned Iasi wook on tho Victoria
ftom lilt- Sillies, in an Interview
' sj.vs th*‘ company is now getting
i» to tint* shape to handle reindeer
! nifift large quantities on the
[markets Outside.
Mr. Lomen says that .special at
t, nti..n will be given to butchering
11he animals next fall. Il is plann-j
! Kd . to kill 4000 reindeer between
September 1 Bth and January 15th j
and ample deer meat will be kept j
! cn hand in the cold storage plant j
to supply the Nome markets at all
times from now on. On the Inst'
trip of the S. S. Victoria this fall |
ja capacity cargo of Reindeer car
cases will be shipped to the States,
the balance of the deer slaughtered
during the killing season will be
kept in the Cold Storage plants of
the company for shipment on the
j first boats next Spring. The new
cold storage plant to be erected on
j the shores of Port Clarence will
have a capacity of 2500 carcases,
i the machinery and equipment for
this plant will arrive on one of the
The following interview which
v as printed in the Alaska Weekly
is about all that Mr. Lomen has to
"The Lomen Reindeer and Trad
ing Corporation, with, headquarters
at Nome. Alaskn. hi* been ade
quately financed for its future op
erations in the Northland, largely
due to the efforts of Carl J. Lomen.
president and general manager of
the company, who passed the great
(i part of the winter in New York
and Washington, and who arrived
in Seattle recently.
This reindeer company was brot
it.to being several years ago by Mr.
Lomen. who stayed with the pro
ject through thick and thin, until
success is assured. The additional
n.oneys secured this winter will
I ut the project over in big shape,
as well as liquidate all debts
against the company. While the
assets of the concern largely exceed
the liabilities, immediate funds are
required to carry on with, until
such time ;is the project has gotten
I on a big producing basis.
The company owns about 50.000
head of reindeer, divided into six
j herds and located at Kotzebue.
Luckland. Teller. Golovin. Egavik
land Nunivak Island. Cold storage
plants have been installed at Nome,
(Golovin, Egavik and Keewalik.
Another plant will be erected at J
Teller this season and additional
plants will later be installed at |
points to the northward. * j
There are some 450.000 head of
reindeer in Alaska. Of this num-1
ber, perhaps seventy per cent is |
c wned by natives.
Mr. Lomen announces that the
company has secured the services
of John M. Ornes. of Minneapolis,
who has been designated as sales
agent in the UnitedStates.to handle
the reindeer meat shipped outside.
Mr. Ornes will make his headquar
ters in Seattle. Mr. Lomen is con
fident that a good market will be
worked up. not only in this country,
but in Europe as well. Some of
the reindeer shipped out last fall
by the company was sold to the
Savoy and the Cluridge hotels in
London. The big New York hotels
have reindeer meat on their bills
Mr.. Lomen points out that Alas
kans themselves, when on the out
side on business or pleasure, could
vastly.aid the reindeer industry by
telling the people about the meat,
thus adding in its introduction. He
is a pioneer in this business, being
j the first to go into It on a big scale,
and sees immense possibilities for
the industry.”
*W * W S W * * * * * * * W * * * ffi
WANTED
Two men want steady employ
ment for winter if possible. One
In a Civil Engineer and Draftsman;
the other a Carpenter. Inquire at
Elite Bath House. Willing do any
kind of work.
SUBSCRIBE FOB THE NUGGET
•1.00 PER MONTH.
GEM RESTAURANT
Opposite Nugget Office
MRS. OLIVER FLOWERS
A GOOD PLACE
TO EAT
Dinner Served From 11 A. M.
Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m.
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£ £ S *£«***££££«£*
For
SATISFACTION
LOWEST PRICES
And
GOOD SERVICE
Trade At
POLET’S STORE
IScdcrstrom&Ittdefi
JEWELERS and OPTICIAN'S.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to make known to the
public that we are closing our Seattle
Store and that we will both come to
Nome on the first steamer with a full
and complete line ot jewelry and etc.
Segerstrom &1)a0en
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS.
NOME, SEATTLE,
Opposite Nugget Office. 5th Are. opp. Fredrick & Nelson
Welcome to our City
Sourdoughs
and Cheechakos
come in and see us
We treat you rigHt
THE D.:E. CflOWLEY 8ROCEOY CO. 100.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
STORK Ol'EN'H NINE A. M. CLOSES SLY I\ M.