NOMMRKII- SVCMKTS. N HVV
NOTES OF NOME
;ilTs INSTALLED AT
K\TIUN< i: SNAKE IUYKH
Electric blinker lights have l>et*n
.tailed on the ends of the jetties
tlie entrance to Snake River
MARRIED ON MONDAY
Alvin Ivanoff of Shaktolik. and
iss Gertie Ryan of I’nalakleet.
ere married last Monday at the
lice of the I'nited States Com
issioner. Judge ('has. W. Thorn
n who tied the nuptial knot.
ORK RENEWED ON THE
DRIVING OF REVETMENT
Bob Ledgerwood. foreman of the
ile driver crew, engaged in driv
es the revetment along the north
tde of Snake river, has started
ork again since the arrival of the
eavy timbers from the outside,
n the Victoria. The construction
f the wharf and dock for the Mu
nicipality is well under way. and
lie freight shed will be completed
iTEAMER SAILINGS FOR
BALANCE OF SEASON
James P. Daly, local Agent for
the Alaska S. S Company, states
that the ne*t sailing from Seattle
of the Str. Victoria will be about
September 18th.. and from Nome
about October 5th. This will be
the last trip of the Victoria for
this season. The Victoria will be
replaced on the Nome run by the
Steamer Alameda, which will make
♦ he final trip of the season, sail
ing from Seattle about October
11th. and will sail from Nome
for Seattle about October 25th.
M.KINSCHMIDT PARTY
RKTPItNS FROM HI NT
The schooner Nokatak under
charter to Frank Kleinschmidt. the
movie man. returned from a trip
to the edge of the ice pack off
('ape Van Karem Monday. They
brought hack four large polar
phies * Many interesting" and ex
citing moving pictures were ob
tained of these animals in action,
which gave the hunters many
il.rils in their efforts to catch them
TR008LE0 WITH
ITCHINGJCALP
Broke Out In Pimples.
Cnticura Healed.
“I was troubled with an itching
scalp for several months. It broke
out in pimples and itched so badly
that I scratched it till it bled. My
hair began to fall out. 1 read an
advertisement for Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and sent for a free sample.
After the first application I got relief.
I then bought a box of Ointment and
s cake of Cuticura Soap and before
they were all used my trouble was
over, I was healed.” (Signed)
William Schmidt. Jr., R. 1. Box 21,
Monroe. Wash., Aug. 24, 1922.
Use Cuticura for every-day toilet
purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe
with Ointment, dust with Talcum.
Sfti>»UE«ch Frse by Mall. Audreu:' Cvtlcmrs L*b
milerUt. Dspt H. tt«.:<Wc t%. Hut " S». d every
9MF'Cuticura Soap shaves without mu(.
WIIHUM. BKL
On Thursday evening last at the
Juice Charles Thornton .officiating.
The contracting parties were John
Uttering who was married to Miss
. arj Bell Legg. the bride and
g:oom were attended by Mr and
Mrs Leonard Smith
SUNDAY AKH ST 24th
TCRSL'V DINNER
AT BA HIKE’S
NOKATAK MARKS TRIP IX
l*L.\rK OF SILVKK WAVK
The Lonien Reindeer and Trad
ing Corporation dispatched the
‘ schooner Nokatak on the Northern
route last Thursday evening. - The
>-okatak is taking the place of the
•Silver Wave on this trip, due to j
the fact (hat the Silver Wave was
: delayed considerably by adverse!
v eather conditions The Nokatak j
! carried the United States Mail, j
. passengers and freight to Kotzebue i
ard way points
INFANT l)Al(iHTKU OF Ml!.
\ND MRS. RANK BFRIFD
' The funeral of the infant dauch* i
1 *tr of Mr and Mrs. Ira M. Rank. \
: which died August 18th. took
j jdace from the Congregational
[Church Thursday morning. Inter
j :• ent was made in the Masonic
Cemetery. The sympathy of the
! >. mmunity < extended to the be
| reared parents.
| RAZFI. RETURNS FROM
HOOPFIt RAV SFCTION |
| The Biological Survey boat j
l aze! which has been on a trip to
jtiie Hooper Bay .section returned
1; st Saturday, bringing Fur War
| den Frank Dufresne who has been
o:i an extended field trip in that
section, gathering information in
reference to wild fowl Ralph I»
i en who made the round trip on
the vessel and Prof Rynning also
Sl.FIH.F ISLAND BLINK Fit
LIGHT IN OPERATION
The blinker light located
Sledge Island is again in operation j
and will be of vital importance to
ii:e many coastwise and other mar
iners along the const. On the last
trip north of the Silver Wave the j
Coast Guard motorboat, as well as!
Ralph A Trcffers. were taken as J
far as Sledge Island, and shortly !
after arriving on the Island. Mr. !
Treffers. assisted by the. local Coast j
Coast Guard crew, recharged the1
blinker light and set it in opera
t on. Their work being completed i
they returned to Nome in the [
motor boat belonging to the Coast •
Guard Station here. The light
gives a two-second flash every sev- j
en seconds. Captain John Heg- j
ness. Master of the Silver Wave. .
will attempt to place in operation !
the light off Cape Espenberg upon j
his arrival there.
FOUND — A man's watch chain.
Owner can have same by identi
fying ami paying for tills adver
tisement. Inquire at NUGGET
Hereiftcr no changes *or stand
■ tig advertisements will bo a.' cj-ffH!
later than Thursday noon inch week
Small Dredges-Too
Tin* huge 1M cu. ft. (Irwlcft. of tli<* Yuba Con
solidated Gold Fields, are famous for their size
and successful operation.
And mini ns: men know they are built by the
Yuba Manufacturing Oomiwiny.
But the same sldll aud accumulated experi
ence have built sucroMful small dredges, too.
Bring your dredging problems to “the Yuba.’*
4.i.5 California Street
San Francisco, Cal.
SUPRFMECOURT
DENIES CLAIM TEETER
OLYMPIA. A up 2' The Supreme Court of the United States
deciding an action appealed from the Superior Court of King County,
denied the rights of J. E. Teeter to Claim No. 1 Below Discovery on
Little Creek, in the Nome district, ruling that "case is unquestionably
stale" because it is asserted that for eighteen years the calim has
been entered in the name of J. C. Brown after a nnmber of agree*
ments. including the name of Mrs. Laura England which made the,
settlement with Brown Teeter went to California and opened suit
when he learned that the claim had yielded over a million dollars.
electric siren to
announce fire alarms
Arrangements are now under
way for the installation of an
Plre Department, which will givo
aiarnis when there is a fire. A
subscription list is being circulated
aiotind town for those who wish
to demate towards its purchase.
The Nugget believes it is a worthy
causo and would recommend that
everybody be given an opportunity
to add their mite, thus relieving
the city funds which are already
low due to the drain on the fin
ances this year. It is greatly de
sired that the town should have
some form of alarm that will
awaken us from our sleep at night
when There is a tire and our pres
ence i« needed to assist the fire
boys in controlling a blaze, we
should all remember that the fire
department is maintained by only
the station and start and look
alter the engine which pumps the
water, the driver and chief go out
with the chemical wagon, and you
know and I know that it takes
volunteers to help string hose and
play two or more streams when
reeded, and it is very essential
that we should have an alarm of
some kind that will bring out the
needed help which is liable to he
r.eces-ary at any time in this camp.
SUNDAY AUGUST 2*th
TURKEY DIXXER
AT RAHLK E*S
SCH. AMY RETURNS
The schooner- Amy which took
tl.e (Geological Survey party to
Wainwright. returned to Nome
Wednesday after a strenuous trip
among the icebergs of that section.
For days the crew and members of
rhe survey party were on the verge
of abandoning the vessel due to
the existing ice conditions which
made traveling dangerous! hut the
little schooner withstood the
knocks and grinding of the moun
tains of ice and landed at Wain
wright safely. On the return trip
they ran out of gasoline and were
compelled to make several stops
in order to procure enough gas to
reach Nome.
SUNDAY AUGUST SMlb
TURKEY DINNER
AT RAHLKE’S
UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE
Inquire at NUGGET OFFICE.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL ACCOUNT.
In the United States Commissioner’s
Court in and for the Cape Nome
Precinct, Second Division. Terri
tory- of Alaska.
IN PROBATE
Tn the matter of rhe Estate of
THOMAS IRWIN KELL, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned administrator
of the estate of THOMAS IRWIN
KELL, deceased, has filed in the
above entitled court his final account
as such administrator of said estate
and that the 27th day of Sept..1924
at the hour of two o’ clock P. M. of
said day has been fixed by the said
court as the time for the hearing of
objections to said report, and the
settlement and allowance thereof.
ALEXANDER H. KELL.
Administrator of the estate of
Thomas Irwin Kell, deceased.
Publish July 26th. Aug. 2nd. 9th.
16. 23. 1924.
WANTED—To buy house in
!*• within few days.
Inquire al Nugget office.
I 50 Single .Mattresses, the Rest.
Batteries, all kinds,
| l«argr Stork of NEW GOODS
.lust Received at HOLTS.
You can hare the Daily Bulletin
and Weekly Nugget delivered to
!>cur addr» ss hy carriers for 12.00!
per month. Have it done NOW. j
■ Come in or phone.
FOlU KITl'Ki: NOTICE
To W. Ja< obs. Frank St. Mary, Carl
| F. Abrel!. M. Corliss. Carl Broste,
Hugh M< Monagl*. and Mrs. A. J. j
j Daly, your heirs, legal t?presen-j
' You and each of you are hereby ;
• otified ih;:f th ■ undersigned as co- I
I -wner therein, has <-xpeaded the 1
i -urn of on*- hundred dollars for the .
years 1921. 1922 and 1923 in labor
land improvements on and for the 1
1 benefit of the Memory Association j
IpLact-r mining Bench oiaim. situated
‘on Sunset Creek in the Cape Nome;
1 Recording District. Territory of!
J Alaska
Notice of location whereof is re- •
I corded in Volume 133. at Page * SO i
• of the records of the said recording j
. district, in performance of the an- I
1 nual labor required by section 2324 J
revised statutes of the United States •
and supplemetal legislation, in or- i
: d«r to hold said claim.
And you are severally required to
"ontribur*- your nroportion of such
expending according to your s*tv
^ral interests in said claim to the
undersigned co-owner with you
therein wi^h'n ninety days r.ft^r »hp
publication thereof, or your interest ;
TOM SWEENEY
| Pubh«h July 2d. Aug. 2, f*. Id. _*3.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To CONRAD JOHNSON, your
heirs, administrators. successors
and assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned as co- j
partner therein has expended the j
i si m of One Hundred Dollars!
j <$100.00) during the year ending!
December 31, 1920. and One Hun
dred Dollars for the year ending
July 1st.. 1924 for labor and im
! provements upon and for the bene
fit of the NUMBER 4 BENCH OP
POSITE CREEK CLAIM NUMBER
j 3. being a Bench on the Right Limit
' of PELUK CREEK, and being a
: rlacer mining claim, in the Cape
( Nome Recording District and Pre
cinct. Territory of Alaska; the or
t icinal location notice of which claim
is recorded In Vol. 199, at Page
j 131. of the Records of Locations, in |
j the office of the Recorder of said j
, Precinct.
That said labor warf performed j
' and improvements were made in
• development of said claim, and in 1
J the performance of the Annual La- j
J bor required by Section 2324. Re-1
! vised Statutes of the United States ,
and legislation supplemental there-j
j to. in order to hold said claim.
| And you and each of you are here-1
I by required to contribute to the
jrrdersigned co-owner your propor
tionate share of such expenditure,
according to your interest in said
claim, within ninety days after the
service of this notice upon you by
publication thereof, or your interest
in said mining claim will become
forfeited to and vest in the under
signed co-owner who has made such 1
expenditure.
Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 12th. i
dav of July, 1924.
H. J. HALDORSEN. I
Co-owner, j
Publish July 12. 19. 26. Aug. 2. 9.!
16, 23. 30, Sept. 6. 13. 20, 27, Oct.
3fte flevado I
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8 Finest line of Soft Drinks, g
8 Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco g
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| Meet your friends at the Nevada 8
ARRIVING
ON THIS VICTORIA
The Latest Styles
In Fall
HATS
COATS,
DRESSES,
SKIRTS
SILK SWEATERS
and FOOTWARE
Hole proof hosiery to match
The Bon Marche
Exclusive Ladies’ and Children's Wearing
Apparel and Dry Goods
Mail orders given prompt attention
WHOLESALE. Telephone Main 49. RETAIL.
31. WEISRRKG. Manager.
TO ALL CONt'ERNKI)
Nome, Alaska. August !». 1J»2 4
Authority of Chapter Thirty Nine
(Jin*. Tin- following regulation is
promulgate! for flu* pro|H*r maiii
'< nance and o|M»ration of the Sow
ard Peninsula Railroad.
KI LE NO. 1.
No haul exceeding a total of four
ton* shall be handled on any car.
W. W. LI KENS,
Sup't Alaska Road Commission.
Publish Aug. 9. 16, 23. 30. 1924
I OI \ IIKK A XTM TGARETTK
l-H.UJl’E READ, CHICAGO
Chicago. August 22—Lucky Cage
Huston, the fouuder of the anti
cigarette league. died at his home
here last night after a short ill
r *
EXTRA COWES OP THE j
NOME NUGGET »
ON SALE AT THE NEVADA, j
f I
ARRIVED
ON THIS VICTORIA
Lar^e Shipments Of
HART, Schaffner & Marx
Suits And
Overcoats
OUR PRICES IN NOME
ARE SAME AS YCU PAY IN
CHICAGO
Cheap John’s Store
The home of the stetson hats and
Crossett Shoes