SERVICE!
Am oiii- iiild -loraur phnil in lor«4i«*<l in tin* Minir
building »<• I In- Mfiu Markf i, wv flml it convenient to
irmnvr only fiiougb mini to kirp up with our inuuiili
»if ivi|uii'i'iiwiiN. . . You air Ihen'by usMinul of re
ceiving only fresh men! nt nil time*.
The Victoria brings us another ‘•hipmcnt of fresh
chilled hei-f, milk f<«l chickens. young Iamb. veaJ and
fri'sh pork.
We will also have -onif fifsh slrAwberrirs anil
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
WHOLESALE RETAIL
Earl C. Modini, prop.
(Jualil.v Monts at Reasonable I’rices
no\i»areil \r<;<; kts. news notes of nohe
Jack Leonard, familiurly known
a** the "Irish Lord" in every ai'n
Itg ramp from Alder Gulch. .Mon
tana. to the banks of the Kol>uk,
arrived in Nome in time to cele
brate the Fourth, and renew ac
quaintance with old sourdough
friends. For the past seven years
Jack has been manager of the Wal
lace Porter General Store in Dime
Creek, and is here after 1<> years
absence, on a short vacation.
Mrs. 0. Fib wet s proprietor of
the popular ‘(Jem . Re-.taurant an
nounces that on account of illness
she is going in dose the restaurant
at 8:00 o'clock this eve’nihg.
< The <lem lias enjoyed a large
patronage from Mrs. 'Flowers iium
The Coast vGuard Cutter. Algon
quin. which arrived at Nome last
Saturday afternoon, left last Mon
day for Dutch Haroor and the Aleu
tian Island group., .when; she. will,
it is reported, act as a patrol vessel
•luring the flight of MacLaren. the
Pritish around the world flyer,
while making the flight from Japan
t.'j the Aleutian group of Islands.
The IT. S. Mail Moat Silver Wave
o4‘ the Lomen Reindeer Reindeer
and Trading Corporation, returned
Monday from her maiden voyage of
the season, to Teller, bringing pas
sengers and mail. The Silver Wave
has been loading freight for past
few days, for her next trip North.
The vessel will call at Teller. Wales.
Khismaref, Deerlng, Keewalik and
Kotzebue carrying mail, freight
nrd passengers. Captain John Deg
ress states she will sail promptly at
8 00 p. m. tonight (Saturday), and
v ill be the first coastwise vessel to
make the trip to the Northern points
this Spring.
Frank Miller of the Douglas Rein
deer herd was a recent visitor in
Milton Luther, of the Luther
Dredging Company. located on
Windy creek a tributary of Ameri
can River, was an arrival in Nome
Monday on the Silver Wave from
Teller. Mr. Luther made- the jour
ney down on business connected
with his company and expects to re
turn to that section again this even
ing , where he has a cr*»w of men
at work getting his dredge in shape
for the season's activities.
Barney Rolando, the mining king
of Sherrette creek, left Nome Tues
day for the scene of his mining ac
tivities in that section, where he ex
pects to do considerable mining this
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YUGGF,T
Rhone Main 1. Nome, Alaska.
Opposite! M. & M. Hank Building.
1>R. L. W. FROMM.
Dentistry.
FOR TJ|E new-commer.
PRICES THAT WILL SUIT YOU.
Gold Crowns. $10 and $12
Cold Fillings
Gold Inlays . .
Gold Jackets . . .
Gold Plates.
Porcelain Fillings
Porcelain Crowns
Bridge Work per tooth, ^old or
Porcelain.. .$10.00 •
ORAL PROPHYLAXIS a Specialty, j
Treatment of Pyorrhea with.
Mercltan *2.50
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. I
.$4.00 and $5.00
....$10 and $12
.$.1.00 to $7.00
.Schooner Arctic (Thief from Golo
vin arrived early Friday morning
urder the command of Pete Yea
ger and M. S. Chester a-- agent.
The following persona were arri
vals: Miss Kim a Carlson. Jack
Leonard. Brady Hansen. William
Buckmastcr. The vessel brought
the wintar cleanup from Dime
Creek amounting to about $50,000
in gold bullion. The Arctic (Thief
will return x p.m. Sunday to St.
Michael’s and way points carry.ng
The motorship Nome, owned and
constructed in Nome by Gus Hen
drickson, was given her first trial
trip Thursday and showed remark
able speed and ease in steering, the
vessel is so built that it is possible
to run her nose on the beach at
most any time and being of flat
bottom and shallow draft will be
able to enter practically all rivers
and streams along this coast.
The Liebes Company’s motor ship
Herman. Capt. Louis Lane, and
Sidney Snow charterer, which re
turned to Nome recently from the
Diomede Islands with a broken
(rank shaft, sailed for St. Michael,
where the vessel will r-wait a new
shaft which is expected to arrive on
the freighter Nebesna about August
The Oil Tanker Los Angeles ar
rived in the Nome roadstead sh-.rt
1' before midnight Thursday, with
a cargo of crude oil for the Ham
r.'on Consolidated Gold Fields. The
work of discharging the cargo of
oil with the use of oil barges was
immediately commenced by the
Nome Lighterage and Commercial
t S. MAILS CLOSK SATURDAY
.A I». M. FOR OUTSIDE
Mails for the Outside per gas
boat Donaldson via St. Michael,
will close Saturday. July 5 at 5
Dresses for street, afternoon and
• veiling wear; coats,, skirts, blou
ses, fancy underwear and bloomers,
silk hose and novelties at
MRS. J. WANGER,
Opposite Court House
KKIM IILK A V MEETIXG
Important meeting of tin* Nome
Republican flub. Sunday July 6, at
2:<H» p. m., at City Hall.
F. H. G. GIBSON,
SUMMKIl STHKDUIiE OF
IT. S. RADIO STATION
Week (lays—10 a. m.. to 6 p. m.
Sundays—8:30 a. m.; to 9:30 a.
ni.. and 4 p. m. to 6 p. m.
The regular collecting stations are
at Lomen’a Drug Store and the Gold
en Gate Hotel. Those who do not
wish to walk to the radio station In
order to file their telegrams can
leave them at either of these places
and .the messenger boy will call for
NOTICE
You can have the Daily Bulletin
and Weekly Nugget delivered to
your address by carriers for $2.00
per month. Have It done NOW.
Come In or phone.
« cts a day will give you the Dallv
Bulletin and Weekly Nugget.
M.VIOR OTjTVRR OV TVMPECTTOV
THRt* SKW\RI» I’FMNSILA
Major Lunsford E. Oliver, who
v.as recently assigned to duty with
the Alaska Road Commission as En
gineer Officer, vice Col. J. CJot
vals who was recalled to duty in
the States, arrived in Nome from
June.au last 'Saturday evening on
board the schooner Donaldson from
St. Michael. Major Oliver paid
Mayor Maynard a visit and both
went over the plans of the road
work and Harbor Construction in
Snake River for the coming season,
as well as the future policy likely
to be pursued. Major Oliver is
heartily In favor of the extension of
the jetties info deeper water and
I-Ians along these lines wdll prob
ably be taken up this Fall, ps well
r.s the extension of the revetments
along the North and South banks
t>t Snake River, so as to impound
the waters of the river as well as
keeping the beach sands on the
S«-uth side of the river from sluff
ing into the river and finally being
v ashed down into the mouth of the.
j» tties. The matter <>f dredging was
also touched upon and i‘ was learn
ed that an insufficient amount of
money was appropriated for this
purpose, to d<» effective work. The
Major will endeavor to get an extra
appropriation this summer and car
ry nut the plans for this season’s
operations. He stated that the En
gineers would assist the city in its
endeavor to build am! construct
municipal wharves along the river
rnd that the building of the present
wharf would begin shortly.
Major Oliver in company with
Superintendent Lukins left Nome
Tuesday on an inspection trip of
roads, trails and bridges on Sew
ard Peninsula, and will visit all the
i'*mote camps in this section.
The Nugget wishes to call at
tention ■ tho Chamber of Com
rtierce and City Council, as well as
the citizens of the community . in
general, to the fact..that -pow is the
time for everybody to get together
a fid arrange a get-to-gether meet
ing so that wberj Major. Oliver re
turns froth' hi? inspection trip over,
our Peninsula .we can take up the.
vital things .most needed to .make,
Nome a bigger ami bettor, place t<>
business in. The Major expects
to return to Juneau via the next
Sailing of- the s. S> Victoria, so
'there will not be much time lose
if we a ip to gn into facts apd de
tails to show why we are entitled
to more road construction and har
bor inrprovefnentjs.
In speaking of the arrival of Ma
jor Oliver in Juneau, recently the
Juneau Empire has the following
to say about him:
“Major Lunsford E. Oliver, re
cently assigned to duty with the
Alaska Road Commission as Engi
neer Officer, vice Col. J. C. Gotwals
recalled to duty in the states, ar
rived at Juneau Tuesday last, on
the steamer Yukon. He was ac
companied by his wife and their
little son Thomas, and Mrs. Oliv
er’s mother. Mrs. Jane W. Putnam.
"They are guests at the Hotel
Zynda for the present until a house
has been obtained in which they
can establish their home. Major
Oliver is a West Point graduate,
appointed from Nebraska. He was
commissioned in 1013 and has serv
ed eleven years in the Corps of En
gineers. During the world war he
held commission es lieutenant col
“Major Oliver is said td he a high
class engineer, a fine type of officer
and to have a splendid record in
the army service. He was in
charge of construction of a large
bridge across the Potomac river at
Georgetown near the national capi
tal two or three years ago. Since
that time he has been mostly con
certed with the Mississippi district
of the Board of Rivers and Har
TIDES AT NOME
»By John A. Wilson)
Low Water
High Water
July 6 3:15 p.m.
July 7 3:44 p.m.
July 8 4:08 p.m.
July 9 4:01 p.m.
July 10 3:44 p.m.
July 11 8:51 am.
July 12 9: 2Q a.m.
BAHLKES'
RESTAURANT
Open from
7 A. M. to 7 P. M.
..SPECIAL DINNER FROM
5 P. M. to 7 P. M.
«*w* **********
LOCAL NEWS
VMTom.l l*ASHKNGKK LIST
SWX)NI) HAILING
POK NOMK
Following is the list of cabin pas
sengers enroute to Nome aboard the
Alaska Steamship Company’s steam
♦ i Victoria, which left Seattle July
second, at !»:00 a. m. Among the j
passengers are twenty excursionists:
who are making the round trip, go- j
ing buck via Southeastern Alaska
Judge A. 55. Watson, wife j
Col. II. W. O’Brien, wife |
S. M. Gaylord
Louis Kaninsky, wife
•Miss S. Frazier
Bishop P. T. Howe
Miss Roebling
.Miss E. Robling
M. T. Barron, and wife |
Cora Berghardt
Mrs. G. T. Bradley
Miss McEwan
S. Bauland
Mrs. M. Thompson
A. S. (“Doc") Kemp
Samuel Bear and wife
Richard Lee
Miss Eva Martin
Ernest Borgan
John Ella Kent
Mrs. George Olson
Gertrude Pegrerls
Miss B. Myers
Mrs. J. E. Hewitt
A. Johansen and wife
J. C. Brown
Mrs. H. Bigousky
Don and Helen Bigousky
. •; Mrs. M. L. Nelluka
Ada and baby Black Jack
Anna Setary
Mrs. E. A. Williams
Mrs. J. .Paulson
Mrs. M. Pasterius
Mrs. J. F. Marlin
Jeanette and baby Marlin
Ida Grenshaw
Grace Kelly
William Kennedy and wife
Mrs. A. S. Herniauson
Miss A. Ferrlal
W. — Ha mm on
Mrs. W. E. Scott
Amanda Carter
Mrs. J. V. Borgan
August Anderson
W. H. Supsdon
S. H. Hoffman
Cbas. Brown
L. Bevereaux
J. Maloney
C. MoWhinney
C. T. Thomas
T. Hawker
J. Roberts,
and 12 steerage.
VICTORIA TO MAKE TRTP
VIA SOUTHEASTERN AI.ASKA
The S. S. Victoria is due to arrive I
about the 11th instant from Seattle. |
Her Southbound trip will be an ex- I
cursion one via Un&laska. Prince I
William Sound and Southeastern Al- I
aska. stopping at many places of in- !
GAS NTH. 8II.VER WAVE
Tin* Gas. Sch. Silver Wave sails |
for Teller. Wales. Shismarlf, Deer* I
tag, Keewnlik and Kotzebue, July
Bdi, at H P. M. For further in- |
formation inquire
liOMEN REINDEER AND
TRADING WRPORATION, |
JOHN HEGNESS, Master.
TRADING PORT FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Kotlik Trading Post
(complete), for information inquire
of Miss A. 8. Brunell.
JUST RECEIVED
Protect your home and family by
using Asbestos Plaster Board, a
large shipment Just received.
Our large stock of new WALL
PAPER with Ceilings and Borders
tp match on display Monday.
A ia'rge line of Staple Toys now
pn display.
A large stock of Lan^e Ranges
and Stoves, just received, buy one
and save one half of your fuel bill.
BO LT * 8 NEW STORK
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11
Special
RELIANCE
Florida
Grape Fruit
Per doz. $3.75
3 Cans $ 1.00
POLEJ’S SURE
Seoerstrom & ftaacn
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS.
Wt* wish to nmke 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 of jewelry and etc.
Segcrstrom & l^en
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS.
NOME, SEATTLE,
Opposite Nugget Office. 5th Ace. opp. Fredrick * Nelson
ANNOUNCEMENT
Rugs, Linoleum
AND
Window Shades
Now on Display
IN MR SMCERY
Department We Have The Best
In The Market At The Lowest
Possible Price
WB GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE. OUR EMPLOYEES
ARE COURTEOUS AM) AMIABLE. IF YOU DON'T
BELIEVE IT. COME IN AND LISTEN TO JAKE
SAY, “THANK YOU, CALL AGAIN."
THE D/E. CROWLEY DROCERY CO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
STORE OUENS 8 A. M. CIXMM8 OP.M.