THE NOME NUOOET
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY—EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
GEO. S. MAYNARD.Sole Owner and Publisher.
Entered as Second Ctasa Matter, at the postoffice at Nome, Alaska,
Under the Act of March 3, 18/9.
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Subscribers will costar a favor If they will notify the ofileo promptly
ef any failure or irregularity is the delivery of their papers.
WELCOME PROSPECT
Ciuuiacp of the Nome-K migari»k ruifroad puiviiase hill by the legit.
1 ture provides n ph-n.«Cng pcxvrpect <*f «irly i>eivwtil «>f rsiil ocnjvmunicu.tion
with the interior and mnilhint mt,.nid<e»eru*n of the long suspended min ng
o<| industrial activities of that region. That. suiih si development would
•..rk n marked Improvement !in Use Indus! ral affair* of this section r.uinot
The Koiigarok is im«iue.-tl ion.iblv tin* most highly mine nil i zed ivgioji
toward ivnin.Mila Those eonvorsan-t with it* resources axe unanimous
tie view that under fn.voitihle conditions «*f tRinwportntbm and supply it
!«l speedily Income tin- most prolific producing section of tin- peninsula.
district contains a variety of mitiv-raIs scfMvely ispiated by any other
ton of the .MaNkn. tert*iirvry • Indeed it s t«» l»e doubted if anywhere
la- world can !*■ found i territory of e«|tia-l oxt-nt which contains a wider
v ..f mineral forms. Minost even v.urN ty <»f commerca.l mineral from
I tesiunpti*
.. .i solution of the find problem, thro
Kugruk or other Northern coal deposits.
i Lr-a'l\ taken the nt.sil Steps in this dim
I: uvt low- r.ir; of ir.tiisjwirtation
gnatinn into which the distubt
a e.iHh production. \ rwnww.il
also < onta n pleasing jimspects
ult liuate «-oiuivction with the
ie federal road oomni'issjon has
to construct a wagon road
i h coal from tin- Kugruk mine
I In- first named |s>int. With
The Is-netits that would result from a reaP-nn-al of rail transportation
o tin- interior nr- almost beyond calculation. lien«v a successful culmination
f tin- purchase proposal is to !>•• earnestly hoped for.
DEVELOPMENT BOARD PROSPECT
I {'-present: it-vr Curry’s announcement that the Alaska Development
Hoard hill will be reintroduced and pushed through Congress with all t/ossibie
• tjH-clition indicates that republican intene.st in that distinctly democratic
measure is not greatly below that evid ji• • - ! b\ the preceding .ulministra t on.
As is generally kn->\vn, the Dill is de.-c'-rm-d to co-ordinate the activities
« f the various g-n.-rmne-nt bureau’s in deal ng with Alaskan aJTaiirs by vesting
iho administrate-n <-f fedemI activities in a resident board, thereby eliminating
iriiieh if not. nil of the various bureaucratic hflndr.im-es contributing to th •
present hapiLzard system of federaJ adjminisi.rn lion.
Wha,| Maska. needs and de-sir's •mj.-in* tlum anything else .s the right.
'*i administer its own affairs hut. failing in this, the development Isxird
proposal promises a. v;ist improvement over the piwcnt system tlirougii
entering to a great extent, the actual nmdur; of feilnnil activities in Alaska
w thin the territory. With tin- rght kind of men on tin- job there is every r*-ason
io expect tCi.it the plan would l»c productive <«f wide l>-.Tie-fits both in the
matter of regulation and in governlrnetital develojxinont assisttince.
All Abutka needs * an opjiortuaity and once freed from tlv- she kies
•f tuuoauem tic riiaJadmirnstratCoii there 5s every prosjH-ct Dial the ti iTitory
will jn-osper. If hi addition it is gnuiUd a little kindness In the shape of
• 'instructive legist.ifum ami a. slight amount of that material assistance ex
pended with such royal prodigality on the independence. seeking and American
ha ting' KUtpinns, there is not. the slightest doubi that another dorado will
Irnens a vast change in productiv.mess and (Hipulatlou.
Whatever development ism been aic.hic.ved up to Uie pieseift has ruiue
. hour. in sp:ae of Die Bovexiimcjit's hiri'uaircru.ttU; riistrictama. In the past
we have been given neither assistance or eruourageim-n! but in spite of all
rlie burdens thajit could i>e. laid cm tin territory by the. Washington bureau
« rats. the ccsiniry has gone ahwd - - slcnvtly and witli many delays and
baitings it as true, but nevorthete.SH ahead. Had the government extended
to Alaska mm traith part of the fond .paternalism <IJsplayed in the case of the
• asid hunting dwellors of fiir away Isles, Alaska would long since have
stonished the world with the variety and extent of its wealth produoUon.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
Albert l,iinrii and A. Ingraham,
vmir heir*, juiereanors .mil assigns.
Voii an»l each of you are hereby
rifled that the underpinned has •
the Sum of one hundred dolla
in recording Deelarati’on of It
ion during each of l
and 1919 the
• mining Halms.
(.provurnents
e of holding I
provisions o
nd supplemental leg «|
Albert J.undt are
to contribute your pit
xpense as co-owner.
Year (Taim" to the undersigned wlth
n ninety days after the final publtoa
tion of thi«- notiee or your interests in
said elaJni will ha forfeited and be
come the property of the undersigned,
vour cn-wner as provided by said
VIRGINIA V. DICKENSON
By Jamas U. Ftreeten,
Her Attorney in Fact.
I’ublish—April. 16. 28. 30. May. 7. 14
21. 28, June 4. 11. 18. 25. July 2. 9. 1921.
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON 8ALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In Lite I >i strict Court fur tlw> Territory
<rf Alaska., S«»nd Division
.JAMES V. mnisiK. ^ ^
\lil< 'I*: BCKSIK,
Defendant.
IK PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATKS OF AMERICA
AIJCK ItCRSIK. defendant above
You are hereby summoned ami re.
quiretl to aiprj>< a.r and answer the i
plaint of the plaintiff
lerk of said Court
I Hie City of Nome, Second Division,
I Territory of Alaska. within thirty (30)
thereof will be taken
you are hereby notified that if
answer said complaint
n tain tiff will aT>Ply to ‘.he
relief ddiwinded therein, to-wit: —
This .-u'tlion is brought by the afore
, said plaintiff against you to disolve the
j isuwLs of matrimony heretofore and
now existing between plauntitY anil de
fendant. on the ground of true! and
inhuman treatment.
The date of the order for the publi
cation of this summons is the 15th
day of April, 1921: the date of the
iast publication is May. 28th, 1921
WITNESS the HON. WM. A.
11(>! jZHEI M KIt. Judge of the Dlstrlc
Court for the Tenntory of Alaska
I Koouml Division, oral the seal of sak
THOK. MrGANN
Clerk of the District Court foi
the Territory of Alaska, Seram
Division
(SEAL.) W. C. MaCUHtB^
NEW ARLINGTON HOTEL
FIRST AVENUE AMO SPRIN6STREET, SEATTLE it
SAME STAFF SAME RATES ll 1
ONE DOLLAR ROOMS#!
THIS HOTEL IS NOT OWNED BY JAPANESE.
FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS ROBERT KELLY, M«t
CAPTURES LIVE DUCK
IN CITY STREETS
A much attenuated wild duck wait
picked up by (.rant ' kson on l.*ine'<
lack of foo<l or possibb* contact with
the telephone wires, the hire! w.it
sen ready able to move and was captured
without difficulty*. *
Creonre Waldheim, who is employed
by the l!o;ul Commission in opening
a channel thru the ice at the mouth
of Snake Itiver, also captured a live
Riimc bird a few days ap». In this In
stance it happen** d to be a fine Koo.se,
which was caught after settling in a
small pond of waiter on the Ice a short
distance from tlie Jetty.
DIETZ PARDONED BY
WISCONSIN GOVERNOR
ModAson Wls., May 13—John K.
Diet*, defender of Cameron dam. who
was serving a twenty year sentence
for murder, was today pardoned by
Governor J. Itlaine.
MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
I
ALLIES AND GERMANS BATTER
ING POLES IN SELESIA
Hw*tin, Muy !* Heavily armed,* the
Poles, now a hundred .tho.iis.ind strong.
is»ntSnue to ovorrun I'pimt Seteaiu.
with Alli.-d troops ami (ierninn forces
KILLS BURGLAR WITH
BARE HANDS
A rdouin, Olympic Club athlete and
holder of .th,- Pacific Cocuu a.m:ituer
iK.nywtifcht wrestling chainpioasiiip.
early today strajuried to death Williiun
j K. Anderson, an ex-soldier, whom he
found robbing .■ bureau drawer in his
Andersam fought with the CaJiadhuis
during the war and was at one time a
member of 1h.- Vancouver Aerial Chib.
NINE YEAR OLD SUICIDES
boforr* eomlln#: t<* Annerica but hamg
SUGGESTS COMMANDEERING
SHIPS FOR ALASKA
tp'u-t on tin* United States Khlppmj?
IVkuHiI, hits wired Uhminniui Benson,
vewstd. jrmcmnueut or iJiriwi.it*, that
he suggPatH, to transport supplies to
stated tonight. that be Tia«
two ciftwa ready. ihetr only comCtion
being that Uit* veiarls on which they
Hu.il .tre comma ndettred for that. spec
ial purpn.se.
HAIT1ENS CHARGE
ATROCITIES BY AMERICANS
WjutShingittm, May 9—Phaiiying
many atrocities by the .American ma
rines. and also by the native Rwirt*
armie in Haiti and demarulkiwr the
wkth<lrawal of the Tailed States fore#**
from the island, three ILalttien dele
gates arrived fn WakhiTriton today fn
endeavor to effect that rihsult.
The Haitien rep'renentaitivr-s will
present a monomial <m behalf of thejr
people, asking the withdrawal of the
Amerilcafis, to the president, the State
P«pai*tlm**nt and Congress.
GERMANS WEAKENING
UNDER STRAIN OF
THREATENED REPRISALS
Berlin. May 9—Sentiment in tier
many. especially In political circles,
was showing: a drift at moon today
in favor of agreeing- to the Allied rep
ft is belioved that a new pari la
mcmlfcury coalition which will accept
the Allies ultimatum will probably be
constituted within thb eouuSng twenty
four hours.
U. S. Now Represented in Allied
Paris, May 9—American represen
tation at the Allied conferences was
nauumed today when American Am
bassador Wallace took h1s seat at the
Council of Amti.HHadora here today.
Wallace nweiVed Instructions last
night from Secretary of S».it* Hughes
to ropresipnt Che United stares a* the
Ambassadorial conferences.
ALASKA CANDIDATE
CLEARED OF CHARGES
W.axHin’ffton. May 9—Spry, Com
missioner of the (kuvml l-and Office,
has informed Edward KendaJI. that
the charges filed against the latter fat
ocrnnectlon with his candidacy far ap
pointment ss Surveyor Oiennal of Al
I a .ska have Ih*oii invxiKUgnitod and dm
| missed. noj hnvin# been subsbundated
l.y his awusers.
Kendall Is jta employ*of the U.
S. 1*mu1 Offla* at Junctui. Alaska. :u'~
* upylnx tlie I«r>sitt«ni of chief dniugrhis
SAYS ALASKAN GOVT LITTLE
BETTER THAN RUSSIAN
WiiidhihifftO'n, May 9 .1 L. M< -
Itieraon, nuMu wear of the Alaska Hu
man of tj»e Seattle Phsunhm* of Com
merer, appearing- before t !Vi House
**oilimit ten on territorial ;tffidr» today,
iharwed that for a lutlf cemtury the (
United States* has been p*!flpetmtliu?
upon AjideMran cHflawro* 1 ivtnff in .VI- ‘
a ska a form of jgovc.rmne.nt only slight- ,
ly better than that which prevailed
when the territory w.ts a pnsse.SHiun of
Russia.
GOVT TO PROSECUTE
WAR GRAFTERS
Wn.Hlujii£tX»n. May 9— "There is;
| nothin*? tin* world needs more today
I than. justice nn«Vr direct orders,**
[President 1 hi nXLng? deeJnrod today, pre
! iimlnsury to issuing inr.hr iuotions for ;
the prosecution of nil who tnuty have
been guilty of graft and eorrupfcion
in connection with the nation’s war
COMMUNISTS RAISE MURDEROUS !
RIOT IN PARIS
I ‘.unis. May 9—Fourteen poHcojne.i
ami twenty three Oonunund-st^ wciv*
vs i>undo*l here Sunday in a stiver- riot.
• 4«-uring during tie* celebration of the
lumivrmuy of the lifting of the siege
*>f Orlcaju* by Joan of A iv May 8, 1-129.
The ileatJurbrunoe was firccipitsifled
when the Cunumiuniinta tried to enter
the Botes of Paris tn protest Against
the celebration. MaJiy .shots were
fired during the irwile.
HAHUING I WANGS "WORLD
JUSTICE" STRING
Washington, May 9 —“ThJe.ro is |
ndthtng tlu* world nod.s more today |
thaar justice,” Pifcftident Harding de- J
(-.tuned Ln an address ho.re before the |
Riles lodge Sunday afternoon. J
BASE BALL AND DANCE 1
Army and Navy va Nome and Ban- J
toms vs Buffaloes followed by dance (
small Eagle Hall Saturday May 14th j
Game called 8:30 p. m. sharp, Adm. (
adults $1 00, Children free. j
Worn Nerves !
Nervous troubles, with backache
dizzy spells,, queue pains and irregular
kidneys, give reason to suspect kidney
weakness and to try the remedy that
has helped thousands of people in this
Mrs. May Bailey. 352 Broadway
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I was so uervous that the least noise |
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
rn the Probate Court of the Knyuk
Precinct, Second Division. Territory
ot Alaska.
[n the matter of the estate of
JOfFN T.AMANTAGNE, deceased.
Notice is hereby givWn that the un
dersigned hog been duly appointed Ad
ministrator of the estate of JOHN LA
MONTAGNE. deceased. Notice is
further given that all persons having
claims against the astute of said do
con sed. are requested to present them,
with proper vouchers, within six
riKmths train the date of this nptlce.
to the undersigned .Administrator, at
his office at Haycock. In said Precinct,
Territory of Alaska.
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JOHN LAMONTAGNE. deceased.
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