LOCAL NEWS
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FORM MINING COMPANY
NKAH FAIR RANKS
Paul Denhart and James Sfewart
well known mining men of this dis
trict have formed the Sakha Mining
Compan> and are now engaged in
extensive placer mining 90 miles
from Fairbanks.
Dave Mack who was foreman on
the Bessie Ronrh for Bard. Renhart
& Nixon, and Jessie Sanford one of
the original owners of the Prague
Bench are with Denhart and Stew
art in the Fairbanks district.
NOME DEPOSITORS HEFEIVE
DIVIDENDS FROM DEFUNCT
TACOMA DANK
Nome depositors in the Scandinav
ian American Hank of Tacoma,
which suspended payments two
years ago were the recipients of ten
per cent dividend checks which ar
rived in the last mail.
This is the fifth ton per cent divi
dend paid by this hank since being
taken over by the banking board
of the State of Washington for li
quidation.
PROCLAMATION.
In accordance with the newly
established practice of setting aside
a day upon which we may display
honor to our Nation’s heroic Navy
and pay tribute to the deeds of
valor participated in by that grand
and efficient arm of the military
service of these great United States
of America:
NOW THEREFORE. I. Geo. S.
Maynard. Mayor of the Municipality
of Nome hereby proclaim as a
Holiday. Saturday Octofier 27th to
be devoted by our citizens in a fit
ting manner the observance of such j
a day. All citizens arp requested to ;
observe this day and cooperate in a
manner that will be of credit to our
Given at Nome. Alaska, this 2fith
day of October. 19 22.
GEO. S. MAYNARD.
Attest: Mayor.
E. GRIMM. City Clerk
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The Nugget will gladly print, a-nd
vents or news of any description
when handed into or phoned into
the office before Friday evening at
five P. M.
You will want to know what is
taking place in Nome this winter
while you are outside, the only sure
way to get this news is to subscribe
tor the Nome Nugget and have it
sent to your address in the States.
It only cost the small sum of one
dollar per month any where in the
I'r'ted State^. and it will he de
Kverett Sutherland, well known
mining man of Nome district was a
passenger on the last outgoing Vic
toria Sutherland will spend the
w itter with relatives in Portage,
Maine, and will possibly return to
Nome on the first boat next year.
Thomas Kahoe was a passenger
o-n the outgoing Vic. Kahoe will
spend the winter in the States and
return to Nome in the spring at the
opening of navigation.
The well known old timer. Dan
Alvich (Spagetti Dan) was a pas
senger on the outgoing Vic. Dan
will spend the winter in California
and expects to return to Nome next
summer to look after his valuable
mining intereets here. Dan says
next summer will be the last; but
that is what they all say, and th.-n
\V. H. Cameron and wife will be
passengers on the Buford tor the
States where they will spend a wIn
tel travelling thru the western pr.rt
of the great outside.
Jack Young, well known old tim
er from Golovin will spend the win
ter in the. States.
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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 28th |
[ CHICKEN DINNER |
Crab Salad.
Asparagus Tip**
( Ice Cream and Cake. |
| AT BAHIjKE’S. |
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O. E. Coombs and family have
booked passage to the outside on
the steamer Buford. Coombs has
been associated with the Mammon
Company in the capacity of dredge
superintendent for the last year.
Louis Stevenson who has been
eipployed by the Human Consolidat
ed Gold Fields for the past season
has booked passage on the last out
| going steamer and will spend the
i winter with his family in California.
John Agoti, the wireless operator
from the A. H. Moore boat, the
Fred J. Wood, is returning to the
Win. Huckmaster and son were
passengers on the Vic for the out
side. Buckmaster Sr., says he ex
pects to return to Alaska in the
spring.
Mrs. G. J. Lumen, wife of Federal
Judge Lomen. Miss Helen Lomen.
daughter, and Carl J. Lotnen. son.
have booked passage on the Buford
for the States.
K. J. McIntyre arrived in Nome in
company with A1 Carey from the
Kougarok where he has been em
ployed on the Kelliher dredge dur
ing the summer months.
James Kelliher arrived in Nome
Friday from his mining operations
on the K.mgarok. Kelliher will
spend the winter in the states and
The schooner Nokatak arrived in
Nome from Golovin last Wednesday
mght with a shipment of reindeer
meat for the Lomen Reindeer and
Trading Corporation to be sent <o
the states on the steamer Buford.
James Haley is spending the win
ter in the States. James says he
will be back in the spring as he
wishes to recuperate from a hard
Chester Milligan will be an out
going passenger on the Buford.
Milligan has been employed on the
Bangor Creek dredge during the
summer months.
G. A. Perryman one of the Ham
mon Company’s capable wenchmen j
has booked passage on the Buford
for the States.
' There are many old timers going
! outside for the winter but when the
I lirst boat arrives next spring their
faces will be among those returning
as the spell of Alaska will be call
ing to them long before the winter
Nome will no d<>ubt experience a
much more successful social season
ihis winter than has visdted this
section for some years, as there are
more families remaining in Nome
this winter than have for many
Perry Yeend the efficient radio
operator on the steamer Buford in
stalled the new radio receiving out
lit of the Nugget the first of the ,
week which works like a charm. The '
receiver it is expected will pick up '
i great many broadcasting stations
n the States this winter and will
he a source of amusement for th-1 :
publisher of the Nugget and his j
many friends.
Bob Pearson who has been em
ployed on one of the Hainmon Con
solidated Gold Fields drills is in '
the hospital suffering from a frac
ture of one leg according to word j
received in the office this morning. I
Pearson was injured when the drill j
on which he was working turned
over, so it is reported.
Nels P. Peterson who has been j
mining on Iron Creek for . many
years was committed to the Morn
ingside’ Asylum at Portland. Oregon,
last Thursday in Commissioner
Charles Thornton’s court by a jury
of six men. It is said that Peterson j
has been suffering from some men
tal derangement for some time. He
will he sent to the States on the
The letter which you will possi
bly look for and probably not get j
can be duplicated just as well by
having the Nome Nugget sent to j
your address outside. Do not wait ;
until the last moment, come in to-!
day and have your subscription fixed ,
up so you will receive the paper i
every week at your outside address, j
Legal Blanks, all kind*, for cala i
the Nugct Office.
IKTFOfin .UtRIVRS ON
ON liAST TRIP OF SEASON
! The Alaskan • Siberian Navigation
Company steamer arrived in the
Nome roadstead last Saturday morn
i-ng with 3000 tons Cargo and the
following named passengers: Mrs.
R. B. Julian, Mrs. L. Jones, Juanita
Jones.Jane Jones. Miss Ada Arthurs.
Mrs. K. N. Woof ter. Virginia Woof
ter. Mrs. Geo. S. Maynard. Mildred
Maynard, Ruseeil Maynard. Harry
Pet wilier, C. E. Gilbert. J. N. Chari
MAIL NOTICE
Mails foi the Outside per S. S. Bu
ford will close Saturday. The clos
ing hour will be announced as soon
as it can be ascertained.
ATTENTION
ORDER YOITR COAL NOW
A limited amount of No. f Utah
.•'tove Coal in small sacks coming on
Str. Buford. Orders will he receir
ed at W. 4. Rowe’s Office.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WUGGKT
RECEIVED ON THIS
VICTORIA
A large shipment of Drygoods,
Coats. Blouses,Dresses and
Footwear.
A beautiful assortment
of silks, Cretones and Serges.
SOMETHING NEW
RUSSIAN ASTRAGHAN ARCTIGS
2.5% off
on all Fall and Winter Hats
The Bon Marche
I Julies and Children's Ready-to-Wear Apparel,
I>ry Goods and Footwear.
MAIL OKI»KItS GIVEN PERSONAL ATTENTION.
WHOLESALE. Telephone Main 4». RETAIL.
M. WEIS BERG, Manager.
WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES
We not only meet competition but we go them
one better selling superior merchandise at lower prices
Leather Vests
and Jackets
enough of them
to supply every
man in Nome
with one.
Priced as low as
$7.00
All Woolen
heavy pants
Regular Price
$7.50 cut to
$5.00
DON’T PAY ANYMORE SOMEWHERE ELSE
COME DIRECT TO
CHEAP JOHN’S STORE
AND WE WILL SAVE YOU 25%
ON YOUR WINTER’S OUTFIT
NOW UNPACKING
A SHIPMENT OF HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
SUITS AND SOME CLASSY OVERCOATS
PRICES ARE RIGHT
Oregon City
all Woolen
Mackinaws
large assortment
Priced as low
as $9.00
Boys sizes $5-75
All kinds of
Felt hats and
Fur Caps
WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES
CHEAP JOHN’S STORE
(The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Harx Clothes and Stetson Hats. Mall Orders given personal attention)
WHOLESALE M. WEISBERG. manager RETAIL