FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
MKI.IiOiN FA1LKII TO
PAY HIS INCOME 1'AX
Pittsburg, Pa-. Dec. 22—Suit for
the collection of $231.666.00 alli
ed to be due as his income tax. was
instituted here today in the ?V>! ra!
Court against Secretary of th‘* Tr *a
sury Mellon.
Warren B. Stankirt. Special As
sistant U. S. Attorney will eonduc*
the prosecution.
HOLD UP MKN AND BANK
ROBBERS ROUNDED I P
Chicago. Dec. 22—Ten member;
of a gang of bandits who ha'*o ter
rorized the middle west in a scries
of bank robberies and hold ups.
which netted them $500,100. were
rounded up in a raid by the police
here today. $70,000 in Liberty
bonds was recovered.
NAVAL MISSION ARRIVES
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio De Janiero, Dec. 22—An Am
erican Naval Mission, headed by
rear admiral Carl T. Vogelsang, ar
rived here for the purpose of t «in
ing the Brazilian navy.
TAFT RECOVERS
FROM OPERATION
Washington. Dec. 22—Justicec
Taft today continued to show im
provement from the effects of an
operation recently undergone.
MAYOR BROWN TO
RUN FOR GOVERNOR
Seattle. Dec. 22—Mayor B.owr.
against whom certain ministers a:.d
republican politicians have? been
waging a bitter fight, declared la«t
night that he will likely run for
governor on the democratic ticket.
DAUGHERTY IMPEACHMENT
CASE CONTINUED
Washington. Dec. 22—The House
Judiciary Committee completed tak
ing teatlmony in the Daugherty im
peachment case and recessed until
after the holidays.
MAIL MOVEMENTS.
Mail for the Outside will close
this afternoon. Friday December 22
at 5 o'clock.
CHICAGO DEPOT
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Chicago, Dec. 22—The Dearborn
Street Station, one of the big pas
senger depots of Chicago, was de
stroyed by fire last night.
SENATOR REED
RECEIVES WAR MEDAL
Washington, Dec. 22—Senator
Reed of Pennsylvania was decorated
with the Dietinffuiebed Service
Medal by Secretary Weeks. The
decoration is for exceptional ser
vice daring the late war.
FIREMEN U1HCOVEK
MONEY CACHE
Seattle, Dec. 22—One thousand
dollars in bills dropped out of a
mattress being removed by firemen
from the burning home of Frank
MET. FALL WILD
RESIGN PORTFOLIO
Washington. Dee. 21st Unless
Harding's efforts to dissuade him
are more effective than they have
been todate, Secretary Fall of the
Interior Department will resign
from the cabinet some time before
March 4th.
A potent contributing cause is his
diasatisfaeton over his inability to
secure the establishment and carry
ing out of a definite policy for the
development of Alaska. In admin
istration circles it is believed that
his successor in charge of the port
folio will be the President’s person
al friend, Carmia Thompson of
Cleveland, who recently was defeat
ed for election as governor of Ohio.
KIT KLU.X KliAN TO
ESTABLISH LOBBY
Washington Dec. 22—-Before my
steriously leaving Washington the
Imperial Officers of the Ko Klux
Klan decided to establish a lobby
here to combat Federal interference
and to influence legislator
OtTTOGKNARIANH TRY
MATRIMONY again
Seattle. Dec. 22—Conrad Plank,
80 years old and a civil war veteran,
was married to Mrs. Mary Hobbs
81 years old. This is his fourth
venture and her third.
LADY RHONDA
GRANTED DIVORCE
London. Dec. 22—Lady Rhonda
was granted a divorce from Sir
Humphrey Macksrorth. on the
grounds of misconduct. He was
recently denied a seat in the House
of Lords.
STUDENTS SUSPENDED
FROM UNIVERSITY
Seattle Dec. 21—Richard Hol
brook and three other students
were suspended from the University
by "the faculty. Officer Karlberg
was suspended by Chief of Police
Seyeryn for 30 days. Both sus
pensions are the result of the shoot
ing of Holbrook by Karlsberg on
Nov. 20th.
ASTORIA BANKS
RESUME BUSINESS
Astoria, Dec. 21—The city’s four
bauks have resumed business for
the first time since the conflagra
tion which recently swept the city.
ANOTHER AMERICAN
CONFERENCE PROPOSED
Washington. Dec. 21—Senator
Borah today in an amendment offer
ed to the pending Naval Appropria
tions Bill, proposes that Harding
call a conference of world powers
to consider the economic question.
Discussion of possible agreements
to establish a more stable financial
and business conditon and also to
bring about a reduction in land
and sea armaments was also pro
ICt SSIANS TO SBPAItATK
INDIA FROM ENGLAND
iiondon Dec. 21 According to of
ficial information received the Rus
sian Bolsheviki an* actively engag
ed in a plot to separate India from
the British Empire.
I'lONEFR WOMEN TO (JIVE
CHRISTMAS DANCE
The Pioneer Women of Alaska,
IgWm No. I. will give a public dance
at Pioneer Igloo, Huturday, Dec. 25*.
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT—
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AMENDED liOCATION 160
ACRES NOT TO
INCLUDE NEW GROUND
The much mooted point as to
whether a 160 acre association min
ing claim can bo amended so as to
take in new ground seems to be
settled by the following message
from Surveyor-General Theile to
Martin Strand, of Nome.
“One hundred sixty acre placer
location cannot be amended to take
ic new ground. Order for survey
of such amended location should
not be issued.
THEILE. Surveyor-General.”
Mr. Strand discovered that a 20
acre claim upon which he has been
doing the assessment work for the
owners, had been annexed to and
made a part of an adjoining 160
acre tract by an amended location
and on which a survey for patent
had been made.
Hie right of staking 160 acre
tracts by eight associate locators
was abolished by Act of Congress
approved Aug. 1, 1912. and since
that date no association larged than
4(» acres can be staked. A 160 acre
tract staked prior to Aug. 1. 1912,
is of course still a valid location. It
seems certain that the only valid
amended location which can be
made and filed for such a claim is
for the mere purpose of defining
and describing the boundaries more
accnrately.
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Open from
T A. M. to 7 P. M.
.SPECIAL DINNER FROM
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UNALAKLEBT
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TOTAL-1 559 1*6 386 362 443 283 237
306 409 220 170 287
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E. L. HOLT
HARDWARE
WINTER IS HERE.
WE KEEP WEATHER STRIP
SEE OUR UXR OF NEW
STOVES. XMAS PRESENTS. IN
CLUDING STERLING SILVER
WARE, CUT GLASS. TOYS. ETC.
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Miners & Mints
Bank of Alaska
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WE PAY
Interest on Timn (Vrlifiratoii 1
3% per annum
On ft month deposits.
4% per annum
On 12 month deposits.
Subscribe for the Nugget
$1.00 Per Month
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
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(LEADING PUR DEALER)
RAW FURS AND MADE IT GARMENTS.
LARGE STOCK OP MUKLUK8 AND PARKAS.
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Hudson Bay fur CoJ
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm SINHOLD. Prop.
TIN. SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
FLEUAfS
YEAST
mil IUUKAD FROM NOW ON WILL BE MADE
WITH NOTHING BUT flliBIMHK'g YHAST
Neals 50 cts. up
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