ANTI’S PLAN BOOZELESS WORLD
ALLIES HASTENING
REPLYJO GERMANS
STMMAliV OK TUK I'KACK SITCATH »\ I'.V ASSOCIATKD I'ltKXN
ulnr sessions daily and is reported engaged in resolving the final details of
presented at St. (iennain last Monday and the exact details of the economic
conditions were “withheld in simillar manner, only the hroa.l features heli.tr
he ready for delivery t• • the German delcgatioi. i some time next week. Paris
the treaty. This view is also said to he shared by the Krencit government.
The general opinion is that Germany is stalling and will sign the
treaty when it is seen that the allies will not recede from their position with
respect to the terms.
WINNIPEG STRIKERS
GIVE ULTIMATUM
TO STRIKE LEADERS
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
WINNIPEG, June 7—It is believed that the end of the great general
strike will probably appear within a day or two owing to the opposition of
the returned soldiers to tin* methods pursued by the strike leaders, who are
also under the ban of a large portion of the strikers.
Several striker's delegations have announced that they intend to return
to work if the leaders rejec t any fair offer of a settlement bv next Monday.
No Acute Labor Shortage Resulting from Vancouver Strike
VANf'OPVEU, June 7—Despite the addition of p considerable mimhc
1 ■ trades' union workers to the ranks of the strikers during the past forty
eight hours, there is no acute shortage of labor up ty the present time ai\>l i
majority of the business and industrial activities are continuing in no more
than slightly curtailed volume.
The strike of the meat cutlers and slighter house employees has
caused a‘shortage in the butchrj- shops but the houses are all open, the em
ployers in a majority of instances doing their own work.
The garbage workers'and street cleaners are the latest to join the
strikers.
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NOTICE;—CHANGE OF HOURS
Commencing Dec. 1st., 1918 and continuing until furlhc notice,
delivering hours at yards and warehouses will be as follows;
. COAL—GASOLINE—J-DISTILLATE, ect.
Daily from 1 P. M. to 4 P, M.
CRUDE OIL—(Associated Tanks)
Mondays—Wednesdays—Saturdays—9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
ALL DEPARTMENTS and OFFICES
Closed between 12 M. and 1 P. M.
AMa Ligftteiage & (ommcrdd Co.
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BATHS IN CONNECTION,
PEACE DELEGATION WILL NOT
AUTHORIZE PUBLICATION TREATY
DESPITE SENATE CLAMORS
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II is also claimed that no complete copies of-either tin- fjerman ■ Austrian
| treaties have been jfiven to the public l>\ the Alla - and if m\ ;*!»•« at*
the text of the treat! to n a« h the public at tin- i>i •-•si-nt time. i • 11 • ■ of
the senatorial objections to their decision.
Believed Wilson Will Refuse Senate Request for Treaty Text
I’resilient Wilson will refuse the re?|U<>st of the senate i-o He- full i.\: of the
GerAvm peace treaty.
lieved that, the J'resident’s replt for tlu- full terms will
itilde with tne public interest to furnish the t-xt at tic
RELUBLICANS DEMAND
REDUCTION EXPENSES
Special t• > TUe Nome Nugget l»y The Associa.«<» Press. •
ing to mu I tig item's from tlm l*illi«>n dollar army a |»|n. •priation hill. The It*—
twining 11u1 government are ehaia.'oristir of the remarks made h>. a majority
>d the Itepuhlieun members.
Bills Prohibiting Immigration Introduced in Senate
WASHINGTON, Juno 7- Severn! hills have been introduced in the
to five years.
. FIFTY THOUSAND VOLUNTEER FOR ARMY OF OCCUPATION
Special to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 7 - Ollier of Staff Gem-ral March announced to
day that upward of fifty thousand weruiLs have Ween obtained for the Vmericau
the early part of the year.
.March said that a majority of the men have enlisted for the three
TEMPERANCE FANS
PLANNING WORLD-WIDE
ANTI-BOOZE CAMPAIGN
* *
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press
WASHINGTON. June T The American temperance, workers are I.. vin •
plans for the organization of a world temperance Jeague against alcohol with
| the intention of carrying the llgln for the abolition of ll.pior to ,.ll parts of the
The anti lit|iior advocates expeet that the league will ullitnal-K resul
'Phe general outlines of the league plans cmhraec t|i<> est, 11 .| i - ], men i . i'
SACRAMENTO-PORTLAND FLOTILLA PLANE FLIGHT PLANNED
Ti.e flotilla will consist of eight aeroplanes. The\ arc expected to
arrive in Portland by June in time to jKirticipate
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Electrical a p|f trains for sorting
or a Non V.irk inventor.
An American egg preserving plant
with a rapacity of 300,000 eggs dailv
has been established in China.
A recently patented dish pan sprav :
its contents with fountains of boiling
water from its perforated rim.
The Kjmnish government has as-|
sinned full control of important, depos
its of platinum discovered in that
country.
j At least 13 different processes and
(much intricate machinery are involved
|in the manufacture of a common
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Delinquent Assessment Roll, City of Nome, Alaska 191S
Taxed
Albrecht, T. .
Henry 1 birch.,.
(’ode and Clark.J
K. W. Carlcton Co..j
Canadian 'Exploration & Survey Kxp.
Carman, S. X.
Parting & Pran.*.
Fitzgerald, M , Mrs.
Clibney. Barny. Mrs.
Gilmore, W. A.
Johnston, W. N.
Ja nil lit it, A. J.
Thornton, Kitty .
Range M. C. & F. C.
Pane. R. R. *..
Rice, Charles ‘.
Rank, Ira M.
Rank, Ira M.
Straub Manufacturing Company ....
St. Germain, Oliver .
Sliscovieli, Antonio.
Slgularie, A.
Wagner, W. K.
Walker, Henry.
Warren, Clark & Warren..
Wilson, lliram.
Waechter Bros. Company.
X. C. DeRonno .;
W. O'Connor . .I
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Description
. . .Machine Shop.
. . Bowling1 Alley.
..Dream Theater.
. . Store .
. . Boat "Alaska'*.
..Personal Property .
. . Hardware els.
. . Lodging House.
..Personal Property ..
. . Dredge.
..Machinery ..
. . Dredge .
..Laundry .
. .Mill supplies.
. .Dredge "Buffalo’’ .'.
. .1Torses.
..Boat "Arctic**.
. .U. S. Store .
. . Dredge.
. .Personal Property ..
. .Hotel Furniture.
. .Boat '"ITklwak” .
. .Marine Shop and Boats.
. .MucTiino Shop .
. . Bar Fixtures.
. .Sheet Metal Works.
. .Cold Storage Plant .
. . Boat Ksperanza.
. .Boat Now York.
Notice iH hereby Riven that unles the Delinquent Taxes on the above I Vi m mil I'mnom . •, . ...
I ei..* are imhi w ith pen
alty ancl interest and other costs within ten (10 days from the final publication of this nrttice. to-wit- within ten
days (10) from tho 11th. .lay of May, 1919, the property or a part thereof upon which said taxes Is"
lien will ho seized under distress warrants and sold to satisfy said said tax so due.
K. qjtIMM .
City Clerk and Tax Collector. -<r— », (
Date of first publication June 4 1919. Date of last publication June pth, J919> . ; |