NEWS NOTES
The City Council hold the first of
It* bi-monthly ronfabsMondny evening
and ttans.iet<-d considerable business.
I-ark of space prevents detailed ac
count in the present Issue of the Nug
get and will bn given later
During the course of its first session
McntLnv the ft der: ! rrr.ind jury Inves
tigated the case of the government
-• ins* Monroe, a St Michael native.
f
t .0.1 girl of UK same place.
A net t. i bill was returned.
1. lino of lh< appealed f . e
i.nltcd veii-un I’.rue- tjogers
wan ci, in the District Court
tod.i; with Attoiney i* l>. ('uhran
representing the defendant and Dis
trict Attorne;. J M. Clements ..nd act
ing assist. nt district attorney Fred
• lai ison 1. okiag after the interest of
leflon of t • to seven me -
■•n t!.. \* tori. . a special venire of i>«
Was c: lied for 1 «• m. today to sup
Miss Sa-al. White* . <1 and Mr. f.
W Cl key pile* were united in matri
mony at r. quiet wedding ten-men/
performed by United States Commis
sinner Hugh O'.Veil! late yesterday
in the ap rtmonts of Jndg- <»’.Vi.l
-nd was witnessed by only . few
friends of the corttr. eting parties.
Mi K T. McIntyre act.-d as best man
and the bride was attended 1>\ Mrs.
Nome 1
Cordova. I Jot!, i. sourdough’s The
groom has resided in the district for
many years and the bride. who is a
sister of Joe Whitehead, a well known
mining man of the northern district,
has resided at Candle for the past tv. >
years. The lady hails from Van
couver. where she is socially proinfn
. nt. Sh« enjoys the distinction of
being a deaconess of the Methodist
church and is a lady of charming per
sonality, Mr. Perkeyplle has mined
in the district for years and until its
recent sale to a group of Seattle cap
italists was on of the owners of the
silver-lead mine on the Kugruk which
has attracted wide attention in mining
circles during the past two or three
years The happy < on pie expe< i to
O.. retire Johnson, the -elf < on reused j
murderer .f Mrs Kiinfce Kr-eiu .n of j
the l-Vdeial jail for several weeks I
made him wanted hy the law in s. v.
'•raI states, departed in char:.'., .f in
spector John A Colts and I;..'.. •
Phillips. .,r the Portland p-.li.-e depart
Portland, where he w I' pr.,bibl> I e
S. n. •: e.d to a long t.-r.n of Imp. is..n
ment. The |awn of Ore-on prohlt.it
execution or i1 is probable that his
is probably i.ue and the community
Is thankful that ilia timely arrest by
Marshal Jordan prevented him exer
The elever work of Marshal Jordan in
subset|.lent confession was warmly
place in the world they expected John*
win would be apprehended at. The
Marshal's success in Inducing John
son to own up to the revolting murder
Of his Is-nefactress is eonsid. red by
them an especially commendable piece
or work.
Snaps At
HOLT CASH STORE
Motor Cycle . $ 75.00
I Steam Laundry, complete . 200.00
Second Hand Lumber per M. . . .50.00
Mining Boilers, complete, reasonable.
Trunks, Suit Case* etc, cheap
Furniture, Beds, Matresses, very cheap
Mining Outfits, Dredgs supplies
HOLT is there with the GOODS
Company freighter Cordova returned
shortly after X u. m yesterday morn
ing and will remain i - thte^naHty for
Qnal departure for the States The
stormy w ontV* r during th< course of
the voyage to and from Kotz- fme and
wait delayed for nearly a week at JU*s?
River, where the vessel encountered
llio l.ig Mow whirl: lied tip nl'f coe"!
shipping Inst W./-1 Ahom 250 ton.
of cargo tv. dlsch: rsol at the latpe
point and ccnsidereldr amounts of
Deering. K.-otvallk and KotJKjhu* The
Cnnlova l.rnniftt do" 1. it tonsl.I.i Ah
numlw-r of passenger’s <fr< hi Vbrth. i n
them being Indie* the'vivo* and other
female relatives <>f Northern mines
the arrivals ere Doris and Mrs Ma
gids. Mrs. R S. Dimtnick. Mrs. K K
IVar. e. Mir* Rydeon. Miss Whiteh d.
Mr and Mrs A S Kepn- r. I W Perk* y
Pile. Mrs I., e. Mrs. Hnlpln. Bert Whlt
tard. lh-n Nyggren. Harry Rib y. \i
Orland. A K Mclntash and wife. F: I
McDonald. K T Mclntyie. V M Si« Fi
ler. Mrs. D Kdgar. C.eo S W Ike Mr
After discharging a quantity . f
cargo lierc. the Co;dov. w.U pacH
to St. Mid: e! and Golovin The vm
••1 will ret :: t - Xow aft. r visiting
trmplatlons.
Another of those- splendid and con--.
ageotiB displays of self sacrifio in
light so frequently in the Northland
developed yesterday when the l-iunrh
Defiance departed with a volunteer
crew of four nvn to bring assist.<a.•'
their time and braved the dang-r? -f
a treaehere.)is sea on th< « rrand f
mercy wer- Harold Nielson. No 1
Surf man <f the Coast fiuard < :ew
Peter Brandt. Chas Murray and «un
their kind!;. and couragemi* ministr .
tions were intended Is tius H dml^rg.
minor and well known old timer |
who was recently the victim of in • -
(•idem on the Buck creek dredge in
which he sustain'd . broken and bad
ly mangled leg The accident oo
(•'irred fift«-n d: > _••• but the storm
! *«•!> pr» •- ii!ing has prevented all
attempt to bring him to Nome for
ciir:< r Bear is said to have attempted
to put into York on the last trip but
was prevented from landing by the
have caught his leg in the dredge ma
compound fracture In addition the
limb is said to have been severely
the long delay in receiving proper ni
tention. Reports of the accident wen
ing Holmberg down owing t«- tlie be.
vessel, to send him to Nome. With
the arrival <»f the Cordova y ester
not on board that vessel. Peter
vice in assisting the afflicted natives
fluenza epidemic last winter, brought
the case to the attention ofCapt. Thos.
Boss of the local coast guard and urg
the suffering man" Capt. Boss im
mediately donated the use of the De
cuers left yesterday afternoon pilot-id
by Surf man Nielson. The errand
proved abortive, however,as the launch
had proceeded only to Cape Douglas
when the Hal pin tug Hettio B was
,
const with H* dm berg on tioar.t. 1 he
Mettle H. is said to have proc-cded to
York day l« f«>re yesterday for the ex
press purpose of bringing the injured
man here. The Defiance returned to
N'orne today leaving M-!h«tg .*n 7he
Me* ie B. The lafcr v. ssel. is report
'd t » have bee a s i>n in t*i -fling dur
• g the iftem.ii but was unable to
I. id owing to tno viir' he Ins. ry
P is Of the ve . indicate that Mu
cats -the rough v.a»e- Molmbcrgs
I'ort Clarence precinct within the past
month The first one Involved a miner
named Sullivan who sustained a brok
en leg while employe.1 at the Lost
River tin mine, Sullivan was recent
tab
I«-tearner Vi toria of the Alaska SUxtni
ship Fo lin<- pulled out for Seattle via
jst. Mil h o i shortly )~ fore eight o’clock
«uvlng to . threatened eontinuati.it
|of the recent stormy weather on Rer
i wen- • ken aboard crrlv yesterday.^al
1 goods * were placed ashore early thi««
—«liatelv. i »n arrival at St. Michael
»he Victoria will pick up the employees
f 111• ■ f -lisle cannery * n the lowe
itgoinc - J ■
time the vessel i. ves the Cast
aport sh will h vr- full list of
p. nun- n-- . ting from the long delay ■
• v.-r ,• »».- . ss. 1 1. s 5 e. n subjected
on the -fnt trip, she will probably
F •:> r. :Yg is the ii-t of !, ..«/ taking
1 - ,g~ fnom this port:
i Krtill n«l wife. Miss Olga I.edd
Sng M s Hr lg . Hegne.-s. John Folk*-!.
M \f l:<— fT «h . <;..ldt<ium. Am
ir' O.Higher. Mrs I»c«ler Rergh.
M - H Pigeon. Mien Kelly. Mrs Allen
F. II Thos McMilljn
M.Flur- Oreg.uy. M I* l^hae. Miss
Nei . rn*-r. Miss Julia Frimer. Mrs
A Matson. r Matson. Mbert Mat
Mrs L G .< M:«* Susie Glass. Miss i
Florence G!. s. j \. Glass. \V Wright.
J r Hall.><1.i \ Wittenberg. S .New
man. C A Higgs. Helen Higgs. Orwln
Higgs, Gwyendolen Higgs. P It Stein,
John Goltz. Hay men. I I* Tarr. T I*
I .a tie, T M Heed, C K Kimball. Mrs. C
ton. Miss Lester Karl, (ieo P Campbell.
II G Corbin, John Ituberg. II II Heed.
It Edwards. II E Edwards. H Edwards,
L 1* Tunstad. It S Stewart. A C Stow
Leod. F A Ilerg, F P Vincent. Jack,
m il. J J Owen. G A Smith. John E.
Helgard, Otto Olson. Harry Lornen. G
I’ liengston. Chas. McClay. J McClay.
Mrs. Christ Gudmundsun. \V R Van
Valin. Miss Olive Van Valin. Leo Wit
tenberg, A (J Oumar, Joe Sale. L A
Semple. Jas Frawley. Alex Allen, Sam
M Gaylord. Howard Ames. George IT
Thomas. It C Holland. E W Carleton.
Pave Lind. II It Edwards Jr., Harvey
Grant. F A Heed. G J Lunen, Earl
Herg, Itobert G Shaw. Wm. Hltche, H
McCormick. J Lindebcrg. H L Clark,
S J Itakke, CL Reek, Mrs A C Sey
mour. Donald Noryot*. Fred Munson,
J J Cole^ Wm T lx>pp. M Lilian. C W
MitcheliTJames O’Brien. Raul KJtg
sted. John Frnsland. Eugene K'W, Jus]
McHugh. M Tanguy, Tiros. Sweeney.!
K Megley, Jantes Duncan. Alex Gracia.
Chas. Rickman, Wm Durall. Xels Lad
ding. C K Nelson. Frank Ayak. M L
Casey. C Qulvistad. H Peterson. John
Biehr. E Graham. Sarfr.rn Sats. G A
Rlchier. Geo H Bagiev, David Vaughn.
Jos C*hill>erg. M M Strawn. Geo Vezzen
Jos Beaudoin. Aug R Car.son. Ha1.**.*
Nelson. A!T Dapoff. <1 TtiVJKj'.
Byron. M Dobreff. vrohfr>fttfci‘kirhade,
Seth Wilhelmpm S.c->. *P. «sell*ig. A
F SarPng. Vied R Srri.g***-i. * o»e:r/
Hirschbeck .: K •’ Sini&i. A Glitz. E
Johnson. \ Wendel. J M Saitmillan. C
I. Oliver. Gust Anderson. F. Dobson.,
j Harry Or»*>-n. las Jotmsvn. A Freng.
Chas. Erickson. C Gustafson. J A Sod
[erholm. Jos Rnseoff. J H Fredricks. AI
P,*rry. Nels Ringwell. A Stoclscovich.
August Adams. Karl Karline. John
Anderson. Tom Zuponr. Guy R Beam.
H F IV.nohue. Tony Shannon. Nick
Ortage. H Heim. F W Petrie, A E
Richter. A T Peterson. R I, Dennis. S
S Ream. George Modine. Philip De- j
Fontviib . Mike Morven. Joe Zubrisk. i
Chas Randal. D Andries. John Wick.
Ed Mitchell. Chris Hanson. Jim Bes
loff. G<-orge Roden. Martin l-al>en. E
Fmwley. Claud York. S A Whistler.
C A Adams. Dennis O'Brien. A Bal
four. P c Peterson. R J McDonald.
AFTER DEPARTIN'*
Y. n will lose all track of X are hap
jH-r.av. - unless you subscribe fo- the
N-'i-get before leaving Mal.r.l any
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Y*'u may have an engine, pump,
-lui'-e boxes, mining tools, automobile,
w. gon or horse etc., for sale—See the
Nugget; we will advertise them for
you on a “no sale no pay" basis plan,
investigate our classified column plan.
If you are looking for work or you
want to hire workmen use the classi
fied column of the Nugget. •
SEE WANT ADS
WANTED
WANTED—Two or three furnished
rooms with steam heat. Apply I' » S
Attorney. Court House.
WANTED—To buy two or three room
furnished cabin cheap. Inquire
Nugget office l-io 3T
WANTED—Second hand lumber in
good condition suitable for% parti
tions. Inquire Nugget office. Qtf
FOR SALE
for SALE Oil RENT—Five room
well furnished houfce with hath, lo
c-iVlou In residence section First
Avenue Inqujre at Nugget. tf
FOR SALE—Five room house and
large cache, unfurnished. In good
condition. Inquire Nugget office, mtf
FOR SALE—Art Garland hardcoal
base burner in good condition. In
quire at Nugget office. mtf
FOR SALE—Good kitchen range and
three soft coal heaters. Inquire at
Nugget office. Ztf
FOR SALE—My leader, Jerry, host
trained work dog In Alaska. Good
city freighter and for children,worth
$35. For quick sale $25, with har
ness. My Remington rifle, 22 calibre
long or short, $15.00. Seo Robert
Rogers, at Glue Pot Cigar store.
S.S. VICTORIA
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Leaves SEATTLE
Sept.
14th
Lams NOME
Sept.
27th
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
R. A. Carroll agent, Nome
PIONEERS IGLOO HOTEL.
Housekeeping apartments and tran
sient rooms by .day, week er month.
Also use of club rooms by hotel guests.
MRS. MONAHAN,
Proprietor.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the as
sessment roll of real and personal pro
perty of the City of Nome, for the-year,
1919, has been turned over to the City
Clerk and is now open for inspection
hy the public. x
Thai by resolution of the Common
Council, the Common Coudcil will sit
ss a Board of Equalization October
14th, 1919, at 9 o’clock p, m. and exam
ine the assessment roll and correct all
errors In valuation, description or
quantity of lands lets and other pro
perty.
E. GRIMM,
City Clerk.
Dated Nome, Alaska October 8, 1919
FOR SALE. •
OR RENT; 2 four room houses, fur
nished; at Mrs. Wenger's Ladies Fur
nishings, 2nd. Ave., Opp. Court House
AUTO FOR HIRE
B. W. NEILLY, Rhone Red 12
Trips mado lo following place* by
appointment. Little Creek, Anvil,
Third Beach, Glacier, Dexter, Bubma
ine. Fort Davis, Cunningham.
Rate* Reasonable.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
The best guarantee you can have for
a successful Issue of your clothes la to
patronize an old established houbo: u
house that wants you to come back and
be their permanent patron.
Such a house is the Nome Tailoring
Co.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. We make suits to order. Wo ap
predate your patronage.
NOME TAILORING COMPANY.
Opposite Nugget Office.
Subscribe NOW for the Nome N'urfget
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JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
NOME RESTAURANT
OPPOSITE ALASKA BANK
NOW
OPEN
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I INDEPENDENT
t MEAT MARKET
*
x ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS
J UPON ARRIVAL OF FIRST BOATS
4* BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL
f ANT POULTRY, HAM, BACON, BUTTER.
If ALL BI'.LS MUST BE PAID ON OR BEFORE THE
* 10»h. OF EACH MONTH
4*
' WM. WEBB.. .Prop.
The New
Rainier Beverage
I on Draught at the
fleuada
A full line of
LADIES NATS, COATS, DRESSES ETC
ON ALL BOATS
THE EMPORIUM »*stan ««.
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 15c loaf, two loaves for 25c
CHAS. CAVEY. Prop.