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Headquarter* 606 Railroad Build
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CHAS/MOYER, ERNEST MILLS, f
President. Sec.-Tr'ea*
LOCAL 240. W. P. M.
* The regular meeting ot the Nome
Mine Workers’ Union, Local No.
240. of the W. F. of M., is held
every Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
to 6 p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
HAROLD JENSEN, President
JOHN A.-WILSON, Sec.-Treas. .
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Local Union 1789, Carpenter* and
Joiners of America, meet* every Fri
day at A1 Orland’s shop Front St.
Carpenter’s Headquarters, Feder
al Labor Hall.
«t 8 p. m.
FEDERAL LABOR UNION.
No. 126SI. American Federation
of Labor, meets every Monday at
7*80 p. m. In the F. L. U. Ha'll.
A. DOOSE, Pres.
JENS OLSEN, Sec’y.-Treas.
W. J. ROWE
Transfer
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ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
The discovery was made last night
that ao water could he got In the
Are mains and the public is cau
tioned against Are.
• • •
Very cold weather has prevented
in many cases the man at the Arm
strong hoist operating his engine.
• • « •
Harold Jensen has taken out a
large load of supplies to his ground
on M'Donald creek.
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Do you enjoy good music and a
good show? Then come to A. B.
Hall Saturday night.
The mail did not arrive yesterday.
The reason for this delay is the
blizzard. The mall has been lu
Solomon since Wednesday night but
a howling blizzard with intensely
cold weather made it impossible to
get the dogs to face it.
The republicans of Seward orga
nized a club with Dr. Sloanc presi
dent and J. Allison Bruner vice
president.
• • • •
Sam Torkelsen arrived from Cape
Nome yesterday with a particularly
Ane string of racing malamutes. He
states that the animals are for an
other who will be an entry in the
Moose Burden Handicap.
• • • •
Blizzards blew all over the Penin
sula yesterday. It certainly is glori
ous weather we are having—for the
coal man. Away below zero, travel
is almost impossible.
.Steve Haid made a business trip
to Cripple river yesterday and com
ing homo got his face badly frozen.
But bad as it was Stove feolB that ho
is lucky to get off e.3 he did for it
was some gale with below zero
weather helping matters along.
* • • •
So far there: lias neon no ebang
made in the personel of the police
force. It’s coming mighty close to
election anyhow and a person has
got to be careful liow a cop with a
following is handled. More anon.
• * * •
The Pioneers also passed a reso
lution denouncing the attempt to
remove the fisheries of Alaska rroni
the taxable resources of the Alaska
legislature. There ere a largo num
ber who feel very 3trongly on this
proposition up here, and feel that it
would put the country on the bum
if the bad territorial bill is made
even worse.
They had a mighty active meeting
at the Pioneers of Alaska on
Wednesday night. Maybe the pro
ceedings had a tinge of the political
about them, but this is election year
Delegate Wlckersham had in a com
munication relative to the Snake
River arbor. The engineer who had
been inspecting the situation Uau
not turned in his report at the time
he wrote, but when he did Wick
was to be there with_ two feet and
one head to get busy on it.
Do you wish to sec ail up to the
minute CABARET? Then come to
the A. B. Hall next Saturday night.
• • » •
It is expected that the call for
the republican primaries will also
soon be issued. It is reported that
the district committee and not the
territorial committee will apportion
the representation at the convention
from the various precints <of the
Second Division. These will be all
of them apportioned according to
the votes cast for the delegate can
didate on the republican ticket at
the last election. Such an appor
tionment never has been attempted
by the territorial committee which
merely apportioned the representa
tion to which the total division was
entitled.
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The democratic caucus last night
despite the inclemency of the
weather was warm and lively. The
question of the disposal of the prox
ies was only a minor one. The really
important matter was the resolution
to>adopt for presentation to the con
vention.
This resolution protested the need
of full territorial government, pro
tested- the failure to completely ful
fil that plank of the democratic
platform wherein Alaskans are ap
pointed to office in Alaska, and takes
a shot at the political nondescripts
which were appointed here. Praises
the very successful judicial admi
nistration of "that able judge ana
genuine Alaskan Judge Bunnell” ol
the Fourth Division, protests against
the use of the federal building In
Nome as a bunk house, and sundry
other matters not hecessary to men
tion.
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The final episode in the great, ser
ial Lucille Love will be pulled oft
tonight in the Eagle Hall. The Girl
of Mystery unfolds herself while the
Intricate plot to disposed of to the1*
satisfaction of those who have been
following it. This scene cannot be
missed by these who have followed
this great serial. A Solax farce
comedy entitled The Raffle is some
laugh maker while a Nestof Comedy
also of the farce variety entitled
Her Husbands will keep the audi
ence bubbling over with mirth.
Eddie Lyons, Victoria Ford and Lee
Moran star in this last item on the
bill.
• • • •
The Seward papers had been
“busting” their sides with jocular
ity of their own makng when An
chorage was frozen in. Apparently
there is no love lost between the
two locations for this is the way an
Anchorage paper refers to Seward.
“They have a dock where large
ships can land if the wind is not
blowing. They have a streak of rust
called a “railroad”, that thanks to
the “home ties” was bought by the
government, all the horrible collec
tion of rusty junk going with it.
They have an abundance of high
priced lots, ready to unload on an
unsuspecting public at green goods
prices. They have twa papers and
an army of "gentlemanly agents'
to assist in the sale of said lots and
other Inducements too numerous to
mention, in addition to a film por
traying “many vessels landing in
our beautiful harbor” when only one
can get to the dock at a time. This
narticular many being tho boats
forced out of here. Seward Is a
crowded city—when the boats are in
and the dogs are feeding at the
dock.
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They do say that the Orchestra
is going to forget the music to
“Home Sweet Home” at the-Cabaret
Dance Saturday night.
The Lid is off, but you will not
be gambling if you take advantage
of that fact. Bring real money
with you as chips dont' go. From !
now on till the time of stock taking
you can get two for one at Darling
& Deans. Vou can buy a pick
for fifty cents—do you get it?
Bargains along all lines.—Adv.
• • - •
At the Dream tonight and to
morrow night a Lubin presentation
in five powerful acts entitled “The
Gamblers” will-be shown. This win
be the first five real, all star feature
presented at the Dream this winter.
Every member of this stellar pro
duction, commencing with Miss Cora
Urquhart, the accomplished and ta
lented actress down to Mr. Chas
Klein the author and producer. ar«
recognized Broadway artists. Two
nights only. A magnificent picture
in five stupedous parts. A treat to
the picture public. Usual prices.
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10 CENTS.
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English Curve Cut, Union Leader,
Dills Best, Pedro, Bull Durham, 10c
Copenhagen Snuff 5c. a box or G for
25 cents, Piper 25 and .>0 cents.
Wheat Straw Cigarette papers 5c.
Shot gun shells, U. M. C. Club
Leader and Arrow brand 50 to 85
cents per box. Remington High
power 30-30 $20.00, Automatic 22,
$20.00,, Air Rifles 500 shot $1.50.
C. W. LEWIS.
Successor to VV. Delhar.
HAVE A HEART.
The proper thing for your affinity
on Valentines day. Heart boxes til
led with choice Chocolates.
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY.
A Lublin I*resentation in
Five Farts.
THE GAMBLERS
Featuring Miss Cora Urqnhart
and all Star Broadway Cast.
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EAGLE HALL
ft FRIDAY NIGHT.
FINAL EPISODE
ef the Great Serial
LUCILLE LOVE
THE GIRL OF MYSTERY.
Featuring Grace Canard and
Francis Ford.
Sol ax Farce Comedy
THE RAFFLE.
A Classy one.
Ncetor-Comedy
A Giggle, A Laugb, A Roar
HER HUSBANDS.
Eddie Lyons, Victoria Ford
and Lee Moran.
The finest people In fllmdom.
Dont Fail to see it.
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