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ORGANIZED LABOR.
INTERNATIONAL UNION MINE,
MILL & SMELTER WORKERS.
Headquarters 511 Denham l$ul»l g.,
Denver. Colorado.
®35AS. MOYER, ERNEST MILLS,
President. Bac.-Treas.
LOCAL 24«, I. U. M. M. & S. W.
Iho regular meeting ot the Nome
(Blais' Workers’ Union, Local No
E40, ol the W. F. ol M., 1* held
every Saturday eveniug at 8 p. m. at
Btiuei’a Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
jo % p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
ANDREW BEC'v, President.
JONH IIOEM, See.-Treas.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Local'Union 1789, Carpenters an4
geiaera of America, meeta every Fri
day at Al Orland’s shop Front St.
Carpenter’s Headquarter*, Feder
al Labor Hall,
at £ p. m.
FEDERAL LABOR UNION.
Meets every Monday at S: R0 p. m.
In the F. U. U. Hall.
B. II. ANDERSON, Prea.
JENS OLSEN, Sec’y.-Treas.
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of Lninber and Building
Material.
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ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
The Star '.r ! c'-i: to freight
delays had to postpone its sailing
from yesterday until this morning
The Arctic was reported on til ■
Keewalik flats yesterday and it was
r.ot expected that, the boat would
get oil before evening.
We are using Moonlight water in
the Elite Batli House.
The Governor appointed Or. D.
S. Neuman a member of the terri
torial hoard of Medical Examiners.
Harry Hep worth
from Oregon. lie m;
a few da vs to pros1 ct
in that section.
a an arrival
y return in
I'Ui' g U 'C.c: - made and t"; iii
at the Nome • < ■ :
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y st rday will
to further l
1 work.
iit'ona! suppli-s
ut' his mining
Last evening the prospects for
calm weather were not very tavor
able. The glass was falling rapidly
and the wind and surf are rapidly
rising.
THE SCHNEIDER BIT I.OI VG—
Steam heated, comfortable rooms,
by day, week or month.—Mrs.
Markham, Prop.
The case of SuntLiuist versus
Lee et al was continued yesterday
before tlic District Judge and it
may take another couple of days
before till the testimony is it:.
Advices from Dim creek, show
J that Porter and Valenitne have in -
j gun mining operations for the sea
1 s:.:i. being the. first of the winter
i miners to start up work.
Pioneer Igloo Hotel, liooms ."Or.
and up. I,urge Heading Room for
guests. Mrs. ,Jno Monohan, Prop.
Commodore WPtenberg lias an
idea that the Sea Wolf will arrive
in rare of Ferry Os-borne who left
for Shismareff to launch the boat.
I If the Sea Wolf arrives in good
Mrim tie Commodore may in.he an
other trailing trip to Siberia.
.Mrs. liosi Wheeler who hah
charge of the Divivon children to
Moosehearf. the hott’e of tlu- h. (/
| O. M. in Indiana writing from San
Francisco desetibes V-r experiences.
She was very evidently gr-a-ly im
I pressed by Moosohe.ut.
l or the best 50c. Dinner in Nome
go to the Hoard of Trade l.unch
! Counter.
'.Many pes.. mgers arrived up from
Solomon last evening on the Flyer,
a heavy surf which had begin: to
blow up i a used some dele? and
treulib- in tiieir landing.
Senator .Mtlaun and UaveahiMcr
land Jensen ar ' now aloe- operai
I ing on lie Jess creek paystreak.
| Ravenkilder h-ft yesterday to r--.ioli
I itis partner at Jess rn ek aft r pro
j trr.eted and arduous duti.-s as ..
1 (Irand Juror.
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I’loMI H It. I.O<» HOT III .
Secure your housekeeping Hootin
non for the winter. \ few left.
William Maloney has been noti
fled that lit- had been re-appointec
territorial Mining Inspector for an
other term. This is tlie third tern
for Mr. Maloney whose efficiency
and ability lias been demonstrated
beyond the reach of envy oi
jealousy.
" The I’lr.atilla is to clear St. Mi
chaels of company men. according
>o all reports and this was or.o cl
the causes of the delay to the
steamer's arrival yesterday. a
variety of reports were current
to the steamer's leaving St. Mi
chaels hut none appeared to he au
then tic.
Captain Valid. rdeeken with his
Flying I)uP iinian has nothing oi
tli' mysetry of the Steamer Juneau
whose win ri'abouta all day yester
day was e.limit unknown. For a
mail boat it is about ns mysterious
an entity as ever sailed the seas.
I’hil an I Joe Ernst, doing bus
iness in Nome under the name oi
the Alaska Printing Co. have ionic
to the conclusion that they are also
entitled to a short vacation, so they
will loek up their jr'rting cdhei
and leave for the Outside on on
of the last boats.
Mining outfits dredg* supplies
granite v. a crocket': ware, stoves,
Ite.tuts at.d tnges a- HOhiS,
cays th it
Sih. ri a t
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altliou
ad vat ■
d th.
w : t;
■e lit
In re. !!■ !,..,1 pr.cy fair trading
t ad set ■ a about til fox skin?
which lie disposed of to .Mr.
Cochrane.
William II Manky who hue. been
appointed District Attorney of the
Third Division is a native of Port
Ir.r.d, Oregon. He has been acting
ps assistant District Attorney for
the Third Division, resident at
Anchorage for some time. H is a
party democrat and supported by
Donahue for ;lie position as was
flrenneman the Marsltal who w.tsi
! n-apjioint.
Take your l.iinch and Dinner at
the Hoard of Prude Lunch Counter,
only 50e.
Advices received from .1 itt"■ 11
yesterday tliat. the Kotclii; in
land Kodiak radios are lileralh
| choked with work and that dis
i patches will reach Seattle as fast
| if mailed from Ketchikan or Juneau (
: as if held to lie sent over the radio, i
i The Dominion line was reported to
I he working The cable ship had
I i f,t in the d he|i,ri ye: ta rday a art !
j discovered .mother fault. Given
calm weather and an absence or‘
I storms tile ruble ought to b" okay I
i iii a v, ry hot" line .\onc .
i idtiiid il.
ttti
ptieOs, lirsi «
workman^hip at the .Noire Tailon.ng
( ompam
i salesmen busv purveying th* ptar
j migan from his stock In view of I
| the ptarmigan shortage this ruth-1
i loss slaughter ought to h- stopped.
It wouhi he a great thing tor the
minors ii a closed season tor about
two years was ordered for til
j ptermig They sun ly need pro
I tection t to than any ot er 1»ir11
f "It>tlii»• oloaiiod. prcNstnl. altered
uid r *p ed at ibe Vene Taihoing
( o„ .111 i door to >•< .(‘f-tr and
I Hagen*. .
Sleepi _ H.igs, MueUliit li*. < ups,
i 'Mittmis overall' .Imnp'Ts, Under
wear, Dm rsliirt* ;.l IIOl.TS.
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North
Pole
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& Coflee
House
BREAD
' 10c. per k uf
3 Lonves 30c.
Anvil
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soiree
Flo use
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Milners Supplies
At
Kristan Bros.
; Miners and Merchants Bank
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Vwi C3 J V. U I -It I J .lit
j Workingmen's Accounts SoiiGited. j
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