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ORGANIZED LABOR.
CNTKRNATIONAL UNION MINE,
MILL & SMELTEIi WORKERS.
Headquarters 511 Denham Buld'R.,
Denver. Colorado.
ffiFAS. MOYER. ERNE8T MILLS,
President. Bee.-Treas.
LOCAL 240, I. U. M. M. »V S. W.
ihe regular meeting of the Nom»
(XCtas Worker*’ Union, Local No. j
840, of the W. F. cf M., 1b held ;
©very Saturday evening at 8 l> m. at
jMtner'B Hall. Odlce hours 1 p. m
fc© « p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. in.
ANDREW BEC\, President.
ALBERT BRATEN. Sec.-Treasurer.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Local' Union 1789, Carpemters an*
(Joiners of America, meets every Frl
g*y at A1 Orland’a shop Front St.
Carpenter’s Headquarters, Feder
al Labor Hall.
M S p. m.
FEDERAL LABOR UNION.
Meets every Monday at S:30 p. m.
txi the F. U. U. Hall.
B. H. ANDERSON, Pres.
JENS OLSEN, Sec’y.-Treas.
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OPEN DA\ AN3) NIGHT
Nest 'loor to Paclfle Cold
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PHONE WRITE 17.
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People's Steam Laundry *'Ui e»iU
and get your laundry.
W. J. WILLIAMSON Pro#,
Let us estimate on your Job Work
John Hoorn loft upon the Victoria
yesterday for Golovin Bay on route
to Dime creek.
The Eskimo Gold Dredging Co's
machine on Solomon river closed
down for the season yesterday.
To-Night
i t;!c Hull.
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lAKFAYELL D.WCT.
> !*. M. Gentlemen SI.
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If laud
the road
The Anderson dr. iae on ("liter
creek closed d xvn yesterday Ex
cess of frost on Tuesday night made
this suspension of work necessary.
FOB SALE OU KENT:—The Cali
fornia House, Front Street. See
Mrs. Casey.
The Silver Wave was taken out
of the water yesterday and skidded
up to its ways for the winter on tin
Sandspit.
William King is now making nr
rangements for his winter supplies
to operate on the Second Penh
again this winter.
Take your Lunch and Dinner at
the Board of Trade Lunch Counter,
only 50c.
The Umatilla, according to a dis
patch received yesterday by Frank
O’Connor will arrive this morning
at seven o’clock.
Jensen and Son who will operate
the Hopny Thought claim during
the winter came to Nome yesterday
after supplies for their camp on the
Second Beach.
Pioneer Igloo Hotel. Booms 50c
and up. Large Beading Boom for
guests. Nlrs. Jno Mouoliaii, Prop.
The Flyer arrived up from Solo
mon yesterday and immediately
went to the Sand..pit off Uivor street
and near the old dog pound where
teams and tackle were rctiuisition d
to tow it up to its winter quarters.
Andy Oi.ion intends to do eon
sideralde prospecting on the subma
rine this winter. Aftei the close of
navigation he intends to sink a
shaft tor that purpose on the
ground adjoining which lie ope
rated this summer.
To-Night I'. O. E. 17 Xiinual
Farewell Dance. Adui.: Gentlemen
$1.00. Ladies Free.
Lars Gunderson got away on the
Victoria yesterday for Golovin Bay
whore he will make connections
with some means of travel to Dime
creek. Another Koyuker who got
away i3 Hans Larson. He is in the
reindeer business and is making
progress in that industry.
The Glacier dredge crow arrive
in town yesterday. They coul
have open ted longer on the eree
but on Saturday a part of the mi
ehinery broke down and they di
cided that it was too laic to liegi
repairs so tin machine was ..hi
down for the season.
Victor A. Julian arrived in town
from Osborne creek having sus
pended the operation of his dredge
in that section. This season was
well up (o (he usual average. He
with his family will he passengers
to the Outside on the rmatilla.
A :-m< \ i’ will la* held this even
itig in i'. Miners I'nion Hal! u
•.vhieh 1:1. tnhers and livir fri -ml,
are i- - it 'I lie - ill • • r w: •; li
the in
meeting
will art
morning,
were rc-c
i va h iintiithe in.
Mr. Itrin ■ Rogers
on the Cmalilia
' iirdine it, advices V.
■d yesterday.
who
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I'lir garments made and repaired
at the \eiue Tailoring Company.
Sandspit ters were compelled to
go the Iona way around Snake river
bridge 1 cause of overflow watei
making tie ice impassable to River
St.. The iie on Snake river is the
clearest and finest in ton years, due
possible t : the suspension of min
ing operat i >.. - so early and this the
l'aet that in- water wu ; not vcr.. !
inuddv in ■ river. A iiimher ot
skaters hi he n enjoying a pi is
am Ilm;- 1 on the river ire.
To-Nighi I-’. O K. IT Annual
Farewell Ikmce. Acini.: (ientlenien j
$1.00. I.adies Free.
The Hettie B. arrived in the
roadstead yesterday after a trip
down the const taking in the var
ious settlements as far as St. Mi
chaels. Captain O'Connor brings a
load of fish salted, fresh and dried
He has a big load of fresh and salt
cd herring. sa'ted salmon and
about four tons of died salmon for
dog feed. He left here direct and
j c alled at Dime creek after which he
[ went on to some further coastal
i points including t’naUiklect and St.
i Mic haels.
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Pioneer Igloo Hotel. Rooms $2.00
A $15.00 per week and up. AO cents
per night. Housekeeping Apart
ments.
The No Mont; na dr, d • re
cently acquired by privat - part:,
in Solomon and who overhauled it
and repair d it after considerable,
labor, starting up lute in the sc asou
met with an unfortunate accident ,
whic h badly damaged the- engine. I
As far as could I learned t• |
piston rod in the engine sustained !
a fracture doing big damage to the j
cylinder. The repairs will In ver- ;
costly before the machine will lie in
running order again.
R. A. Carroll, agent for the Al
aska Steamship Co., is confident
that he wii’ get away the Victoria
on Friday night. The Victoria hit
hero foi flolov’n at which jila- ■1 the
steamer arrived at 4: :50 yesceidav
afternoon. There are only about
one hunclrc cl and tlftv barrels c,f
fish to I) loaded there and then
thc> steamer will put out to St. \1 i
c-haels. There are a couple hund
red ton have to be unloaded and
about fill' tone, of ma«-liiiicr> taken
on. so tla.i the Victoria ought to ar
rive with good luck here on Friday
somewhat early. Tin- rmatilla is
I expected n- get away the
ante time
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Dream 1' heater
TO-NIGHT
Gold Rooster Play
THE SHRINE
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FEATURING
Jackie Saunders
AND
Paul Gilmore
A dm. 2Sc ChHdren “SO
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TO THE iiNER
ON THE I,AST 1IOAT WE RECEIVED \ VKliV (,OOD
SELECTION OF WINTER COATS. RAVNSTERS, CRAVE
NKTTE8. MAC1NOW COATS. LEATHER VESTS. DRYBACR.
COATS AND HANTS. SEE CHEAP JOHNS STORE FIRST.
WE WILL SAVE YOC SOME MONEY.
Cheap John Store
TEL. MAIN 48. O.VB PR1CH TO ALL
Established June, 1900
|Alaska Banking and!
Safe Deposit Co.
Authorized Capital * 125,000
Paid I'p Capital $50,000.
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A General Banking Business
Transacted
K ome Scavenger
Company
All Orders Receive
Prompt Attention
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