CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
REGULAR MEETING
All the couneilmen presented |
thcmseU’es at the aldermanic board J
for roll call when Mayor Lomen cal-1
led the meeting to order. The jour
nal of the last meeting was read
and approved. There were no com
munications or correspondence.
The report of the city clerk
showed a balance in the red of
$3090.
The City Attorney advised that it
■was time to take action in the mat
ter of the sale of the delinquent
tax property. He drew attention to
the debtors court act which he read
and said it would cost about $200
to establish it here.
M’Allister protested that the act
was wholly in favor of the merch
ants and the ittle fellow would get
it in the neck. No action was
WIMi LEAVE I OK DIME.
, The Schooner Sea Mon after in
stalling new engine, will be ready
to leave for Dime Creek, Wednesday
Aug. S. For freight and passage
see E. I>. Miller, at the boat at
Snake River harbor.
SOMETHING NEW.
Just arrived on the last boat over
500 of this season's latests styles and
patterns, the most beautiful line of
woolens ever arrived in Nome. We
invite you to see these samples
whether you buy or not. If you
wish to take advantage of this offer
order before the 141it of August, in
order to have order arrive on last
boat.
We also make alterations, and
wo do cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. We appreciate your patronage
Yours to please.
NOME TAILORING CO.
Next door to Segerstrom & Hagen,
taken.
The usual reports were heard j
from standing committees.
Burgh stated that they had been
considering the proposition of in
stalling their own heating plant in
the Fire Department but as the Wild
Goose would furnish them heat a
good deal cheaper it was advised
against.
yirs. B. M. O'Connell who walked
in from Boulder creek to attend
the meeting brought up the matter
again of her premises being dam- •
aged by Rowe’s stables and finally
persuaded the Council as a commit-,
tee ot the whole to go down to in
spect her property.
The council rejected both bids
called for from the papers for the
city printing.
The .Mayor then called the atten
tion of the police committee to the
curfew bell. His Honor opining that
the kids were helping themselves
to more radishes than they could
cat. Councilman Rose said that
the Police Department had been no
tified to keep the rising generation
off the streets after curfew.
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP.
Front St. 8 doors west of Alaska
Rank.
We do tke best
CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERING *
REPAIRING
Ladles and Gentlemen* Clothe*.
CITY BATH HOUSE
has the lamest
and only 6 feet
Bath Tubs In Nome.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
MENS
Munsing Union Suits
Specially Priced At I he
Dissolution Sale
ML NSIXG WKAl! is popular because it's satisfactory in
every way. PERFECT FITTING, l.«)XCi WEARING, NO-lRlil
TATING, MM: IX QUALITY,anil the most reasonable prices.
Wear them anil you will like them. Ibices ratine from
$ 2.25 TO $ 5.25
see window display.
I To.,The Trade
AS asTUMAKY AT THIS TINlE OF THK YEAH TO OFFER TO
CONTRACT GOODS l-'OU WINTER OUTFITS.
After careful investigation we find that it is impossible to
get a guaranteed price on any commodity carried by us, and wo
cannot in justice to our trade and ourselves attempt to oiler a
price, therefore, we have concluded to accept all orders for
' winter outfits upon the following conditions: —
1st. All orders to be invoiced upon arrival of goods at
Norn'1 at warehouse cost prices plus a small percentage for buying
and handling.
2nd. A reasonable cash deposit to lie made with each order. Bel
ance to be paid before the last boat leaves for the outside.
3rd. Deliveries to be made as soon as practical; but if winter k
storage is reguired, a small monthly rental will be charged.
4th. Should you wish to wait until our winter stock arrives, *
we will be in the best of positions to make you a correspondingly ■
low price which will include all charges upon the same conditions
as in the past.
Buying goods at the above terms will insure you the
LOWEST POSSIBLE COST for your winters outfit. Our experience
and knowledge of the business and purchasing power will more
than equal our little charge for handling your goods. You have
NO TROUBLE, NO RISK, NO NEW EXPERIMENT: !
OUR REPUTATION FOR FAIR DEAL!NO LIVED UP TO IN
Tills COMMUNITY SINCE Till BEGINNING OF NOME
SHOULD HE A SAKE GUIDE TO YOU OF WHERE TO PLACE
YOUR CONFIDENCE.
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Polefs Stores
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Five hundred buck:! due on the j
James property whereon the palatial j
fire department rests then received
the attention of the Solons and it \
was ordered that tiie indebtedness
be taken up and warrants be drawn
for the amount due.
A form of specification for all
street work which would be let by
contract and requiring the contract
or to put up five thouand dollars
bonds for the due performance of
the work was then read. The fea
ture whereby the contract would be
issued for three years elicited em
phatic objections from Councilman \
M’AUister who said it would placi
the city in the hands of one man,
one bank and one company. The
Mayor said that bs \• as looking into
the retrenchment needed in the city
and the contract was vitally needed
for that reaosn. After the contract
would be in they could accept or re
ject what bids or all of them if they
so desired.
Hose recommended that the street
be merely graded instead of cleared
in tlie winter time. Burgh, Rose and
the City Attorney were appointed a
commute to draw up a form of con
tract for street work.
After some further routine bus
iness the Council then adjourned, j
INTEREST NOW IN
GREEGE
LONDON, Aug. 5.—The laconic
dispatch announcing sections of
Athens and the Piraeus in a state of
sitge again has attracted attention
to Greece and the Balkans. Argu
ments are being offered quite seri
ously in a paper or two here that
the Allies should move all their
troops to Albania and act in co-ope
ration with the Italians in that sec
tion letting Greece alone, with a
strict blockade maintained. It is
argued that this would silence the
pro-Germans who are getting rich
with their agitation.
Very little is known in fact as to
conditions in Greece.
Anything In the line of Job wort
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NOME BAKERY’S ICE CREAM &
SOFT FRINKS PARLOR
Now Open For Business
special room and accommodations iou i.adils,
HOT DRINKS. —
Coil'ee, Tea, Chocolate, l'.vt'i Tea, Clam Tea Milk 1'oast, ( hickeu lea
For Hot Drinks Cake, Pastry, or Sandwiches will be served,
XOME BAKERY MIXED AMI PLAIN DRINKS.
Plain Soda, l.emoii, Strawberry, Vanilla, Raspberry, Orange, I inenpph,
('oea-tOla, Hoot Beer (linger. Cream,.( hocolate Sunshine, Grape Juiee,
Cider, Sweet Cow’s Milk, Buttermilk, Lemonade Arctic Phosphate,
Grape Juice Highball, Loganberry Highball, Egg. Malted Milk, Arctic
Milk Shake. We serve Bainer, NEAR BHE1I, just receivetl.
WE RECOMMEND Oil*, I IHST CLASS STOCK OF CAXDIES.
XOME BAKERY ICE CREAM by the Cone, Dish, Pint, Quart, and
Gallon. ICE CREAM SODA.
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Leoy Strauss Overalls, )i Inir .. ..
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1.00
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4 Or.
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7.00
Leoy Straws Khaki pants .
Moils In a\ y ribbed SI.oris and
Ali ns all wool Soirts a id ir « rs.
Ai: (Idle; ott Shirts and drawers.
President Suspenders, fresh stock.
Good Uliio and red Hundkt r. h ids.
Mens lcatlu r vests w ith sleeves, good one
Good size- gray or white Blankets.1.2f>
Large size heavy <iuilts.2.7A
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