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0EA8. MOYER, ERNEST MILLS,
President. B#c.-Treaa,
LOCAL 240, 1. U. M. M. & S. W.
*he regular meeting ol the Nome
BUne Worker#’ Union. Local No
B40. of the W. F. of M., Is held
•rery Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
(o S,p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
ANDREW BEC\, President.
ALBERT BRATEN, Sec.-Treasurer.
CARPENTERS aSTB JOINERS.
Locai’Union 178», Carpenter# and
Joiner# of America, meet# every Frl
iny at A1 Orland’s shop Front 8t.
Carpenter’# Headquarter*, Feder
al Labor Hall,
lit I p. m.
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all changes In standing Advertise
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before « p. m. for the following
morning's issue.. No exception will
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news items
AND TOWN TOPICS
Tom Duncan and partners are
prospecting at Teller.
Ole Martinson has an excellent
prospect lie is working in Gold
Hun.
PIONEER IGIjOO HOTEIj.
Secure your housekeeping; Rooms
now for the winter. A few left.
McAdams and McCloud are tak
ing coal from Teller at a cost of
$40 a ton.
Express anil General Delivery.
See Erickson at Mansfield’s Cigar
Store.
Eor the best >Oe. Dinner in Nome
go to the Hoard of Trade Lunch
Counter.
The mail for the States will close
this afternoon at 5 o’clock, and
leaves tomorrow morning with Eric
Johnson and his clipper team.
Axel Allendale left with 15 dogs
and freight for McGriffs roadhouse
at Council.
Pioneer Igloo Hotel. Rooms 60c.
and up. l,arge Reading Room for
guests. Mrs. Jno Monohan, Prop.
C. M. Lambert and Charlie Lar
son are sinking a shaft on Little
Little creek.
Peter M’lntosh who is mining on
Gold Run. is in town for a few
days.
Wallace Smith, suffering from
fracture of the leg, at the Holy
Cross Hospital continues to im
prove.
! Dr. .Seuinaii begs to announce
I the removal of hi* office to the
i Wild (Jonse Building over Tele
graph Oflice. » , > _
Complaints of lack of snow are
coming from all quarters except
the skaters who enjoying that
healthful and delightful sport be
yond the second bar. Fifty are
e-timated to have been out yester
day. including the school teachers.
Good skating is claimed to have
been found for five or six miles in
1 the direction of Sledge Island.
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!t is reported from Daw-011 in
the Yukon that much work is being
done this winter on Kitchener, Sey
mour and tributary placer creeks.
The region lias been extensively
staked. A placc-r strike was made
twenty miles west of Selkirk
everal months ago. by Captain
Beck, an old tin e Yukoner.
The reindeer industry is flour
ishing throughout this winter.
Several omplaints have been
heard for the lit t week or so con
cerning poor heating from 'lie Wild
Goose heating plant. But the ser
vice may, or may not he better.
A representative ot this paper was
informed that at 12. 14 A. M. vest
i erday morning the steam v.as shut
oil and the water blown front the
boiler. And at 1. a. in. the uigineers
as isted by C. W. Heed commenced
fixing the necessary repairs etc.
The steam was again turned on
about ti a. m. The master mechanic
ays he feels confidents that a re
petition of this will not occur again
lor some time to come. Citizens
who rely solely on the i'.eam for
heating purposes heartily concur
with the feelings of the master me
chanic, and thoj sincerly hope that
lie has 'lie right hunch, “especially
while the cold nap is on." Sev
eral of the customers have been
I talking about cutting out the steam
1 and going back to the old black
diamonds.
Prepare for the winter by patron
izing the advertisers of your paper,
Mr. Miner!
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Let ns estimate on your Jem Wort
1 l.-ador Fix left Lanes Landing,
in the Kougarok with horse and
sled and six dogs. Encountering
a severe storm he cut loose five oi'
the dogs but they failed to follow
him, and he fears that they arc
either lost or have been caught, in
some of the many trap in the le
gion.
\esterday 10 head of the Ftoss
j teams were busy hauling Tom Oolt
; man's cabin trom B Street to the
i Sutherland property on Hogan's
[ Alley. Mr. Oehman has re ided on
' B Street since the Big Storm ol
1913. He recently decided to move
! from that section of the City on ac
count of the Councilnon neglecting
to furnish the residents of the
north end of B street with a light.
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Louis Erickson, the famous dog
inusher and mail carrier, and John
A. Wilson, Teriitorial Road Com
missioner, returned Saturday even
ing from Council The outgoing
trip was made by way ol Topkok
and Timber, following Fish and
Niuklak Rivers. From Nome to
Topkok the trail is in tair condi
tion although bare in places. From
Topkok to Fish river the going is
very rough owing to tiie absence
of snow. A few overflows were en
countered on the Topkok and
Klokerblok rivers.
After enjoying the hospitality
and good cheer ol Council for a few
days, the return trip was made by
way of Fox River and Big Hurrah
creek, stopping over night at the
cabin erected by the Road Commis
sion cn Fox river. Going down the
steep slope of Big Hurrali creek
was more of a feat in aviation than
of dog ;nu: hing. Solomon river is
open in places and the safest route
is by way of Timber. The road
toadhouses a’ Safety and Solomon
are very comfortable. The Dickson
Hotel at Solomon is run by Mrs.
Ginivan, and the cuisine and home
comforts ot the place are unex
celled. Nick Kristensen at Top
kok has enlarged li s roadhouse and
lias good accomodation for nan and
beast.
j Besides stilling up the last ac
counts for the roadwork done on
the Council-East Fork Road, bills
■ were posted for the erection of a
Shelter Cabin of logs near the old
I Timber Roadhouse. The latter
I place is almost in ruins and the
| ne-.v cabin vil; be built closer lo the
; Klokerbl >k where timber for fuel
is more abundant.
The sum of $5,006 was spent
putting the road from Council lo
East Fork in good condition I he
I corduroy being thoroughly over
hauled and surfaced, boulders re
moved chore th road follows the
river lied and l lie slides on the
Skookun: dividi removed. Twenty
miles of road were gone over
I Now Is tne pine «.<> Subscribe.
I IV\I. notice.
In Uu* 1'. S. Commissioner's Court
i tor the Territory of Alaska. Second
Divf ion, Cape Nome Precinct. .
In Probate.
1 in the matter of the Kstato
of
GEORGE A. IIALL. Deceased.
I Notice is hereby given that
I Janies M. Streeten. executor of the
! last will and testament of George
| A. Hall, deceased, has tiled his final
account as such executor and his
! petition for the final distribution
of said estate, and that Saturday,
the 5th day of January, 1918. at
2 o'clock P. M of said day at the
office of ill- Probate Court in Nome,
Alaska, lias been fixed as the time
and plate for the hearing of said
account and the objections thereto,
if any, and for the distribution of
the residue of said estate.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this :ird
day ot November. 1917.
JAS. M. STRKKTKN.
Executor.
Nov. 5. 12. 19. 2ti.
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