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Mrs. Buck master announces that
she Is a candidato for city clerk.
Maurice Fitzgerald left for Dcxtor
on Saturday.
Oh, I’ll give it to him when l
catch him. Scrap of Paper, Eagle
Hall, April 1st.
“The happy despatch” A SCRAP
OF PAPER, EAGLE HALL, APRIL
1ST.
E. E. Adams, Chris Anderson and
partners arrived from Dexter Satur
day.
The Eagles will give a card social
on Thursday night.
A petition has been filed with the
city clerk for Hugh O'Neill as city
attorney.
• • • «
Next Saturday when the Scrap of
of Paper is presented in the Eagle
Hall a good many will be astonished
at the local histrionic ability that
has so long been latent.
• ■ w •
Tho divorce suit of Avena Damt
ano versus Theodor Damlano was
filed by Hugh O’Neill attorney for
the Plaintiff.
a a a a
H. H. Mollor announces h*s In
tention of cooking mayoralty honors
at the forthcoming municipal elec
tion.
• a a •
The matl arrived on Saturday
afternoon. It conslatod almost en
tirely of second class matter. The
usual WIOCUUU ui WURicuoiwu-.
cords arrived In the batch. The ox
knoweth Its owner and the ass his
master’s crib.
» • • •
Dredgomon are beginning to look
up their men for repair work. It Is
stated that work on the Bangor
dredge will begin on April 1 and
they expect to make an early start
this season.
• • • •
Several well known Drys admitted
that they are now preparing a peti
tion asking Judge Tucker to call Mr
an olection In the matter of grant
ing the saloons a license for the
coming twelve months, the same as
last year.
981 were registered when City
Clerk Grimm close the books at mid
night on Saturday. This Is some
twenty odd less ihan last year, but
It Is not improbablo that more may
swear In their votes at this comi g
election than did last year.
• » •
Is is understood that In the near
near future proceedings will be in
stated In order to test locally the
validity of the territorial law mak
ing fifty cents be sufflciont addition
al recording fees for all additions!
contiguous claims on the same effl
davit.
• • • •
The Fort Davis Social Club's dance
was a great success Saturday night,
and the townspeople filled four big
team loads going out to tho func
tion. The hospitality of the social
club was something to wonder at
as well as enjoy, and the creature
comforts of their guests were looked
1 after in a splendid manner. Tho
dancing commenced at nine o'clock
and it was three o’clock Sunday
morning before the strains of Home
Sweet Home warned that “this was
the last”. A couple of accidents,
marred the trip of some of the
guests to the Fort. A team taking
Mr. and Mrs. Bourett and Miss
Johnson to the Fort ran away and
those on board were subjected to a
severe shaking which might have
have been much worse. A dog team
taking two ladies to the dance
dumped its load, the sled rolling
over on the ladles, and one hao the
misfortune to sprain her wrist.
• • • »
Freight and passengers by dog
'team.. .Bates .reasonable.. ..Sea
Daffy, next the Northern.
• • •
The Lid is off. but yen will net
be gambling it you take advantage
of that feet. Bring real money
with you as chips dent’ go. From
now on till the time of stock taking
yon san gat twe for ene et Dasthag
A Danas. Ten san buy a pie*
for fifty cents—da ywn gat ft?
Bargains slang all line#.—Adv.
ATTENTION MOOSE,
All Mooga ara requested to attend
the me'ting tonight at I o’clock.
March ST, 1018. Wot* la MttJnUoa
f. THOMPSON, Mr
ALFRED A MMM, Mdahr.
The Dream will be dark tonight.
Commencing Tuesday night with a
gala of all star attractions The Baby
Spy, ‘ Two Girls Of The Hills,” and
a Lubln creation, titled “The Larg
est Man On Earth. Wednesday and
Thursday The Perils of Pauline
15th and 16th Episodes. Extra
vagant productions, modern serial
photoplay, and above all interesting
and class pictures. Coming, Big
Features from the best studios in
the World. A streamer programe ,
every night this week.
. . . . I
L. Seppala returned from Ruby
yesterday morning with the laurels
of victory still hanging on him. !
Ruby has no greater booster than
Seppela. They treated him splend
idly and made him completely wel-'
come. In additions he says that'
Ruby is a great camp with money
plentiful and lots of big bets were1
made. Everyone seems to be well |1
fixed in the Ruby camp and it wears I
an air of active prosperity. They were j
somewhat surprised to see him come 1
with his team, but they surely
showed their appreciation of his
sportsmanlike spirit, and mado him
completely welcome, and when he
crossed the line a winner by four
teen minutes over the next eompe-,,
tltor, they coalnd’t have been more i
enthusiastic in their cheers if a .
home guard carried off the prise.
The teams up In Ruby are splendid,
some of the dogs are unexcelled any
where, and their sleds are the very!
latest in racing contrivances. AH in
all the trip was Tory enjoyable, bnt
chiefly on account of the magnlfl- i!
cent spirit that the Rubyltes showed
>u wvauiuo bu yruiuovi/ van nuui®
sntry.
• • • •
The Nome Chamber of Commerce
held a meeting yesterday in the
Hunter Hall to hear reports of the
various committees. It was a live
meeting and was also graced by the
presence of Mrs. Casey. Mrs. Dia
mond and Mrs. Polet.
The report of the Road Commit
tee was read. The report stated that
communications had been sent to the (
Alaska Road Commission asking for
an increase In the appropriations
for this division.
The Ship and Transportation Com
mittee rephrted that they were go
ing to communicate with the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce with a view
of getting cheaper transportation
especlaly on coal. It was also urged
upon tho committee to communicate
with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission relative to the rates. Mr.
Ira Ranke spoke in favor cheaper
rates for salt for curing purposes.
The Legislative and Judlelar? com
mittee reported on the matter of
the enforcement of Chapter 39, the
territorial laws of Alaska, relative
to the U. S. Commissioner charging
higher fees than the act .called for
and said that the Commissioner was
not only within his rights in charg
ing 91.50, but also had the approval
of the Attorney General.
The Committee on Municipal Af
fairs reported that they had 300
copies of the affidavits of Fox, Litts
and O’Brien relative to their treat
ment in the Mornlngslde asylum
published and would distribute them
throughout the country where they
would do most good.
Lloyd Botta urged that the Cham
ber ask the City Council to have
placed on a copar&to ballot at the
coming election whether or not the
people favor bonding the municipal
ity and " • establishing a municipal
lighting, pumping and coal yard
plant.
The committee on the Detention
Hospital reported that after an in
vestigation they had come to the
conclusion it would cost 910,235 to
run the hospital, with ten patients
therein for a year.
The Committee on the matter of
the securing of a recorder for Dima
creek reported that Judge Tucker in
formed them that he was now await
ing a report from Commissioner
Flgnlgan.
The resolution of the committee
in thjs matter was ordered pub
lished.
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