COMFY”
SUFFERS
ARE NOT ONLY THE MOST
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comfortable 'For horse
WEAR BUT ARE JUST THE
THING TO WEAR INCHES
MOCCASINS BTC.
MOffiiiy
Felt Slipper*
Nome
NEXT to hills drug store
Cakes, Pastries, and all kinds of
Coffee Cakes and Bread
ORDERS TAKEN FOR REFRESHMENTS AT CARE PAR
TIES <&QL OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
TRY TO AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
" TiWi
WESTERN WniBUWI W
BdAwrttn 60# Railroad Build
Mi Dunti Colorado.
■CHAfl/ MOYER, ERNEST MILLS.
President.
Sec.-Treas
LOCAL 840. w. F. M.
The regular meeting bt the N<une
in— Workers’ Union, tecil Wo.
*40. of the W. F. of M., is held
starter evening at 8 p. m. at
_ MaB. OMce hours ltd
to € p. m., 1 p. m. to 8 p. m.
HAROLD JENSEN, Preeldont
JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treaa. .
rr.-r^r,— AND JOINERS.
ILanar Union 1T8P. Carpenter# and
i uetners of ABerlea. meets etorf m
at il Or land's shop Front St.
- Headquarters, Fed*r
Bt S p. B.
FEDERAL LABOR
Ha UI61.
L#j|oii-' teeii staijr Monday at
P<80 p. sa. In the F. L. O.
SB* wn.
JENS CLSMN, 8ea*y.-Trees.
W. J. ROWE
Transfer
Usatj and Saddle Horses tor
HIM.. Dealer . In all fclnrtn
«f Lumber and Building
Material.
PHONE MAIN 87.
147 FRONT STREET,
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Alaska Banking and
Safe Deposit Co.
Established June, 1900
Capital 8128.000
Paid Up Capital IfeO.dOO.
Transacted
llii ijETMlif iBjBMB »...
Nome Scavenger
Company
All difaifeM RoOehrn
Prompt Attonhion
MJc
hotice or appucation.
HO. 0140.
In the united States Land Office at
Neste, Alaska, December 2, 1016.
Netlce is heresy given that
Charles McIntosh, of Nome, Alaska,
as successor In interest of B. L.
West, who on the SOth day of
July, 1907, filed in this office Coal
Land Declaratory Statement No. 4,
for the E. U West Coal Claim, has
filed in this office his application to
purchase said land under the Act of
Congress, approved April 28th,
1904, amendatory to the Act of
June 6th, 1900, extending the coal
tpnd lavrs to the District of Alaska,
■aid, coal claim being in the Noatak
Kebuk Recording Precinct,' Alaska,
and designated as V. S. Survey No.
4£8, and more parUcntavfe de
scribed in the field notes and plat
notlr On file in this office, as follows:
Beginning at Corner No. 1, iden
tical win nr. W lec. ear. oo fas* of
Muff on Shore of tho Arctic Ocean;
said corner being Impracticable to
maintain because of danger from ice
and snow in winter, a witness
corner fit established 10.08 eba
sooth toons tamo on Uao 1-4,
whence U. S. L. M. No. 1 bears S.
16 dsg. 82 min. W. 0.$« eba;
thence east, var, 24 dsg; 06 mt».
B. 40 <ffis. to Coo. fto. 2. identical
with N- E. toe. cor., a fir post 4 in.
m- * K in edrth-end stone
mounA, scribed *. l» W. Cor. 2,
on 8. W. face; thonee South, Van.
22 deg. 86 min. B. 40 ehs. to Cor.
No. 8, identical with 8.loo. cor
a fir post 4 In. ed. 4 ft. long, to
earth mound, scribed Cor. S, E. t>
W. on N. W. face; thonee West, Var
24 doff- 80 min. B. 40 ehs. to Cor
No. 4. Menttcai with 8. W. Zoo. cor.
on. lino 1-2 Gertrude West Cos:
Claim a sand stone 24x02x6 Inches
chiseled cross on top surtaco foi
true point, and Cor. 4 E. L. W.
on N. B. face, earth mound on N
side of name; thei.ee North, Var
22. degs. 46. min.. E. 20.02 ehs
Witness Cor. to Cor. No. 1, a sand
stobe 28x12x4 Inches, 14 Inches li
ground, cross chiaolod on top fa
t»0e point and, W. C. Cor. 1, B. L
W. on N. tots, vMUM-tone mound 21
inch base, 18 Inches high atom
side, 40 ehs. to Cor. No. 1 am
plans . of - beginning; containing ai
area of 100 acres.
Any bnd all persons claiming ad
tamely the land „■ described, or de
siring td object tor any reason fg
the entry thereof by applicant
should file peij affidavits of pro
test in thin Ottcn a.- or before si
months after the expiration of th
period of publication of this notice
» O. A. •ADAMS.
Register V. HA Land Office.
3 K *•ms
Date
s=
bl. Feb 6, 1010..
I
Pete Brandt, Ross and partner are
ma&y hoist pay, using- awn
tea- ■■ y ‘ . *
■ ' " ’■ .
Obadlah Moller do the
*’**' Bara Da',*
Trot at >-—
John BOgan £*& H»rry Jones are
down 98 feet in rock on s!."f
on bry creek. They do not know
how deep it is to bed rock or pay.
The next baseball games will be
hold in the A. B. Hall on Thursday
next. The magnates have arranged
for practice nights there as follows
on Monday night the Northern
Lights from 8 to 9:30 and the
Horseshoes from 9:30 to 11 p. m.
On Tuesday night Fort Davis will
practice in the A. B. Hall from 8 to
9:30 and the Pirates from 9:30 to
11 p. m .
• • » •
1*10 Eating Contest. Ilarndance.
Tonight. Ladies only.
• • • •
The following is the full list of
committees having charge of the
Barn dance of the Eagles. Chair
man G. B. Mundy; Finance: J.
Brltzius, A. F. Wright, Frank Con
dels*.; Decorations: William Stipek,
Dan Frazier, G. W. Gorden, Ed
Row, Ralph. Kjelsberg, Chas Rice.
Antone Ring; Music: Chas Luscher,
Miss Bertha Johnosn; Floor: Chas
Richardson, A. Lomen, W. C.
if’Guire, H. E. Spocht, Fred Peter
sen, Judge Tucker; Printing and
Advertising: Chas S. M’Laughlln.
Ralph Lomen, •!> W. Warwick, Re
freshments: T. Sharkey.
The drawing lor the |25 abort
from the City Hall to tho Nome
river bridge and return was. held In
the tin bank last evening by the
Kennel Club and rosulted as fol
lows:
Fred Vincent.2 00
Fred Ayer.2 02
W. H. Webb.2 04
Chas Robb.2 06
P. Blatchford.2-08
F. Dclzene
2.10
Grant Jackson.212
Sister Cornflower of Rebeccavllle
allows as how there’! be no smoked
chickens to the dance in the big
Barn. . .
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The T lli la. off., but you will pot
be gambling if you take advantage
of that fast. Bring real money
with you na ehlpa .dogl’ go. From
now on tit) the taking
you can get two for one at Barling
St Deans. Tfeu can bay a PtcK
for fifty cents—do you get itT
Bargains along all linos.—Adv.
Charlos Peterson of the Nugget
Roadhouse arrived fn Nome on
Thursday night with a big load of
fresh fish from Salmon Lake. He
states that the trails are In classy
condition, hard as nails and never
better for mart**. No overflows
adorn Nome river, and the dogs lust
mush with ease. Everything i»
quiet up in the Kougarok. Good
winter Ashing la to be had # at the
Nugget through the lee on Salmon
ake, and the white fish were never
jetter for the meal table.
Fresh home made Chocolates
Peanuts, Gnsdiee Md. 1<* Crmm W
the Bow Candy Stone.
• • • •
By letters received, and also bj
San Fianolqno papers, it is noted
that W. C. Abpndroth committed
suicide while In a state of despond
ency. He. turned on the gas. He
leavos a wife and child behind
Abcndroth formerly was In the sa
loon business here and left Nome
whon tho Iditarod rucb was on
The Examiner contains the follow
Ing notice oif his death:
"Walter O. Abondroth, 629 Halgb
Street, a bar tender, 36 years o:
age committed suicide yesterda;
(November 23) by tnhaling gas. Hi
bad boon 111 for a«ne time- Onci
before he triod to end his life.”
Sunday night at the Eagle Hall l
provided a delightful movie pfQ
gram. The headliner is an Jmp.
Universal entitled The Skull. Tbi
Is t two part drama of thrillini
mystery and exciting intrigue tha
gelses your Interest an*J holds 1
frdm the first scene to tty* Ipst ow
rmmxCJB fin wt]
as the jjye pjet pf tty| 1
nomedy . flQtlt
Uch A
Cartoons ’complete the protyrfm.
Always la
Tonights show at the Dream
Theater will embrace a 'Kay-Bee
feature in two parts called The
Open Road. Also a one part Crea
- ” of heart interest entitled
-9 This picture
USa im., .
The Mbdefft Wits**.. v
is indisputably a riaai
attraction. ArqlUekiRg JPuir mater
She Married a Hero completes to
nights program. Sunday night <The
Rooster) classified attractions only.
A Selig presentation in' two power
ful Acts entitled, A WomC'n Laughs,
wni be shown and a Keystone split
reel ileadliner, featuring Miss
Mabel Normand in For Lizzies S^ke.
(a Joy Raker) with Sir Thomas
Lipton among the crack riders and i
bucking ponies at the Broncho Film '
plant San Mateo, Cal. Pathe Weekly
War News, Bayonet Charge. New
Years day in the Trenches etc. First
show 6.30 p. m.
“ORANGE BLOSSOMS"
in Mid-Winter. The Candy that
made the Panama Exposition fam
ous. Manufactured by the Orange
Blossom Lie.,, San i rancieco, Cal.
ROSS CANDY STORE
Exclusive Agency for Alaska.
4 • • *
The fallowing communication has
been sent out by the Pioneers of
Alaska towards a better mail ser
vice.
Continuing the fight for a better
winter mail service, which we have
heen waging for over six years, we
beg leave to call your attention to a
few facts, and to ask for your as
sistance. You will see that our poor
service affects your interests, be
cause the haphazard arrival of Ma
gazines largely destroys their
value. For example:
A certain mall brought the Lite
rary Digest of Nov. 6, and Dec. 18,
Colliers Dec. b and Jan. 1, -nd Nov.
sad Jan. numbers of a monthly.
Where were the five numbers of the
Digest, three Colliers and Dec.
monthly, to connect there up? Some
where on the way, of course, to ar
rive by some future mall,—some
of them on the first boat, in June.
Now, would you subscribe for
Magazines, to arrive in that man
ner? We know what to expect, for
that . has h«*en the mrnnor of their
arrival, for sixteen years. If the
Department has loaned anything,
tm that time, we are receiving, eo
benefit from 1 .ttor this year’s ser
vice Is about the worst of the six
teen. The reasons for this chaotht
state have been pointed out, to teh
Department,—hut thus far without
effect, fa order to obtain some im
provement. we have been making
and Still do make, the following
suggestions and recommendations:—^*
1. Mall "Piles up".' at certain
points, (notably Cordova and Fair
banks) because the "weight limit”*
leaving those places is too low. ,
2. Delayed Magazines ought to
be forwarded In the order of their
arrival,
., 3. Magazines ought to have pre
ference over Catalogues, Circulaie
and ordinary newspapers, until
Uncle, 8am becomes sufficiently ad
vanced to give alp of b|s people all
of their mail, all the time.
4. More than half of Alaska's
Summer population goes “Outside”
in the Fall. Their mall, especially
the heavy Second .Class, ought to hp.
hold out, at Seattle. This would
cost lees than hauling over 'Winter
trails, and would leave more room
for legitimate Winter Mafl
5. The time/ made by all mails,
ought to he faster.
About five years ago, P. O. In
spectors Smith and Cookson made a
trip through Alaska: and they In
dorsed all of these Recommenda
tions—except, possibly, the one for
faster time. We do not know aa to
that. gut tre da know that this
trail can be walked. In less time;
and a dog team can do It in about
: half their average tlpaoT—for hq|b
qf (hese to*® been done.
1 We ask you to bring to bear
1 whatever pressure you can, to asatet
in obtqiniqg Improvement of theso
intolerable conditions.
1 Yours very truly
.TOLOO NO. 1. PIONEER8 OF
ALASKA
* C. W. Thornton, See.
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