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LOCAL 240. W. F. M.
The regular meeting ot the Nqrae
Mine Worker*’ Union, Local No.
24d. ot the W. F. of M., 1* held
•very Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner's Hall. Office hour* 1 p. m.
lot p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. ,
HAROLD JENSEN, President
JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. .
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Local'Union 1789, Carpenter* and
lotner* ot America, meets every Fri
day at A1 Orland’* *hop Front St.
Carpenter’* Headquarter*. Feder
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at 8 p. m.
FEDERAL LABOR UNION.
No. 12631, American Federation
«f Labor, meet* every Monday at
8:80 p. m. in the F. L. U. Hall.
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JENS OLSEN, Sec’y.-Trea*.
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ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
ATTENTION PIONEERS!
All Pioneers are requested to meet
at the Undertaking Parlors, Stead
man Avenue at 9:4§ Wednesday
morning to attend the Funeral ot
the late Daniel Linehan.
The jury in the case of The
United States versus Tilly, the de
fendant indicted of obtaining money
under false pretenses returned a
verdict of not guilty.
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The following Dexter notes will
be read with interest:
Dan Connolly has commenced
sinking a new shaft near the north
east corner of his claim. Dan ex
pects to locate the elusive paystreak
which has petered out with Maus
and Liston for the time being.
Maus and Liston also commenced
sinking another shaft yesterday
morning the mazuma being too elu
sive for them in the last shaft which
they sank.
Waldheim and Carpenter are
sinking a shaft on the Pioneer Co's
property at the head of the left for\
of Dexter for Jorgensen and Clarke.
The pay has been fairly good but
hard to follow on this claim.
Johanson and Taylor arc down
about forty feet in frozen ground
on the Mars fraction near Jorgen
sen and Co.; no pay has been lo
cated as yet on this fraction, al
though the willow wand workers in
this neck of the woods say that ac
cording to their instruments there's
a million in it. About fifteen holes
have been sunk on the Mars this
winter.
AVarsing and Neuhauser are still
punching holes down on the Neu
hauser property.
Brown and Simes have started to
sink another shaft on the Anderson
Lomen ground. They struck frost
while drifting from the last shaft
which they put down.
Coggins and Nevins have a couple
men employed getting ready to open
up again. There was a report around
town yesterday that they encounter
ed even better pay under the streak
which they have already been work
ing upon.
Brandt and Ross have struck
good pay on their 27 foot fraction
between Goggins and Ohrem’s
ground. The pay which they vcr;r
recently located is below wnere they
have been working all winter. The
paystreak is about nine feot thick
and they are now drifting to see
how extensive it is.
Ohrem and partners are still hoist
ing good pay dirt but they expect to
work it out in about another
week or ten days. They have out
the largest dump on Dexter.
The Dream presents a Topline
selection of pictures tonight, New
subjects that embraces Comedy,
Burlesque and Drama. The Baby
Elephant and Pickivick, with the
famous John Bunny as Pickivick,
also a Pathe Weekly Special titled
The Depth Of Hate and a magniil
cent number titled The Diamond
Crown, frames the Opening pro
gram. Tomorrow night The Perils
Of Pauline 19th Episode, Thursday
night the grand Climax. The best
of the entire serial.
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The Alaska Sweepstakes, the big
dog racing event of the season, will
start today at nine o’clock when
Mrs. Kjellsberg aa queen of the race
will send the flyers off on their
morning’s start ovor the great white
way to Candle and return. The fol
lowing are the starters in the order
named, places having been drawn at
noon yesterday:
1. Fred Ayer, 14 dogs.
2. Seppala, 17 dogB.
3. Brown, 14 dogs.
4. Delzene, 12 dogs.
5. Kjegsted, 15 dogs.
The start will take place from
Barrack Square.
CITY BATH HOV8JB.
Moonlight Spring Water. (Boll
lag Hot).
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The Lid is off, but you will not'
be gambling if you take advantage
of that fact. Bring real money
with you as chips dont’ go. From
now on till the time of stock taking
you can get two for one'at Darling
* Deane. You can buy a pick
for fifty cents—do you get Itt
Bargains ‘ along all lines.—Adv.
I A social was given last night by
1*100 Mouse ai me intone insinuation
oi uie newiy eiccictt omcers of that
| iodgo.
. . . .
All the councilmen were present
when lineen minutes late, the
Mayor caiiecl the meeting to order.
Alter a minor correction had boen
ettected in the minutes they were
approved as read.
rhe City nealth Otncer, Dt.
Mustard, reported that there wub
one city patient in the hospital.
Attorney Bonnes drew the aitei:
tion to the enect that the stree.
clearing contract with Howe termi
nated on April 15 unless Council i>\
resolution authorized it to continue
to May 1.
Councilman Burgh moved and
Councilman Liehmann seconded that
the council notity Howe to continue
tne work until May 1. This was car
ried.
The Council canvassed the vote
o£ the city election: 1100 ballots
were unused, oai wore cast, nine
were destroyed, one was spoiled,
and 921 were counted. 'Iho various
candidates as already reported in
the press were then by resolution
declared elected.
Councilman Burgh moved that
as tne election board had put in 2
hours, the usual rate allowed toi
the tornier school election be added
to the $15. remuneration allowed
making it $25.
It was moved as an amendment
by Blake, seconded by Lonien that
the rate of payment bo $20. The
amendment was lost and the origin
al motion was then passed, council
man Liehmann moved that warrants
be drawn aud the bills paid. This
was carried. The Council then ad
journed—Councilman Lehmann, by
the way, moved the adjournment.
The following are among the re
commendations of the Grand Jury:
“We have examined into the con
ditions and management of the fol
lowing institutions and beg to re
commend us follows:
The Nome Public Schools. 1st.
That there bo a new floor laid in the
gymnasium. 2nd. That there be
more and better ventilation in the
girls toilet. 3rd. That the class
rooms be ropapored. 4.th. That there
.be new matting laid on the stair
way. 5th. That a sanitary drink
ing arrangement be provided for the
pupils.
The Native School. 1st. That the
toilet bo thoroughly cleaned ana
made more sanitary. 2nd. That
the girl’s toilet be in a separate
room from the boys'* toilet, and that
this change be made immediately.
We haie examined into the con
ditions and management of the
United States Commissioner's office,
Federal Jail, City Hall, United States
Court House, and Detention Hospital
and find that the same are in ex
cellent order and managed in a very
satisfactory way.
We havo examined into the con
ditions and management of the City
Jail and Fire Department and fina
the management of the City Jail
and Fire Department and find the
management of same very satisfac
tory, and the conditions of same as
good as can be expected under the
circumstances.
We would recommend to the Couri
the necessity for the establishment
of a fund for the relief of people in
distress for which there is no fund
now available, and beg to call the
attention of the Court to the Rico
case as an example of the pressing
need of such a fund.
Our attention has been called to
the manner in which the insane
from Alaska are treated at the
Mornlngslde Asylum, and wo think
the same is most deplorable and a
crime against civilization, and re
commend that some steps be taken
to better their conditions and that
the Government be appealed to erect
a building and establish a fund for
Its maintenance in preference to the
contract system at present In opera
tion, and which has been found so
unsatisfactory.
Respectfully submitted
PRANK P. WILLIAMS.
Foreman.
PROFESSIONAjL CAKR.
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