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ORGANIZED LABOR.
(INTERNATIONAL UNION MINE,
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EEA8. MOYER, ERNEST MILLS,
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LOCAL 2-10, I. U. M. M. & S. W.
Che regular meeting or the Nome
(Cine Workore' Uolon, Local No.
BIO. of the W. F. of M.. U held
Btrery Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miser’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
&o i p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
ANDREW BEC\. President.
ALBERT BRATEN, Sec.-Treasurcr.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
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SCRUBVILLE HIGH FINANCE
RED-EYED MAX TELLS HOW AX EMPTY TREASURY WAS FILLED
IX MISSOURI MIXING CAMP.
They were talking abort the de
pleted condition of the treasury
and how Nome would best get.
money to clear oft' the balance in
arrears, when the Ued-eyed Man
butted in without as much us "by
your leave".
"Them councilmen", he re
marked, "do make me tired. They
ain’t got no more notion u» finance
than the Snake river bar. That’s
just the trouble as I size it up. and
you can see tor yourselves if I
ain't right. Here they are. they
ain't got enough to flag a hand car
and what do they do? Just raid a
gambling house or pull the spot tin’
women and make oft with the bail
bonds forfeited. There ain't >o
science to that.
If you people ever was back in
Missouri, you sure heard of
Scrubvillc. I come from there and
mebbe I say it who rhouldn't, but
them folks back there had the right
dope.
Scrubvillc at the time I‘m spcalt
in about, was a little mining camp
on the down hill with the skids
greased. What with war and war
prices there was no one in business
wanted to pony up nothin for taxes.
But we had as live a bunch of
councilman as ever passed the day
matchin’ racing’ snails in the council
chamber, and we all knew that if
a cruel emergency 'd arise they'd
walk across the stree' and meet it
half way to be the iirst to shake
hands with it.
Well. Sir. this town was in such
a state that we was thinkin of ap
pointin' a food and coal adminis
trator. and the Chamber of Com
merce sent a comity to make preli
minary arrangements The gink
that levied the assessments done
all right, but when it come to
extracting taxes there was no dope
that would make the business
gents come through. Consequence
of this condition was that the city
was bust and the treasury peluk.
Thi re wasn’t a cent :n it and the
city clerk was thinkin of peddling
the safe in his office to the Second
Hand store to rise the price of
coffee and. I reckon he’d a dene it
too, o’ny for the Chief of Police
kep lookin at him through the
winders in the door of the Fire
Department.
Anyhow it was then that a wise
guy comes along and explains that
he'd lhe right dope to untangle the
mangled skein of the city’s finances
as doc' used to say, ,ind he’d clear
things up if we’d env give him
some lee way. "Take all the rope
you want young feller" says the
Mayor, says he, at a mass meetin
of the citizens to bid goodbye to the
Judge, "and you go to it".
This was a corf of rorrespordence
school expert from the Rockefeller
Foundation and had a certificate
from Barnv Baruch.
To we all waited at the next
council meetin for him to tell us
his plans and the city hall was
packed to the doors.
Far 'si recollect now this is what
he said "Gents”, he says says he,
“this town’s on rtie blink and we
all know it. There aint no out for
it as far’s I can see unless the Si
berian trade is cultivated and we
get. the most of it. But it’s up to
us to c ipitr.lize the o'ny source of I
stable revenues in this city ami
that’s what I propose to do. Now
I propose to acquire a city lot on
Front Street. Move on or erect a
four story building with plenty of
accomodation on it. We move the
ladies from the restricted district
in therfs and charge ’em fifty dollars
a week rent, and take a rake off
of ten < mts in the dollar they takes
in. We charge the cafes that sup
ply ’em with grub one hundred
dollars a month for the monopoly,
and make ’em dig down 12 1-2
celts on every two bits worth of
llcker they sell. Then we rustles in
the town and gets all the gamblers
rounded up and puts them in the
ground floor which we turns into a
regular monte carlo. We gets a
rake off and if things ain’t comin
our way we runs the suckers up
against a cold deck and scoops the
pool. We have black jack. faro,
craps, and other games with no
Unit and our revenue coming in
regular. We might liar pangitigi
as too mild and not active enough
for even an A. B. What with I
women ; 1 gamblers makiu money
for us v hi n we sleep, if we don; i
organize i municipal mint has the J
Dream T -ater or the Pioneer .Min
ing Co. ! n i;ed off the map, i'll eat j
my hat.
Weil, .
after SOI:
was to
th<* casin
ing the
r. dont you know that
rag chewin' about who
t t lie contract building
we settled down to gett
idecs into shape, and
when a!! was finished we had a Dig,
four ston red lighted, red painted
building right on the piazza and
tli" fun fast and furious day and
night.
We sur had some show. And
the way the money kep rol'iu in
was a sigl’t for sore eyes. These
pikers of Nome ought t a been
there, believe me. The city clerk
got round shouldered pack'n the
gold to tin tin bank, and he had
to hire an xpress wagon to pre
vent hisself breakin down under
the strain. They had to hire two
auditors to keep the balance from
going into the billions, and there
wasn’t a man. woman or child paid
a cent of taxes in Scrubville. '
The Red-Eyed man paused I i his
remarks.
“When will the Victoria be ill",
he asked in an inquiring way.
‘What happened after S< rubvilK
took in all that money", asked a
councilman who had been listening
in the back of the crowd.
The Red-Eyed man seemed to re
collect himself. "I forget to tell yn”
he said with a smile that made his
eyes redder than ever, "There come
a change of Administration and we
had a new game warden. He
busted up (he show and luggcl up
the couiicilmen before the Grand
Jury". And with a sigh of relief
the Red-Eved man walked on.
Oh! That Gaby (Hide—see Pro
fessor Gabrielson with Max House—
Eagle Ill'll—Ited Cross Monday,
October 22.
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