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WESTERN FEDERATION OF
MINERS.
Headquarters 808 Railroad Build
EMI, Denver, Colorado.
•f Has ' MOYER. ERNEST MILLS,
President. Bec.-Treas
VOCAL 240. W. F. M.
The regular meeting of the Nome
<wni> Workers’ Union, Local No.
340. of the W. F. of M., Is held
overy Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
-So C p. m.. 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
HAROLD JENSEN, President
JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. .
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Local' Union 1789, Carpenters and
miners of America, meets every Prt
diay at A1 Orland’s shop Front 8t.
Carpenter’s Headquarters, Feder
«1 Labor Hall.
-at 8 p. m.
FEDERAL LABOR UNION.
No. 12831, American Federation
of Labor, meets every Monday at
TiXO p. m. in the F. L. U. Hall.
A. DOOSE, Pres.
JENS OLSEN, Sec’y.-Treas.
W. J. ROWE
Transfer
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Material.
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Bfcablished June. 1900
Alaska Banking and
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Authorised Capital $128,000
Paid Bp Capital $80,000.
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Fresh home made Chocolates,
Peanut*, Candles and Ice Cream at
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THE WORKER.
BOARD OF TRADE
Restaurant
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LUNCH ROOM
George Modini,
Proprietor
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ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
Jimmy M'Partland to reported to
be seriously Indisposed.
It was reported to be storming
badly yesterday at Solomon.
A lighted paper? Oh, yes, I re
collect. A Scrap Of Paper, Eagle
Hall, April 1st.
Andy Shevlin expects to leave for
his mining ground in the Candle
district around April 7 or 8.
Councilman Ross has announced
that he is a candidate for the posi
tion of Councilman.
a • • •
The petition of E. W. Carleton
for his candidature as city treasurer
was filed with the city clerk last
night.
Protopapas is said to have some
pay where he is mining near the hay
ranch.
• • • •
There is reported to .be a big run
of tom cod now off shore and the
natives are getting plenty of dog
feed.
A special consignment of congest
ed mail is now said to be under way
to Nome. Thto is a mistake, haven't
we been told all along there was no
congestion?
• • a •
The Nome Chamber of Commerce
is reported to have sent outside ad
vertisements asking for quotations
for Australian or Wellington coal
delivered in five hundred or one
thousand ton lots in Nome.
It is reported that options have
been signed on some quartz proper
ties recently by local attorneys act
ing for outside Interests.
It is an interesting fact that na
tives remark has never before hap
pened to their knowledge, that both
Penny and Cripple river have run
dry. In neither could those trying
to get water secure a drop. Both
are fed by springs largely and this
fact is indicative of the very great
severity of the winter when the
frost sealed the springs and thus
caused the dryness of the rivers.
SNOW GLASSES, GOGGLES and
Eye Shades. Complete assortment
at Ijomen Bros., Druggists.
It is reported by a reliable au
thority that three persons are now
endeavoring to secure the Nome
postmastership. Two of these are
outside at the present time and one
is in Nome. Conrad Frcoding is
one of those out3ide who are after
the job.
Tom Jensen who with Martin
Ravenkilde expects to start soon
getting the snow cleared from some
sections of the Penny river ditch,
says that he never saw so much
snow in all his experience in that
section of the country and there
ought to be an abundance of water
to last throughout the earlier part
of the dry season no matter how
warm it may be.
The snow which began falling
yesterday just before noon also had
an appreciable effect upon the tem
perature, the thermometer rising
well above zero after a very cold
spell.
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
& Deans. You can buy a pick
for fifty cents—do you got it"
Bargains along a41 linos.—Adv.
• • • «
A communication from the out
side states that Sliscovitch has com
pleted arrangements to open his an
timony mine this summer
The Dream presents a top liner
show tonight, embracing the fol
lowing subjects: The Baby Spy. Two
Girls Of The Hills r.nd a roaring
Travesty, the kind that bubbles with
rich and wholesome merriment and
up to the Minute comedy, a yell
from start to finish The Laziest Man
Tomorrow night The Periis Of Pau
line, 15th Episode, r
For your dogs. Kirks Sore Foot
Remedy 50c. sad $1.00. Greats
Sore Shot Mange Remedy SOe. sad
$1.00, at Lomea’s Drag Store.
COT BA'
What do yog mean by to-morrow
morning?—directly. A Scrap CM
Paper, Eagle Hall. April lot.
Moat of the time waa taken up at
last night's meeting of the city
council considering the matter of
submitting whether or not the ques
tion of bonding the city and estab
lishing a city lighting, pumping and
coal yard to the voters following
the receipt of a communication to
this effect from the Nome Chamber
of Commerce.
All were present at the meeting
except Alderman Burgh who is en
joying the effeminate delights of the
Hot Springs in the Kruzagamappa
section of the country.
A correction in the minutes pre
cluded their being approved as read,
the city clerk inadvertently assign
ing Councilman Thompson the func
tion of making the motion to ad
journ the preceding meeting. This
very natural error was an error
mainly owing to the fact that Mr.
Thompson was absent as he himself
pointed out.
The minutes were approved as cor
rected.
In addition to the communication
from the Chamber of Commerce
there was also read a petition from
residents of that section of the city
asking that the council erect a Are
alarm box at the corner of Steadman
Avo. and Fourth 8t.
This was referred to the Fire and
Water committee whereupon Thomp
son chairman of that committee
stated they had already approved it,
and were only awaiting wiring
which had not arrived last fall. He
tnerciore movea mat me present
council recommend favorably the
erection of such an r.larm box to
the incoming council. Councilman
Lomen suggested that it would be
better to refer the petition to them
without any recommendation.
Thompson stood pat however anil
his motion passed.
Councilman Thompson reported
that the water mains which had
been frozen during the pact week
I were now all right again.
Councilman Blake as a member
j of the special committee to investi
gate the petition of the Sandspitters
relatU'e to their delinquent taxes,
asked for and received another week
wherein to report.
Councilman Rose moved the re
quest contained in the communica
tion of Chamber of Commerce be
granted. Councilman Blake drew at
tention to the fact that there was a
committee now investigating the
matter of a municipal lighting and
pumping plant and thic body would
be able to report in another week
he thought it advisable to defer
action until that time. Councilman
Lehmann askod if there would be
time to have the matter placod upon
| the ballot if put over for another
jWeok? The Clerk replied in the
negative. Blake suggested the pro
priety of hearing from the city at
, torney on tho matter before putting
the motion. City Attorney Hobbes
said that the method of submitting
such a question was up to the Discre
tion of the council. He thought that
it should be doalt with under three
separate heads so that the voters
could express their wishes in the
matter of a lighting plant, a pump
ing plant and a coal yard. Lomen
spoke along the same strain sug
gesting that there might be some
would desire a pumping or lighting
plant and oppose the coal yard idea
or vice versa. After some discussion
of a not very important nature and
hardly upon the question, Ross con
sented to withdraw his motion, and
Councilman Lomen moved that the
matter be submitted on the official
ballots under three separate heads.
This was finally agreed on.
Councilman Blako drew attention
to the fact that no Chairman of the
election board and official inspector
had boen appointed to such office,
and moved that Bob James be ap
pointed to that office. This was
passed. The mooting then adjourned.
Freight and passengers by dog
team.. .Rates .reasonable.. ..See
Daffy, next the Northern.
Let ns estimate on year Job Wort
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PHYSICIAN « SCROEON.
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