JONES TELLS OF RECENT
STRIKE MADE MARSHAL GAMP
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Dan Jones, local Road Commis
sioner, returning from his trip to
Dime and Marshal summarizes his
view of both camps by saying that
Marshal is essentially a summer
and Dime creek a good winter
camp.
At Dime Gunderson has erected .a
tripod and is hoisting pay on the
benches. Lovell, Gawilor & Glorr
and others ate also taking out
TO PROBE DEPORTATION'S.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 25.—
Ambassador Gerard has been in
structed to investigate the reports of
Belgian deportations.
It is stated that the Ameriican
government has reason to believe
that Germany is disregarding the
neutral remonstrances which have
been made on the subject. Gerard
will also protest for the United
States acting for the French govern
ment against the deportations of
French citizens from French terri
tory occupied by Germans.
Gerard is now very popular in
Germany.
dumps, and there is considerable
prospecting, but the camp is handi
capped by wood shortage and in
sufficient teams to haul wood. There
are only four head of horses in the
camp. He had staked the trail from
Dime to Candle as far as Snyder’s
cabin on the Keewalik as the Candle
j camp is the nearest place where a
physician resides and serious cases
have to get help from there.
I Jones reports that a man named
| Edgar struck pay that runs five
! foot on Disappointment creek which
! is across from Willow on the oppo
site side of the divide. Pay, fine
and small, had been located on this
I creek some years ago, but never
was rich pay located before. It
has stimulated prospecting in the
district. Crabtree, Maus and Wise
have been prospecting on M’Neill
creek and on that creek others are
•still at it. The Newcombes, father
and son, had just started prospect
ing when Hegnes and Jones left.
Water troubles in the thawed
ground which most of it is and han
dicaps the winter mining. Crab
tree and Maus are now prospecting
JAFET LINDEBERG IS
HOSPITAL PNEIIMOHIA
SEATTLE, Jan. 28.—Jafet Linde
berg is now confined to a local hos
pital suffering from an attack of
pneumonia which he contracted
while in this city. Lindeberg ar
rived a short time ago with J. J.
Cole from San Francisco and short
ly after his arrival he contracted a
cold which turned into pneumonia.
His condition is not very serious
and no time was lost securing him
prompt medical and hospital atten
tion.
CITY BATH HOUSE
has the largest
and only 6 feet
Bath Tubs in Nome.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
We’ve Always Some
A ttractions
For The Economical Buyer
This Week Its
Mens Sox
THAT ARE GOOD WEIGHT, WOOL, AND JUST THE THING
FOR ROUGH AND READY WEAR. AND THE PRICE
25 C. THE PAIR 25 C.
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
We have’nt said a word about
our eggs, but like the hen we
like to cackle about them.
Our
75c per dozen
Are superior to any other in
the city in freshness and flavor
Try a dozen
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on Slope and other creeks in the
hope of winning out the elusive.
Geo Marsh is running a saloon
in Willow.
There are two camps. Fortuna
Ledge located on the Yukon and
LOCAL ITEMS.
Great interest is being taken in
the council meeting tonight and it
is hinted that most likely the city
will determine to abandon the at
tempt to assess property included
in the Noyes incorporation limits
and confine it to the Townsite pa
tent. The fear that the owners
who oppose assessment may proceed
to take steps to have the incorpora
tion declared invalid is alleged to
be the reason. As this step would
invalidate the entire taxation and
assessment the couucilmen find
themselves between the Devil and
the Deep Sea.
A. G. Oliver long connected with
the business in Nome, has retired
from control of the Angeles saloon.
The saloon passes into the hands of
Ed. Roberts on a mortgage which
Oliver preferred to allow lapse
than take up to continue in bus
iness. It is probable that Roberts
will open the saloon or will have
some other person take over the
premises. It has been known as the
Angeles and has been but recently
established when it was very ele
gantly fitted out. The saloon is in
the site formerly occupied by the
Modini Cafe, but Mr. Modini long
ago disposed of his interest in the
property.
Jungletown which is on a slough, j
Boats and scows can go up the
slough to within three miles of Wil- I
low creek and a road is to be built J
of corduroy from that point to Wil
low. He will call for bids for tak
ing out corduroy poles in March.
They staked a Portage from Pi
late station on the Yukon to Mar
shal which cuts off the trail about
twenty miles out of 42. They also
staked a portage between Andreaf
ski and Pilate which makes a big '
reduction in the length of the route, j
Another „ route shorterning was 1
staked between Old and New Hamil- j
ton whereby the trail is diminshed j
in length by eleven miles. This
serviceable work was done under
very adverse conditions of weather.
On their trip they had all kinds of j
weatlifer, exceedingly cold, exceeding j
ly stormy and exceedingly mild, so
that they had at least variety. But
they suffered no undue hardships ■
and reached a haven all the time
in their long mush. Shortage of j
food among the natives in the lower
Yukon is confirmed by them. John I
Hegness is strong in his condemna- 1
tion when speaking of dog accomo* j
dations on the Lower Yukon ana j
dogs suffer.
RUSHES WORK.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 28.—
Secretary Daniels is rushing the
armor plate plans and they will
soon be advanced to bid for ma
chinery. He has abandoned all hope
of satisfying the immense demands
of American manufacturers.
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A FATHER SPARETH HIS SON
THE CHEFS COURTSHIP
COMEDY
Adm. 25 c.
E ADVERTISE NO BARGAIN
SALES FOR THE REASON
THAT WE HAVE NO TRASH
THAT WE WANT TO GET RID
OF, BUT YOU WILL NOTICE
THAT WE GIVE YOU BETTER
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN
NOME, IF YOU APPRECIATE
GOOD GROCERIES.
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Thorulf Lehmann
High quality linked with rock bottom prices Is the tie that
holds our customers to us.
If you are not already buying from us it is time you were.
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THRE E STORES.
JACK YOUNG SAYS
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THING UP HIS SLEEVE. HE WILL TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT
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