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Denver, Colorado.
EEAS. MOYER. ERNK8T MILL*,
President. Bec.-Treas.
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LOCAL 240, I. U. M. M. & S. W. j
The regular meeting of the Nome
Mine Workore' Union, Local No. 1
*40, of the W. E. of M., U held j
nvery Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
go $,p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
ANDREW BEC\, President.
ALBERT BRATEN, Sec.-Treasurer.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Local'Union 1789, Carpenter* anl
Coiners of America, meets every Fri
day at A1 Orland’a shop Front Bt.
Carpenter’s Headquarter*, Feder
al Labor Hall.
*t 8 p. m.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
Advertisers will please note that
all changes in standing Advertise
ment must he received in this office
before 6 p. m. for the following
morning's issue.. No exception will
l>e made to this rule.
For Correctly
Fitting .
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ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
AND T9WN TOPICS
ftir. A. S. Griffith, of the il 1 fated
schooner White Bear, arrived in
town yesterday and related his
thrilling experience on the voyage.
He practically verified the native
boy’s story which was published
in yesterday's issue. Grift looks
as halo and hearty as ever.
PIONEEP. IGLOO HOTEL,
j Secure your housekeeping Kooms
now for the winter. A few left.
Nass and Glassner prospecting
a bench claim below discovery on
Dime Creek have struck good pay.
Federal Judge
announced that
Holzheinnu has
i uw, he will appoint
George L. Stanley as U. 3. Com
missioner at Kiana. For reasons
best known.
On tne mail from .Juneau the
editor received an invitation to at
tend the formal opening of the new
Public School Building October 12.
He is pnzzled to know how he can
attend.
For the best 50c. Dinner in Nome
go to the Hoard of Trade Lunch
Counter.
The new strike on Dome creek
has been verified. Five dollars was
taken out of one hole. Ground is
•thawed. Considerable work will be
done this winter. The workings
are about 15 miles below l ime
on the Koyuk.
The report that mail from, the
White Bear would be in yesterday
was m error, Postmaster Walsh in
form us that it will be in on the
next trip which wil be Friday, Nov.
30th.
Pioneer Igloo Hotel. Kooms 50c.
and up. Large Heading Hoorn tor
guests. Mrs. Jno Monolinit, Prop.
Eric Johnson arrived with mail
from the Yukon and way point >
yesterday morning. The packages j
included mail from as far oast as'
Seward, th" !,rsi since (lose of na
vigation.
The local Aerie of the Fraternal
Order ol Eagles is making great
preparations for their meeting next;
Tuesday night. Nov. 27th. Nomi
nation of candidates for th? various
offices in the organization is to lie j
the main busines feature to bo
followed by a social sessioi and
refreshments.
Njoosk uor no n*.
At Ka(;le llall, Satmihn Kvi-h- ,
in}’, Nov. 2-itli. Dancing' anil Ito- .
freslunents.. Ailnn.ssimi (ioiitleiiien
One Dollar. Ladies free.
Dancing commences at
Dr. .Veiinian begs to annouiiee
the removal of his otlice to tlie
Wild (ioose Building over Tele
graph Otlice. . .. i
Ole Tolsness and Boh Jacobson,
operating on the Fcrsell claim on
the Sul. narine wil increase their
crew ot I t.ion men on Monday.
vlike Walsh and Henr> Moore
are gathering their mining on; 111
preparatory t ■ prospect in the vi
cinity of the Diamond 1. Haim on
the third beach line.
Bud Walsh, the latest arrival
from Dime come in la-t night re
ports that usually rautakerous
ramp is verv idle and puiet, be
cause of weather conditions.
Teams can’t move fuel for lack of I
snow and very few outfit are work-!
ing.
The Moose are giving their Fifth i
Annual Hound-lip and Ball tonight
iml according tc the noise they are
making there wil In son e doing.
They are advertising round town
.hat any male per on can break in
for a peso and that they don't I
liave to pay, I
The, creek reporter mushed in
from IJexter yesterday and gives a
I brief review of mining activities
' going on at present, in the vicinity
of the creek.
Dan and Tom Connolly are sink
ing a saafl on the divide between
Dry and Dexter. They are down
over 70 feet and expect to reach
the bedrock within the next, few
flays. The Nickolanovieh Brothers
reached bedrock and comnjcnced
! drifting vesteiday on the claim to
th> westward adjoining Connollv’s
i Harry Clark and partner are pros
pecting on the bench of the left
i Fork of the creek. Martin .New
land and Jake Topolsky are search
ing for the elusive on the Rosa
lind claim which i. situated near
(he left Fork. Doyle. Sullivan and
Liston are trying to locate the ex
tension of the rich paystreak which
was extracted from the famous
Kathleen claim two vears ago by
Nelson Ohrem and Brown. Billy
Ati.urs ai I Fd Gross are working
on Grass Gulch. They found good
| pro pectu a few days age and yest
[ erday they drifted into fair pay
dirt. Thej will continue to drift
and cross "ut to determine how < x
lensive it is.
The n azunia Is conveyed to the
surface in an “Irish buggy” which
is driven by engineer Arthurs'
through a tunnel over 100 feet in
length. Schomaker and Holmberg
are sinking a shaft on the claim
near the junction of Dexter and
Gras. Gulch. Ed Rohm and Frank
Rahil arc sinking on No. 1 1 Dexter.
They expect to encounter the bed
rock after sinking from S to 1"
feet further. Frank is maninulat-j
ing the Armstrong hoist for this j
concern. Boh Yanke, Quosky and
Dipple nave reached bedrock in!
one shall and they are down 4u
feet in the second one on the Bow
cry, claim. It i about 7.1 feet to I ■
bedrock. They struck low grade
paydirt .it the l otton of the tirsi j ]
shaft and the bedrock was dipping j
nl a 45 degree angle.
Bei Gilette and Chi rhe Cvill.in: j
are drifting in fair paydirt on the j
Daisy claim. It is 54 fee> te h i’. | j
rock on this claim and their main j
drilt is m arly no feet i,i length jj
This is praetieuity all that's going j
mi out luce. t
When erasing the De'ter ivi i<
the repot ter met somn of the lio-s
teams oti tlu ir way to Hobson
creek, and coming down Dry creek
he saw another bunch of the Rossi
teams h ml and leave a cal in near
the four mile post. This cabin be
longs t:i the Waldheim hoy and
will be aken to Rock creek as soon
as tlier. is enough snow on the i
ground to haul it an >ss the oun
try.
Yesterday Paul Kjegstad ar.d his
I racing Pam c inveyed Seater Suml- j
back to Oregon creek. The Sena.ot
went atter mining -applies wlihh
he will use this winter in the vi
cinity of Jess creek.
Prepare for the winter by patron
izing the advertisers of your paper,
Mr. Miner!
I’. II Sweeney, a Kougarok ope
rator. left for Dime Creek yester
day.
Mike iilooni who has been in
town several days from Dime creek
returned yesterday.
Alike I’oweis from Blult called
in this offices yesterday. Reports
the going very had for want ol
snow. dike is one of the most po
pular old timers on Seward Penin
sula. lie landed here in 1 suit, lie
ha been minning and prospecting
almost ontinuonsly since, in the
vicinity of Blufl. This is his first
i.Pl earattee in the metropolis sieve
last spring. lie came up per dog
team and all th> dog fans aj that
Mike has a few of the finest: dogs
in this section of the enuntrv
Now Is the time to Subscribe.
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