TELLS OF CONDITIONS IN
THE PORT CLARENCE DIST
,i
Frank Miller, the well known min
ing man, who arrived on the Silver
Wave from Teller says that condi
tions in the Port Clarence District
■while relatively quiet are full of pro
mise.
The new Bernard dredge on Swan
son creek will soon be ready to turn
over. In fact it was expected when
he left that the machine would be
digging the pay which has prospect
ed very well indeed, on August 20.
In the American river section
there is some activity. Hirchberg
is also mining some. There was a
shortage of water in the Port Clar
ence section latterly and this caused
a kind of interruption in the actual
operations. Notwithstanding this
drawback ' Chas Haering and sons
have been sluicing away on Sunset
creek and making good money, the
dirt which they are now handling
being remunerative.
Further north the two tin dredges
in the Buck creek section are operat
ing away and taking out great
values in tin ore.
Lode tin mining is being carried
on in Lost river by Billy O'Brien.
He has a couple of men opening up
the ground for active operations and
will work all winter on an extensive
scale getting out tin ore.
Two galena propositions are pro
ducing lead-silver ore in the Lost
river country which may soon be
come the Colorado of Alaska.
M'lntosh has three men aiding him
in getting out galena ore and Joe
Goodwin has a couple of men em
ployed on his lode. These ores will
be shipped out to Tacoma where
there is a big demand for all such
at the present time due to the war.
In addition to .the mining, Teller'
is blossoning out as a fishing center.
They have been catching salmon in I
multiplied abundance this year in
that section. Ben Nygren, the white -
whale king and his partner Sam
Torkelsen have put up all kinds I
of salmon bellies as has also Stefan
son. These firms have put up
close to five hundred barrels of the
best kind of salmon bellies, and for
which they secure a practically un
limited market.
Let us estimate on your Job Won i
WAGE LEGAL WARFARE
ON THE I. W. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 1
The department of Justice is to pro
ceed against the I. W. W.. It is an
nounced that wholesale prosecutions
ol' the I W. W. in seven states will
comprise the government’s answer
to the I. W. W. propaganda in
threatening general strikes instead
of mediation. It is announced that
the government has decided to pro
WILL LEAVE TODAY.
The Standard which has been de
layed getting away to Dime creek
will set sail today for that port.
John A. Wilson, the Chairman of the
Divisional Road Commission, will tie
a passenger to the Koyuk on this
boat. ,
cecute the I. W. W. on political
groui ds under the war regulations.
Orders have been forwarded to
the District Attorneys In Oregon,
Washington, California, Montana,
Arizona to institute proceedings
against the leaders
In this way it is believed that the
government will succeed in suppress
ing the growth of the organization
RELLVBLE TAILOR SHOP.
Front St. 8 doors west of Alaska
Bwnk.
We do tie beat
CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERING *
REPAIRING
',adles and Gentlemens Clothes.
which has been increasing enorm
ously for the past several months.
The I. W. W. members point out
that all of the lawlessness has been
on the part of employers and cite
the cases of the raids upon their
halls, the destruction of papers, the
deportations in Arizona and the
murder of Frank Little their orga
nizer and that instead of the crimi
nals being prosecued the members of
the I. W. W. are to suffer. The gov
ernment is taking this step as a war
measure and under war regulations.
That the prosecution of ihe lead
ers will stop the strikes which are j
now proceeding is doubtful.
SI'UMAR INK NOTES.
Hansen, Ringnell and Co. arc em
cmploying thirteen men on the j
submarine and are hoisting pay into
hoppers.
The Rockaway Mining Co. is also j
employing seven men in their opera- !
tions on the submarine.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
MENS
Munsing Union Suits
Specially Priced At The
Dissolution Sale
ML'NSIXG WEAR is popular because It’s satisfactory i»
every way. PERFECT FITTING, LONG WEARING, NO-IRRI
TATING, FINE IN QUALITY,and at the most reasonable prices.
Wear them and you will like them. Prices range from
$ 2.25 TO $ 5.25
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
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To The Trade
AS CUSTOMARY AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR TO OFFER TO
CONTRACT GOODS FOR WINTER OUTFITS.
After careful investigation we find that it is impossible to
get a guaranteed price on any commodity carried by us. and we
cannot in justice to our trade and ourselves attempt to offer a
price, therefore, we have concluded to accept all orders for
winter outfits upon the following conditions: —
1st. All orders to be invoiced upon arrival of goods at
Nome at warehouse cost prices plus a small percentage for buying
and handling.
2nd. A reasonable cash deposit to be made with each order. Bel
ance to be paid before the last boat leaves for the outside.
3rd. Deliveries to be made as soon as practical; but if winter
storage is reguired, a small monthly rental will be charged.
4th. Should you wish to wait until our winter stock arrives,
we will be in the best of positions to make you a correspondingly
low price which will include all charges upon the same conditions
as in the past. ,
Buying goods at the above terms will Insure you the
LOWEST POSSIBLE COST for your winters outfit. Our experience
and knowledgo of the business and purchasing power will more
than equal our little charge for handling your goods. You have
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Mens white, heavy grade Meddlecot Shirts and drawers at $3.00
Mens Eagle Brand, all wool, heavy dark, blue Shirts and
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Mens latest styles Dress Shirts.$1.75
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VICTOR RECORDS AND MACHINES.
Big shipment of Victor Records on the Victoria. Big stock
of Victrolas, all the latest in Records. Come and hear them.
New Stock of Rubber boots and Rubber footwear, all kinds
of Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves and Handkercriefs. Slickers at.
last years prices. We sell the best 25c. sox in Alaska.
FOR THE I.A DIES.
New stock of Royal Society pure linen stamped goods, also
all kinds of crochet cotton. Misses Khaki 3 pieced dresses.
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POTATOES
We ship only the very choicest, and although it cost a little more
to bring them to Nome in crates, we find that our customers prefer
to pay the difference oetween ours and cheap sack Potatoes.
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