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Local News Items
find Town Topics
During the last week the big Eagle
hall has been transformed into a ver
itable fairy land by' the industrious
hands of the Women of Mooseheart
Legion, who tonight givetheir second
annual Indoor Picnic and Dance, the
gala event of the season. The doors
will be opened to the public at 8:3u
tonight and the dance and program
will commence at 9:00 p.*m. Judg
ing by the advance sale of tickets and
the interest evinced by the public
about everybody in town will be at
Eagle Hall when the doors open.
The partnership between John
Lepri and Nick Nicon of Milo’s Cafe
has been dissolved, Mr Lepri aquir
iug liis partners interest in the busi
ness and will conduct the same as
formerly.
AT PIONEER IL 1.00
1>EI)S .“Occiits per night. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for flic
Winter. A few left. Also use of read
ing room for guests.
MRS MONOHAM
A telegram receved -by the local
branch of thee ouncil of National De_
tense from Governor Riggs, states
that the Victory Loan drive will com
mence April 21st and last untl May
5 th.
The local organiaztion is urged by
the Governor to take steps to make
1 the drive a success in this .locality.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Attorney Fred Harrison from
Marshall has moved his offices to
Nome may be found in Rooms 9 and
' 10 Wild Goose Building.
Telephone Main 113.
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Gain event of W inter, Lady Moose
Indoor Picnic, April 19th. . Adm $1.00
Ladies free.
Fred Mebes left today for Council
where he will look after his extensive
mining interests. He intends to%re
turn by way of Dime creek giving
that camp the once over.
A telegram receved by Mr Barney
Gibney from Governor Riggs an
nounced that the Territorial Canvass
ing Board has issued Mr Gibney an
election certificate as Road Commis
sioner for the second division, having
a majority of 12 votes over John A.
Wilson.
Mr Gibney will take office as soon
as lie has furnished his bonds and
taken the oath of office.
At the last meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce, it was decided to hold
a public smoker and get together
mee ting on May 3rd to bring the busi
ness and industrial interests into
closer harmony.
Committees are already at work
making preparations for the smoker
which it is hoped will be a great suc
cess.
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Women of Moo; ehearil, Chapter No.
ifi will hold an Indoor Picnic and
P.nce at K::;!e Hall, 'Saturday even -
1 ng, April 19th. . Admission, gentle
r. c:i Sadie- free. .Refreshments,
uifludisig coffee, cuke, and ice c’Vain,
will l»r- sriveil at the nominal charge
of 25 -cuts per service. .Especial at
tractions for children ami a general
good time for ai! guaranteed.|
C. S. Marshal Emmet R. Jordan,
arrived from St Michael, bringing in
a native prisoner from the latter place
Mr Jordan during the several
weeks of strenuous mushing visited
Marshall and other settlements on the
southern borders of the Second Divi
sion.
While at Marshall. Mr Jordan was
infomed that the strike on the Stuy
ahook river has so far not shown up
very well.
hi spite of the extensive prospect
ing no well defined pay had been
found and the hopes of the old timers
for a new Eldorado have not been
realized.
The residents of the settlements vis
ited by Mr Jordan are reported to lie
in good health. .Extremely cold
weaiher has lien prevalent along the
east coast during the last winte -.
Air Jordan brot in a native >t!ri
about eight years old. suffering from
i s.Pghl mental derangement, which
has pparently been caused by an in-,
jury to her head sustained by the
child a year or two ago.
There’ll he a hot time in town Sat
urday the 19th at the Lady Moose In
door Picnic. Adm $1.09 Ladies Free.
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HSSOLl'TIOX OP PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby govern that the part
lershlp heretofore existing between
lohn Lcpri anti Xiek Xieon in the
Hilo Cafe has been dissolved, the
■aid John Lepri assuming all debts
tad obligations due to or payable by
he said Milo Cafe. .AH persons mv
ng the said Milo Cafe are requested
o settle with the undersigned.
Sgnocl. loriv l.Kl-m.
The Nome Branch of the Territor
al Council of Defense met in the
jtlices of Judge G. J. Loraen last
;venin*g with all members present,
'nairman Polet called the meeting
o order. After the reading of the
ninutes and other business the mat
er of the F F»h Victory Loan cain
taign was taken up and discussed
ully. Correspondence and telegrams
font Governor Riggs were Aad antfc
ipon instruction to name a campaign
:ommittee the following committee
vas selected and appointed by the
oca! branch. F. M. Kiesele, Chair
man. C. B. Fry. Secretary Chas Thorn
on. John Wilson and Lieut McPhail
lommanding Oflicer at Fort Davis,
"he council Vas unanimous and cr
husiastic and a vigorous campaign
rill be conducted in order for our
eetion to maintain the record estab
lished in former drives. As this may
ie the last of the loan campaigns let
s put out our best efforts.
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
'otal Issue.$4,500,000,000
1st Series
4 "i 3—4 Year Notes
Exempt from:
State Taxes
Local Taxes
Normal Federal Income Tax
Not Exempt from:
EshUe or Inheritance Tax.
2nd Series
3%'/» 3—4 Year Notes
Exempt from:
All State Taxes
All Local Taxes
All Federal Taxes
Not Exempt from:
Estate or Inheritance Tax.
CONVERTIBLE:—The two above
eries are convertible from one to
ie other during their life.
Date: — Dated and bear interest
•ofn May 2<ith. 1019.
MATURE:—May 20th. 1923.
REDEMPTION:—May be redeemed
t the opton of the United States on
une 15, 1912 or September" 15, 1922.
INTEREST:—Interest payable on
ocembor 15, 1919, June 15, 1920,
nd on December 15tli and June 15th
ich year until maturity, and at nia
iriiy.
DENOMINATIONS:—$50. $100.
500. $1000. $5000. $10,000
Nome Quota.$114,550
Alaska Quota . $954,900
First Series Notes will he deliver
! in every instance except where
econd Series Notes are specially or
erd over the signature of the sub
mitter.
The newly elected City Council en
ivd upon their duties Iasi Thursday
cening.
Quito a wrangle was caused over
;e election of Mr Maynard who hail
■on solicited t<> run as Councilman
i piac ■ of Mr Lewis who withdrew
,i the evening before election.
Mr Maynard’s name had been en
•red in writing in place of that of
r Lewie, while several votes were
isf. for Mr Nicholson and one for Cus
oltz. Mr Maynard received an over
helming majority of these eompll
entary votes and was therefore con
derod the logical successor of Mr
2wis. A contention which was oa 11
1 in question by Attorney Hugh
'Neil acting as counsel for Mr F. M.
iesmle, appointed member of the
d council, on the grounds that Mr
iesele’s appointment was for two
>ars. Mr. O. D. Cochran, City At
rney cited many legal rulings show
g that the substitution of Mr May
ird's name was legal and constltu
•d a legal election. The new council ;
nally decided to lay the matter over
util the next regular meeting.
The old city officers and employees
ere reappointed at their former sal
•y.
Mayor Holt named the following as
smporary chairmen of the various
jimnittees:
Finance and Building. Chas Mllot.
Police and Jail, Fred Peterson.
Fire and Water, Chas Cavey.
Streets, Alleys and Lights, Ed Tar
utzer.
The Harbor Committee consiste of
le following: Ed Tarnutzcr, Chalr
ian. Chas Mllot and Fred Peterson.
A telegram endorsing the proposed
erritorial steamship line has been
awarded by the Nome Chamber of
Commerce to the Seward Peninsula
delegation at the Juneau Legislature
The Chamber of Commerce is highly
in favor of the proposed means to
secure relief from the exactions of the
Transportation Companies, but are
adverse to having another possible
avenue of graft opened up. The
Chamber is also opposed to having
the office of Territorial Road Com
missioner made appointed inster.
of elective, as it would deprive the
people of the right to choose the
own candidate and determine the lo
cation and character of contemplated
road improvements.
The message sent to the Territorial
delegation reads as follows:
NOME, ALASKA
APRIL 15, 1919,
James Frawley.
Pres. Ter. Senate.
By resolution the Nome Chamber
of Commence urges transportation re
lief under Commission answerable to
the people of the Territory, under
such safeguards as will insure suc
cess.
Also we are unalterably opposed to
.he making of Territorial Road Com
missioner appointive.
Pleas communicate above to dele
gation.
Signed—Seward Peninsula Chamber v
of Commerce.
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Through The
.ALASKA PUBLICITY BUREAU.
Juneau, Alaska.
If you want to either hire or be
hired, Jet us hear from you.
Employers will please state na
ture of positions to be filled ana
wages paid.
'! hose desiring positions will
stato qualifications and nature oi
work wanted.
E. J. WHITE
Ohfef of Bureau
By order of the Governor.
MINERS ATTENTION
. .Advertisers in your paper are
worthy of your patronage. They
ran supply all your wants as cheaply
tnd as efficiently as those who do not
tdvertise. Give them the preference
is a matter of course in the matter
>f your purchases. In this way you
lelp yourselves and your paper.
DELICIOUS FRESH STRAW BER
ISIES 25 CENTS PER RON AT
LEHMANN'S. 4
Let us estimate on your Job Work.
Established Juno 1900
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Y Paid up Captal $50,000
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office the day preceding the issue
for which the change is desired.
Attention to this will save disap
pointment in not securing desired
changes with dispatch.
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