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Local News Items
find Town Topics
Percy Blatcliford has been engag
ed by Acting Superintendent Evans
of the Bureau of Education to super
vise the fumigating of the Cabins on
Belmont Point which had been oc
cupied by some of the natives which
succumbed to the influenza last win
ter. All articles likely to harbor dis
ease germs are being destroyed and
the cabins are being thoroughly fum
igated and cleaned to prevent a re
currence of the dreaded disease.
AT PIONEER IGLOO
BEDS SOcents per night. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. Also use of read
ing room for guests.
MRS MONOHAM
According to a wirleess received at
the local Radio Station the Coast
Guard Cutter Bear has been put un
der quarantine at Dutch Harbor ow
ing to the presence of influenza
among the members of its crew.
The message did not state how
and wh. n the disease was carried
aboard but it is surmised that some
members of her crew, during the
Bears’s peregrinations among the
Aleutian Islands contracted the dis
ease from some of the infected native
inhabitants.
S. O. Groven who has been mining
near Bluff last winter reports that
water shortage was the greatest han
dicap che miners at Bluff had to con
tend with this spring.
According to Mr Groven. Chas Mee
gan and partners have taken out
more and better paying ore from the
quartz mine than at any time since
they started operating, but are great
ly delayed it. crushing the extracted
quartz owing to a insufficient volume
of water.
ATTENTION L. O. O. M.
Regular semi monthly meting of
the Loyal Order of Moose will l>e
held Monday evening at 8 p. m. sharp
All members are directed to l>c
present. By order of the Dictator.
( HAS. THOMAS, Sec’ty
The Nome Common Council at its
last meeting after a long debate de
cided to serve notice on Mr VV. J.
Rowe that it desired to annul the
street contract. Failure of the con
tractor to comply with some of the
provisions of the contract were des
ignated as the cause for the annul
ment.
The offer of the Wild Goose com
pany to heat the city hall and fire
station for $100 per month was re
commended for acceptance, but the
matter was again referred to the Fi
nance, Fire and Wated committee
with instructions to report at the
next meeting as one of the council
men stated that as the company fur
nished heat at 40 cents per unit, the
number of radiators could be cut
down with a considerable saving in
'he beating costs.
Health Officer Dr Neuman reported
that the citizens were complying with
the order ’“sued by hint to clea.t up
their premi es.
The Vo lice committee was instruct
ed to ring .he curfew bell at 10 p. in.
Dr Neuman was requested to in
vestigate .he promises ot tin local
restaurants in the interests of si uta
lion.
Bill against the «tty were ordered 1
to be paid with the exception of Mr
Howe's bit’ for last month, which
was held rp pendiue the act.on the
council n at. take He respect l > the 1
annulment of the treet conti ac..
Air Tarnutzcr of the Street com
mittee reported that he had inter
viewed Mr Howe rsgstding the ir •.<
contract and that the latter had told
him that he had ir. nis opinion fuily :
lived up to he pro' ’“ions of the con
tract
City Attorney O. T) Cochran when
asked t(gi\e his 'pinion regarding
the i .oposfd annulment stated that
,f the contractor had not complied
with the provisions of the contract
the latter could be terminated by the
city on five days notice on proof
showing the nonobservance of its
provisions.
Councilman Peterson then intro
duced a resolution that. Mr Rowe be
given five days notice that the coun
o;l intends to annul the street con
tract. Motion passed.
The opening of a road thru the
Hobbes property to facilitate traffic
between Third and Fourth ave, was
suggested by Mayor Holt. The
Street committee was instructed to
investigate and make a recommen
dation at the next meeting.
Keep Posted, Head the WORKEll
Mr Con Kelly received a telegram
from George P> Grigsby, Delegate
elect yesterday in which the latter
expresses himself as pleased with the
support given him here and in which
he assured the people of the Second
Division that he will work deligently
in their interests.
The telegram reads as follows:
Juneau, June 5. 1919.
Con Kelly,
Nome,
Arrived from Anchorage today. I
am pleased with thes howing made, it
Nome. My majority wall he abor 1 a
thousand. I am leaving for \{£sh
ington D. C. next week. I will win
the contest for the Territorial Del -
gateship unless Wickersham has the
promise of being seated by the Re
publican National Committee in ex
change for his attack on the govern
ment railroad. I will work for Nome
and Seward Peninsula just as dili
gently as if I had carried the election
there.
Signed George Grigsby.
An indiscret litle bird told us
a poach of a story, one that is too
good to keep on one of Mr Jones’
main boosters. While this Gent was
exhibiting the crape he carried on
account of the defeat of Mr Jones
to an unsympathetic acquaintance an
other party happened along who
made this unfortunate victim of mis
placed political judgment dig up five
bucks which he had ventured and lost
on the outcome of the Delegate Eloc
tticn, having backed the wrong horse.
When he was joshed about how easy
a matter it was to take money aw-ay
from a bum politician of his stamp,
he is reported to have said, "Well
you caught mo unawares, or I would
not have made the bet, because I
never expected to win with a Straw
Man.
So there wau are Mr Voter, Grigsby
a so called Machine Candidate and
Jones the much touted labor candi
date a Straw Man, according to the
statement of one of his principle sup
porters.
The PrtJdical Son will bo the topic
of the sermon of Rev Dr Shank, Sun
day evening at 8 o’clock in the Fed
erated Church.
Sunday School at 11 a. m.
Mr Dvfed Evans will sing the old
familiar hymn, The Ninety and Nine.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all the old timers of Nome.
Billy Rowe left for Hastings Creek
yesterday to superintend the launch
ing of the hull of the old Middaugh
dredge which has after considerable
labor been removed front Sanders
creek to the mouth of Hobson.
The hull whicn has been complete
ly overhauled will be towed to town
to be used by the Belleview Bros in
their dredging operations on Dry
Creek.
A statement is reported to have
been made by several Individuals
that the Industrial Worker had sold
>u.' to the so called machine gang
tnd that Jones’ campaign stuff offered
or publication in the Special edition
lad been refused.
We wish to brand both statements
is lies, as arrangements had already
teen concluded during the latter part
>f last week to print a special edition
ill excepting advertising space being
eserved. The Industrial Worker ac
:epted the proposition on purely a
easiness basis and would just as
cheerfully have printed a special edi
ion for the Jones Campaign Commit
. e had they seen fit to make us the
nine offer.
Concerning the report that Jones'
-ainpaign matter was offered but not
iccepted by us for publication in the
ipeeial edition we wish to stute most
tmphatically that that statement is
t contemptible lie and the persons
,vho have seen fit to circulate it, at
me time ardent supporters of George
it. Grigsby might be engaged in bet
ter business than to vent their spleen
jver the defeat of Jones, on us.
An act imposing a per capita poll
tax of five dollars on each adult male
inhabitant outside of incorporated
aides has been passed by the Terri
torial Legislature. This money will
be used for the support of schools
lying outside of incorporated school
districts in til’s territory. The Clerk
nf the District Court Thos. McGann
informed us that full infomation re
garding this bill will very likely be
received by him in the first outside
nail.
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