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MOYER, ERNEST MILLS,
C, * President. Bec.-Treaa.
LOCAL 240, I. U. M. M. & S. W.
The tegular meeting ot the Nome
SUae' Worker*' Union, Local No.
S4S, of the W. F. of H., la held
every Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner's Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
|o « p. ia\ l p. ns to 8 p. m.
MARTIN KENNELLY, Pres.
ALBERT BRA-ASN, Sec.-Treasurcr.
CARPENTERS AM) JOINERS.
Local'.Union i78», Oarpeaters and
lolaera ot America, meets every Fri
day at A1 Orland’s shop front Bt.
Carpenter’s Headquarter*, Feder
al) Labor Hall,
at I p. m.
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ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
The report which is being circu
lated to the effect that the Miners
Union will suspend the publication
of the Daily Nome Industrial
Worker on February 1st, is errone
ously false.
PIONEER IGLOO HOTEL for
; nice warm Rooms. 50c. per night.
j A load of supplies and oil, was
hauled out on Saturday for Schott
j and Stump, who are hoisting low
| grade paydirt with the aid of aj
tripod, near the Wild Goose pump
ing plant.
Tavasti and partners have also
installed a hoist and tripod, to as
sist in the elevation of the paydirt
, on the claim adjoining the Navajoe.
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Tom ivelioe and partner are still
using the armstrong hoist on the
Mike Gaffney fraction, just east of
the mouth of Center creek.
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Vanhayden and Rabien have re
placed the boiler-hoise which
burned down a few days ago, on
the Navajoe claim near the lower
j end of Center creek. They will
continue running drifts tomorrow.
Louis Peterson is in for a brief
visit from his camp on Cunning
ham creek.
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j Lee Hed and Cap. Nelson came
jin from the Whale Bench to at
1 tend the Miners Union meeting on
j Saturday night.
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Gus Anderson will leave in the
morning for Solomon.
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Wagner and Anderson dropped
j in from Little creek on Saturday
| night.
j The Pioneer's of Alaska will hold
a special meeting in the Igloo on
Wednesday night, matters of im-!
portance pertaining to the 8 hour
question will be thoroughly dis
cussed.
The strong Northerly wind of
yesterday morning, separated the
off shore ice from the beach ice
about three miles out in the offing.
While one of the Ross skinners
was leading one of the white horses
to a water hole near Chase’s road
house. a couple of days ago, the
animal slipped on the ice and broke
a leg. The horse was shot and
hauled into town and upon its ar
rival one of the local do£ mushers
immediatey conscripted it for dog
feed.
One of the John D. go-devils re
1 cently made a trip to Penny river,
'< and returned in just one hour and
1 17 minutes flat, the distance cov
1 ered was about 22 miles. The
i young men who were navigating
i this unique lookine craft say that
, they expect to speed her up a notch
t or two more during the forthcom
| ing race.
Chas F. Haering arrived yester
day from Penny liver, after a
brief prospecting trip in that vi
cinity, saw practically no game of
‘ any kind up there, although at
j times many lynx tracks were vis
ible.
Mrs. Ohrem was placed under ar
rest Saturday upon complaint
sworn to by Deputy Marshal
Pidgeon, for having recently rafflad
oft a diamond ring. She was re
presented by attorney James Fraw
ley and was arranged in the Com
missioner’s court during the after
’ noon, exar.iinaton was waived and
- the lady was bound over to the
grand jury. Her bonds were fixed
at $500 which were immediately
1 furnished hy Fred Peterson and
M. O. Solberg.
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NOTICE.
The Modini’s 1$. of T. Restau
rant will close for a few days in
order to nuike some remodelling so
that the place can be run more eco
nomical and will also arrange to
run furnished rooms in connection.
I
j The Dawson Hotel
(Includes THE DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN) |
J Finest Rooms In Nome I
I HOMELIKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR TRANS- j
IENT OR PERMANENT GUESTS.
BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
BARNEY GIBNEY.Proprietor. I
Martin Kennolly has been elect
ed as Editor and Manager of the
Nome Industrial Worker, to fill the
position recently vacated by Bruce
Rogers.
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PIONEERS ATTENTION.
A special meeting of the Pioneers
of Alaska will be held at the Igloo
Wednesday evening, Jan. 30. Full
attendance requested. Business of
importance.
THOS. McGANN, Pres.
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Arthur Weight and Chas Wagner
ard cleaning out a shaft on the
west side of Anvil hill preparatory
to prospecting for evidence of the
Carboniferous Era in that particu
lar locality.
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“Hank” Thompson, winter man
ager of the Alaska Mines has been
selected to captain the Chechacos
nine who will give a battle to a
Sourdough aggregation for honors
on the Diamond at Eagle Hall on
Friday night next. The genial
skipper desires through these co
lumns to issue a call to all Checha
co lovers of the national game and
invites them to the first practice
which will take place in the big
Eagle Hall tonight at 8 o’clock.
As a further attraction~to the
series of entertainments put forward
to raise funds for the Alaska
Sweepstakes the Kennel Club an
nounces that in the near future the
ladies of the city will again be seen
on the Diamond. Many of the play
ers of two winters ago are still
with us and many of the new-com
ers have expressed their willingness
to play and will go into training
immediately.
The Fort Davis Basketball team
will be seen on the floor of the
Eagle Hall tonight. From all re
ports they are a fast bunch of
players and will give the home
team a hard tussle for the first
game of the series.
“Young” Doc Brink’ is making a
record selling tickets for the big
event and the boxing alone will be
more than worth the money.
The following excerpts were cul
led from a letter recently received
by Ed Dodd, from Nick Butler.
According to reports the whole
country is excited and booming
with war preparations there are indi
cations of considerable activity on
every hand. You have no concep
tion of the progress the U. S. has
made in a military way. 1 visited
Camp Lewis on American Lake,
last Sunday. 50,000 troops are
stationed and in training there.
This is ond of the sixteen canton
ments established in various sec
tions of the country, besides there
are numerous small posts such as
aviation camps etc. Apparently, on
Saturday night every fifth soldier
wears kahki. It surely looks as
though your Uncle Sammy means
business. There is all kinds of
work out here for those who want
it. Wages are from $3 per day and
up. It is almost impossible to get
a decent room here unless you
make arrangements for :t a day
ahead. I’ll be leaving here in a
few days, for Glens Falls, New
York, to join Mrs. Butler and the
i children. 1 intend to travel on
j the Southern Pacific via San Frau
1 cisco. I mot Earl Hyde fwo days
age, he leaves tomorrow for Ket
chikan. He is going on a business
trip. Earl is just as optimistic as
ever, he expects to return in time
to celebrate the Christmas holidays
in Seattle, he sends you his best re
gards. Gave my regards to all in
quiring friends. Wishing you a
healthy and successful winter. I
remain your old TILACUM NICK.
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