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AUGUSTINE AND KYER AND IMPERIAL CHOCOLATES
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S PLACE TO EAT
FRESH ICE CREAM SERVED DAILY
GOOD RREAD CAKE PASTRY
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ON SATURDAY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
$1.00 A MONTH
DO IT NOW
Job Work Neatly and
Promptly Executed
RATES ALWAYS
REASONABLE
Chas Leschef the popular tonsrial
artist who has been discharged from
the U. S. Military forces at Fort Davis
intends to open upjkia.dld barber shop
next Monday.’*
BOOKS FOR SALK
Well chosen assortment bound and
paper covered books collected by We
John Milne. .For sale low prices at.
Glue l*ot Cigar Store. At
AT PIONEER 181,00
BKD8 OOcents per ulght. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. AHe use of read
ing room tor guests.
MRS MONOHAM
A coroners inquest was held at the
Commissioner's Court over the re
mains of a native woman named
Doris who committed suicide by
shooting herself through the head.
The jury returned a verdict of sui
cide. Doris was brot from Cape
Prince of Wales recently and after an
examination on an insanity charge
eleased. While stopping with a na
tive named Richard, the woman, be
ing despondent procured a rifle and
•jHtt h bullet thru her head.
AXXOUXCHMENT
Attorney Fred Harrison from
Marshall has moved his offices te
Xome may he found in Rooms 9 and
th Wild Goose Building.
Telephone Main Its.
The Colley Bros have driven a
tunnel on No 5 above on Rock creek,
left limit and are getting out some
pay.
Tom Kosskopf and Dick l-ambert
are prospecting on Glacier creek, try
ing to locate some pay there.
Karl Reinisch, who with his broth
er is prospecting near the Hot Air
bench on Glacier creek, was in town
on business recently. He says that
unless we get some heavy snowfall
in the near future, that there will!
not be enough water in the ditches I
on Glacier and Rock creeks to give
them a good wetting.
WANTED—Visible typewriter. .Must
be in first class condition. This office.
Eighteen members of the military
forces at Fort Davis have received
their discharge.
The order received by the com
manding officer at Fort Davis granted
the re'“aHe of such men as had suffi
cient means to support them for the
immediate future, or were assured
of employment.
The follow‘ng have been discharged
Sergeant Harry Gabrielson, Sergeant
J. G. McDougall, First Class Privates;
Frank Bayle, John Pohlner Lorenz
Waldhe'.m; Privates. Boinich. Camp
bell. Ataeff. iAJscher, Sullivan. Oka
soft'. Thorson. Vail. Mathieson, Dzibi
loff, Johnson. Dahl and Peterson.
Messrs Vail, Johnson and Dahl will
leave for Marshall next week and in
tend to investigate the strike which
is reported" to have been made on
Stuyahok river, while Messrs Dzibiloff
and Mathieson will go back to the
Ulitarod to look after their mining
interests in the latter district. Five
dog teams, sleds etc., have Ben bought
by the above parties and considerable
money has changed hands thru this
transaction.
Several other members of the pres
ent military force at Fort Davis will
be discharged in the near future.
Mr Wm Webb, of the Independent
Aleat Market treated the boys who
have been recently discharged from
military service at Fort Davis to a
lirst class chicken dinner at Milo's
which was greatly enjoyed by all who
partook of it.
Pete Eden who has been prospect
ing in the Casa since the close of
navigation arrived In Nome to take a
well earned rest. He states that he
is quite satisfied with the results of
his prospecting, but that the outlook
for next summer is very poor as there
is hardly any snow in the Casu, and
consequently water for sluicing will
be about as scareu there, as beer in
Nome. Ai Kohler is also prospecting
in the Casa.
There is no work being done on
Salomon River al present.
Quigley and Matt Condon are stop
ping on Big Hurrah. Matt Conley la
at Nelson's Roadhouse on Shovel
creek. Nylan and Andy Mattson nro
looking aftor their dredge on Shovel
crook.
THERE IS NONE AS Ul»0» VS HHV*
' ' ST. PATRICK’S DAY
A,
Will be given by the Lolfl Order of
Moot^e.Mondayevening, Hatch 17th,
at small Eagle Hall. Refreshments
will be aerred. Dancing »:90 p. m.
Admission 91.00, Ladle*, free.
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Game Warden M. «.rfeoR>erg re
turned from a trip alone the western
coast undertaken on official business.
Mr Solberg visited Teller and the
Agtopuk returning by the way of
Mary’s Igloo. He state*! tjsajptbe coast
has practically been denuded of all
natives. Very few now remain of the
| once numerous native coast popula
i tion.
A shootng affair ending in the
death of .Vtortln Johnson, a prospector
in the Caaadepaga has been reported
in town. Johnson arrived from the
Yukon last summer and has been
prospecting in the Casa. Johnson
who was seemingly mentally de
ranged is reported to hare attacked
a neighbor of bis with^ an axe. Hav
ing all winter acted in a rather pe
culiar manner the matter was report
ed to the local Mashal’s office. Eric
Johnson of Council was Instructed by
phone to bring Martin Jobnison to
Council tor an examination into his
mental condition. When the Deputy
arrived in the Casa, he found John
son had been killed by A! Kohler, a
prospector who with his wife and
child is spending the winter in that
section. Kohler stated that Johnson
had come to his cabin armed with an
axe and forcibly entered the same
smashing the windows and chasing
Kohler and his family out. Kohler
to protect himself and family was
forced to shoot Johnson in sklfdefense
A coroners inquest will be held im
mediately. A1 Kohler who has an
excellent reputation is well known in
Nome. Solomon and the Cat** sections.
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Only one complete bid for the
dredging and building the revetment
of the Nome Havhot was in when the
bid* were opened today at noon that
,:! \v. J Rowa. •••bos* bid totals ap
proximately $"J •» 5 *. Another bid of
K. Ledger-wood and ■' \V Ft;ce was
received. a"hd'"thi-.„ • parties propose
to finish all labo-- r-eiessarv to build
tlit revetment, 'lie government to
f..ri l»h all material mid pile driver
for jl7,999.
The following is a list of the Chair
men of the Committees of the present
Alaska, Territorial Legislature.
Committee members of the Alaska j
Legislature.
SENATORS
.FIRST DIVISION.j
J. Heckman, Chairman.. Fisheries'
W. E. Britt. Chairman ..Education!
SECOND DIVISION
J. A. Suudback, Chairman, Tax.Roads I
James Frawley,.. President Senate
THIRD DIVISION
John Honan Chairman. . . . Elections
Thomas Price. Chairman . Judiciary
FOURTH DIVISION
Dan Sutherland. Chairman.. Mining
Luther Hess, Chairman . . . .Finance
HOl'SE OK REPRESENTATIVES
FIRST DIVISION
W. Casey, Chairman.Elections
Sowerby, Chairman. Fisheries
J. Davies... Territorial institutions
E. J. White.Speaker of House
SECOND DIVISION
A. A. Allan, Chairman.Roads
James Bogan, Chairman . . . .Labor
James Daly, Chairman Ways .Means
A. Rydecn, Chairman.. Mines
THIRD DIVISION
J Moon, Chairman . .Transportation
.1 ! UtUTSOU, I nuirmuil rjllBinOTiiKlli
K Ray Chairman.Rules |
l( Slater, Chairman .Uanksj
FOURTH DIVISION
F Collins, Chairman .Printing j]
J Dunn. Chairman .Judiciaryj
CJ Pennington Chairman .... Schools
A Nordale, Chnn Municipal Affairs j
Representative James Bogan fromj
the Second Division is also a member:
of the Com.ni. Uoes> of Banks and j
Roads. A. A. Allan, on Education,!
Municipalities and Territorial Insti
tutions, J P Daly, Judiciary, Labor.
Fisheries and Printing, A Rydeen, on
Election. Transportation and Rules.
T. M. Reed wa(s olectod Senate j
Clerk and Harry Morton as Clerk fori
the House. Mike Joyce, Sergeant at
Arms.
It is reported that Barney Gibney
has ben elected as Road Commissioner
fur the Second Division defeating1
John A. Wilson l»v twelve votes j
Mr Wilson who has been appointed
Road Conimlsmor.er. ad inter m by
Covcrnor R'ggs will serve until all
the election returns from this divi
sion have been paused upon by ilje
Canvass ng Board at Juneau.
V. S. POOD ADMINISTRATION
CHAS. W\ THORNTON
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR
, Nome. Alaska.
March 13, 1919.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN—
All license tabulations issued by
the Unit Ad States Food Administra
tion. coreme Salt Water Fishermen
tn Alaska, are repealed. Al* Food
Adminstratlon Rules and Regulations
is well as requirements in regard to
procuring a Fisherman's License ,»r»
rescinded. •
Alaska fishermen are now fra* to
operate in Alaskan waters without »
License, in so far as control or regu
lation by the United States Food Ad
ministration is concerned.
CHAS..W. THORNTON.
District Amisistrttor.
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If you want to either hire or be
hire#. let us hour from you.
Employers will plaa.se state na
ture of positions to to filled amu
wages paid.
'1-hose desiring positions wiL
state auaUfteatious and nature of
v.xrlc wanted.
K. J. WHITE
Chief of Bureau
By order of the Governor.
MINERS ATTENTION
,. Advertisers fh your paper are
worthy of year patronage. They
cu supply all your waste as cheaply
and as eitictently as those who do not
advertise. Give them the preference
as a natter of course iu the natter
»f your purchases. In this way you
help yourselves and your paper.
BEIJGieCH FRESH STRAWBER
RIES 25 CENTS PER «©X AT
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