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INTERKATIOMili UNION MINE,
MILIj & SMELTER WORKERS.
Headquarters 511 Denham Buld’g.,
Denver, Colorado.
BHAS. MOYER. ERNKBT MILL*.
{ president. Sec.-Treaa.
LOCAL 240, I. U. M. M. & 8. W.
rh^S^egolar meeting ol the Nome
Mine Workers’ Union, Local No.
140, of the W. P. of M-, 1» held
•very Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner’s Hall. Office hours 1 p. in
to 1 p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
MARTIN KENNEIAY, Pres.
AL. BRATEN, Sec.-Treas.
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before 6 p. m. for the following
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Local News Items
find Town Topics
TONIGHT.
The Calico Ball, at the Miners
| Home Club on Sat. Mar.23. Come
! one eome all an partake of the festi
j vities. a
COMMITTED
Patience and Will,
Courage and Skill,
Are the four leaves of the clover.
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The Ross Transfer Co. have suc
cessfully completed the hauling of
| the dredge from Hobson creek to
1 near the mouth of Dexter creek.
{Some of the teams returned to town
J last night. Others will arrive to
! morrow.
*****
408 voters had registered up to the
i lime the City Clerk closed the books
at 9. p. m. last evening.
| Today is the last day the registra
l tion books will be open. The Clerk
! will remain in his office until midnight
I tonight.
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NOTHING NEW
Mr. Hardapple (reading)—“By
Hock, Mandy, is says that in Russia,
they leven shoe the geese.’’
Mrs. Hard apple-—“That’s nothing,
Hiram, don't we ‘shoo’ tlio hens?”
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Eagle Memorial Services,
A T
2 O’clock Tomorrow Afternoon
Brie Johnson and his famous team
left with the outgoing mail at 6 i>. m.
last evening. Hiss Mamie and Josio
Kelly accompanied him as far as Solo
mon. The young ladies will remain
for a brief visit at the Dickson hotel,
with their friends Mrs. and Miss (lin
ivin. They expect to return with the
carrier along the next in-coming mail.
*****
Sl’KClAli! Childrens hose, fibre
silk, none better in town, selling
below mill prices. Infants Itubens
shirts, 50% discount.
See Miss Oestreich.
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A sociable time was enjoyed playing
whist at the St. Joseph's Library Club,
last evening. The winners were as
follows:
The Ladies—1st, Mrs. B. Gibney;
2nd, Mrs. Hill: 3rd, Mrs. Juckovina.
Gents—1st, Con Kelly; 2nd, Sam Boich
and the booby, John Lutchinger.
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A six horse team belonging to Billy
Howe, and a. four horse team belong
ing to Mrs. Shauglinessy, the latter in
charge of Mr. Harry Langly, will
leave for Solomon today, A four
horse team of the Howe stock will
also leave with a load of coal, etc.,
for Buster creek, and another team
from the same liarn will hike a load of
oil to the Dnrolle camp on the Sub
marine, today.
*****
About six o’clock last evening. Jack
McCahey had the misfortune to meet
with a rather painful accident. While
Jack was. unharnessing his horse, the
animal became restive, and vicious.
All of a sudden the horse let drive
with the force of a velocipede, strik
ing him a glancing blow above the
knee on his right leg causing two very
bad cuts. Mr. McCahey was immed
iately taken to the hospital, and his
injuries were attended to by Dr.Chaee.
He will be incapacitated for at least
a week or ten days. He was for
tunate he did not receive the full in
pact of the kick or else in all proba
bility his shin hone would have heen
cracked, if not entirely smashed.
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WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather Bureau
March 22, 6 A. M.
Temperature—Max. 8 Min. —7.
Barometer—30.065 inches.
Weather—Clear.
Wind—N. E. 3 miles per hour.
Precipitation—None.
* March 22, 6 P. M.
Temperature—Max. 4 Min. —6.
Barometer—30.202 inches.
Weather—Clear.
Wind—N. E. 4 miles per hour.
Precipitation—None.
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LADIES AND DENIS MOD
Tour Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
Repaired.
81) ITS MADE TO ORDER from
select fabrics and trimmings.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Cor. Lane’s Way and Front Street.
M. PASCOFK.
Prepare for the winter by patron
izing the advertisers of your paper,
Mr. Miner!
MINERS’ UNION Meeting At
8 P. M. tionght.
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TONIGHT.
Tonight jis the night of the big
athletic tournament when th© finais
j for the basketball championship will!
1 be decided at the Eagle Hall. To- j ,
j morrow the town will be talking of j
the great struggle between the
Nome High School and the All Nome ;
aggregation. It will all be over and
the rivalry which existed between
this players and their supporters
will be a thing of the past,
j No one should miss seeing to- j
; night’s entertanment and the Kennel1
I Club committee are to be congrat-;
! ulated for putting on a clean heal-1
thy program which not only arouses |
the latent interest of a doleful com- j
munity but improves the phsique of
our boys and teaches them to indulge J
in athletics whether indoor or out-!
door.
During last night’s baseball pract
ice Charlie Thompson had the mis
fortune to sustain an injury to his
! left foot; however it is not off a
j serious nature and the genial catch
: or will again be soen in action
! tonight. 1
| It is probable that tonight’s en
tertainment will be the last of the
season and also doubtful whether
Nome will witness another athletic
tournay as the majority of the play
ers maj—twelve months from to
day—be “Somewhere in France.-’
Without question the general pub
lic should turn out at Eagle Hall
tonight and give the players a good
send off. They havia worked hard
for the good cause of their endeavors
to swell the fund for the All-Alaska
Swoepsiakles Race.
Granite, Notions, Crocker- ,
ware ami everything you need at ,
Holts. '»>
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Charlie Ross was awarded the .
contract yesterday, to move the hull )|
of a dredge, which is on Moss Gulch,
to No. 15, Dry creek, near the end
of B street, practically within the
city limits. The machinery to be
installed aboard the hull, will he
shipped in on the first fleet coming
this way in the spring. Hauling
will be eommnced on or about April
1st The contract was awarded by 8
Mr. Barney Belleview, the repre- I
sentative of tluo Dry Creek Dredg- 9
irg Company.
TAKE NOTICE
March 30th will be the last op
portunity to file proofs of labor,
for assessment work performed for
the year 1917. I
In Answer to a Querie:- No sir;
the resolution which was passed
at the last regular Council meeting
pertaining to the coal question, was
not introduced at Thursday night’s
coal conference. Furthermore we
are unable to inform you the reason
why it was not.
Our scribe very emphatically stat
ed he is positive that such a resolu
tion was passed at last Monday
evening’s mooting. He also said
the committee of. three who were
appointed to represent the Mayor
and his four colleagues, were given
specific instructions to introduce
said resolution at Thursday’s meet
ing. ?
We don't agree with your state
ment. that the mysterious, resolution
was withheld for political reasons..
Apparently there is no necessity for
such a thing; unless there is an
opposition tickt t, or other indepen
dent candidate in the field. The
present incumbents will in all pro
bability succeed themselves, either
by election, or re-appointment.
Yes—we have heard rumors that
there will be an opposition ticket
in the field. It has even been in
timated that an ex-Councilman is
being groomed for the Mayorship.
We cannot verify these statements.
The Ross teams will haul another
load of oil, lumber, ets., to the
Submarine today, for FernJgel,
Mjsbcs Co.
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