The Writing Paper of Quality
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EATON'S
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24 Sheets and 24 Envelopes
INITIAL STATIONARY
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Wm. STIPEK
PHONE MAIN 171
Plain and decorative
painting and paper
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boilers, pipes, roofs, smoKestacks, boat=bot”
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Alaska Banking andl
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Authorized Capital $125,000
Paid Cp Capital $50,000.
A General Banking Business
Transacted
An entrance to Mod ini's Lunch
Counter from the street is one of
the latest improvements to that
well known calc.
Local News Items
find Town Topics
THURSDAV
Of— K2AZ.
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ivn ho cnzAix ca.^icnu.
Zftsxar cs hxaha »t yood*
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The Flyer is calling at all way
| ports en route- to St Michael.
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j Water is short everywhere, ac
cording to reports of miners r.rriv-j
| ing from different sections of the!
j creeks.
PIONEER IGLOO HOTEL
lletls 50 cents per night. . House j
; keeping Rooms.
MRS MOXOHAX, Prop.
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! John Forbes who is mining up the |
j coast eft or. Tuseday evening to1
j resume sluicing operations in the ;
vicinity of Jess creek.
CALL AND TRY A QUART OF
HOME MADE STRAWBERRY PRE
SERVES AT THE INDEPENDENT
GROCERY.
Reports from Teller shew that
Ben Nygren and Sara Torkelson
have b on putting up salmon at
an abundant rate from their fishing
station in that section. There has
been an unusually large run and
Nygren and Torkelson had every
thing just ready in time to take
advantage of the conditions as they
arose.
J The Jewel Guard has been chart- 1
erod- by Louis Felkcl the well known
trader who will make the trip to)'
Point Hope and expects to g t some
good furs on his voyage. The Jewel
Guard was brought to the roadstead 1
facing Barrack Square to b gin tak
j ing on its load and Felkcl hoped
to make his get away today.
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I. IF YOU DESIRE BUTTER AND 1
| EGGS OF THE VERY BEST GO 1
I TO LEHMANN’S.
: The Valdez which has been de
| layed unloading due to surf and
'storm was expected to take mail
j this evening from this city on its
trip homeward to Seattle.
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ROSE AND NICHOLAS HAVE i
MOVED INTO YORKEY’S CIGAR c
STAND, OPENING RESTAURANT, i
CIGAR, TOBACCO, FRUIT, CANDY, t
POOL, RILLAIRDS AND SOFT I
DRINKS. MEALS AT ALL HOURS, 1
WE AY A XT YOUR PATRONAGE.
Ohas Sulzer with that thotfulness t
I for the poor corporations is trying <
| to have all taxes removed from the t
| gold mining industry. It’s nice of
j Charlie. AVhen the eight hour day <
| matter was brot to Charlie’s atten
tion young Sulz r, according to the
Empire, said it would be improper; i
to intervene. | l
Charles Weckman, skipp r of the i
Nokatak, says that there is deeper!']
water in the Koyuk this year than ^
ever before to his recoil etion. His t
explanation of this is interesting.' f
He says that the river ice froze solid i
to the bottom and when it went out i
it dredged the river bottom In Its (
j passage to the sea. In any event ; ]
j boats have r.o trouble reaching Dime ,
I landing. At the break up the water , f
■ was the highest recorded and there i
was eighteen inches in the Swanson (
store yvhicli is away above the river, j j
CROOKS 20 DAY SAKE
Trices to suit the pocket book.
I will take anything within reason
for I am going to quit.
NEXT DOOR TO CITY HACK.
The erection of the Snake River
harbor jetty is not likely to be con
sidered as long as the alternative
suggestion of the Alaska Mines Cor
poration is before Congress. The
company is after a dredging mono
poly on the beach for ten years
and for this would open up a river
channel in Snake river ar.d keep it
dredge while they backed up a pile
of tailings along the Nome front to
protect the buildings. The Seattle
engineers did not take kindly to the
scheme for they failed to see how
such a barrier as a tailing pile was
going to be any protection against
the surf they knew of in Nome. But
in Washington where local condi
tions are unknown, the engineers
thot well of it, especially as it
seemed likely to save the appropria
tion. The Soatte men frankly re
garded the ten year mining right e.s
“the nigger in the wood pile” or in
other words the joker in the plan.
NOTICE
T>R Heimlich has moved into the
flat above the Board of Trad"*.
Wo are.
In regular convention
Assembled
The last four
Ptarmigan
Remaining in this
Division
And we appoint ourselves
A Committee
To draft resolutions
Welcoming Martin
O
Solborg
To the Outdoor life
As the new
Game Warden .
Selah.
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DELICIOUS FRESH STRA WISER- j
ftlES 40 CENTS PER HOZ AT'
LEHMANN’S. 4!
The new postal regulations for
lewspapers and other publications
lave been promulgated. Speaking
lispassionately and as one who sub
nets hi ms If to a reasonable effort
o understand, it would take a
Philadelphia lawyer whose acumen
s undisputed th term of his nat-,
iral life to figure out the elaborate
ichrmo that the postal department
las prepared for the newspapers of
lie nation.
The local Chapter of the Red
^ross has received notification of its
luota of knitted goods which has
>oen allotted to the memhbersliip as
heir work to supply the orgnniza
!on. This allotment consists of
110 pair woolen sox and 30 sweat
rs. These must be delivered to the
radquarters of the Red Cross by
September 1 and it can be seen
hat the ladies will have to get
>usv with their knitting needles if
hey ere to furnish this quota.
ATTENTION ODD EE FLOWS
All Odd Fellows are requested to
>3 present at 8:00 p. m. Friday
vening, July 19. Installation of
Ifficers.
C. R. WATSON, Secy.
A returned miner from the Koug
irok says that the met in that
ection r.ro ail working the eight
:our day except Mathews and he
ins his crew working ten and would j
ater work twelve. Why he will not I
mrk them 24 hours per day is not
xplained. He ought to in all season
f 12 Lour.; is good then 24 ought
o he twice as good. Kollilier is at
resent doing repair work getting
;is machine in shape.
After n tough passage at times
hru the Arctic ice, the IT. S. Mor
antilo’s steamer Arctic arrived yes
erdav in the roadstead.
T.OWhKY—I'KDTiKY WEDDING
Promptly at 8 o'clock last evening
ha wedding cpremony of Miss
lelen Ruth Crowley and Rieut.
'imothy Ashbury Pedley was solern
ized—Rev Cha3 Shank officiating,
'lie beautifully decorat'd church
,-as filled to overflowing by the
nany friends of the bride and j
;room. The bridal party was led
y Miss Jean Crowley, sister of the
mide, who wore grey taffeta and
arrled a bouquet of blue forget-me
lOta and pink roses. The hrid^
cas beautifully gowned in white
atin and wore an artistically draped
■oil. She carried a huge bouquet
f white roses and orange blossoms
ntermingled with masses of fern
nd white tulle. Mr Carl J Romen
cted as attendant to the groom,
fhiile the bride was given away by
er brother—Mr P. E. Crowley.
'he Church was very tastefully deeo
oted with forget-me-nots, blue bells
nd fern, the bridal party standing
nder a bell of blue forget-me-nots,
fter the ceremony dainty refresh
lents were served and the young
ouple received the congratulations|
nd beat wishes of their many friends ^
t the home of the brides mother—
Irs. Nellie Crowley.
The Territorial Road Commission
as received from Secretary Ch; s
I Davidson the most complete and
p to date atlas of Alaska ever
isued. The “Territorial Highway
lat Book of Alaska," as it is called
ontair.s 103 maps of various sec
ions of the Territory on a scale
f 4 miles to the inch. The book
as been compiled by the Board in
uneau from various official govern
lent surveys and other sources pri
larlly for tho purpose cf showing the
oads and. trails which are construct
d from time to time, and provt
ion is made to keep the maps up
o date in the various divisions as
rork progresses. All other featiires
re shown on the maps which may
e inspected at the office of the
‘-rn'mission on Court Way.
WANTED AT ONCE FIVE
HUNDRED AND ONE MEN
to hare their suits cleaned, pressed
and repaired
We make them look like nc-w.
We make alterations.
A11 prices reasonable
First class workmanship.
All work guaranteed
Wc do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Give us a trial and you will come
again.
We make a speciality of making
and repairing furs.
NOME TAILORING COMPANY.
Next door to Segerstrom and Hagen.
THE MODEL CLEANING
ESTABLISHMENT
Pressing, .Repairing, and Altera
tions made to Ladies and Gentle
mens Clothing.
R. M. SEIDLER.
(Next door to Emporium store.)
Are You Seeking a Patent? Let
ihe Worker Advertise it.
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fuel line of candy, chocolates, cum.
we serve. Fresh Ice Cream Daily
HILLS BROS’ COFFEE, SODAS, COCO COLA,
SOURDOUGH HOT-CAKES, HAM AND EGGS,
WARM AND COLD LUNCHES, FRESH WHIP
PED CREAM-PUFFS, WEDNESDAYS AND
CARL PORATH, PROP. SUNDAYS.
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