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Headquarters 511 Denham Buld’g.,
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LOCAL 240, I. U. M. M. & S. W.
t'h<j\[egdlar meeting or the Nome
•tine Worker*’ Union, Local No.
C40, of the W. F. of M., I* held
every Saturday eTenlng at 8 p. m. at
■Ciner’a Hall. Office hours 1 p. m.
to « p. in.. 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
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PHONE, BLACK 171.
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Aathorlzed Capital $125,000
Paid Up Capita) $50,000.
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All Orders Receivej
Prompt Attention .
PHONE MAIN 70.
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Every line is first, class.
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Local News Items
find Town Topics
Mrs. Peter McKenzie Bayne and
Miss Doris Bayne left last Tuesday
morning (per dog-team) for the
i Kougarok. *•
The lady and her daughter will
I pay a brief visit to the Springs.
They will also drop over and see
! their relative, Harold Bayne
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I Prices within reach of ALL—Apr. 27
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! New Engtaad Boded Dinner Wed*
j nesday and Sunday at Modini's Cafe
and Lunch Counter.
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The case of the U. S. vs Martin
ICennelly is still in progress in the
District. Court. The defendant was
upon the stand nearly all day yes
terday.
Chas. F. Sandford, editor of the
Nome Daily Nugget was called to the
star.d to testify in rebuttal for the
government yesterday afternoon.
Both sides rested about 4:20 P. M.
The prosecuting attorney will com
mence his opening address to the
I jury at 10 a. m. today. He will be
j followed by Kennelly who will briefly
j address the jury in his own behalf,
i Judge O. D. Cockran will also ad
1 dress the jury in behalf of the ds
! fendant.
The case will go to the jury some
j time this afternoon.
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: One of Rowe’s teams arrived from
i Solomon last evening, under the
j supervision of George Groven Grovell
j Mr. Grovell is one of the Registrants
j in Class I. He was given a physical
examination, and qualified yesterday
j He will return to East Fork tomor
; row, in charge of the team which
i will convey three tons of feed for
| the Rowe stock at Solomon,
j Considerable rail has been taken
■ up lately and now that the trails
I are stiffening at night, hauling to
its final destination for shipment
will proceed.
lyiatt Hansen will go along with
Grovell, to assist the wrecking crew
in dismantling the Solomon River
Railroad.
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■ Tom and Paddy H. Sweeney are
the latest arrivals from Dime creek.
They have been mining and prospect
ing down there since before the close
of navigation last fall,
j Very ^ncouraging news continues
: to arrive in regards to the paystreak
I recently located near the mouth of
j Goose creek by Charlie* Murray.
Murray has a lease from Wallace
! Porter on 600 feet of the same claim
| from which Nass, Glassner, Modini
) and Hager are extracting a pay
! dump.
It is about 50 feet to bedrock on
I this claim. Murray has two hired
men assisting him in running drifts
to determine how extensive the pay
streak is before blocking it out.
The paystreak was located at the
bottom of the shaft, drifting was
commenced for about 20 feet down
stream, then two cross-cuts >vere
commenced which were‘about 120
feet in length, when our informant
left there, (60 feet each direction)
and still in the paystreak, which is
i ; about three feet thick. It is report
' ed that the grab samples taken
| from this claim average nearly 7
cents to the pan. Pans as high as
I 30 cents have been panned out.
j (Paydirt averaging’ 7 cents to the
pan while running drifts, including
| slough, is indeed very encouraging
prospect) Murray has a two years
! lease, and if present indications hold
I out, he ought to be in possession of
' a moderate get-a-way stake by the
. time his leace expires.
He has been prospecting in the
vicinity of Dime since early last
summer.
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During the fore part of the win
ter Charlie Murray, Gene Dougherty
and Dennis Murray elevated a
couple of windlass dumps of pay
dirt to the surface on No. 5 creek
claim.
Denny Murray and Gene Dougher
ty are at present prospecting for the
elusive on Commissioner Setliman’s
property which is located about one
and one-half claim lengths down
stream from the claim, on which
Charlie Murray is working. Gene
and Denny have a lease from Setli
mtin.
Tom Evans assisted by Bell and
Dunn, using ten head of horses
expects to be through sometime this
month, with his contract of cutting
and dlivering the poles for the pro
posed corduroy road from Dime tc
the Landing. The pole3 are being
hauled from Peace river, a distancs
of about 13 miles to the round trip
The Sweeney Brothers will leav<
for the Kougarok sometime dur
ing LUe coming week, to look aftei
their mining interests up there.
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.] Keep Posted, Read the WORKER
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION
A meeting of the Seward Penin
sula Republican Club will be held
at Burgh's Hall, Friday, April 19th,
■ at 8:30 P. M. All Republicans in
vited. Roll Open and Election of
Officers. ***
W. IVARCY CHACE, Pres.
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John Swcdcman made a flying
trip in from Irene last evening,
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Surprises—And MORE Surprises—
APRIL 27th.
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Jake Topolsky dropped in for a
brief visit from Dexter last night.
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Assortment of Books On Fancy
Work, Hundreds of New Designs For
Crochet Work, with Fancy Braids.
Many New Designs, Just Opened.
SEE Miss Oestreich.
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Peter X. Peterson is the latest
arrival from Buster creek.
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If any person in this community
has a Remington pr an Underwood
typewriter for rent, until the open
ing of navigation, please notify this
office, or the lady in Room 9 in the
Daniel’s building. 4
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Sewing Machines, Folding Beds,
Rugs, Linoleum, Dressers, Chiffon
iers and Beds.
NEW & SECOND-HAND AT HOLT'S
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Final Council meeting of the pres
ent Council at 8 P. M. tonight.
After adjournment sine die, re
installation, speeches, etc., cto., will
be in order. Appointment of com
mutes, as well as a few Municipal
plums may be served this evening,
j Get there early if you desire to
; avoid the rush.
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Yesterday the following were ex
• nmined by the Local Board examin
er lor fitness to enter the army:
Frank W. Lilly
Ralph Lomen
Henry Weber
Ove M. Elvcdahl
Geo. Groven Grovell
Yacilis Mahere
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EASTERN STAR SOCIAL
All Masons, their families and lady
friends are cordially invited to at
i tend social and dance given by the
! members of Eastern Star on Friday
j evening, April 19, 8:30 o’clock sharp.
The thermometer registered 0°
I below at the time we went to press.
i Billy Rowe’s splendid team of red
I dogs arrived in town at 5:30 last
! evening. They were brought up
I from Solomon by Ito, the well
known Japanese chef.
Ito came up from Rowe's camp
nt East Fork in Marathon time. In
response to a message ho received
from a friend, stating that his cabin
had recently been broken into.
When we heard about it wo dis
patched our “Gum Sho Man" with
specific instructions to investigate
and report back if possible before
this issue went to press.
He returned with the following
I information:
“Some ‘Patriotic Frier.d, or
Friends?” recently broke into Ito's
cabin and stole one ton of coal.
The thieves overlooked about $500
worth of jewelry, including, a dia
j mend ring, a nugget chain, two gold
j watches, etc.
1 We have been informed that un
til very recently, the majority of
the residents in this community
were beginning to feel that it was
safe to venture outside the city
limits without leaving at watchman
to protect their homer,. But appar
ently it seems as though there are
at least one or more, dirty low
! down spineless petty larceny human
J tapeworms, more vile than either
| the stinging scorpion or the of
fensive skunk. It is almost beyond
! the* human vernacular to express a
! fitting title to such degenerates as
! thoce who will break into a work
ingman’s cabin when he is away
earning the price of his bread and
: butter.
Ito will return to Solomon to
morrow.
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| Jack O’Brien—Home Coon—Apr. 27.
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MRS. It. *r. SF,IDLER
i Has Opened First Class
REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT
! FRONT STREET. Next door to The
Emporium
> We are hare to please old and
- new patrons. We do the best
CLEANING, PRESSING.
ALTERING Jft REPAIRING.
First class workmanship.. Gent
. lenten* and Ladles Clothes.
The Dawson Hotel
(Includes THiii DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN)
I Finest Rooms In Nome
HOMELIKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR TRANS
IENT OR PERMANENT GUESTS.
BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
BARNEY GIBNEY.Proprietor.
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Plain and decorative
painting and paper
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Wm. STIPEK
GLAZING GLASS, PAINTS, WALLPAPER
m & OILS AND &
SIGN PAINTING. VARNISH MOULDING.
PHONE MAIN 171
| The Eagle
| Cigars, Tobacco
| Soft Drinks
| Billards and Pool
| Lunch Counter
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Vanilla Sodas,
Raspberry Sodas,
Strawberry Sodas,
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