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UNALAKLEET, Jand 2,—{By
nail). Christmas *as celebrated
with the usual church attendance
And the Singing of the tots awak
ened echoes in the hearts of more
thap one supposedly hard hearted
wanderer. Christmas trees viete ill
evidence and many childrens hearts
gladdened by toys not made in
Germany.
Henry Burgh arrived with his
large and generous personality
upon the 26th of December in time
time to feast upon the remnants of
ihe noblest of barryard inhabitants
—a monster turkey—and the trim
mings, ho stayed with us three
days and then started for what is
tons mythic'—the Outside—. Many
good luck by witfc htin.
J. Milos from Nome arrived upon
tho 30th of December with the
lighting mall carrier, he joined
forces with Burgh and he too is
headed for the mythical beyond.
New Tears reperts in the form
of dog racing, foot racing etc.
croatod some surprise, the dogs run
over r. twenty four mile course was
made in two (2) hours and seven
teen minutes and was won by Pete
muialuk, with Frank Ryan a close
second. The foot race over a five
mile course was won by Francis, a
Yukon native in twenty five mi
nutes.
FrosUrnd the embryo ‘reindeer
king left tor the outside this a. m.
but confided to the’ writer under
promise of vitalising that it would
not be mentioned, that munipulat
ing reindeer was not ac attractive
a job as pictured by promoters, but
left all his troubles to Hans C.
Larson who has full charge of the
reindeer belonging to the Nome
cyndicate.
Our old friend Paul Kjcgstad
with Dr. Heimlich arrived this a.
m. Paul looks as of old, time has
touches him lightly and the touch
has bnt mutured his personal mag
uitism. It. is nr.ny years since
Paul first passed through here in
charge of one of the Nome fathers
who was somewhat erratic, Eric
Johnson and Dr. Colo vroro along
and in crossing an overflow upon
Ophir Creek in the Anvik country
and in o. plr.ee where tho ice was
thin end the water deep tho Father
hollered Whoa and the dogs obedi
ently stopped and with the sledge
dogs and men sinking the Father
with hands jiplifthed thanked God
for punishing tho big Swedes. (Ask
Eric for the whole story).
T. A. POWER.
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The primary election for the se
lection of candidates to be voted in
the Alr.ska General Election next
fall will be held on the last Tues
day in April, and will fall on April
30th.
Already rumors of aspiring ones
desirous of cmolrting themselves on
the altar of their country and their
territory. Several Nomes citizens
heretofore unknown to political
form and resting in modest obscur
ity are beginning to admit their
qualifications for the arduous du
ties of this office and of that.
For the benefit of hte embryo
statesmen ar.d that Mr Common
Citizen may begin to inform him
self we publish herewith a few of
the pertinent provisions of the law.
MRS. R. M. 8EIDLER
Has Opened First Class
REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT
FRONT STREET. Next door to The
Emporium
We are here to please old and
new patrons. We do the best
CLEANING, PRESSING, ' "
ALTERING ft REPAIRING.
First class *drfcmaa.4ilp.. Gfaat
leamt and Ladles Clothes.
Section 12. That the name of
any candidate for the office of Ter
ritorial Legislature, shall be placed
on the official ballot upon the filing
of nomination papers bearing the
signatures of not less than one
hunderd (100) qualified voters of
the judicial division in which the
candidate resides, not less than sev
enty-five (75) days before the elec
tion, with the Clerk of the District
Court of the judicial division in
which such candidate resides.
Section 2. Chapter 48. To pro
vide for the holding of primary
elections in the Territory of Alaska
to fix the time and manner of
holding the name, to prescribe the
qualifications of candidates to be
nominated at such electipns, and to
designate the mr.nner of filing and
authonticaly their candidacy and
for other purposes.
Bach person desiring to become
a candidate for election to such
office in this Territory shall not less
than sixty days before the date of
the primary election fixed by law
to be held in the even numbered
years, file with the Clerk of the
District Court for the judicial divi
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THE EAGLE
Cigars, Tobacco,
Soft Drinks
Billards and Pool
Bowling Alley in Connection
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BEVERAGES
Bagloy Apple Juice per tin 20c., per dozen.$2.25.
Applju Apple Juice per Btl. 26c. per dozen.2.50
Base I Grape Juice per Btl. 75c., per dozen.7.50
Welch Grape Juice per Pnt. Btl. 35c., per dozen ... .. .. 3.60
Welch Grape Juice per Qt. Btl. 65c., per dozen.$6.75
Loganberry Juice per Pnt. Btl. 35c. per dozen.3.50
Loganberry Juice per Qt. Btl. 65c., epr dozen.6.75
Sparkling Loganberry Juice, per Pnt. Btl., 60c., per dozen 5.50
Bose Lime Juice per Pnt. Btl., 75c., Per dozen.8.00
Cliquot Club
Ginger Ale
Sarsaparilla
Orange Phosphate
Lemon Sour
Root Beer
Birh Beer per dozen $2.60, per Btl. 25c.
Hoot Beer Extract, per Btl. 25c., per dozen $2.25.
VIVO VIVO per dozen $2.25, per Btl. 20c.
A. Polet
cion in which that candidate re
sides, a declaration of candidacy
signed and acknowledged and certi
fied to be a certificate of five elect
ors of the judicial division in
which 3uch candidates resides, and
who are members of the political
party to which such candidate be
long, which declaration of candi
dacy shall be, in substance accord
ing to the form provided for in
Section five (5) of this Act, and
shall pay to said Clerk of this Dis
trict Court in said judicial division
in which such candidate resides,
tho proper fee. Whereupon, such
clerk shall file in his office the de
claration of candidacy and certifi
cate, and cover the fee so paid into
the Territorial Treasury.
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AN AID TO ORGANIZED
UDOR MOVEMENT
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NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—Trade
unionistss in the ten principal coun
tries of Europe which have enacted
health insurance laws to aid the
workers in time of sickness state
thr.t the laws have been of incstim
BO WRING ALLEY REOPENS.
The Bowling Alley next door to
the Eagle saloon Is now open fo*
business. Everybody cordially In
vited to come and enjoy themselves.
Hot Ralls, Broad and Pies at
5 o'clock, every afternoon,
at ARCTIC BAKERY.
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WE CAN K6 IT.
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Peoples Laundry wash everything
except the Baby.
W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
LADIES 6 GENTS TAILOR.
Tour Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
Repaired.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER from
select fabrics and trimmings.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Dor. Lane’s Way and Front Street.
M. PASCOFF.
Prepare for the winter by patron
zing the advertisers of your paper.
Hr. Miner!
THE NOME INDUSTRIAL WBRKER
is prepared to handle
all kinds of
Let us figure on your
work. Call up Black
134 or call at
THE INDUSTRIAL
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able benefit to their members and
to the organized labor movement
In general, according to a resolu
tion just adopted by the Connecti
cut Federation of Labor. Urging
a thorough study by the state Pub
lic Welfare Comission, the resolu
tion emphasizes the need of includ
ing In any plan developed liberal
medical and financial aid to the
sick, 3trorg financial pressure for
the prevention of illness, a.id a de
mocratic method of management,
which shall give proper representa
tion to labor, and shall not allow
commercial insurance companies to
reap profits from the illness of the
tollers.
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FEDERATION OFFICERS
ON OHUO COMMISSION
CLEVELAND Ohio, Jan. 7.—In
Ohio, two strong union officials
-re serving a3 members of tho
state commission now studying uni
versal health Insurance and sick
ness prevention among wage earn
2rs. They are O. B. Chapman, vice
nracider.t of the Ohio Federation
}f Labor ahd T. J. Donnelly, secer
:ary rf the federation.
3ring your forfeiture notices to tba
industrial Worker
oa /oar Job Wort
To Comply
With the spirit and letter of the
Eight Hour Law we will main*
tain the following hours:
9 A. M. TO 6 P. N.
DRUG STORE
9 A. M. TO 9 P. M.
We ask your co=operation
Lomen Bros, i
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AND
Candy Store
The Home of Sweets and
Good Eats
BREAD 15c. A LOAF, 2 LOAVES FOR 25 CENTS.
BEST BREAD,
CAKES,
PIES and
PASTRY
We Serve BREAKFAST
from 6 o'clock a. m.
and GOOD LUNCHES.
FRESH WIPPED CREAM
PUFFS, WEDNESDAY’S
and SUNDAYS.
Fall lino of CANDY:
CHOCOLATES.
CHEWING GUM,
SALTED PEANUTS
Home made
CHOCOLATES
ICECREAM
A Speciality
WE SERVE:
Coco Cola,
Ginger,
Vanilla,
Raspberries,
Strawberries,
Pineapple-Sodas
Gingerale.
ICECREAM-SODAS.
CARL PORATH, Proprietor.
Have Just Prepared
One More Batch of
LUT-FISK
Thorulf Lehmann
Miners and Merchants Bank
Nome, Alaska
Capital $100,000.00
Workingmen's Accounts Solicited.