LATE TELEGRAMS
BRIEFLY TOLD
TO STlltV VOLCANO
WASHINGTON, April 25—The ar
rival of the Griggs, Mount Katmai ex.
pedition at Kodiak has been announc
ed here.
• This is tiie third party which under
The auspicps of the Amsr can Geo
graphical Society is making a study
the Katmai volcano and the
. Changes wrought in the Katmia valley
Tiering and after the eruption fo
.Mount Katmia.
* RIOTS IN HAMBURG
BERLIN, April 24—Rioting is re
ported going on full blast in Ham
v burg while a state of siege has been
^declared at Bremen. Newspapers in
3the latter city are reported to have
been entirely suppressed, the use of
The telephone and telgraph is pro
hibited and all letters are being cen
sured.
START CAMPAIGN
WASHINGTON, April 24—It has
been announced that the Democratic
National Committee will meet at
Chicago on May 28th and 29th.
This meeting will mark the opening
of the next democratic presidential
■campaign.
WAR BABIES
CHICAGO, April 24—Hogs sold
here at he Stock Yards at $21.15, per
hundred pounds a record figure. Lard
is Quoted at 3 4 cents per pound and
«qom at $1.62 per bushel.
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WASHINGTON. April 25—A move
ment is on foot to induce the Demo
cratic National Committee which
meets next month to adopt a resolu
tion asking for the removal of Gen
eral Postmaster Burleson.
The Postmaster General’s presence
in the Wilson Cabinet might prove a
stumbling block during the next
presidential campaign, as he has been
persona non grata with the labor ele
ment and as his high handed proceed
ings in suppressing radical labor pa
pers has aroused the resentment of a
large part of the population.
PARIS, April 2G—The two last
Italian Peace delegates, Foreign Min
ister Sonnino and former Premier'
Salandra left for Rome at 2 p. m.
BERLIN. April 26—Local papers I
commenting on the withdrawal of the !
Italian delegation made no effort, to
day to conceal their satisfaction with
the turn of events.
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Local News Items
find Town Topics
Memorial services in honor of the
deceased brothers will be held by the
Fraternal Order of Eagles and Loyal
Order of Moose to morrow at Eagle
Hall. The service of the Eagles will
commence at 2 p. m.. Friends of the
deceased members are invited to at
tend.
The ser.vices of the Moose will fol
low those of the Eagle Fraternity at
three p. m.
AT PIONEER IGLOO
BEDS SOcents per night. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. Also use of read
ing room for guests.
MRS MONOHAM
A committee of Odd Fellows has
been busy on the arrangements for
the Centenial celebration of their or
der. An entertainment s to be given
tonight at their new hall to which all
Odd Fellows and their families and
Rebekahs and their families are in
vited. Light refreshments will be
promised by the entertainment com
promised -b ythe entertainment com
mittee to all who attend the function.
ATTENTION L. O. O. M.
Memorial services in memory or de
parted brothers will be held at lodge
rooms, Eagle Hall, Sunday, April 27th
Members assemble Eagle clul> rooms,
2:80 p. ni. By oHlev of the Dictator.
( HAS, THOMAS, Sec’ty
It is reported thatt he remains of
James Reilly, who was lost in the fall
of 1ft 15 while he and a companion
were travelling from Council to Top
kok, has been found by reindeer
herders between White Mountain and
Chenik. Reilly was well known to
nearly everyone in Nome and at one
time served as a member of the City
countil. The two men lost their way
after leaving Fox's Roadhouse and
latr became separated. Reilly’s
partner, after wandering around for
10 days subsisting on berries and
roots finally stumbling on to a ditch
camp on the Topkok ditgh in a semi
deiirious and starving condition. He
was brot to the liosp tal in Nome
where he recovered. No trace of
Reilly was ever found until the re
ported discovery of his remains.
EAGLES ATTENTION
. . F. O. E. Members will assemble at
Eagle Club rooms at 1:80 p. ill. Sun
da.!, April 27, to prepare for Memor
ial sei vices at 2 p m..
Arthur Brooker, after taking in
the delights of our city for a few
days returned to Dime creek again
conveying Barney Ctibney the new
-Road Commissioner who is taking the
I rip for the purpose of acquainting
himself witht he needs of the east
oriast settlements regarding roads,
etc.
NOTICE
. 0<1<1 Fellows and their families,
Ri bekahs and tlieir families, arc
cordially invited to attend tlie 100
anniversary of the founding of the
eider nt W p. m. tonight at their new
home. Dancing and light refresh
ments follow Anniversary ceremonies.
COMMITTEE.
AX NOUN ( KME NT
Attorney Fred Harrison from
Marshall has moved his offices to
Nome may bo found in Rooms 0 and
10 Wild Goose Building.
Telephone Main 113.
John Tomic who has been prospect
ing ail winter with his partner Chris
Niclanovieh on their property on
Hobson creek is in town on business.
Mr TonVc says that the ground is
frozen to bedrock or to a depth of
from twelve to sixteen feet, and that
altho they have struck fair prospects
unless water iA plentiful this summer
conditions are not very favorable for a
good summer on Hobson creek.
Ed Beldan writing from Candle
where he is in charge of the property
of the Candle Creek Mining Co, says
that only two men are prespecting
there this winter and that the camp
is virtually dead.
Only two men are employed in the
Kugruk quarty mine, doing assess
ment work, as they have been hamp
ered in development work by lack ol
powder. Mr Bolden is registering a
strenuous kick about the mail service
we are -blessed with this winter, two
mails only having reached Candle
this winter up to the 21 of March.
The campaign is now on; every
body talk and Boost the Victory
Loan.
NOTICE
All members of Nome Miners I'nioi
local 240, I. M. M. and S. \V. are re
quested to attend without fail tin
meeting; on May 3rd.
Business of importance to be trails
acted.
I,. M. PETERSON, Pres.
O. MII.LS, Sec-Treas.
Following are the rules govern
ing the Victory Loan contest.
1. Contest open to all, women am
men. no age limit.
2. Contest begins April 29th 2 p
m. ending Monday noon May 5th.
3. Prizes,to be awarded by Counci
ot' Defense, three helmets to be con
tested for by both women and mot
five medals to be contested for b;
men only.
4. Prizes to be awarded by Wo
man's Liberty Loan Committee, tei
medals to be contested for by womei
only.
5. The three workers turning ii
the highest amount of subscription:
will have the choice of either a helme
ar a medal, the remaining reward:
will be made consecutively.
ii. Final decision will rest unti
pledges have been take
7. Workers are not limited to an.
particular section. Go as you please
S. All contestants are requested ti
meet over the store of Chairmai
Frank Kicsele, headquarters of thi
Victory Loan in the A. B. Club room
Tuesday April, 29th, 2 o'clock p. m.
9. Instructions will be given ant
pledge cards issued at he meeting.
10. Any one wishsing to enter tht
contest and not oStng able to be pres
ent at the above mentioned time, mat
obtain cards from Secretary, Galei
B. Fry, Rooms 2-3 Daniels buildilnf
at any time afterwards.
1 i. All awards will be made on tht
basis of the largest amount in dollars
subscribed.
ATTENTION L. O. O. M.
Regular semi monthly meting ol
tilt' Loyal Order of Moose will bt
held Monday evening at fi p. in. shat |
All members are directed to bt
present. By order of the Dictator.
( HAS, THOMAS, See'ty
Quite a few spectators were as
sembled in the City Hall at lie las
: council meeting expecting a consider
[ able display of verbal pyrotechnic
i over the seating of Mr Maynard whi
! was duly elected Councilman to til
the vacancy caused by the withdrawn
of Mr ('has Lewis, but nothing hap
pened. The matter was disposed o
by a motion introduced by Council
man Seidenverg who moved that M
Maynard, being duly elected, a certi
Hcate of election be issued to hin
with Councilman Milot moving tha
the council taken no action in tli
matter. Mayor Holt asked City At
torney Cochran if the election of M
Maynard and Councilman Selden
verg'a resolution were legal, receiv
ing on affiirmative answer.
On a vote being taken on the reso
lution, Councilinen Cavey, Petersor
and Seidenverg voted in favor, an
Councilman Milot and Tarnutze
against tho adoption. The resolutio
having carried,* Mr Maynard wa
sworn in.
After the City Clerk had been in
stucted to mail cards to the delln
quent taxpayers, the council adjourn
ed.
CARD OF THANKS
To my many friends and supporter
in ‘the Second Division I hereby ex
tend my sincere thanks for their lova
support during my two years’ tern
of office as Territorial Road Cornmis
sioner.
JOHN A. WILSON
Thomas Killeen, the special agen
for the suppression of the liquor t.raf
fic among the natives arrived in Norn
after, an extended trip to the eas
coast settlements inpursuance of hi
duty. Mr Killeen reports that afte
leaving Nome he visited Counci
Dime creek and all other settlement
as for as Okulerak Mission and IIoop
er Bay. From Hooper Bay, Mr Kit
leen traveled by way of the Kitswa
mountain pass to Mountain village o
the Yukon anti thence to Marahsa
He met Joe Darling at Marshal wh
told him that the Stuyahook strik
had been a frost so far. Betwee
300 anti 400 holes have been sun
to bedrock but no pay other tha
what was fouud on the discover
claim has been located so far.
good many prospectors are still r
work trying to locate an extension c
the pay. Mr Killeen says that a
far as he could find out about 15
natives died from the influenza araon
the nnlfves in the settlements bt
tween the mouth of the, Yukon an
Hooper Bay. The natives are report
ed to be poverty stricken and lead
1 ing a hand to mouth existence.
A warrant having been sworn ou
at St Michael by some parties againr:
some natives at Unalakleet for violat
1 ing the game laws, having killei
eleven beavers, Mr Killeen arrestei
the three culprits and brot them ti
St Michael where the U. S. Commis
sioner sentenced them td 10, 40 am
1 60 days respectively.
.Toe McArthur and Jack Skain re
turned to Nome from Cape Prince o
Wales, having been employed ther
by the Bureau of Education leav.in
here with the first relief party.
- j Mr Skain has been busy
- ( after the health and welfare
natives during this period which Me
t Arthur has been employed in freight
t ling supplies the last months from
- Teller to the Cape for the Bureau of
1 Education.
i All the natives are reported to be
> well but the old native settlements
- along the coast between Teller and
1 Nome present a desolate picture as
very few natives there managed to
survive the influenza.
t Much lock will have to be carried
> on during the reconstruction period
5 for which funds are ug’ently needed.
Huy Victory Notes and do your bit.
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If you want to either hire or be
hired, Jet us hear from. you.
> Employers will please state na
i ture of positions to be filled and
i wages paid.
i 'I hose desiring positions will
otato qualifications and nature of
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E. J. WHITE
, Chief of Bureau
By order of the Governor.
MINERS ATTENTION
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worthy of your patronage. They
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advertise. Give them the preference
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for which the change is desired.
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pointment in not securing desired
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