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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
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Ike Evans is deputy at Seward.
Karl Armstrong is deputy at
Kodiak.
Peter D. Overfield is now at Ocean
Beach, Cal.
W. B. Hastings is in Valdez. His
family is outside.
Guy Brubaker is in the district at
torney's office, Valdez.
Harvey and Al. Sullivan are doing
considerable prospecting around
Valdez.
Fred Tracy is agent in Valdez for
the Alaska Steamship Co. where he
i6 very popular.
Ross Kinney and Giddings are
with the road commission. Gidings
is foreman on the Valdez dyke.
Mike Sullivan who is interested
also in mining in the Port Wells
country has gone into the Shushana.
Kelly Olson is now working placet
ground about thirty miles in from
Seward, at a place called Russian
river.
The Bear will sail September 5
for Unalaska. This revenue cutter
will probably not return again this
season.
Louis Belter formerly of Candle
was in the hotel business at Valdez
up to a short time ago and is now
taking it easy.
Writing from Providence, R. I.,
Sam Bashlow on an elaborate letter
head of Schadin & Bashlow, orders
the Industrial Worker for six
months.
Jafet Lindeberg will leave on the
Corwin for St. Mike's on the next
trip to take in the Shushana strike.
Some horses were shipped hy him on
the Senator for St. Mike's.
The Abler will in all likelihood
leave tomorrow morning for the out
side via St. Mike's and Dutch Har
bor. Some of the crew for the out
side trip were shipped here yester
day.
It was reported that Ira Rank had
sold the Bender Bros, to J. E.
Shields. The captain of the Bender
Bros, will build a larger gasoline
schooner himself for next year's
trading.
A letter recently received an
nounces that it is now a toss up
whether the government construct
ed railroad will begin from Cordova,
Seward or Portage bay. Portage bay
Is most favored.
In spite of the dry weather, the
snow and the frost, mining has
been continuing uninteruptedly on
Center and Flat creek as well as on
Monroeville paystreak. Over one
hundred and sixty men are employed
within this scope mostly at under
ground working.
The wires went dow-n yesterday
for some time near Copper Center.
The stampeders who had heard of
the first real story from the Chisana
having trampled down the wires in
their rush to get there. This is the
theory any way that was advanced
for the interruption and is given for
what it is worth.
The local radio station reported
as follows yesterday:
The St. Helens which is due at
St. Mike’s today reports passing the
Elihu Thompson just north of the
Pass, and she will probably reach
Nome tonight.
The Senator left Solomon for
Golovin at 11 a. m. yesterday and
was due in St. Mike’s midnight last
night. The Senator will take three
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days to unload at St. Mike's.
The St. Helena did not see the
coal boat Terrior.
The Victoria was just off Flattery
midnight Tuesday.
The cold wave still is delivered to !
us with unstinted generosity by the
clerk of the weather who gives
everything in lump fashion. After
handing out a drought in bunches
now he tumbles on the cold wave
with an abandon that makes one '
think of Sunny Cal with longing. A
reason for the cold is advanced by
those who have recently been up
north in that the wind has driven
the ice from the Siberian coast to
the coast of Alaska north of the
straits, and thus chills the breez'es
which comes untempered to the
lambs shorn by the drought. The
night before last was cold. Open
water was frozen and the fountain
in Barrack square contained so
much ice that little dogs could not
have their bath.
The following is from the Seattle
Sun of August 5:
With a heavy cargo of freight, in
cluding a big deck load, the little
steam schooner Arctic, built by the
Marine Railway Co. of Ballard, for
Ira Rank, of Nome, is loaded at pier
7, ready to begin her long voyage to
the North. Most of her cargo is for
R. G. Negus, proprietor of a trading
post at Scammon bay, about 100
miles south of St. Michael.
The Arctic, which is a staunch lit
tle vessel, built along the lines of an
ocean steamship, will be used by
Rank to carry mail and freight from
St. Michaels to the Kotzebue Sound.
She is 64.5 feet long and equipped
with a fore and aft compound en
gine, 6x12, with a 10-inch stroke,
which will develop about 60 horse
power.
The Arctic will not leave for
several days, as there is plenty of
time to make the voyage, and Ranke
has some business to attend to be
fore sailing for the North. The g?.3
scnooner Hetty B. is carrying the
mail pending the arrival of the
Arctic.
JOHN FEVRER
The tailor has returned to Nome
and is back at the old stand with
an up-to-date and selected stock of
goods. Also a fine selection of chil
dren's boys and youths ready made
suits.
Cleaning, Pressing and repairing.
Wessons Cooking Oil, Cottollne,
Cottosuet, and Cocanut Butter at
Chilberg’s.
THE EAGLE
The Home of Straight Whiskeys.
Fine Old Port, Sherry, Claret
Burgundy, Seward Commercial Co
FRANZ JOSEF UNWELL
VIENNA, Aug. 27.—The Emperor
of Apu8tria is ill at his summer
home and considerable anxiety is
felt for his life. The physicians in
attendance upon Franz Josef assert
that it is merely a slight cold that
could give no concern.
Frequent attempts upon the part
of the press to gain definite informa
tion failing, the most alarmist re
! ports were sent oat and to counter
1 act these the court physician in a
signed bulletin declares that the
emperor is only suffering from a
slight attack of influenza.
MIXING PROPERTY FOR SALE
Approximately four million yards
of first class ground feasible for
dredging purposes. Open cuts and
shafts for inspection. Titles perfect;
ten years c ontinuons development
by owner. Xo hot air men need ap
ply. Principals only considered.
Bank reference required. For par
ticulars as to situation or location
inquire this office or Staples House,
adr.
WHERE TO EAT is just as im
portant a question as WHAT TO
EAT. Both questions are answered
! to your satisfaction at.
THE MERCHANT’S CAFE.
This old established restaurant is
still the favorite for good meals well
served.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Ed. Killelea, your heirs, execu- !
tors, assigns or personal represen
tatives :
You are hereby notified that I
have expended in labor and improve
ments the sum of one hundred dol
lars each year for the years 1909,
| 1910 and 1911 on the Ophir as
sociation, an association placer
mining claim situated on Gold Bot
tom creek and recorded and more
fully described on page 340 of
volume 176 of the records of the
| Cape Nome Mining and recording
c^strict in the second division of the
Territory of Alaska.
The above amount has been ex
pended in order to hold said claim
under the provisions of the law con
cerning annual labor upon mining
; claims, being the amount required
to hold said claim.
■ And you are further notified that
i if within ninety days after the last
publication of this notice you fail
to contribute your proportionate
share of said expenditure your in
terest in said claim will become the
property of the undersigned your ;
co-owner under section 2324 Re
vised Statutes of the United States.
RICHARD FENLON,
co-Owner.
First publication June 12, 1913.
Last publication Sept. 18, 1913.
CARLETON HARDWARE CO.
310 Front St. Phone Main 11.
AMAZON STEAM HOSE, SLUICE HOSE. AND ALL KINDS OF
MINING SUPPLIES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Reduced Price on Mazda Lamps
LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS
FROM $7.00 AND UP. BEAUTIFUL MATERIALS.
SEPARATE SKIRTS $2.50. COATS AT $5.00 AND UP.
^ BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE AT THE
SAUNDERS SISTERS
LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS FURNISHINGS, YARD GOODS, ETC.
Do You Want Good
CLOTHING
Get the kind that will keep its
shape and is strictly all wool.
Clothing made right is the kind
we sell. Let us sell you the next
suit or overcoat. A guarantee
with every one. Don’t forget
our stock of Men’s Shoes and
Hats. We carry the best there
is. Prices same as in the States
Surprise Store
CAMINETTI JURY IS NSW
FILLED, SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.—The .
Camminetti trial is delayed by the
failure to secure a complete jury
today, in this the second white
slavery case. District Attorney Sul
livan said that he is confident that
the delay would be but short and
that two or three days at the most
would see the jury filled.
The court is experiencing surpris
ing difficulty in securing a jury for
the Camminetti trial, owing to the
trouble in finding men who can
qualify for the work. The attorneys
for Caminetti are endeavoring to
secure absolute'y disinterested
jurors for the trial, and this has
caused the complete exhaustion of
one venire. Sullivan says that un
less the defense attorneys are less
rigid in their demands some of their
objections may be over-ruled by the
court.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.—This
evening the Caminetti jury was fill
ed. Although this morning when
the second venire was called the de
fense attorneys showed the same in
tention to challenge for cause many
jurors, and to prefer as many ob
jections as they hitherto have been
doing thee ourt impatiently over
ruled many objections, compelling
the defense to exhaust its peremp
tories, and after that the work of
filling the jury proceeded more
rapidly. It was evening before the
jury was filled.
OFF FOR 8HUSHANA.
Will sacrifice large shipment
fresh fruits on Victoria, also 200
boxes extra fancy apples.
ROYAL FRUIT STORE.
A complete variety of Fur and Na
tive Curios at Chllbergs.
WILLIAM STIPEK.
Painting, Paperhanging, and
Decorating.
. .Now ready to bid on all classes of
the above work.. All work carried
out in acordance with specifications.
Promptness and satisfaction Guaran
teed.
“MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED”
GOGGIN SAVES YOU MONEY
Therefore You EARN Money When Yon Buy Your GROCERIES
from GOGGIN.
He Save You Money Because He BUYS RIGHT in Large Quan
tities—and CAN Sell Cheap.
G. P. GOGGIN
Will keep winters outfit, in warm storage free.
JUST RECEIVED
Eureka Miners Special
RUBBER BOOTS. Every pair guaranteed at
S. L. LEWIS, p°Pular Price Clothier
PURITY RELIABILITY ACCURACY
The above qualities we guarantee on every PRESCRIPTION
leaving our store.
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quito bite cure bring unfailing results. Try them.
HILLS PHARMACY
Chemists. Druggists.
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THOS. SHAUGHNESSY
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Complete new stocks in Staple
and Fancy Groceries at
Nome prices
SOLOMON, ALASKA. DICKSON
Mens’and Boys’Shoes
from $1.50 tO $3.50
The above prices for the
Celebrated Selz Shoes
that we have just taken over should
appeal to those with short money
and worn soles.__
P. A. PETERSON SHOE COMPANY
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