VICTORIA TAKES LARGE
LIST FROM DISTRICT
Mrs Mary Klien, Mrs Annie Nelson,
H'rs E L Erickson, Mrs A L Keene,
Mrs H De Ronne N C De Ronne, Mrs
A G Laird, Mrs A H Nyland, A H Ny
land, Mrs J E Hewitt, Mrs W J Will
-iamson. Miss Anna Danielson, Mrs J
A Lighthill, J A Lighthill, M E Beeve,
Mrs Wm Wheeler, Henry Wheeler,
Mrs Tom Mulligan, David Runyan,
Mrs A M Runyan, L H McCloy, Mrs
L H McCloy, C A Hagen, J W Seger
strom, A C Laird, Tom Mulligan, Sol
Lewis, Miss Florence Perry, Bertha
Brown Miss Annie Johnson, E W
Carleton, J A Melin, Mrs Annie
Schmidt, Mre Sophia Lewis, Gilbert |
Russel, Miss Mary Spoon, A B Brown,
Mrs L Herringer, Frank Hall, Mrs Sj
J Kirby, Willie Kirby, Mrs A M Sund
berg. Mrs Robert Cavey, Mrs C Bray
ton, Mrs Ruby Lewis, Mrs S B Lewis,
Barbara Haering, Mrs Jennie Haer
ing,, MTS Gus Alexson, Mrs Josie
Degen Kolb, Mrs S Simson, Mrs C
H Frost, Mrs A Gnivin Mary Givinin,
Ira Orton, Joe Sheldon, Mrs Ed Young
'Mrs S R Gftldbaum, Mrs A D Modini,
Miss Louise Grat, Mrs C O Blood, Mrs
James Frawley, James Frawley, Mrs
James Turned, Miss Bertha Lund,
Mrs S H Burgh, S H Burgh, H Green
ebrg, Mrs E Hill, Miss I Miller, Mrs
<J A Adams, Lucielle Adams, Alison
Adams, F Bockman, A W Kah Mrs
Blanch Reed, Mrs Mary M Smith, Les
lie Smith, Lawrence Smith, Mrs J G
Mondt, Mrs Peter Berg, E Harringer,
J Soupe, John B Adams, H Fries, Mrs
H Fries, E H Danson, Mrs S Nelson,
R W J Reed, G A Paxtan, C E Reid,
Richard Lee, J H Nelson, T M Reed,
A G Blake, Gus B Bernese, Peter
Iverson, Eugene Escallien, Peter Sun
din,, A A (Scotty) Allan, Chester
Milligan, Michaael Touhy, Geo Wood,
Jack Young, C U Olson, N L Chandler,
Anne Almdohe, S Warren, John Lis
ten, Alfred Anderson, Milton Roper, G
C Maheo, Russ Downing, Geo Moheo
Jr, J W Clark, F O'Connor, Thos
Roust Wm Paul Nelson, Chas Oberg,
B Rpan C V Ewing, Mrs S Shannon, j
Ed Praffle, J S Mondt, J Hadley, J F i
Reelor, Alex Swanson, A M Orland, W j
Darcy Chace, G B Brynsten,, Harold,
Anderson, Wm Uhe, Emil Hill, C Wi
Peterson/ D L Macdonald, Harold,
Lundberg, W A Carter, M F Moran, i
J B Ivory, John Winter, J H Mans-,
-field, F M Johnson. Erickson, G John-|
son, J J Cole, Fred Sellens, F A Berg,
Edward Mooss, Andrew Peterson,
Sam Malsoyan, D E Nelson, W J
Keene, James P Daly, H D Longfellow
John Lindberg, Gus E Jones, E A
Young, Tony Shannon, Mrs C Koudela
J G Andree. Mrs K Thorntan, Ed Hal
loran, Geo Adams, Clarence Little
field, E E Splnnie, I Boadsted, S J
Kirby, Clyde Miller, Swan Johnson,
Ernest Balsiger, Jacob W Carlstrum,
S S Beam, John Borzell, Alex BuofT.
Nicolas G Cook, Ove M Elvedahl.^eo
H Geomales, Chas R Haering, Clyde
B Hager, George Halloff, Holgar
Johnson, Martin J Johnson, Melville
K Jollippe, John H Karazonas, Carl
F Larson, Faxon C Lewis, xtlfred J
Cornell, Ralph Lomen, Kristen L
Haden, Boris Magids, John J Mitchell
Jeo W Modini, Chas Murray, Isaac
1 Norberg, Fred Olson, Peter J Pals
lon, Norman Rattray; Geo Shields,
Vlilo Sladovich, Ralph Tapia, Edward
D Webb, Warren E Welch, John G
Sell, C W Mitchell, John Overbaugh
Jladys Nelson, Elmer Reed, Mrs Al
lred Lomen, S H Carthcart. Daniel A
lones, Chas Elflain, Jos T Morgan, F
Novak, Richard Seifert, Jas Waldo,
\JVs F A Henton, F A Henton, Miss
Bertha Saville, Jack Aiken, Barry
Keown.
John Fagan, A Nichiols, E L Erick
son, Wm Wheeler, Evan Jack, W O
Nicholson, R E Fitch, Martin Slein,
W Sedlock, Maleon McLeod, Chas Mc
Fadden, A1 Hartman, Emil Larsen,
Peter McIntosh, D Lucci, O H Huesby,
Eric Anderson, Robert Jacobson, Sig
Amson, Ed Hyman, W McAdams, Wm
McLeod, Louis Weller, Roebrt Peter
son, Paaul Degoukolbe, Julius H Jen
sen, Thomas Donnelly, A Tekopp, C
Hogendorn, Thom Ochman, M A Sny
der, Chas Orheim, Walter Schmidt,
Sam Wittenberg A Wittenberg, A H
Barkley, Gue Nelson, Dimes Magurgin
Peaer Sibley, Jacob Hedman, F B Lar
son, Chas T Haering, S L Horton, M
J Connelly, Harry Lawson, Frank
Milled, Sam Nelson, Gus Elexson, W
Tallefson, Alex Maniel, T F Schmed
ling, Chas Dikeman, T E Enuis, F X
Meyer, John McGivney, Martin Dick
son, Jas Corrigan, H B Walker, R I
Kuhl, A1 Braten, Chas McLaughlin
T C Forbe3, G C Miller, T E lowery
Bill Nesseh, Gus Azoff, Martin Corliss
O Flint, John Heitman, J B Williams
Chas Johnson, C R Watson, R B Ram
sey, P J Flynn, A Carter, Jos Morean
V Anderson, P Donohue, H Kilian, I
Wilkie, S J Bourson, W Raasmussen
B Lundruen, Geo Foreman, W J
Sheehan, Otto Miller, E A Anderson
Henry Conrad, Hilmar Anderson, J i1
Anderson, Manuel Fennandy, J I
Hastings, Wm Paulson, A C Stewart
J W Stewart G Garoff, Vincent Ander
son, A Drewer, Severn Thompson
Hans Graven, L G Kellogg, Chas (
Strand, J Anderson, Jerome E Hunte
August Soderholm, Peter Jensen
John Orhem, Jens Olsen, Fred Jr
Stone, Jack Gale, John Froeren, H I
Thomas, J P Larson, Martin Leber
John Johnson, W J Hunt, Harold Fer
guson, E Webster, Chas Maatthews
F Mason, Richard Butler, Chas Me
Kay, Caspar Brankles, Tom Sweeney
Jno K Wick, Fred Brownell, Will
im Haering, H Shelton, E Robart
Frank L Rice, C E Johnson Pete Yea
ger, Andy Peterson, J H Fredericks
H Dorsch, Robt McNutt, Dan Kelly
J Bailey, Nels Ringvall, Ed Dodd, E (
Person, S A Griffith, Albert Ericksor
Joe Zubretsky, Tyce Brown, I Holli
day, John Holm, Pat Sweeney, 1
Baldridge, Andy Beck, G L Jones, Co
Erickson, F F Nokanisi, F I Fellow!
Alfred Johnson, Jas E Hewett, Joh
Johnson, Paul Nelson Jr, Henry Ga
| vin, Tom Tanrbroff, II L Blake, Lou!
Gardero.
NEWS NOTES
Albeit Boreas blew with consider
able violence on the town, the noise of j
the storm was not sufficient to drown
the music of the wedding bells at St!
Joseph’s Church where the marriage;
ceremony was duly solemnized be
tween Thomas Killeen and Miss N
Cushii). rihe charming bride is the
latest arrival on the Victoria and the
bridegroom is a well known miner of i
this section who is at present holding
the postion of Special Agent for the
Suppression of the liquor traff
imong the natives. After the knc
vas tied a sumptuous wedding breal
'ast was served where the best (
lappy days with other kindred goo
wishes were offered the happy pai
In these the Industrial Worker ma
ae permitted to join. Many hapr
lays!
Promotions have been enjoyed b
wo of the Nome drafted men at Foa
iavis when Harry Gabrelson wa
made Sergeant and Joe M’Doug;
:orporal In the National army. N®lr.
her of these men will be in the num
>er that Is leaving on the Victoria.
3oth perform duties of a clerical na
:ure at the Fort.
While many are preparing to make
;heir getaway on the Victoria yester
lay and today, prospectors as if they
lever were aware of the presence of
:he last boat of the season’s fleet in
:he roadstead Were making ready for
their winter’s work and quite indif
ferent to the erratic movements of
the chechacoes.
The Industrial Worker employed
i census man to make out a list of
adult males and females who will
remain in this winter. That is the
voting age population. Contrary to
the general surmise this is not so
small. Exclusive of natives, and
children under 21, the Nome popula
tion when the Victoria weighs anchor
will be 460. This list includes many
however who will he most of the time
in mining camps in this vicinity, but
who come to town weekly or ofteaer
for supplies or other purposes. There
fore Including children the Nome
population will be close to 600.
This takes ijo stock of the soldiers
who cannot vote at Fort Davis, and
it will thus be seen that the forecasts
of most of those who held that Nome
would have an exceedingly small pop
ulation have been without warrant.
Included in the list are about twenty
who had Intended to go outside but
who changed their minds at the last
minute. This population ought to
make it pleasant for one another dur
ing the winter.
It was worth exactly ten dollars
an hour for men to work on the
barges in connection with the dis
charging of the cargo of the Victoria.
Maybe a bit more, but ■there was no
change in the rate of pay as far as
one could learn in spite of the cold,
now if the workers engaged in steve
doring had control of a coal pile in
stead of labor poyyer—here ring off,
what’s the use.
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S. S. VICTORIA
will Bail from Seattle for Nom on her last trip 10 a. m. Oct. 10th.
Last Sailing of the Season
S LEAVES NOME
OCTOBER THE 20TH
R. A. Carrol! Agent, Nome
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Capital $100,000.00
Workingmen’s Accounts Solicited.
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As we are [now preparing our stock to in
ventory we find {many [lines of shoes', in [which
there are but few sizes left. Many of these shoes
are being sold every day REGARDLESS of COST.
Watch our Window. Every day we find new
bargains to offer, %
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
This space reserved by
C. W. Lewis
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from a needle to an j
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THORULF LEHMANN
OUR PRICES ARE THE
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AND PATRONS FOR THEIR
PATRIONASE IN THE PAST
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