PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
I. Mustard. M. !>., Physician and
Cur-aeon.
Dr. E. E. Hill.
James W. Bell, Attomey-al- Law.
DRUGGISTS.
H. O. Butler*
Mauro & Co.
BANKS.
Miners’ A Merchants’ Bank.
Nome Bank & Trust Co.
Alaska Banking & Safe Deposit Co.
NEWS, TOBACCO AND CIGAR8.
Turkey's Store.
JEWELERS.
Segerstrom & Hagen
LUBRICATORS, MACHINERY AND
8UPPLIES.
Chas. W. Reed.
NESTAURANT8 AND BAKERIES.
North Pole Bakery & Coffee House.
Anvil Bakery.
Bodin’s Coffee and Chop House.
North Star Restaurant.
Board of Trade Lunch Counter.
MEAT MARKET8.
Pacific Cold Storage.
StETAIL FAMILY LIQUOR STORE.
A. G. Oliver & Co.
The Lobby.
I SALOONS.
The Montana.
The Board of Trade.
The Eagle. 1 ■[
Headquarters
The Bank.
A. U. Oliver & Co.
HARDWARE.
Darling & Dean Co.
BEER
.Nome Brewery
DRY GOODS AND GENTS
FURNI8HING8.
M. D. Samuels.
The Surprise Store.
DRY GOODS
Saunders Sisters
CLOTHING AND GENERAL MER
CHANDISE.
■Cheap John
Miners’ Store
Mutual Mercantile Co.
MEN’S SHOE STORE.
Fred. Petersen.
GROCERIES.
Moller & Ince.
Snake River Grocery.
Freeding & Borgen
The Five Hundred Grocery.
transportation.
Seward Peninsula Railway.
TAILORS.
Nome Tailoring Company.
John Feyrer.
BARBERS, BATHS, ETC.
Bourdon’s Barber Shop
EUtte Bath House.
City Baths.
TRANSFER
W. J. Howe
SCAVENGER.
J. Martini.
MONOPOLE grill
Darling & Dean hav
on Iron Creek,
Waskey’s Camp:
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call and see
us at once.
Scavenger Co,
AU Orders Receive
Prompt Attention
J- XaHini» Phone Main
FRED. PETERSEN
314 Front St
TROUBLE
AHEAD
Special to Nome Induatrial Worker.
LONDON, Oct. 1—The outlook for
a settlement of the trouble between
the locked out boiler makers and the
Shipbuilders Employers’ Federation is
less promising. Many branch meet
ings which were held in the past few
days to vote on the question of giving
the masters the guarantees demanded
in regard to future strikes were not in
favor of the stand taken by the ex
ecutive officers, who favor the em
ployers.
It is possible, however, that a ma
jority may be in favor of giving the
guarantees to the employers, in which
case there will be a strong and bitter
ly hostile minority.
Jarrow, Sunderland and Blyth are
opposed to giving the guarantee, while
the employes at Barrow and on the
Clyde are in favor of the proposition.
ALASKAN ITEMS
A Valdez pioneer named McCarthy
was drowned last month on the Ton
sina River; the body was recovered.
A two stamp mill on the Golden Bul
lion mine In Knik, Southwestern Alas
ka, Is turning out gold at the rate of
over $900 per day.
John Kivette who formerly was
jailed at Seward and later at Nush
agak, committed suicide last month
in a room over the Palace saloon in the
town of Seward.
One of those In control declares that
the Alaska Northern will build three
hundred miles of an extension to its
present mileage next summer. For
some time now this road has been
long on promises to build.
Judge Cushman, while in Seward
last month, had witnesses brought be
fore him whom he interrogated con
cerning alleged illegal voting on the
Alaska Northern at the last election.
Nothing comes of the Interrogation.
Taft at the Conservation Congress
declared himself in favor of leasing the
coal lands of Alaska, but is not in
favor of leasing more than 2500 acres
to any individual or corporation. And,
come to think of it, that seems plenty
for one firm to handle.
The first shipment of ore from the
Pueblo mine at Whitehorse was re
ceived at the Tacoma smelter, being
brought down by the steamer Edith.
Greenough who with Pete Larson was
interested in the Morning mine in
Idaho is the proprietor of the Pueblo
mine.
The Valdez Chamber of Commerce
is protesting against the abandonment
of the Valdez-Tonsina trail in favor
of the Copper Center-Chjtina route
sind objects that the money used to
prepare this route is taken from the
fund necessary to keep the former
trail in repairs.
The hawser used to pull the Prin
cess May off the rocks near Lynn
Canal, by the tug Jolllffe was sixteen
inches in measurement, but at the con
clusion of the successful tow it
measured but twelve inches. The
Jolllffe is one thousand horse power,
and said to be the most powerful tug
on the coast.
John Phillips who was awarded the
sum of fifteen thousand dollars from
the Copper River and Northwestern R.
R. for Injuries received in the Hasey
riots in Keystone canyon, had the
amount cut down by Judge Cushman
who said it was excessive, and would
order a new trial in lace all in excess of
ten thousand was not remitted.
i A native named Klane who murdered
a white family some tirfie ago has
been released from McNeill’s Island.
He was- shtenced to twenty years but
has now been pardoned after serving
half of his sen tehee; the opinion is ex
pressed that the authorities made a
mistake. Klane lived and committed
his crime near Juneau, and the natives
held a great potlatch to celebrate his
release.
When the town of Chltina was plat
ted at the terminus of the Copper
River and Northwestern R. R. It was
turned over to a man named Anderson
who proceeded to cut down the size
of the lots and Increase the price of
the same. This angered the Inhab
itants so they withdrew to the gov
ernment land, and there they have
started up a town of their own so
that the railroad city is deserted alto
gether.
An echo of the nasty Hasey case was
heard in the Cordova courts when a
jury awarded John Phillips $15,000
from the Copper River Railroad for
injuries received in that little incident
when the agents of the Guggs fired
upon the employes of the Home rail
road killing and shooting several.
That was the time when Governor
Hoggatt, so quick to send troops to
protect the Treadwell property from
the striking miners, was pleased to
turn a blind eye towards the murder
ous villainy of the Guggenheims
through their agents. The case will be
appealed.
BELMONT POINT
GETS LIGHT
Residents on Belmont Point are
now elated that there has been plac
ed in their section of the city a much
needed tungsten light.
The residents donated the labor of
putting in the light, and under the
superintendency of Mr. Geo. Diamond
the work was successfully performed,
Last night everything was in readiness
for the lights to burn as soon as the
wiring is completed.
For a long time this section of the
city was sadly neglected, and a light
was found to be badly needed every
winter. A Good Citizen’s Club was
formed and the members putting their
heads together succeeded in obtain
ing from the council the necessary
consent as to the much needed light.
We have a home for the homeless at
the Elite Baths.
Subscribe for the Nome Industrial
Worker, 50 cents per month.
Bowl yourself an appetite at the
Brwling Alleys.
Union Men — Advertisers in your
paper deserve your patronage.
The City Bath House in the City
Bath House building, M. O. Solberg
Healthful exercise at the B wling
Alleys.
All trails lead to the Elite Baths
Open all night.
Get our ratas on Job Work.
CHAS.W. REED
Machinery
and Mining Supplies
Centrifugal Pumps. Upright and Hor
izontal Boilers. Gasoline Engines. Steam
Pumps. Steam Engines. Holsts. Steam
Hose. Points. All sizes Pipe. Pipe Fit
tings. Plpeflttlng Tools. Blacksmith
Tools. Lubricating Oils. Belting.
MACHINIST BLACKSMITH
No. 5 Front Steet.
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For the Finest and most varied selection;
of Wines, liquors and Cigars in town tol
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NOTICE OF RECEIVER’S SALE
OF ALL THE PROPERTY REAL
AND PE RSONAL OF THE TAY
LOR CREEK DITCH COM
PANY, SITUATED IN THE
KOUGAROK RECORDING
DISTRICT
Public notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the Sth day of October, 1910. at
1 o’clock p. m. of said day. at the Front
Door of the United States Court House
in the City of Nome, District of Alaska,
the undersigned Receiver of the Tay
lor Creek Ditch Company, a corpora
tion will, pursuant to an order of sale
made and entered on September 20th,
1910, by the United States District
Court for the District of Alaska, Sec
ond Division, in a certain cause therein
pending entitled “Charles Arthur
Moore, Jr., plaintiff against the Taylor
Creek Ditch Company, a corporation,
defendant,’' SELL at public auction
to the highest bidder upon the terms
hereinafter stated all the real and per
sonal property of the Taylor Creek
DitchC'ompany, a corporation, situated
in the Kougarok Recording District,
District of Alaska, enumerated and
described as follows:
Placer claims and interests therein:
Arctic Group consisting of the follow
ing: an undivided % interest McAllis
Bencb ; an undivided % interest Dry
Channel Fraction; all Kennedy Frac
tion ; all No. 2 Bench Below Merrits
Discovery; all No. 3 Bench Below
Merrits Discovery; all Nos. 1, 2 and 3
Willow Creek ; all Steiger Bench ; an
undivided % interest Joe Bench; all
Butte Bench; an undivided % interest
Molly McGuire Bench ; an undivided
% interest Methe Bench; an undivided
H interest Adams Bench ; all Rubber
Boot Fraction; an undivided % inter
est in Last Chance Fraction; an un
divided % interest in Tundra Fraction
and an undivided % interest in Kings
land Fraction, all left limit Kougarok
River; an undivided % interest Anna
Bench and an undivided % interest in
Mountain Association, both right limit
Kougarok River; all of Merrits Dis
covery ; all No. 1 Above Merrits Dis
covery ; an undivided % interest in
No. 2 Above Merrits Discovery; all
No. 3 Below Merrits, all on Kougarok
River. An undivided % interest Hur
ley Fraction; all Nos. 1, 3, 5 and 6
Arctic Creek; an undivided }4 interest
in 4 and 14 Arctic Creek, tributary
Kougarok River, left limit; an undi
vided % interest in No. 2 left fork
Arctic Creek; Allen Group, consist
ing of the following : an undivided )4
interest in No. 3 Above Merrits Dis
covery, tjji undivided interest in
No. 2 Below Allens Discovery ; an un
divided yi interest in No. 1 Below
Allens; all Allens Discovery; all Nos.
1, 4A, 5 and 6, all Above Allens; an
undivided % interest in No. 2 Above j
Allens, all on the Kougarok River; an
undivided 34 interest in California
Bench; ail Triangle Fraction; an un
divided 34 interest Tallent Bench; an
undivided 34 interest Golden Fraction;
an undivided 34 interest Discovery
Bench; an undivided 3a interest
Gedge Bench; all Saturday Fraction;
Evans Bench, Brown Bench, Kelly
Fraction, Nash Bench, Wright Bench,
all Custer Bench, all Hayes-Duncan
Bench, all E. B. Duncan Bench, all
Starr Bench, all Sunrise Placer Claim,
all Nelson. Farrell, Gallagher, Thill,
Trane, Lobitz, Williams and Mattie
Benches, all left limit Kougarok River,
all No. 2 Bench offNo. 1 Above Allens;
all No. 3 Bench off No. 2 Above
Allens, all Nos. 1 and 2 and 3 Benches
off No. 3 Above Allens Discovery
Kougarok River, all Chase and Ham
ilton Benches, Right Limit Kougarok
River; all Looney Bench, undivided
34 interest Thomas Brooks Bench
Left Limit Kougarok River.
Dreamy Group, consisting of the
following: All Nos. 7 and 8, an un
divided 34 interest in Nos. 9 and 10 and
all Nos. 11, 12 and 12A all Above
Allens Discovery, Kougarok River, all
No. 8 Bench, 9 Bench, Midnight, Ida,
Keystone, Prosperity, Everett, Sher
man, Rockv and Hingham Benches,
and an undivided % interest in Lost
Bench and an undivided 34 interest in
Scandinavian Bench, all on Left Lim
it Kougarok River, all Discovery and
1 Above Dreamy Gulch; all No. 1
Bench Dreamy Gulch ; all Olson and
Lucky Fractions, left limit Kougarok
River; all Noe. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Eldorado
Creek, tributary Kougarok River left
limit; all Sunrise Bench, left limit
Kougarok River; all Una Fraction off
No. 10 Above Allens; all Triangle
Fraction off No. 11 Above Allens; all
Greenhorn Fraction off No. 12 Above
Allens; Found Fraction off No. 12A
Above Allens, all Benches of Kougar
ok River;
Thoxeson Group, consisting of the
following; an undivided 34 interest
No. 14 Above Allens; all Nos. 15 and
16 Above Allens on Kougarok River;
all Nos. 2, 3,5 and 5A and an undivid
ed 9-16 interest No. 4 Above the
Mouth Taylor Creek; all Lake Bench
right limit Eldorado Creek; all Ptar
migan Bench:; Dora Bench; Triangle
Fraction,off No. 1 Bench'; Good Luck
Fraction; Montana Bench and an un
divided >4 interest in No. 1 Bench off
No. 15 Above Allens all on left limit of
Kougarok River; aU SoordCugh
Bench, Stillman Fraction, Pullman
Bench, Siwash Fraction; Queen Anno
Fraction ©ad Taylor Association on
•eft limit Taylor Creek; all Big Tim
ber Bench, Big Timber Fraction;
Thureson or Yager Bench, Big Dia
mond Fraction, Nellie Fraction,
Bullion Triangular Fraction; Oregon
Fraction; ail right limit Kougarok
River; an undivided % interest Dis
covery Homesiake Creek: an undivided
}'% interest No. 4 Homestake Creek; all
Jeffries Bench left limit Kougarok
River; an undivided 1-18 interest Vir
ginia Association left limit; an undi
vided % interest Buckhorn Association
right limit Kougarok River; an un
divided % interest Homestake Bench
left limit Homestake Creek.
No Stake Group on upper Kougarok
River consisting of the following: An
undivided % interest in Nos. 22, 24
and 28 Above Allens Discovery, Kou
garok River: all No. 29 Bench ; all No.
2 No Stake Creek: an undivided % in
terest Battle Ax Association; inter
est Craven Association ; an undivided
interest Vi Chidester Bench.
Mackliu Group on upper Kougarok
River, consisting of the following: an
undivided >£ interest in Nos. 5, 6 and
10 Macklin Creek, tributary Kougarok
River left limit; an undivided 1-4 in
terest in No. 8 Macklin Creek, tribu
tary Kougarok River; an undivided
11-16 interest Macklin Association.'
Arizona Group, consisting of the fol
lowing: all of No. 5 Arizona Creek; an
undivided % interest in Nos. 4 and
8A Arizona Creek, a tributary of Kou
garok River, right limit.
Trinity Group on the Upper Koug
arok River consisting of the following,
an undivided % interest in Nos. 10
Below and 21 Above Johnsons Discov
ery; an undivided J4 interest in No.
5 Below Johnsons Discovery; an un
divided % interest in Mooreland As
sociation, Siphon Group, consisting of
the following, Nos. 6, 7, 8, 11 and 12
above the mouth on Taylor Creek, all
1 X L Association, left limit Taylor
Creek; an undivided interest in No.
2 and all of No. 6 Rock Creek, Tribu
tary Taylor Creea, left limit; an un
divided % interest Montana Associa
tion, left limit Taylor Creek.
Ruby Group on Taylor Creek, con
sisting of the following, an undivided
14 interest in No. 2 Goose Creek; all
No. 3 Goose Creek; all Rattler Bench;
an undivided Ji interest Poverty
Group; an undivided 4-5 interest Aero
Plane Association; all Beattie Asso
ciation: all on the right limit Taylor
Creek.
Solomon Group on upper Taylor
Creek, consisting of the following, an
undivided % interest in Nos. 1, 2, 9,
14, 15 and 16 Solomon Creek, tribu
tary Taylor Creek; an undivided H,
luUvMt in No. 10 Soloffnon Creek, tri
butary of Taylor Creek; an undivided
7-16 interest Alma Association right
limit Solomon Creek; all No. 2 Below
Ellingstone’s Discovery; an undivided
)4 interest in War Eagle, all on Tay
lor Creek.
Midnight Group, on upper Taylor
Creek, consisting of the following, an
undivided >£ interest in Nos. 5 and !
Below Kennedy’s Discovery; an un
divided *£ interest in Royal Flush AS'
sociation; an undivided 9-16 interest
in Midnight Association and all the
McLean Placer Association Claim.
Kennedy Group on Upper Taylor
Creek, consisting of the following, an
undivided % interest in No. 1 Marine
Creek; on undivided 1-4 interest No.
2 Marine Creek; an undivided % in
terest in No. 2 Below Kennedy’s Dis
covery; 11-16 interest in Kennedy’s
Discovery: 1-4 interest No. 6 Above
Kennedy’s Discovery; an undivided %
interest in No. 1 Above Moran’s Dis
covery, all on Taylor Creek.
Merrit Group on Henry Creek, con
sisting of the following, Nos. 6 and 14
Henry Creek from the mouth: all of
No. 6 Bench off No. 1 Henry Creek,
Lillian Group on Henry Creek, con
sisting of an undivided % interest rfo.
15 Henry Creek; 1-4 interest No. 18
Henry Creek; Nome Association, Spot
ted Horse, Wild Horse, Gold Bug,
Departure and Bull Frog Associa
tions, all on Henry Creek. Villa
Group on Henry Creek, consisting of
following, No. 26 Henry Creek, all
Elsie and Villa Associations left limit
Henry Creek. Broncho Group, con
sisting of the following, all No. 30 or
37 Henry Creek; all Broncho Associa
tion; all McGilvray and May Be So
Association, Henry Creek.
Lincoln Group on Lincoln Creek,
consisting of all Travis, Myrtle and
Ada Associations, all on Lincoln
Creek, a tributary of Henry Creek,
all Black Butte Association on Grant
Creek, a tributary of Henry Creek,
left limit.
Trade and Manufacturing Site of the
Taylor Creek Ditch Co. at Davidson’s
Landing, containing 17.36 acres and
known as Survey No. 604. Ditch and
Water Rights as follows:
NORTH STAR DITCH—Having Its
main intake on Taylor Creek about
one mile above the mouth of Mid
night Creek, thence extending down
.Taylor Creek, sometimes on one limit
and sometimes on the other limit of
said creek to Arctic Creek, a tribu
tary of the Kougarok River, together
with all the waters of Taylor Creek
and its tributaries and the tributaries
of the Kougarok -River; appropriated
thereby and all the water rights ap
purtenant iliiiilii tnfsilui with all
flumes, siphons, pipi lines, spillways,
pun stocks and other appurtenances to
Mid ditch.
HENRY CREEK DITCH—Having
two bead intakes, one on Henry
Creek and one on Lincoln Creek and
extending down Henry Creek and
Lincoln and Grant Creeks to a junc
tion near the mouth of Henry Creek,
thence along the left limit of Henry
Creek and the right limit of the
Kougarok River to Homestake Creek,
a tributary of the Kougarok River, to
gether with all the waters of Lincoln
Creek, Henry Creek, Grant Creek
and their tributaries appropriated
thereby and all water righti appur
tenant thereto, together with all
flumes, siphons, pipe lines, spillways,
penstocks and other appurtenances to
said ditch.
Also the ditch formerly belonging to
the Cascade Mihing Company, taking
water from Taylor Creek, left limit,
and other various short ditches ap
purtenant to the mining claims here
inbefore described.
PERSONAL PROPERTY AT HENRY
CREEK, DAVIDSON’S LANDING,
DREAMY CAMP AND OTHER
PLACES IN THE KOUGAROK
MINING AND RECORDING DIS
TRICT, DISTRICT OF ALASKA
consisting of Blacksmith Tools and
Iron, Carpenters Tools, Coal, Hay,
Oats and other feed; buildings, tents,
drugs; engineers’ instruments ’and
equipment; groceries, supplies, har
ness, wagons, sleighs; hardware, hy
draulic pipe and hydraulic supplies;
eleven horses, lumber, mining tools,
implements and equipment, office sup
plies, boilers, prospecting outfits, roof
paper, paint and oil, stoves, kitchen
and camp furniture, telephones and
telephone supplies, dry goods and
other personal property, a full and
detailed inventory of which is on file
in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, District of Alaska, Second
Division, in the suit of Charles Arthur
Moore, Jr, vs. Taylor Creek Ditch
Company, copies of which said inven
tory can be examined at the banking
house of the Alaska Banking & Safe
Deposit Company, Nome, Alaska, and
at the office of Ira D. Orton, Attorney
at Law, Gold Digger Building, Nome,
Alaska.
Said real and personal property will
be sold as a whole unless such bids
shall be received for separate parcels
as in the judgment of said receiver
make it more advantageous to sell the
same in separate parcels, and the sale
will be made upon the following terms:
All property sold in separate parcels
must be paid for in cash at the time of
the sale, but upon a bid for the entire
property the purchaser, if his bid be
accepted, shall be required to pay in
cash at the time o| the sale the sum of
twenty-flye hundred dollars, anffTfie*
balance may be paid within thirty
days thereafter to Harold Russell
Griffith, Receiver of said Taylor
Creek Ditch Company, appointed and
qualified by and under the order of
the United States Circuit Court for
the Southern District of New York,
at his office, No. 51 Wall Street, in the
City and State of New York.
Said sale will be made subject to
confirmation by the United States
District Court, District of Alaska, Sec
ond Division.
CHARLES A. FERRIN
Receiver of the Taylor Creek Ditch
Company, a corporation.
Dated Nome, Alaska, September 21,
1910.
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