* Classified Ads
FOR SALE—Two pool tables, com
plete; in first-class condition. For par
ticulars inquire at News office.
FOR SALE—Second-hand typewriter;
cheap for cash. Inquire Nenana News
Office.
^ FOR RENT—Asbestos-lined, heated
rooms in cent rally-located building. In
quire Simson’s store.
ROLL-TOP DESK for sale. Inquire
Nenana News Office
STORE FOR RENT. Inquire Sim
son’s store
FOE SALE—Single iron bed, spring
a and ma'.'ress inquire Nenana News.
Fine Store Room, wtth
plate-glass front for rent
Inquire Simson's.
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PROGRESS OE THE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE
Continued from Page 2.
BERLIN: Reinforcements |for the
Russo-Rumanian forces are continuing
to arrive on the Transylvanian frontier.
During the past two days an entire di
vision of Russians, 20,000 strong, have
arrived.
PARIS: The King of Spain and the
Spanish ambassadors of France and
Russia and several other foreign diplo
mats are assembled at San Sebastian.
Much speculation as to the object of
the gathering is indulged in
FRIDAY
BERLIN: The retirement at his own
request of Field Marshal Alexander
Von Kluck has just been announced.
Von Kluck commanded the German
right wing in the memorable drive to
wards Paris two years ago and was
wounded in one of the engagements
resulting therefrom.
LONDON: The Germans under Von
Falkenhavn are pursuing the Ruman
ians across the border and are now only,
85 miles from Bucharest. The Germans
are in much larger force in this vicinity
than was suspected by the Allies.
PARIS; A raid was made on the Mau
ser Works at Obenidorff by a fleet of
forty Allied aeroplanes. Nfne ol the
allied and six German airships were de
stroyed.
NEW YORK: Several reports just
received here say that the German
submarine, U 53, is now heading for Eu
ropean waters.
It is generally conceded by German
diplomats that the submarine Bremen
has been destroyed.
PARIS: Official reports received from
the districts lying north and south of
the Somme are to the effect that in the
north the German attacks have been re
pulsed, and in the south the French are
now in the vicinity of Biaches and La
Maisonette.
WASHINGTON: In the latest reply
of the allied governments to the protest
I made bv the United States relative to
the seizure of the mails by the British,
they reiterate their right to intercept
and search all found on neutral ships,
promising to minimize delays incident
thereto and to remedy the abuses at
present prevailing. What iurther ac
tion is contemplated by the United
States in the matter is not known.
PROPOSALS FOR POUNDMASTER
Xenana Townsite
Sealed proposals for the position of
Poundmaster for Xenana townsite will
be received at the office of the Town
site Manager up to 4 p. m., October 31,
1916, and then publicly opened.
The duty of the ponndmaster shall be
to impound dogs and other animals
found running at large upon the streets
and alleys of Xenana townsite. He
shall receive as compensation for his
services,
For each dog impounded
j Keep, tor each dog im
! pounded, (per dsv)
| For each horse, mule.
! etc., impounded
Keep for each horse, mule,
etc., impounded, (per
day)
«2.5C
.50
5.00
2.5t
: :tiou as above set forth
3uo.ii ue paid by the owner of such ani
mal or animals in case of removal trom
the pound, or from the sale of such an
' imals by the poundmaster; but the town
: site of Xenana shall not be responsible
! for any compensation whatever to such
ponndmaster.
A portion of one of the unsold blocks
in the townsite will be set aside for the
r.mose of a pound, and the ponnd
t his own cost and ti
?nd sufficient
_a.s -s may be im
.;.:i:ish suitable and saf
r same, and such animals
nes be treated humanely,
ip'-m the place selected for a
-i . ioov oe used bv the poncdmastei
. for the erection oi such buildings oi
shelter as may be necessary in coanec
Dog Owners Warned
Catcher is Wanted
—
As is the case in all well regulated
cities the dogs of Xenana are to be pre- !
vented in future from roaming the j
streets unattended. Such is the sub- ;
stance of a notice posted several days
ago by Townsite Manager Ryu*, and in i
order that the new regulation may be
enforced a poundmaster will be ap- .
pointed to pick up all dogs and other
. other animals found running at large ■
i in the streets of the town.
| Another notice posted during the
! week was one forbidding the use of fire
| arms and explosives within the limits
' of the town. This regulation became
effective on October 16, while the own
ers of dogs were given until the 38th
to take their animals from the streets,
The two notices read as follows:
On and after October 18, 1916, no
dogs, horses, mules or other animals
shall be permitted to run at large in the
streets or allevs of Xenana townsite.
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Any such animals found running at large
will be taken up bv the poundmaster or
any police officer or other person and
placed in the pound. The owner or
i anv person having control of any animal
j impounded, as herein provided, shall
i be entitled to recover possession of the
same upon pavmentof fees to the pound
; master as follows:
' For each dog impounded . . . $2.50
Keep for each and every
day impounded ... .50
For each horse, mule,
etc., impounded . . . 5.00
Keep, for each and every
day ... 2.50
If, after the expiration of ten days j
from the impounding of any dog, horse, j
mnle or other animal no claimant ap- :
pears, the poundmaster shall have the
right to dispose ol such animal either at j
public or private sale or by killing, at1
his option.
Incase of attack bv any dog running '
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at large within the town limits upon j
any person, such dog will immediately .
be ordered killed.
F. S. RYUS,
Townsite Manager.
Effective October 18, 1916.
The use of dynamite, powder, fire
arms and other explosives within the
I limits of Nenana townsite is hereby
strictly forbidden.
F. S. RYUS,
Townsite Manager.
October 16. 1916.
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tion with the care and keep of animals
impounded, free of cost to him.
The poundmaster shall keep a record
of all animals impounded by him, such
record to contain a description ol each
animal, the number of days impounded,
how disposed of, the orice realized and
the name of th» person to whom sold,
and shall submit a bi-monthly report to
the townsite manager.
If, after the expiration of five days
from the impounding of any dog or
other animal no notice has been served
upon him by the owner or person hav
ing control of the same, the pound
master shall have the iight to dispose of
such animal or animals by public or pri
vate sale or by killing, at his option.
The poundmaster shall give bond in
the snm of $250 for the proper perform
ance of his duties.
Proposals should be delivered to the
townsite office, and any further or ad
ditional information npon this subject
maybe secured at that place.
October IS, 1916.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
This is to certify that the co-partner-!
ship heretofore existing between the j
undersigned and George Sarindes, in the j
business known as Restaurant A, has
this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent, the undersigned having withdraw n
[ from the partnership and being no long
j er responsible Iot any of the firm’s obli
gations.
J. B. TSASIIS.
Dated at Nenana. Oct. 17, 1916.
Advertise in the Nenana News.
NENANA SHEET METAL WORKS
Full Line of
And Material for all kinds of
Sheet Metal Work
i Sinhold & Palfy
Market St.
Nenana Trading Co.
Will Move to.New Home
on “A” Street within the
nest few days
General Merchandise
Ronald P. M’Ccwan Wrr.* D. Papaocpulos
GROCERSES
Liquors Hay
Cigars
Tobacco
HARDWARE
Oats
Feed
Nails
Utensils
Tools
Steves
Ranges
Heaters
Corrogated Iron Building Paper
Aluminumware Graniteware ,
Enameiware
MISHAWAKA BOOTS and SHOES
Dodge Bros. Motor Cars
Corona Typewriters
Most Complete Stock of Genera!
Merchandise in the North
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.
Fairbanks
Chena
When 5n Fairbanks
Drink BARTHEUS Beer
The Best Made
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR
Complete New Line Just Received
FELT SHOES WITH CLOTH TOPS
SIMEON’S DEPARTMENT STORE