The Nome nugget., 1901-07-21
PERSONAL.

F. o. RognOn, formerly United States commissioner at Teller, is in town. Attorney c. J. Lomen has moved his office to the Northwestern Commercial Company's building.
 | Guy Brubecker. who was in Nome last year. has returned, and Is now clerk of the municipal court. |, E. w. Backus, president and mana ger of the Minnesota Colorado Mining Company, arrived on the Senator.
 Judge Rawson has gone to the Kou- garok, where he will superintend the opening of several claims in which he is interested.
 | Sidney .Cahen has gone to No. Hungry creek. in which he is sinterested, and will devote his attention this season to mining. . t>- 2 F. J. McNulty, a well known Nome attorney, has returned from kougarok district. where he has been located since last winter. "t' 2 Judge Burns. United States coms- siOner and recorder at Port Safety, is in town. Judge Burns says that
 Bonanza district is looking up well.
 Captain E. F. Coy. one of the owners of the Daisy claim on Nakkila gulch. will leave in few days for the Agiapuk district. where he is interested in a number of claims. Dr. Frank Galehouse, who went out side on the first trip of the Jeanie, has returned. The doctor is at the head of new company, which has been formed to operate mines in Fair Haven dis trict.
 Captain Wilson, formerly aide to General Shafter, U. $. A.. is in Nome on 90 days leave of absence. Captain Wilson, who is friend of Captain Geo. B. Baldwin, is enjoying his visit to this section immensely. s..l
 One of the oldest land attorneys in the north is General C. w. Turner. General Turner practiced for years in Montana and achieved an enviable reputation as a successful practitioner. He has offices in the Hunter building.
 Mrs. A. w. Piper, wife of A. w. Piper, proprietor of Piper's bakery, arrived on the Senator from Seattle on visit to her husband, whom she had not seen in over two years. Mir. Piper having been in Nome since the spring of 1899.
 Dr. H. D. Pratt, who has been pros- pecting in the Good Hope section for the past three months. is in town. Dr. Pratt is favorably impressed with the future outlook for that country, although little has been done as yet in the way of development.
 Archie w. Clark. w. NJ. Forrest Jr. and Hunter Dalton left this morning for Banner creek, in the CasadepOga district. Messrs. Clark, Forrest and Frank Thacher recently purchased No. l. Banner. The. claim will be exten- sively worked this season.
 A couple of pleasant dinner parties at the Cafe de Paris last evening, con sisted of Captain George B. Baldwin and his guests. Captain Wilson, U. $. A., and Howard Turner, of the N. C. Co.,; and Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Dawson and guests, Rev. Fathers Rene and Jac- quet.
 t. A party of Minneapolis men, compos- ed of Gen. COrser, Judge Griffin and G. s. .Canfield are stopping at the Gold en Gate Hotel. All are we'll known citizens of the Flour City. They are interested in valuable mining claims in this section. Mir. Garfield was formerly editor and manager of the Minneapolis Press.
 C. B. Bristol recently received copy of the Cincinnati Enquirer, containing a picture and sketch of the life of Judge H, P. Ingalls,, of Huntsville. O., ''the oldest living snowman" contemporary of Barnum, Forepaugh, Tony Pastor, Dan Rice and other showmen. Judge Ingalls, was former, partner of Mir. Bristol, who years ago brought out Millie Christine, the celebrated two headed girl of North Carolina.