The Nome nugget., 1901-07-09
PERSONAL.

u' b' oWIHenaFt. IOfneriy U. D. commissioner in Nome and proprietor of the Weekly Sun, was married on March II last, in Kansas City, to Miss Mary Pearl Hummer. Frank Sanders, the Unalakli', mer- chant and hotel man, is in town. Among the passengers who sailed on the Roanoke were Judge Dudley Du Bose, who goes out to San Francisco in obedience to summons from the cir cult court of appeals, to serve a six months sentence for contempt of court; Mrs. David F. Lane, wife of the popu- lar agent of the N. A. T. X T. Co.,. and Chas. E. Steel, late of the Nome News. Colin Beaton, secretary of the school board, left on the St. Paul for San Francisco. During his absence MT. Beaton will purchase school supplies and furniture for the proposed new school building in Nome.
 C. F. Hastings, wife and son arrived recently from Circle City, where Mir. Hastings was connected with the A. (. Co. He will devote his attention this summer to mining in this section.
 Geo. V. BOrchsenius, clerk of the district court, has returned from trip which included Dutch Harbor and St. Michael.
 Joe HOllenbeck, one of the original discoverers of the Kougarok country, has returned to Nome after spending the winter on the outside.
 Mrs. l.. E. Shepard and daughter Mrs. M. c. Emerson, arrived Friday from St. Michael. The ladies came in by way of Dawson and the Yukon river | route.
 J. E. L. James, Council City mining man is in town.
 Chas. Boundy, of the News, was a passenger out on the Roanoke. MT. Boundy will visit his old home at Jer- myn. Penn., and will return to Nome abont the beginning of September.
 Geo. D. Martin, of Council City, is in town.
 w. B. Hastings, formerly agent of the A. C. Co. at St. Michael, is in Nome. l Mr. Hastings is interested in mines at TOpk uk and other districts. Attorney w. H. Nelson arrived on the Nome City from San Francisco. Mayor J. F. Giese was passenger on the Roanoke for Seattle. During his absence he will visit Seattle, San Fran cisco and probably various eastern points.
 Chas. H. Hamilton, of C. H. Hamil- ton Co.,, is in the city on business trip. Mir. Hamilton is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Kidston.
 E.G. McMicken, who went to Seattle on the first trip out of the Nome City. r. turned on the same vessel Sunday V evening.
 R. T. Lyng, of the Northwestern Commercial Co. and vice consul for Norway and Sweden, is recent ar- Erival.
 Archie Hammell, we'll known busi- ness man of Da wson, is in the city.
 James NJ. Wilson, formerly superin- tendent of the Yukon transportatit n service of the A. C. Co.,, is in town. Mr, Wilson is largely interested in mines in this section.
 Mrs. C. D. Lane and Louis L. Lane lift Sunday for KOugarok by way of Teller. Louis Lane is interested in some valuable mining property on Quartz, Dahl and other creeks in that district.
 John A. Dexter, the we'll known pioneer, of Chinik, is in town.
 Stanley w. Finch, an examiner from the department of justice at Washing ton, D. C., arrived on the Nome City, and after making an examination of the different government departments here will proceed to Eagle City and Sitka on similar mission.
 Capt. D. H. Jarvis, of the treasury department, has returned from a visit to St. Michael.
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