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speciai correspondence
Provo, Oct. l2.-Republican primaries
were held ia the various wards last
o,,o,t,e, Coz tho oIoc,ion of delegates IN
,-,...
the city convention ana the hoii'ha.ion
Of councilmen and committeeman. The
following is the result.
FIRST WARD.
c,.,. AZ II n,soharrr. sooro.
na, ~ ~ w, -, i'u'e'''''' "'0'
Councilmen--Joseph +. Farrer, d. Il.
pe Ga,,,,aoI 7 nayios ,ti.s sa,ob
t,roratnn
nI nliaoa,osc n c,o,,o, Mise Sarah
prorn,o,, II norb"itar 7 T navies
Bre = Wa,S ~ ~ Hrs r. Watkins Ira
a. i.n,,'ard - fonee rnarlos ne
49, w, nei AZ ~ 60 y. h D'' NJ II 9ay Ms
n ~ Ss w., a. " "' W St,,hhs vv,i,ard
Ri a. i'1' ~ t,''' 5n,t -, tf"Ibrool ~
M mdtu' ~ i5 ~ ~ IIo,L;rs ~ ~ NJ Strons
Sis 80 -. p",nr sS,tns ~ Ne
a Mrs, - ~. i-pose, w. rsts' S'upDS W. w.
~ In S1,,dor N;rs ioncs
~ ' n i1a,t, Hrs n strong Mr.
- ~ G r,oetA, ia,.rh ~ paon ~ NJ
4 I s..lI
D =, - % ., 60 - W. IT.
IN " ~ ~ 49, 49,. chris padsrson NJsry -
., l. reiiyi' ~ t,s, a. 80 "a
NJ unihrooi' Si,as aiirod MIS-
M's; ~ iio'or Nm , Is'as 1N e ST.
T. J.h ~, ieh,, n Ta,i6r
'' .i,so,'o, 80" ~. 10 NJ pohorts NJ
AlleriaeeS d. w. a. H,'i ' Su ., nn'
1oPe' Sa,li, AuSl,iS, Ss" s nV "u'''S ~
I Dgn oon NJ ,trre st1one Mia CON.
ant, s. J. Jones.
SECOND WARD.
,p..t.,,o, to.on, r,oLor. sooroto,. -,
Nice " Ti 'I,o' wor d"N U'"''' ''N va -
'i %.,,, liz 1ohn ~ Graham I
MIMI ve,''''''' 'o''" - ' >" .
''1','n ,i,,aora,p n pou,er Mrs
ts,,t,, a Hires
noiogetasJ 70 y Jobnsor lanes
rio,.o Iohr ~ nraboro T. Miner
Mr. Kitty Hines II Relmont
20 iarn,,oe { X Roherts Mrs Ia
poyor ~ Sorenson Mrs Uapar
sinsIcton n II Rover. I X Rlshop
PAIN, pouJton Arthur Craven 70 /
Ward Jnhn stewart Walter Startup
" n II paxmon Joseph Ward BRIG
Johnson Mrs iIzzie Glove. Miss sadie
crahan, Mica Eliza Ward. John Peter
son a. VI. DcI,one. Mrs. John Stewart,
Mrs / p n. Johnson. Frank Tucker.
Mrs s X Roberts. Chas, Leayitt. Rob
ert Cline. Jos. Ward, Miss Maud Gfa-
nam. n II. Vincent. Jacob Ruper.
Joseph Runner.
Alternaies-Mrs. Ann Jones. Mrs. Os-
ar Wilkins, Samuel Jepperson, Mrs.
frank Tucker. Israel Hodson.
Third WAhp'
chairman Enhraim Homer. score.
tarv I n Jensen
counciImen--W X Farrer VIM p
silver
Conamitteemen- Thouas John Mrs
Mary Vlncsnf
Deleeates-I. / Nelson " / TavIor.
Edgar perry Mrs Thomas John Il r.
Larsen. Mira VI v Vincent Enhrain,
Homer Mrs. j. NJ. Jensen, Myron Tan
ID. q. Waid w. r. belong ERNEST
Henrichsen. Thomas John. {. II. Mil
ler. T. S. Court. l.. l.. Lundberg. w. p.
silver, Abraham Halliday, Mrs. c. II.
Miller. A. e. Buckler John Homer. A.
W. Harding, J. e. Knudsen, Mrs. Mat
Tie Harding VIM. Carter, VIM. Peay.
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Tn snbstitutc Teedlnr

for infants physicians agree that cows
milk Is the basis for all beginnings.
What ic required then Is the best pos
sible milk product Borden's Eagle
Brand Condensed MIX Is ideal, pure,
sterile and guarded against contamlna.
ton. b
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Don't forget, free baby day Monday
at Elite Photo Studio, 2i1 south Main.
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OUR OWN STATE.

The branch ONCE OF the Deseret
News In ogden Is at No. 466 twenty
fourth street where advertisements
and subscriptions Will be receiver.
The News" Is delivered by carriers IN
ogden every evening on the saihe
terms as In Salt Lake City
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LOGAN.
DEATH OF PRESIDENT SNOW
Causes Profound Sorrow - Agricul.
tural College - Lecture.
speelal CORRESPONDENCE.

NTtVIdI VIINFITVIINVHNV'
Logan, Oct, ll,-Resoutions Of respect
TO the memory of the late d. II. Peery
were adopted at meeting Of the direc-
tors Of Thatcher Brothers Banking
company, Of which Mr. Peery was a
member,
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will have him taken back to Nebraska
as soon as possible, but the officials
thought the state asylum is the best
place for him until he can be sent home
again.
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LEcTURE BY proc. RoRINsoN.

Prof. II. w Robinson viii deliver an
address In Logan tabernacle next sun
day evening on THE Early History Of
Joseph Smith," Tabernacle service will
hereafter be held Sunday evenings in
stead OF Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fister enter
tained the Logan Social club very
pleasantly Thursday evening in honor
Of Mrs. VIM, McAllister OF Rexburg,
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE NOTES.
President Kerr went to Salt Lake
City Wednesday and returned Friday,
Dr. G0wans spent several days IN the
capital this week, attending to duties
as member of the State Medical
board.
Prof. Widtsoe visited Provo recently,
spending several days looking after
some fruit experiments instituted by
Prof. Close We reports the expert
ments going on finely with a fair pro-
spect of overcoming the codling moth,
At the close Of the fourth week the
enrolment has reached 49,
Prof. Snow is the proudest happiest
and most exalted member OF the facul-
" at the present time; Miss Snow
came along last Saturday.
Several students are boarding with
Mrs. ]. c. Thomas, near the college,
whose children have diphtheria. They
are under quarantine.
Miss Jacobson, Of Evanston, Wyo-
ming, has been employed as station
clerk, IN place Of Miss Groesbeck, re-
signed. Miss jacobson was a student
In Commercial branches last year.
At the Tuesday faculty meeting II
was decided to exclude from all classes
any student who had without excuse
absented himself from any class or
exercise twice
The library is now open daily from
$50 to 8, except on Mondays, when II
Is open from II to |. The reading room
Is open daily during the week.
The literary societies met for reor-
ganlzation on Friday. They expect
soon TO be fully under way,
Six new typewriters have been added
TO the equipment OF the commercial de-
partment More than twenty are now
in constant use.
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NEWS OF PRESIDENT SHOWS
DEATH
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SNORT LINE RY.
ARRIVES

ARRIVES
ron North and Northwest q. m. 40 p. m.
100 D. m.
Ircu South, sos am. I0:S0 a. IN. i;Op m,
,t5 ,. m. and II 20 pm
frkvEs
Tor North end Northwest s;e5 a. m. 1875 a
NJ. n ;20a m
lor tcuih. 40 a M. s'o5a m, $50 p m, 40
pm. nnd 7il0 .. m.
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

ARRIVES
lion fssi.s ata n, i;ooa M and 200 D m.
IIAyE
i.:tsstS. 6, u. s;is . n snt efepp. n
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

ARRIVES
lion West, Cit5 an. i'5 p m. $50 p NJ.
UAyEs
Vat. 500 a. n. lillian, eiiS p IN
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RIO cRAnpE WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
Iion south snd Fast io'G a, n- 200 n.
ard il:.qpr
IrlvHs
Iusouth and Fast, ':sj a m. 2;is D m. and
us N.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Held in the Various Wards Of Provo City
Last Night
Select Candidates for Counciimen and
Name Delegates Tor city Conven-
lion Death Of q. J. Taylor.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Oct 12.-Republlcan primaries
were held in the various wards last
evening for the election Of delegates TO
the city convention and the nomination
Of councllmen and committeeman. The
following is the result
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-12-28

. = =
"A. j. Smell wanted sto Attend Al
party, but was afreid % Do % On
account Of pans ~ shis atomaelL
which he feared would grow worse. .
He saye, II was telling III troubles
to q lady friend whpsaid 4 8 ham
berlaln's Collie, ChoieFs ahd ptsI-s
rhoea Remedy will put you ii cos%
tlition TO. tile party. bou2bt -
bottle and take pleasure in "a M
that two doses cured me- 6llnf eR-AH''
abIed me to have ! pod taGis q NJ
party. Mr.. Smell u ! Ireaidsnt ~
summer Hill, N. 4 This ennedy ~
for sale By v H Frederick.
druggist. ,.s s,,sa ass.s s.s
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Tor 81 Oso 5oeka.

70 the PubfIoad ss,choo Teach
We have bes ppeinted sy
+. Haasel a Broy agent for tbis
d,srtlct, % seH all The books
adopted BIZ the Stale board a ct
Edncation. Thc books VII tbr 4
sss,ilal 10 sfanllaff iee A seI!
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-12-28
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

In acc ,rdanee witt Act No. 81. OF the
legislature of the ; tate Of J.nuisiara 0v
1s8s, hereby give notice of my inien-
tioa 70 Loin esteal tho followirg Safe.
land, viz:
The southwest quarter OF the north.
cast quarter and the southeast quarter
Of the nrthWest quarter. and the north
bali Of the aobtllE est quarter of sec
Item fOWAsh Z. souttl of aRg1 q a
Ieast, Greensbd a listff I ss
M E kgs ~ Z. ulU. 1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-12-28

The special ,az # ten malls Y y voted q
BY the properly hoId dersi'..eg # 4 Mofgan
City to purchase 4 steap fire. en-
CINE aud build . market house, las
been declared invali4 on tba spitS
OF Mrs. Marie +. tay because the
official advertiseipent Of the special
election did not have the full
thirty days publication stqa'rsd
by law.
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There are now 6 sos Conf detrts
pensioners on the state r6lle 81
Texas and ! number u spl'gc gcatiops
are pending the sl,shsts semsns1
on this account a11 tuos 1 !; 8
year. ss
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Manufacturers Of Glass.
Sand suitable for the maDufac-
ture Of glass is also abundant ali
along the banks Of the Bogue Falia,
above the town of Covington. It
has been practically tested by Pitts
burg manufacturers, and found to
c"ntain all the necessary properties
to produce the finest glassware.
Reasons Why You Should Locate In
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03

 might be secured for school purposes, and that school books and furniture might be expected on an early steamer.
 Mayor Giese informed the council that he had purchased 1000 feet of hose, . combination chemical engine, Il fire alarm boxes, rubber hats, etc. ~' In answer to Harris, the mayor said the bill would be less than 1000. The mayor also gave an interesting account of his talk w.,h President Me Kinley on the judicial situation in Ncne.e
 Complaint was made~tkat the Frye Bruhn Company were slaughtering gsttle oa-the saBdspit and duaaping the otfal on the shore. The health officer was instructed to investigate.
 The Kimball Company was given permission to. erect bulkhead near Hunter way.
 The council djonrned to meet We'd nesday evening, when Councilman Me Phee will tender his resignation.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
OVER ON THE~-
 SIBERIAN COAST
rlr. Ecanhoff and Count PodhOrski on a Tour of ervatiOn-The
 Russians Plans.

D. B. Evanhof. the Russian geol- ogist, who is in charge of the Official Russian Expedition, whose object it is to locate trading posts in the interest of wv. N. ..Venlarlarsky, who holds a mining and trading concession on the Siberian coast, sailed on Saturday evening on the General Siglin. Mir. Eranhotf was accompanied by Count C. 0. Podhorski and few others. The trip will take two or three weeks. On his return Mr. Evanhoff will sail for Seattle and thence for Nladivostock. where he will report to the general government of Amur province. Next spring he expects to return and make arrangements a. to transportation with Americans for the purpose of opening up and developing the mines of the Siberian coast.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
Notice of Forfeiture,

NOME. Alaska Aug. 30, 1901.
 To Eugene H. Lincoln, Franklin F. owen, Joseph C. Johnson and others: You and each of you are hereby notified that have expended the sum of three hundred dollOrS. in labor in performing the assessment work for the years 1901 and 1901 upon that certain claim known aS the Big Bonanza placer claim containing twenty acres, located on the tundra, or beach just back of the government reservation of 6D feet on the beach and adjoining same on the southern boundary of this claim, and i> about two miles east from the mouth of Snake river and adjonS the Hot stuff claim on the western boundary of this claim in the Cape Nome Min ing District, District of Alaska, will appear by certificates filed August RI. A. D. lsWl in the office of the recorder of the said district in order to hold said mining property under the provisions of Section 232i of the Revised Stat utes of the United States being the amount re- qured to hold the same for the year 1900 1901, in accordance with an arrangement agreed to by all Providence and Cape Nome Mining CompaAy. You will please take notice, you and each of you, that if you do not within ninety days after the publication of this notice pay your propor- ton, or If you refuse to pay your propor- ton of such expenditure as aforesaid, as co owners, your interest in said claim will become the property ot the undersigned. under said section 232i Revised Statutes of the United States. WM. A. PRATT.
 One or the Co Owners of the Sep3 Aforesaid Property.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
Government May Build a Land Line. This Winter.
ICE, BREAKS WIRE
The Line Between St. Michael and NulatO, l05 Tiles, Now Being Operated-TheW Work Further Up the River-The Line to Valdes.

St. Michael Aug. 29.-The signal corps serving in Alaska, will be greatly increased this year, as the force is be- ing reduced in the Philippines. Lieut.. Mitchell. signal corps, L. $. A., has left the States with 20 recruits, who will be stationed at Fort Egbert and Fort Gibbon. Ten of the signal corps men now in this country will be sent to the States by the first transport leaving St. Michael, as their three years time is up before June 1. 1902.
 The present cable will probably never be much used. From the information that can he obtained, it seems that the cable was cut by the ice at least nine times within four miles of St. Michael. and at the Port Safety end probably an equal if not greater number of times. Further, at some point both ends of the cahle were lost at distance of nine teen miles apart and diligent digging could not find either end. A piece of cable some 22 miles long was then spliced into the gap. completing the circuit. The cable has been so dam aged as to be practically worthless, and 1t will be source of expense to whom been demonstrated that it is practically impossible to connect Nome and st. Michael by cable, and the government may build land line this winter from CnaIaklik to Nome.
 That 50 much of the telegraph line is now in operation from St. Michael is due to the energy of First Lieutenant o. B. Grimm, of the signal corps, the men of the 1th infantry and signal corps men. who stayed out all last winter.
 A route has been surveyed by Will liam lanert, superintendent of con- struction, from Rampant to point near the head of Beaver creek. A practical route has been found, which is well timbered and fairly dry. Mir. 1anert will continue the exploration this autumn. and endeavor to make connection with the Abercrombie trail and telegraph line on the headwaters of FOrty-mile, where the trail strikes for Tettling, on the Panama.
 The following sections are in oper- ation:
 Nome to Port Safety ......... "A miles St. Michael to Nulalo 195 miles Eagle to boundary line ........ Il miles Va.des to station No. 3....... 37 miles
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
PERSONAL.

Charles D. Lane is down in the Colo yin country.
 Capt. D. H. Jarvis has returned from trip to St. Michael.
 Mrs. C. J. Nunne has returned from flying visit to Seattle and Tacoma.
 Miss Hedaux, sister of Mrs. w. F.. Geiger will leave for Antwerp, Belgium on the Oregon.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. r. Austin of Bluff City are in town in route to the outside. where they will spend the winter.
 C. H. Mercy is now with the Theo- bald Mercantile Co. Mir. Mercy is a hustler and is ''still your friend"
 Capt. o. w. Carlson will remain in Nome this winter. He will be joined by his family who are now in San :. Francisco.
 Capt. o. w. Carlson has returned from trip to the Council City country He reports considerable mining activity in that section.
 Prof. Leonard made semi-successful balloon ascension last night, but bis balloon dropped into the sea about 100 yards from shore.
 B. F. Tufts, the Council City steam boat man, is in town. Mir. Tufts is successfully, operating steamer be- tween White Mountain and Council.
 Deputy Marshal Johnston, accom- panied by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Isaac Evans Mife of Deputy Marshal Evans. of Teller arrived on The transport Rose crans.
 Mrs. C. D. Lane reached Nome from Quartz creek on Thursday evening last. Mrs. Lane was in the Kougarok country for several weeks, A report that she was ill was utterly unfoundcd
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
New Catholic Church.

X side view of the Catholic church. which Father Jacquet. $. J., intends to build at the head of Steadman avenue, can be seen at the office of the NUGGET. When finished it will be an imposing editice, that will announce far and wide the spread of christianity and no doubt be a powerful attraction for families to reside here. and thus add materially to the population of Nome. Father Jac- quet of course expects help from the people of Nome to build this church. and it is to be expected that it will be generously given.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
Total al............................s15, ,633. 42


 The report of Municipal Judge Stew sns showed that, since May l, $6,S15.50 had beensreceived in payment of fines iAd costs ot which s5,o4O.5O had been turned over to the city treasurer. Judge Stevens asked and was granted leave of absence for % days, and on his recommendation A. K. Wheeler was appointed temporary judge. v - ohSsf of Police Joaley's report showed that fines and costs since May ] amounted to s6,sl5.50, and coss-of feed ing prisoners for. the same time was S5o6.6S. Poll Tax Collector Cashel re- ported thsthe he'd collected s2,67O.
 A motion to allow B. Schwarz S75 for . house which had been removed from 4etsler way was lost.
 1Ae 1pp&cationof J. w. Blundon for awharf franchise was referred to the street committee, and the foot bridge over Dry creek was ordered repaired. Hoxsie, ot''the special school com Dittse, said that the school books in use had been sent to Teller, and that . school could not be opened. School Trustee Chambers thought thst one of the barracks buildings
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03

and Johu Meyer, ccpartners IS Overmun & Meyer defendants. on the 99th day ot Marcn, A. D., 1901, which said Judgment and decree IS is entered md recorded in volume two @, page four hundred und thirty.threc t4S9, or the journal records of said court am commande9 to sell all the certain piece or parcel Of land situate. lying and being In the town Of Nome, District of Alaska, second Division, together with the building, and improvements to-w!t. That certain building and trnct of land on the north side of Front street. in the said town of Nome known as the City Bakery and adloinining and between Browns Hall on the east side and the building of one Parks on the west side. and bounded as follows: Begnniog at Il post or point called and marked Number One" being mlSc the southwest corner of the said tract of land. and on the north line of said Front street, and run hing thence eastcrly along said north line of suid street, thirty t30) feet tD d post or point called anu marked IN lnocr Two. und on the westerly line of lot to,mcrly owned by Charles Brown, thence no:therIy GiuLg the said lluc seventy three (13) feet tO post or point called and marseu Number Three, being the north east corner of said ,ruct and on the soalh line of street commonly known DS First avenue, thence running westerly aloaig the southcrly line oi said street to a post called and marked Number Four" thence running southerly seventy three ii3l feet to the place of beginning, excepting however, from the s.iid tract u strip i've feet in width ofi the west side thereof.
 Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that on Friday. the twentieth day of September, A. D. 1901 at the hour of eleven o'clock. n. h., of the said day, In front of the court house on stead man avenue, in the town of Nome. District Of Alaslia. will. in obedience to the said writ of execution and dccrec sell the above described property to satisfy plaintiffs judgment with interest thereon, and costs, at public auction for cash to the highest bidder.
 FRANK II. RICHARDS,
 United States Marshal for the Second Division of Alaska
 By w. R. FORREST, Deputy
 Dated. this 2oth day of August. A. D., 1901
 auB1liW
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
4 New Proprietor.

Mrs. .Oloie Quarles has leased the second story of the building occupied by Blanche's Reception saloon, Front street, to be known as "rhe Queen," for the purpose of running an 'up-to-date lodging house for the winter. The place will be renovated and heated by hot-air radiators throughout, which will insure a warm, comfortable place to room. Everything will be done by the proprietor to make it second to none for the comfort of the guests.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
A Six.Round Contest.

Tonight at the Standard theatre there will be six-round try-out be- tween Frank Martin and John Shar- rock, who are desirous of meeting in q contest to finish. This bout is to de- termine their worth.
 The try-out last Sunday night be- tween Carr and Carney was. short but very lively, Carr winning in three rounds. Carney knew little about the game, but he made up for it in deter imitation. He got neck-hold on Carr and tried to pull his head off. During the three rounds he showed a dis position to fight it out on the floor.
 The Nome Trading Company has the only line of wall ma OorS
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
Notice of Sale.

In the United States District Court for the
 District of Alaska, Second Division. - O. ". Ashby and N. C. Reid. copartners as Ashby & Reid, plaintiffs, vs Leigh Overman and John Meyer. copartners as Overman & Meyer defendants
 Under and by virtue of q special execution issued out of the United States District Court District of Alaska, Second Division, on the 18th day of August, A. D. i90 in the above entitled ac tiDn, wherein the plaintiffs, 0. W. Ashoy and NC Reid, copartners as Ashby X Reid, obtained judgment aud decree against Leigh Overman
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
Notice.

The public is hereby notified that W. J. Barnes and A. M. Barber are no longer in any way connected with the Dawson City, Yukon Territory and Alaska Directory and Gazetteer; that they have no authority to make any contracts or receive any money for or on account of said directory. M. L., Ferguson, publisher, Dawson, Y. T., Canada. Aug. 5, 1901.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03

DEWARD lost strayed or stolen. Two large N husky dogs, answer to name of Jack and Charlie, weight about 100 pounds each and marked black and white. Both bcb.tailed Jacks right ear is lop-eared and upper right tusk broken of. Property of Key Pittman. Will pay $500 for return of dogs and 5000 for evidence leading to conviction of any one for stealing them Key Putnam.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03

We are long in Old Crow and Maryland Rye. lf you choose, draw your own whisky out Uf the
 erf1issl ksrrei, vt me Horseshoe, .:5 Freat St.