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The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
Notice of Forfeiture.
N,JR. AiDska. Aug. 20. I

NOdE Alaska, Aug. 20, 1921.
 To F :; enc II. Lincoln, rankliJ owen, Jostph l., vuhnSon and others. .oL and each .l you q h reby notliie Lat have cxpcnGe'' .h'' sun oI ,n., F ..unGre dUllors. in labor. i' performing the a>seN>inent work for the years i9tU and E0 upon that ccr ain cl i'm known as he Big Bonanzl placer claim. confirming wcnty acreS located on the tundra. or beach. ;lSt back Of the government reservation Cf U tect the beech and adjoinI < S.lne the >outh"ru boundary of this cl. i'm. and is nbONt wo niioS east from the mouth of snake river, nd ud ,oin> tho Hot Stuff claim on the western oundury Of this cinim, in the ape Nome Min Ag District. District of Aldsin. HS will Uppc " certificates filed August :'0, A. D. i.Gl, in the ice of the recorder of tn" said Ci>tritt ill order to hold said miaing property under the provisions of section 2>2i of the Revised StAt- ltcS of the United states, bcirg the amount re- luired to hold the same for the }car Ht0 lsUl, in ccordnnce with an arr;li cement agreed to by Il the parties and co owLerS at th. time of the Providence ard Cap" Nome Miuirp omo iay. You will please take notice. you and each of OH, that if you do not within ninety days after he publication of this notice pay your propoi ion. or if you refuse 10 pay yorr prCpUl- ion of such expenditure aS nforcSail, as e. owners your interest ill said claim will brcomc the property of the ersigncd, under S1id ection 232i, Rev iscd Stnl utcs Of the United %tatts WI. A. PRATT,
 On" of th' Go owners uf the Sep3 AfoT"s d Property.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
AdmiaiS trator's Notice.

Dis, rct of Al .slS Nome Precinct S. In Pr = b.te Court.
 In the matter of the os.uto Of Nils T. Ulness, creaScd
 Letters of administration on the estate Cf atil "ccGS"G, l. tc Of Srii precinct. hGViA; ,ecn ran cd 10 th" underSipa"d. luti ." iS hcIPb ven tht i ners, nS having cl9i:nS or '..''''" nd- ,,,inSl thr s.t GCte,Snd are r2utir'c. vi Li1 K months from tho date of tLis notice. .o lIo hc Sam" with proitr vouch"rH, Win th" uiI- ."rSiEncG 1t tho o'fte tf c. j. i.umcn, .u tho l. of >.um", AlrS.ii. for eX4min tio1 tI.G Ai- Iowun.C. or be forever rarrod.
 No'%AN q. TOVRI9ON,
 Admit is.rator of s. II Estate. c. J. LoNEN.
 Attoruc, for Ad1ni.iSt-c tor. NoT WIw
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
Concerninx Oscar Jackson.

w. J. Mertaugh. who knew Oscar Jackson, the man who was aSlhyxia,ed a few weeks ago on the Keewaljk, says shat Ja ksOn was from Alpena, Mi h.. where he had bother, who l. probably still there. Jackson came to Ntnie in tLe summer of 1899, and worked for a time a. q cMk. Jackson is said to have been well krOwn in the ukOr coln T. {.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
Administrators Notice.

District of. Alaskl, KusG.ricm Precinct -ss h 'ProbatcI uurt. .
 / In the mstthr of the estntc Of Sisurd Einar kppp,ng. dcccased. s. ,4 a.s,4.-. sL.eL CTS inistr; ion on the estate Of si decen>fd, tate -0f. g. Ii pro inct, haviag been grah tcd to tke Undersigned! notice is h"rcbI given thatsH per.sons hhying claims or denhnos aghinst tb9 s.lid deceased are required, within the sAme, with proper vouchers, with the '1r- dcraigned. ut the office of G. J. Lom- n, Nome, Alas1a, for examination ;.nd allowance, or be forever uarrcct Dated EnS. 7th, rOl.
 ADOLF -SCEIr LING. - ~ v !~t Administrators of SGiI EStGto. {
 Attorney for Adufinistrasor. NovSw 4y
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
snow n Loch nAgaF.

There is an old tradition in the highlands of Scotlard to the effect that the owner of Balmoral dies when the snow lies on particular spot of Lochnarar. winch. is rarely covered. even in the severest winters. In fact, according to the local report. the snow has lain there this winter for the first time during the reign of her late majesty, Queen Victoria.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
The N10oOntc BoAo.

The strong bond that unites mem.
 bers of the masonic fraternity showed
 itself in several places in South Ar 'rica. where the Boers ransacked and property belonging to the
 hated Britisher. Invariably masonic lodges were left undisturbed. Indeed,
 the marauding visitors generally
 signed their naDes in the vislt0rS'
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
0. R. & N.
 And Oregon Short Line Lowest Rates Shortest Route

Seattle to all puints East and SoNth- east. via POrtland, Salt Lake City and Denver. Pullman sleepers. library and dining cars, upholstered tourist sleep. CTS and free reclining chair cars. steam heat, Pintsch light. For tickets nor from any point in the Cni,ed State.. Canada OF Europe. call on or address F.. F. Ellis, Gen1 Agt.. 6lS First Ave. Seattle. A. L., Craig, G. F. A..
 Portland
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
NOtIce.

Nome Electric Llgh, and Power Com pany: power h, uSt, le ephone 4i-.; heil>. ,tfice, New EdoradO building, lele phone 43-2 bells. Application Tor sci. wee at el,her place wI.l receive proml; attention
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
Plenty of .Avvfes.

IL is reported that the apple crop in Baden. Germany. was so abundant that the assistance of soldiers had to be asked for its harvesting.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

Heated, furnished rooms at NJ. I .Samuels & Co.,, formerly the Gold Le BIO per III, nth and up.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

YOl nn HlIu. 10 req | NVGCl T when cHH Hr', { del yer d at y,lr door for $l per month.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
Wall paper, Nome Trading 70.

Freighting 10 creeks or about town, Fox Transfer Co.,, 10 Steadman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

Don't fail to get fine turkey fer Thanksgiving at Pacific Cold Storage Company.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

The Nome Trading Co. have the best make of ladies' Arctlc uverShoes.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
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The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

If you want .le.sh tide see FoS Transfer Co.,. 10 Stetdman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23
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MEETINGS

ANVIL, MASONIC CLUB. RrGu,ur TrCtin4 every Thursday night m EJ!acn Gale hall
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

i, i!. Ha.52Y. C. 2. A., CIT2AGo
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

A Q. Y. W. Clap meet, every Saturday. q "A. z r. M at l.o Front ,Stl,,et.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

EL.KS CLUB-OVer Reception. Regular meet E tiig Friday evenings. Ut o'clock F-,
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

IE EAGLES-Mect every SuntaT evenilg at
 C o'clock in the Golden Gate hall .-
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-23

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Evening star., 1901-04-13
MUSICAL MENTION.

Miss Harriet Cady Of New York has been
visiting in the city for some time past and
has greatly pleased all who have heard
her with her fine piano playing. A recital
is to be arranged by the Audubon Society
some time toward the close OF this month
Miss Cady's recent recitals I'm New York
Brooklyn and Princeton have been very
successful. She will probably play a rro-
gram of Russian and Scandinavian music
Miss Katharine Pelton of New York
concert contralto, has spent the last week
in Washington. and on Wednesday even
Ing sang for some of the officers of the
Choral Society. She has a very dramatic
voice and a wonderful range. Her singing
of oratorio selections was so striking that
she win probably be engaged for the
Messiah concert of next season.
The Kneisel Quartet. whose subscription
concerts have been so crowded at the Ho-
tel Raleigh during the past season that no
tickets were sold for single concerts will
give concert at the National Rifles Arm
ory on Monday. May g. Those who have
been denied the opportunity of hearing
them on account of the limited room viii
have chance to secure seats at this con-
cert
Mr.. Jno. Duffey. baritone, assisted Mrs.
Jennie Lind Mueller Green at an organ re-
cital IN Baltimore last Monday evening
Miss Mary Walk has been made leading
Evening star., 1901-04-13
Aside.

Edgar L. Davenport is the latest recruit
to vaudeville.
Sadie Martinot has made a big hit with
"Sapho' in Boston.
The Bostonians have a new opera, the
subject being ALFRED the Great"
Charles Frohman has decided not to star
Dan Daily next season.
George Lederer may take the Williams
and Walker company to London.
The veteran American minstrel "Pony"
Moore. is very Ill at his home in London.
"The Giddy Goat" farce from the
French, will soon be presented in London.
Sarah Cowell LIE Moyne is to produce sIn
Balcony" at Washington May 49, The
theater at which she will appear is not vet
announced. She is to produce a play by
+. Marion Crawford next season.
w. A. Brady will shortly have a new
theater OF his own. In the meantime he
holds valuable time at other houses and
Mr.. Ziegfeld takes Anna Held to the Ca
sino Tor an early autumn engagement In q
new musical piece.
The Last Of the Great Scouts" fs q lit
erary accompaniment of the Buffalo Bill
Evening star., 1901-04-13

colored artist fiffdsf food and shelter. The
objection in firsf-cfass houses to these or
ganizations may be readily appreciated
when, on determining the question, it re-
solves itself ihts ts'iHhe>.displeasure of the
white patrons fae- matter how little or
how much prejudice the local manager
may have. The last attempt to overcome
the prejudice that-existed even when the
novelty attracted was made when the big
Sensation" came. forth as a mixed organf-
cation, an equal number of whites and
blacks. Even this organization, which to
all with inherent prejudice seemed to
transcend the p1oprieties, met with diff
Matt. j. Flynn, at the close of last sea-
son announced that he would thenceforth
present an ail-yhite show. but existing
contracts compened him to retain a num-
Der OF coioreds artts tsts, though the blacks
no longer equal in snumber the whites and
are kept in the bst{1Seroupd
Evening star., 1901-04-13

L. Daniel Frawley has been in New York
during the past week looking up new plays
for his California company, and reports
great prosperity on the coast.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Charles Dickson will shortly try an orig.
inal play entitled THE Girl We Love al
Williamsburg. n. Y, and, should 1t prove
successful, will try a starring tour.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

1t is among the probabilities that De Wolf
Hopper and Lillian Russell will appear to-
gether as Joint stars after their contracts
with Weber & Fields expire next year.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Sandow is playing an engagement I'm a
London music hall. but his feats of
strength are not received with the old-time
enthusiasm.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Jennie feamans, the well-known conc
dienne, was knocked down by bicycle in
the streets OF New York last Monday and
seriously hurt.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

new play has been written with the titla
General Funston and the Filipinos," and
1t will shortly be produced in New York.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

An edition de luxe souvenir of N c
Goodwin and Maxine Elliott has been pub
lished by r. G. Craerin by arrangement
with George ]. Appleton, Mr.. Goodwin $
manager.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

kyrle Bellows hair has turned entirely
white, and he has probably quit the stage
for good. He is in South Africa looking
after mining property, and is said TO be
very prosperous.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Corinne Mayo, daughter of Edwin T.
Mayo, who is starring in "Pudd nhead VIII
son. has begun action against Mortimer
X. Farr in New York for $4,000. charging
blghted affections.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Charnion, the lady who does the disror-
ing act on trapeZe, is to soon appear In
New York, forming one of the side attrac-
tions to MY Lady"
Evening star., 1901-04-13

1t is thought Henry Miller will be at last
happily placed next season. when he APP
pears in the dramatization Of the novel
"DArcy of the Guards"
Evening star., 1901-04-13

James Doei, perhaps the oldest OF the
worlds living actors. celebra ted his ninety
seventh birthday at his residence in London
recently.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

The recent report from London that
Robert Taber is to marry Suzanne Sheldon
an American actress in that city, is now
denied.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Mark Klaw head of the firm OF F1aw &
Erianger, the theatrical managers, Is in
the south in very poor health.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

E. S. Willard Is TO have a London theater
OF his own, the necessary capital having
been subscribed, and site is now being
looked for.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

The Last OF the Great Scouts fs q lit
erary accompaniment of the Buffalo Bill
Evening star., 1901-04-13

George Fuller Golden. president Of tho
white Rats" has been in Chicago estab-
fishing booking agency for that organiza-
tion.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Alice Nielsen, In THE Fortune Teller
made her first appearance I'm London las
Tuesday night, and star and play are saiC
to have made pronounced hit with tn,
English people.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

When Bertha Galland starts next season
her leading man will be Henry II. STAN
ford OF Sir Henry Irving's company.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

MOLLY and the Dukes" a costume play
by George r. Sims and Arthur Shirley has
had copyright performance in England
and will probably be given a London presen-
tation in the fall.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

j. X. Murray and Clara Lane are to head
a light opera company, playing I'm Norfolk
and Richmond for the next five weeks and
then they go to Rochester for the summer s
season in that city.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

THE Belle of Bohemia" which received
cold reception I'm London recently, will be
taken to Berlin early next month.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Alfred Lewis "Wolfeville" sketches are
to be dramatized by Willis Steele who
whipped the Battle of the Strong into
shape, and Charles Frohman will present
the play next fall.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Eddie Foy In his musical farce by George
III. Hobart and A. b. Sloan. will open his
season late In August under the manage
ment of David Henderson, the man who
made him famous
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Willard Spencers opera, Miss Bob
White" has it's first presentation in Phila-
delphia next Monday night
Evening star., 1901-04-13

show. II Is a life Of Col. W. f. Cody. as
told by his sister. Helen Cody Wetmore.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

1t Is now whispered that the Lieber Com
paRy Will manage Harry Woodruff's tour
next season.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

The Sign of the Cross" ends fits season
in Philadelphia tonight and the entire COM
pany sails for London next Wednesday.
The star, Charles Dalton, will remain I'm
this country.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Cecilia LOTUS (''Cissy''D has been engaged
TO become Edward ii. Sotherns leading ac-
tress for next season
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Felix Haney, who has been engaged for
comedy part In the Philadelphia produc-
tion OF Betsy Ross" is a native of that
city and for many years sang in the choir
OF prominent church there.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Over 500 performances OF ~ Message
From Mars" have been given I'm London.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Fay Templeton, now with Weber a.
Fields. will spend her summer vacation in
Paris and on the continent
Evening star., 1901-04-13

ME Russell, present realistic farce, en-
titled 'Our Watermelon Trust"
THE HENSCHELS' SONG RECITAL
The song recital next Tuesday afternoon
at the Columbia Theater Of Mr. and Mrs.
Georg Henschel will attract a large audi
ence. and particularly the local singers
who should hear these artists, not only
with their ears, to the charming Of their
senses, but intelligently, to the profit of
the understanding. Mrs. Henschel's voice
production Is lesson in the art Of song,
and her phrasing is so beautiful it is hard
to find its equal on the stage today, either
Concert or operatic. There is certainly
none superior to 1t. Her singing is TODAY
tion Of refinement. And then what can be
more restful than the bewitching grace of
Mrs Henschel's style? Wherever the
Henschels sing there Is present an art so
81 complete that the most jaded concert
goer must be satisfied. Their program will
be as follows: Duetto Buffo, La cosa non
va netta," Paisiello, Mr.. and Mrs. Henschel:
(a) Recitative and Aria from "Jephtha,"
Handel; b) Canzonetta. "Quel Ruscelletto."
Paradies: (c) Song. Where Be Goin'." Old
Cornish, Mrs Henschel; (a) Air from "Sam-
son." Handel Cb) Cavatina, "Bois Epais,"
Lully. !9 Air from N calandrino." Gina;
Henschel. OBJ "a Lullaby" Henschel, (c)
''Bonne Mutt" Massenet, Mrs Henschel:
duet from the music to Tennyson's Beck
ets y. v. SLdnIOTQ, Mf anu MfS. EenSchei:
songs (a) .'Gruppe Aus Dem Tartarus,
Schubert, Cb) "Lachen Und Weinen." Schu-
bert, ballad (c) young Dietrich" Henschel,
Mr.. Henschel; songs (a) 1.-The Little Red
Lark" Old Irish. (b) 'Annie Laurie" Old
Scottish. (c) THE Milking PAIL" Old Eng
lish, Mrs Henschel; ballad, Archibald
Douglas" Loewe. Mr.. Henschel; duet from
Don PasQuale," Donizetti, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henschel
DAMROSCH SOCIETY.-The Damrosch
Society will present at it's closing concert
for the season two New York singers, who
have not been heard here in public, but
who have gained regulations as artists.
Miss Shannah Cumming stands high as a
soprano in the great metropolis. her voice
being handled with the true artistic tenn
perament. Mckenzie Gordon's fine tenor Is
constantly in demand. The society itself
is In excellent trim for the usual good
work which marks its concerts and Direc-
tor Otto Torney Simon Is much pleased with
the tone and finish the organization has
acquired. Miss Cummings numbers viii
be an aria from Faust" "Die Stiile
Nacht" (Spohr), ''On the Shore (Chami-
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Claxton Wilstach. who is I'm this city I'm
advance of The Princess Chic" has sold
his vaudeville sketch, The Bifurcatets
Girl" outright to its present producers
after drawing snug sum from 1t in roy
alties.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

"Betsy Ross" had its first presentation I'm
Poughkeepsie. n. Y, last Saturday night.
Evening star., 1901-04-13

Mabelle Gilman. who was brought to this
country from London for the principal role
In 1.-The Prima Donna" is critically Al
with throat trouble at a New York hos
pital. Lulu Glaser has been secured for
the role. and the piece starts off next Mon
day night in New York
Evening star., 1901-04-13

James A. Herne has reconsidered his de-
termination To quit the stage and will 20
out next season as usual.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-24
LOO lk TEMnEssEE.


Knoxville. Tenn. May 23.-Reporin
received here from upper east Ten
nessee indicate that the streams Of
that section are out Of banks higher
than ever before The Southern
railway bridge over the Watauga river
near Bristol was washed away and
through traffic east ~ way 0f Bristol
IS stopped. The Southern railway
bridge at Embrrevilie was also carried
on its piers and IS 3 wreck. Traffic
on the EmbreeVilie branch has been
abandoned. At EIiabethtoWn one
man died of fright AZ seeing the rap
salF s=fs-ssater. Al RluleK-s island
on Chucl1y river. three children named
hin were drowned. Their home sras
washed away. At Tate Hill Thomas
Jerald's store IS almost entirely sub
merged By the Chucky rifer and Jer-
aid is believed 20 have been drowned.
Ten steel bridges belonging 10 Green
county over the Chucky river were
washed away last night. The Ten
nessee river here is very high and is
rising.
The greatest food in the history 0f
Elizabethtown swept through there,
drowning three persons and wiping
out 6z dwellings Others are missing
snd are believed 70 have been drowned.
Two hundred and fifty families are
homeless and an the bridges IN the
county have been washed away. Tel
ephone and telegraph lines are down.
The food swept away all the farm
houses along the dee and Watauga
rivers and the damage IN Carter coun-
ty alone "a estimated AZ Si.000.OO0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-24
usE 81 TosAooo PROHIBITED
United Brethern Conference Makes New
Rule for Ita Mlnisters-A posties'
Greed on Hell Modified.

Frederick, Nd, May 23.-rhe gem
eral quadrennal conference Of the
United Brethren Church Of Christ,
which has been in session here since
May 9, adjourned to meet at Topeka,
Kan, in 1905 After a warm discus
sion an amendment was adopted 20
the church discipline to the effect that
hereafter no minister Of the church
shall be allowed TO use tobacco in any
form. and those who are now addicted
TO It's use must desist. In the apos-
ties creed the word "hell' was modi-
fled and will IN future be rendered
"bndes."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-24

President of Machinists Union Thinks 90
Per Cent ~ the strikers win Soon
Return 70 Work.

Washington, May 23.-President
O'ConneIl, Of the international Asso-
citation of Machinists, estimates that
the number Of maehlnists engaged in
the strike Is 10000. lie claims to be
satisfied with the situation and has
confidence IN the result. "By next
Monday morning" he said, probably
90 per cent Of the men who went out
viii be back to work with their de-
mands granted. The other ten per
cent are mostly on the Pacific coast
and IN several Ohio cities San Fran
cisco Is the only place where we look
for a protracted steke."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-24
LtvlEs A poll TAX.
Philippine Commission Adopts Rigid
Measure 70 Collect Revenue to Run the
Provincial Governments.

Nlunila, May 23.-The Philippine
commission has voted loan of S2,5Oo
for each province 70 help pay the eN-
pcnscs tim the land taxes are avail
able. These loans are payable AZ the
end of 1902. The commission has Inn
posed o registration tax Of one peso
annually on all males over IS except
ing soldiers. Non-payment Of the tax
disqualiiies from voting and involves
y penalty Of 100 per cent. which can
be enforced by the sale Of the delin-
guent's goods and chattels.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-24

Gallatin. Mo, May 23.-Ashbrool;
& pcasley's iewelry store, in James
port. this county, was entered, the
safe blown open with nitroglycerine,
and n,.out $500 worth of booty Sc
cured. The work was done by an ex-
pert safe blower.