The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22
eszS0 soo,v i!SlSlS, shs asaorass;.

sehgers on the Queen for San Fran cisco. G m f 5 \ C. E. Bristol is a passenger on the Queen, bound for his old home in St. Louis Mo. =.
 Stewart Carter. has been seriously ill the past week. of throat trouble. and is coutned:to his home.
 Mrs. LeM scroges. wife of Rev. L.. NJ. Scroggs. of Teller. is in Nome en route, to California, Mrs. Scroggs' health is not good.
 Rev. Fir. Camille, $. J.. formerly of Eagle, but now stationed at St. Mi chael, arrived from the latter place Saturday on the Roanoke.
 Louis Vigelius, of Seheid X O.. ac- c0mpanied' by Mrs. Vigelius and daughter Nelda, was passenger out -on the Senator. for Portland
 w. R. Curtis, purser of the steamer Queen, was ashore yesterday. Mir. Curtis has been in the employ of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company for 2l years.
 A. E. Estabrook. formerly sheriff of Whatcom county. Wash, is recent arrival in Nome. Mir. E>tabrook has been appointed deputy United States marshal at Mary's Igloo.
 Lieutenant D. II. Jarvis, the popular special agent of the treasury depart ment in Nome. is southbOund pas Senger on the Queen. Lieutenant Jar wis will return early next spring.
 Dr. Cabell Whitehead, general man. ager of the Alaska Banking X Safe Deposit Co. is passenger out on the Queen. Dr. Whitehead will spend the winter al his home in Washington, D. C.
 NJ. F. Reed, the popular agent of the White Star Steamship Company, i, a passenger out on the Queen. Mr. Reed has made host of friends this season in Nome. who will welcome him back next spring.
 E. F. Tfengove, the well known as saver for the Bank of Cape Nome, and Lamont ROwlands. a-well known Top the Queen for Seattle. Both will re- turn next spring.
 Geo. Murphy, the city council, dele- gate to Washington is passenger out on the QussA. Mr. ,tnrrb .na y be, depended upon to do his utmost to se- cure legislation beneficial to this sec tion of Alaska.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Barbour leave for Seattle on the Queen. Alr. Barbour was one of the earliest settlers in Nome. having come here in the spring of '9e. Mr. Barbour has disposed of his buSi- ness to Ma jor P. M. Roth.
 T. J. Nestor is a passenger on the Queen for Seattle. Mr. Nestor will visit New York and Porto Rico during the winter, and may be expected in Nome early next spring on the Jeanie, on which vessel he has already engaged passage. I...
 Nate Degginger, d well known old timer, who has been connected with the Northern saloon ever since that well known resort was started, away back in 1899, was a passenger out on the Roanoke. Mr. Degginger will win ter in Seattle. his old home.
 George Stokes, of Peterson X Stokes, First avenue merchants, who spent last winter in Nome. leaves for San Fran cisco on the Queen. He will return in the spring with machinery to work his mines in the Solomon river country and laygs stock qfsoods for the store. Amongshe passehgers on the Sen ator Nege 1'aptain and Mrs. Kidston. Captain Kid,ton will speud the winter in California and New York. During his residence in Nome Capt. Mdston showed himself to be an enternrising and progressive citizen and was always 
 ready to help along any good work. A. Rosencrantz, the hustling repre- sentative in Nome of the San Fran cisco Examiner and an all-around good fellow leaves on the Queen, to return next spring. "Abe" is always up-to- date, and in the past two seasonS which he has spent in Nome, has made host rof friends, who will always be ready to give hintthe 'gi.d hand. '' --'---
 Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Bush are pas sengers out on the Queen. Mir. Bush has been the efficient and pOpularagent of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com pany in Nome since last spring. Hehas proved himself and indefatigabe hustler, and has done good work for his compahy, as has been shown by the big business tranacted this season.
 tf
 Famous City of Chicago.
 This well-known hotel has just been