The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
PERSONAL.


 Will A. Steel, general manager of the Nome News, arrived on the Oregon from Seattle.
 w. Waechter. the well-known Daw- son and Nome business man, arrived yesterday on the Oregon.
 Mrs. x. B. Solner returned on the Oregon from q brief visit with her parents in Seattle.
 Mrs. w. w. Ewing ha, returned from d short visit to seattle. Mrs. Ewing was a passenger on the Oregon.
 Mrs. B. J. McGinnis, wife of City Clerk McGinnis. and baby arrived from San Francisco on the steamer kimbalI.
 James D. Hoge, president of the First National bank of seattle and vice prcsl- dent of the Bank of Cape Nome, Is in the city.
 Charles w. Glidden, brother-in- law of Captain George B. Baldwin, ar- rived on the steamer Kimball from San Francisco.
 Jesse D. Grant. of san Diego, son of eN-Prc9ident Grant. arrived on the kmhall. Mr.. Grant is registered at the Golden Gate.
 Rev. D. !. Elliott, one of the pioneers of tni, section. arrived on the klmhall from san Francisco, where he is taking d course in college.
 W. L.. Slater, former well-known citizen of Nome, returned on the Oregon from Tacoma, where he spent the winter wiih his family.
 W. II. Isom, vice president of the x. .A. Y. N T. Co.,. and Auditor W. NJ. Downs are expected to arrive on the Roanoke from St. Michael.s
 Mrs. Key Putnam will he d pas,cn- ger on the Oregon for Eureka, Cal.. where she will visit her parents. Mrs. Pittman will remain in Eureka until Mr. littman goes out this fall.
 Nirgil Moore and F. J. I.ackie re- turned on the kimball. Me,sre. Moore and LdcIie are interested ln coal mines at Cape Ii,burne. and have formed a strong company to develop tine mines. James w. Bell for long time past one of the efficient dcputie, iu clerk of the district court : office. has resigned and has formed a law partnership with P. (. Sullivan, the well known Nome attorney.
 A. C. Kingsbury, of the Pacific Coal and Transportation Company, who ha, been suffering for the past three weeks from an attack of pneumonia, has SO far recovered as to be able 10 be on the street.
 W. H. Emerson. who is largely in tereated in Blue>tonc and kougarok placers. came to town Thursday after spending month in the upper country. Mr.. Emerson says that it looks good to hllu.
 Miss Gates, sister of Mrs. Key Pitt man left Tuesday for St. Michael. wh -re she expected to take the river steamer Susie for Dawson. where she W iii remain during the winter with her ] brother, Edgar, on No. 2s t.ldorado. i Milton Bebee, the well-known Arctic musher. will sail on the Valencia for Seattle. taking five malamute dogs with him. Mr. Becbe propose, to leave Seattle early in the winter and expects to reach Nome with outside newspapers before Christmas.
 George D. Roberts. of San Francisco. who last year was the director of the steamer Samoa Siberian expedition, !. | T. Hill. of San Francisco, and F. l.. Stearns. of the Nome Exploration and Mining Company. of London, Eng, are registered at the Golden Gate. J. D. liannegai, Well-knoWu ulln- ing man of Whatcom, Wa>h., who has been looking over this section for the past two months will sail on the Oregon for his home. Mr. Hiannegan has made several investments here, and he will return to Nome over the ice early next winter.
 Senator George D. Schofield. for merly of Chehalis, Wash, q member of l tha legislature of that state, and of the 1 law firm of Brinker, Bard & Scholield, of this city, arrived on the Oregon. 1 Senator Schoheld was accompanied by 1 his family, anu he expresses his inten- 1 tiOn of making his home in Nome. l Senator Schofeld i, steadfast friend of \ Alaska, and last winter during the session of the Washington legislature 1 introduced and had passed a number of memorials addressed to congress, set ting forth the needs of this district. He is hopeful that lighthouse and life-saving station will shortly be es- 1 abolished at Nome.