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SUMMONS.
UNITED STATES OF AMERI,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. United States District Courti q District of Alaska. Second Division.
 Cause No. ID.
 Joseph P. kiefer and s. P. Green plaihtirs, vS. ". I. Hobbs. W. B. McCubbin and A. Me Cubbin, John Doe and Richard Roe whose true names are unknown. defendants:
 Action brought in the said District Court. and the complaint filed in the office of the Clerk thereof at Nome in the District of Alaska. Frank A. Steele. plaintiff $ attorney. The President of the United States of America greeting
 TO w. l. Hobbs w. B. McCubbin and A. Nc. names are unknown: You are hereby summoned to appear in the United States District Court, District Of Alaska Second Division, at Nome. in the District of Alaska, within thirty days after the completion of service of this summons upon you. exclusive of the day of service, and defend the above en titled action in the court aforesad and answer the complaint of plaintiffs; and in case Of your failure so to do judgment will be rendered against you, according to the demand of the complaint, now on file in the office of the Clerk of said Court, a copy of which complaint is here- with served upon you. for five hundred dollars, interest, costs and attorneys fees, and .the and for such other relief in equity may be meet.
 Witness. The Honorable Arthur II. Moves Judge of thc said United States District Court, and the seal of the said Court, affixed this lgth day of August in the year of our lord one thous- ence of the United States the one hundred and twentTSixth.
 Il. G. STEELE Clerk of the United States
 District Court, District of Alaska,
 lSeal Second Division By II. (. GORDON Deputy Clerk.
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On Willow Creek.

Archie w. Clark, of Forest X Clark. who are operating on No. l Banne I creek, Casadepaga district, reached town "Wednesday night with backNad of dust. Banner creek is showing up well. but the season is drawing to a close. A great deal of work, however, will be done between now and the mid dle of October in the way of stripping the ground and preparing it for next season $ work.
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Notice.

To the electors of the Second ward of the city of Nome, district of Alaska You are hereby notified that on Mon- day, the 30th day of September, 1901, in accordance with the ordinances of said city, an election will be held in said ward for the purpose of filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of w. H. McPhee, councilman from said second ward.
 J. F. GEESE, President of the Council and ex. oificio Mayor.
 Nome, Alaska, September +, 1901.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

In the matter of the estate of F. $. Morrison, deceased:
 Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of an order of the United States Commissioner $ Court sittiEg in probate for the Nome Precinct, District of Alaska, |. S. A.. made on the 3lSt day of August. \. D. 1901, in the matter of the estate of F. s Morrison, deceaSed the under signed, administrator of said estate. will sell at public sale on the premises to the highest bid der for cash. and Elblcct to confirmation by said court, Oil Thursday. the l9th day of September, A. D. 1901. at 10 0 clock d. m. of said day all the right title, interest and estate of the said F. g.. Morrison, doceu>ed and of the partnership of Anderson Morrison in and to all that certain real estate hereinafter described. situate. lying and being in the town of Nome, District of Alaska. [. S. A.. and also all of that certain placer mining claim situate lying and being in the Cape Nome Mining District, District of Alaska. U. $. A.. to-vt: Being lot three C') in block Sevcntv-one CD in the town of Nome. Also lot five @ in block Seventy-one CID in the town of Nome. Also that certain placer mining claim, being fraction two hundred (2OO) feet long by six hundred and sixty (660) feet in width, situated on Dry creek in said Cape Nome Mining District. and known as the Eskimo Kid mining claim.
 Terms of sale. cash.
 THOMAS A. MCALONR.
 Administrator of the EState of aug234w F. $. Morrison, Deceased.
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knick knacks of various kinds were taken. It is said thnt the thief was located shortly after the theft in a res. taurant, where he was eating, but some one gave him .he tip that he was sus- pected and he has not since been seen.
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DubOSe Grarted a Rehearing.

Judge Dudley Dubose has been grant ed d rehearing of his case and it is to take place on the first Monday in Octo- Der. An affidavit from Major Van Orsdale was Instrumental in securing a rehearing for Dubose. He is anxious to come north before navigation closes 10 bail
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Midnight Burglary:

A room occupied by Grace Browning, one of the Browning sisters, in Mrs. Huson's odging house. was burglarized Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, and diamonds, jewelry and
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Notice.

All parties who contemplate taking freight, or going themselves, to Good Hope bay, are requested to call on Thos c. Moves at Golden Gate hotel before <:30 ?. m. today. It will be to their in- A6r6st Co do e.
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lssOIutiOn of Partnerst ,:

Notice is hereby given that the co-partner- heretofore existing between J. K. Binns and Lee $. Fox doing an express and transfer business ui1saagf5e trm name of Binns and Fox has been dissolved by mutual consent. J. k. Binns will collect ell bills due the late firm and pay all out standibS accounts against said firm.
 J. k. Binns,
 Lee 5. Fox, Nome, Alaska, Sept r, 1901.
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Miners, attention. Before purchas- ing your winter outfit, it will surely pay you to see the old reliable firm, Gus Brown, the leading gents clothier and turuisher of Nome and Seattle.
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First Sermon.

Next Sunday at the Golden Gate hall Father Van der Pol, 5. J., the new a,- sistant of Father Jacquet, will preach his first sermon. Father Van, as he is generally called by abbreviation, is q pleasant gentleman, who is making friends of all with whom he comes in contact. and no doubt they will be glad to hear him.
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Cold feet positively cured. Our remedy: Glen Spring, Old Crow, Jockey Club, lU and $ years old, respectively, at the only modern Bodega in Nome, the Horse Shoe. 2IS Front st.
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For Heavyweight Championship.

Tomorrow night at S:30 sharp at th9 Standard theatre Nick Burley and Curley Carr will enter the ring to con- test to a fnisli for the heavyweight championship of Nome. It will un- dOubtedly be an exciting fight. The conditions call for liO pounds. That is Carr's fighting weight, while Burley will have to reduce about 10 pounds. The easy manner in which Carr won from Dick Case in their recent match shows that he has improved great deal. Both men are in good condition.
 George Hannigan and Jack Farrell, lightweights, have signed for fight to . finish, to take place next Thursday night at the Standard theatre. This will be a lively contest. Hannigan boxed here last winter, knocking out Newsboy Red in six rounds, and Far rel1 recently Enished Wengler in four round in 6 scientific manner.
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"The Goldsmith of Nome and Other Verse; by sam C. Durham. For sale at all drug stores and pews stands Price & O)
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Mems allwool underwear in fancy and natural greys, from S2 per suit and upwards, at Gus Browns.
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Notice to Merchants.

Gus Brown will quote you lowest iob- ping prices in Gents Furnishing Gods.
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Don't forget that Gus Brown carries the largest and most complete stock ever shown in Alaska.
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Watches and jewelry at Elster Bros. 234 Front street, must be sold. at less than outside prices. Come and see for vOurself
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Winter is coming. Gus Brown is closing out. at outside prices, his entire line of shoes.
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See the Nome Trading Company fer Centennial Best flour.
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"A BOILER
 EXPL0DES Frank POwei! Was Severely
 Injured.
OM S0L0MOM RIVER
The Body of Another Victim of the BjZZardS O! Last Winter Found in Pilgrim River Country Nothing by Which to Identify It.

The boiler of a steam dredging plant on discovery claim, Solomon liver owned by Powell Bros. exploded last Monday. severely injuring Frank Powell. the engineer incharge. Powell was struck on the head by a section of the boiler, and his skull was split open, exposing the brain. The brain. itself, however, was not injured. His left arm was also badly bruised. The injured mans wounds were dressed by a physician on a neiyhboring claim. He is gettiu. along nicely and will re- cover.
 No one else was injured. as for tunately Powell was the only man ! the dredger at the time of the tX- ploSiOn
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Ladies! Just a few more large trav-
 cling trunks at reduced prices at Gus | Browns.
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ZINE Front Street business property, 32 3l0 corner. income producing good location no better buildings in the city. Make offer Must oe sold ut once. NUGGET office.
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Notice.

On and after this date the Cold Beach Trans. Ter Co: will be conducted by A. II. Moore the firm Of Moore and Morris having been dissolved by autual consent. A H Moore
 Nome, Sept. F, 1901. sx
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Twenty-Five different putterns of cheviots, fancy wOrsteds, in mems suits from 3lO up, at Gus Browns.
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B0UNTIFUL BOULDER
This Creek Easily Distances All the Other-Qusrtz Creek a Cisappoint. ment. Dahl Meets Expectations Mary's l2lao Almost Desertei.

ana. .hQSAtrlem lnlnlHB ulslflClS coullfln ,tD e great extent the uniavorable re- ports which have been received from there during the past season: but never theless there are some paying propertie, taeisaq operated in that region, and the recent strike on Boulder creek is un- questionably rich.
 Dick Dougherty, the locator of one of the good claims on the newly discovered creek, arrived here last Tuesday. He was accompanied by James A. Gib-on. who purchased & half interest in tle formers claim for a consideration of SlO, 900, of which sum 5000 is said to have been paid in cash. Dougherty speaks confidently, though not boast fully, of Boulder. He says that the cSeek is known to be good as far as No. ' shove the mouth: that several strings of sluice boxes are in operation: and that the cleanups are regular and satis- . factory. Quite settlement, named Boulder City, is located at the mouth
  derson has moved the recording office there and many ot the claim owners of that locality are preparing their winter quarters. Mir. Dougherty will return 10 his ground within few days with d supply of provisions sufficient to last un- til next season Boulder appears to be the most promising creek in the Kuaa trism district, though good prospects Snd some pay have been uncovered on Erouse creek.
 /. The Kougarok district is suffering from the reaction of the extravagant boom which it experienced during the early spring. As a matter of fact, in that region there are only two claims which justify expectations. They are No. and 2 ou Dahl creek. The former is owned by Jerry Calvin and the latter hy Yarnell and Olsen. Both of these properties are each working quite a force of men to great advantage. Nc foubt there is much other valuable ground in the district, but the present aspects indicate that only small DOT tion of it is rich enough to work under the lay system or to meet the excessive | price of provisions and costly methods now prevalent there.
 Qhtrtz creek is bitter disappoint ment. Few, if any, claim owners or that tributary will be able to quit ever on this seasons work. The bad result: ; are attributed principally to the un favorable weather conditions of the past summer, and the color of truth at taches to such excuses, because the E property holders are stripping and pre- . psring their ground for development, next year.
 Mary's Igloo is almost abandoned . Several roadhouses will continue busi. ness there during the winter, but it, . like the district behind it, has failed tC fulfill the expectations which were en. tsrtained of it's prosperity five months ago. Commissioner Cochran has again changed his place of office. He is now established at Kougarok City, which is situated at the mouth of the Kougarok river. The report is current that next hrOnth he will leave for the outside
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LOST
W Al~GGD

M MANrED.--POSition uS cook or at general
 w houscwork. Inquire &t NUUGEr office.
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s ADi partner in rond hous. doing good bus k inc.>; also in mining interests. Enquire Nugget ulilcp.
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FOR SALE

E GOD ayinE business, central location. Win O pay yOd to investigate. Apply NUGGET
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Another Victim.

l.. E. Collins, who oanle in from the old Golden Gate district Wednesday, reports the finding of the body of Il man last Saturday on Star creek. d tributary of Fox river. which empties into Salmon lake. Pilgrim river. The body Was that of a middle-ag ged man and was dressed in d wool parka with d fur hood. Nothing Was found on the body by which it might be identified. The body was found at the foot of a cliff, and on one foot was ShowohOe: it's mate was found on the top of the cliff. and this leads to the belief that the unfortunate man may have fallen over the cliff in one of the terrible bGzzards of last winter. Near the body also was sled. on which were d keg of powder, three sacks of flour, one sack of beans and three drill points.
 No bodies of dogs were found near the sled, and it is believed that they may have bitten through their harness and escaped. or the lone muSher may have been pulling his sled. The body was found by three men, whose names are unknown, and Was buried where |
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A quantity of the best coke at tl0 per ton. En. %N uuire \TGGFr office.
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Situations Wanted.

WANTED--A position as hou-ekcrpcr pastry
cook or TO take care of invalid, by middle
aged woman. Cali or Iddress, Capable asy
smith street, Dunmorc. Pa.
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closer and seen thet it wu% some
big boats that WuZ clean upside down
an their bottoms wuz a-Stickin up in
stead of their right ends. | seen en-
first an | knew they wanted help 50
yelled out to Il policeman there an told
him about it, but he said wuz nutty
an walked away. while all TIL others
araOund tn docks wuZ a-lauGhin at
me.
Don't We see them boats is upside
daoun. [ seq to 'em indignant-Ike.
Perhaps they is someone drowned on
en-. Wy don't We go over an help
EN-"
But they laughed all tn more. one
man he come up to me all perlite. an
says to me. at they wuz only whale-
backs. But | knowed he wuz IL liar
fer all his solemn-like face.
'Whalebacks,' sez I, wy ye can't
fool oil Reuben like thet. | knaow thet
they aint no whales in th' Detroit riv-
cr.'
An what djou think. Mirandy ?
Them burned city folkeses Jest let
them upside-doaun boats float on up tn
lake, an nobody did a thing for 'em.
Never Seen sich ii unconsarned lot o
people. in my life"
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STAGE NOTES.

Inucs +, one oi the horn mus,idn>. lie has
been either in NJ leading n band ucail! all his
iir When he wls lad in EuGand he used
To follow the gorgCuusly uniformed uIyahy band
known as Her Majesty First Illc Guards.
When Gilmore brought him Ia America, Inncs
had fame abroad. bll va, little known here.
Inside of two years he was known rs the most
marvellous trumhon>t al the age lie riydlrd
with his ,loubouc the fines effects Of the
colnetists, ami caused wonder and astonislmcn,
lie gave to his trombone effects that ii was not
believed the instrument possessed and the soft
ness OF his playing was wonderful. No man
ever ri>allcd Innes ON his chosen instrument.
lnnes has applied this creative dissemination
to his band. with the result that he has rc-
markahlc organization. In fact, he has ushc,cd
luncs Is a corps of siS grand opera singers, in.
Guiding Miss Frances Boyden, Sig, Achllc Al,
beri, Sig Edgardo Ie'ni, and signoIa Adele
Borehi,
There Is lively competition going ON lust
nov lor the rights tn present "iu the Palace al
the King" after Miss Viola Allen put, il aside
next june to take mp ''fhc Eternal CITY" Not.
withdrawing the act that This play, "In he
Palace oi the King has proven even u prta,er
hnailt al and artistic success tlan Wa The
Christian" Miss \llen proposes To- make no
exception aud TO slCh To her original intent ION
to vrcscut new DRAMA every seeoud season.
Whether liebler a Co.. Miss Allcn's managers,
will lease the rights or mn out The drama
themselves. has not been ctidcd. Jessie Millsrd
will shortly appear in "In the Palace oi the
King Ia London Miss Alien, success in this
tmillmgly romantic love stoI! oi old Spain las
been enormous,
The hOmatic sly having cleared il i, dis,
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THOMPSON.
speclsl . the scIan,on Ttleune.

Thompson, Nov. 5.-E.lection oay in
Thompson Is one of the uuietest DAYS
OF the year Scncrally, ana today is NJ,
exception,
The Rev. II. j. Crane, of l,niondalc.
WAS calling on friends in town yester-
day.
Rev. w, II, French IS family has H.
turned from months visit at Kcukn
y, Y.
Ofin MattcSun of North jackson, is
81 welcome visitor in many homes in
town this week Ills physical condl-
tion is not what it was when he Was
with the hoys IN blue in the South
land hui ne is just as fun of cheer as
ever.
Prof, Compton is off duty today, be-
Ing confined to his home by "A severe
cold.
More hopeful reports come concern
Ing Miss Flora Sanford, who is with
her mother at Dalton, under the doe
tors care,
Rev. j. Nj. Correll, of Jackson. who
was reported improving. is not as well
At this writing. Rev. f. II. Tower
preached for him sabbath afternoon.
md save the address ut the temper
ance meeting in Gibson in the evening.
comrade A. d. Miller, who has been.
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AVOCA.

Tht Ladies' Missionary society Of
tho Lanccliffe church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
James Brown.
Rev. p. J. I<ain, of Philadelphia has
been engaged to preach in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Thursday
evening.
The Christian Missionary Alliance
will hold a day of meetings tomorrow
al the home of Miss Mary Hastie Rev.
James I.cishman and Mr.. Davis, Of
Scranton, win conduct the meetings.
Everybody Welcome. Meetings at 1890,
80 and 80 o'clock.
Patrick Tisue, who Went To Mercy
hospital OH Monday, has suffered The
ampulation of the left hand
Miss Jean Davis, of Miners Mills. is
the guest of Miss Perry. of South Main
street.
Mrs, James Bennett, of Plains, re-
moved to this town on Tuesday, TO
take up her residence with her sister,
Miss Jessie Alexander.
Mrs, James Connolly, of South Main
street, is visiting friends in New York
city.
Joseph Langshultz left yesterday TO
accept position at Jacksonville, Fla.
The choir of the Presbyterian church
are rchearsing "A cantata for Christ
mas, entitled, star of Light" Thomas
Parry is musical director,
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HONESDALE.

HNfta. u Tic SCRANTON tribune.
Hlonesdalc, Nov. 5.-Sunicicn snow
iel! in Hunostla, this morning to cover
the ground. 1T soon Disappeared. how
ever.
WNman kimbIe lctt this morning for
New York with - line of SAMPLES. the
irst OUTPUT from his new cut class
shop,
EleNen-y,ar-old Raymond l.obh died
of dlnhih"ria at o'clock Tuesday
morning, II; The home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lobb. on Third
street. The funeral services (Which
We're priNatc) were held at 1 y. m.
Tuesday.
Ihc Nina Repertoire company gave
an excellent entertuinmcnt to fun
house Monday evening in the opera
house, ON Wednesday evening they
present The Outlaw of '9S." Their
specialtics are fine. They will remain
all the week, with change of pro-
gramme each evening.
TUESDAY morning, when the cmpIoyes
ni Penwardrn'S steam Touring mill en-
tered the min, they found John Welsh
lying at the bottom of an elevator shaft
m Il very much wrecked condition. A
broken arm, broken ribs laccrated head
and other injuries, the result of It fall
from tn TOP floor. He had gained en-
franc" 10 the mill through a rear win
dow and IN The darkness fell through
the opening, with tn" above result He
Is IN a critical condition at his home,
hear the mil, Ills family are known
as Mary and Joe ON the streets. and
need substantial sympathy iv their ar-
Fiction.
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cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church Sunday night and preached an
! enjoyable sermon. Rev. l.. W. Church
occupied the pulpit of the New Milford
Presbyterian church.
Fred W. Church. editor of tn" County
Herald and Il thorough newspaper man.
is about to reinquish the management
"f the Herald to accept Il position with
Il large daily in Johnstown. Pa. II is
not yet announced who will succeed
Mr. Church in the Herald.
The wedding is announced by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Brown. of Pine street. OF
their niece Miss Helen King, to Mr.
William Schmidt. 1t will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brown
at o'clock, November % Mr.. Schmidt
is the popular manager of the +. II;
Sands x Co.'S drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. &. Bliss are Eow COM
fortably settled i'll their new home on
Pine street.
Albert Mcleod was injured in the
Lackawanna yards here by being hit
by No. .. one of the fast trains. His
arm was injured to some extent. Other
wise h" escaped. Ii was Il very narrow
escape from instant death.
Revival meetings at ;he Baptist
church are sill! in progress \ good
attendance every night is the record to
date. There have been several conver-
SonS.
b. +. Bcrnstcin of East Orange. y.
j.. was in town Saturday, visiting
friends and tranSactin2 business.
George Ward will this week remove
his household goods To Buffalo. Since
he has been located in that city he has
been doing excellent work for the large
steel company for which he is working.
The IInlstcad silk mill is to be sold
by the sheriff on saturday. November
lG. 1T MontroSc
Garrett y. Bogart and John Jermyn,
of Scranton. were in town last week on
business connected with the water
COMPANY,
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THE WHALEBACKS.

From the Detroit Free Press
Clash. Mirandy haow unconsarned
them people up at tn city air. eX-
claimed Reuben to his better half when
he got back on the farm after day
span7 IN Detroit.
"D'juu knaow things happen there
that air real big an they don't think
nothin of H. Why. | was daown to tn
river WHARF all the boats wuz an
seen the durndest thing a-comin' up tn
stream They wuz three of EN- tied
together an | couldn't tell what they
w,lH to unct. But bime-by they got