The Nome nugget., 1901-07-26
PERSONAL.

w. NJ. Wilson, of Wilson Bros, Tel Ter, is in town.
 Geo. A. Shea left this morning on a trip to Gold Run.
 T. NJ. Long. formerly deputy mar shal at T eller. is in town.
 Captain D. II. Jarvis made an official visit to Teller this week.
 Mrs. Frank A. Steele returned Thursday from brief visit to Teller.
 Rev. Sheldon Jackson returned from trip to the western reindeer stations last Thursday.
 Capt. o. w. Carlson returned yester- day from trip down the coast as far as GIovin bay.
 H. F.. Rogers. of Cribbs X Rogers. Dawson and Nome, is d recent arrival fl om the former place.
 Harry White, who is interested in the Teller townsite.. came down from Port Clarence yesterday.
 Dr.. Cabell Whitehead. of the Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Company, has been on d trip up the coast.
 City Attorney W. T. Hume has been confined to his room for some days. the result of an injury to his knee.
 J. r. Hanna, tourist from Seattle. is looking over this section. Mr. Hanna came down the Yukon, via Dawson.
 R. D. DePue, formerly of Nome, is now purscr on the steamer Saddle. Ar. la st Nyin n n, State.
 \. r. Langenheim, a mining engi- necr of extensive experience, has returned from q visit to the Council City country.
 Clinton Gurnee. of Sitka, d former attache of the surveyOr-gcneral's office is in Nome. Alr Gurnee is d partner of w. L.. DiStin Jr.
 George D. Campbell, an attorney at law. a brother of the late Charles J. Campbell of this city, has opened an office fOr the practice of his profession in Nome.
 Dr. Humphrey and Dr. pohl left Tuesday night for Gold Bottom creek, a tributary of Snake river, where they will open up d claim in which they are interested.
 Frank Worrell. Minneapolis ieweler and friend of Tom Smell. i, recent arrival. Mr. Worrell will probably engage in business in Nome.
 Mrs. o. B. Young was t passenger out on the Senator. ell route to New York, where she will purchase a large stock of goods. She will be absent a4Uit six weeks
 W. T. Ruttle, d mining man of Chicago, is in the city. Mir. Ruttle was her last summer and he is very much interest in the future development of this section, in which he has great faith.
 F. D. Lamar, manager of the Yukon Mining Journal and Record. an excel lent mining publication of Dawson. is in the city. Mr. Lamar speaks highly of the Northern Commercial Company. and says that the consolidation has inn proved matters generally in the upper country.
 Judge Galen. of Port Clarence. and Judge Miller, of Agiapuk. came down from Teller yesterday. Judge Galen Sdt uudt SOiut SOiIt lS liuu tllS llS NdN into that town from neighboring creeks and that the town is quite lively. Judge Miller will shortly remove his record ing office from the mouth of the AgiE- puk to Teller.
 F. H. Flagg, deputy collector of in- ternal revenue for this section. will leave shortly on an official trip up the Yukon. as far as Circle and Eagle. Mir. Flagg halls from Portland, Op., and has made many friends by his affable dis position and urbane manner since reaching Nome. He will be absent about d month.
 Walter B. Cooke, who has been at St Michael for the Alaska Commercial Company, left on the steamer senator for Seattle. From Seattle he will go to San Francisco, and from there to Japan on trip for the benefit of his health. Mr. Cooke is Past Arctic Chief of Camp No $, Arctic Brother hood, of St. Michael.