The Nome nugget., 1901-10-18
PERSONA.

creekf IS m town from bluu Gity. !
 E. C. Allen, late editor ol the Teller News hes gone to Seattle for the | winter. :. tA 5. csspt. 'Crane. one of the .orisinsa dis cokerers of Boulder creek, Kougarok, k in,town. Mrs. J. F. Warren. wife of Police Captain Warren, is recent arrival from Spokane. I
 Bodie Davis is passenger on the Senator for Seartfe.> where, he will spend the winter.
 {. W. H. Bonney, who came to, Alaska by way of Copper river. leaves on the Roanoke for his home in Ghseaeo.
 Mrs. T. A. Whistler. wife of ,Captxin1 Whistler. and son arr,ved on the Ga rome. They will spend the winter in Nome. Leo Dunar. who.has been for long time conneeted with,,the. NUGEET's mechanical department, left, yesterday for the States.
 Major F. $. Ingrahsm. a pioneer Of this section and his son. Norman are passengers out for Seattle where they will spend the winter. Frank Riggs, of the Northwestern Commercial house. will spend the win ter at his old home in England. and may not return to Nome.
 Col. J. W. lvey, collector of customs for the district of Alaska, anl J. r. Sinnott, deputy collector, are pas, en- gers outpn the Senuter.
 E. F. Nudd. commissioner and rt- corder for Chinik district. has gone 10 the outside. He was passenger out on the steamer R. r. Elmore.
 Mrs. Hi'e, formerly proprietor Of the Nevada road house, was a passenger out on the Valencia. Mrs. lille will spend the winter in Salt Lake.
 w. l.. Blatchford returned on the Garonne after q pleasant visit to the outside. Mrs. Ba,chford will spend the winter at Abbotsford, B. C.
 Harry C. Lamont, formerly deputy United marshal at Chinik, has been transferred to the new town on the Keewalik, at the mouth of Candle creek.
 J. H. Donnelly, a well-knOwn mining man of this section. was a ,senger out on the Garonne. Mr. Donnelly will spend the winter at his old home in Chicago.
 William Fee, better known in the North as Missouri Bill, "whO has Eeeu mining in Fair Haven district during the summer, was passenger out on the Garonne.
 James l.. Galen, United States com missioner and recorder for Port Clai- ence district, has rendered his resi9na- tion, and will return 10 his former home at Heiena, Mont.
 Tom Quinlan, Topkok mining man and an old Copper rlver pioneer, lett on the talencia tor Seattle, where he intends spending the winter. Mir. Qulnlan will return in the spring.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. l.. Derbyshlre ar rived from Portland on one of the late steamers. Dr. Derby,hire, who is an old-timer in this section, has opened an office in the Bear Trad .ng X Drug Cos building.
 l.. Levy, of Levy Bros., has returned from Dusiness tr,p to san Francisco, MT. Levy had lutended to reILa Il on tue Outside during tAe wlnler, but he changed his mlnd, concluding, as he put It, that Nome wa, good enough [ r him."
 l.. D. Mclean, formerly connected with eA-uniled states Marshal Naw- Lef's office, b la,senser for the out side on the oena .or. Mr. Mclean Will spend the Winter at his o.d home in .nlnneapOlis, returning 10 Nolnc next spring.
 Lieut.. Knudson, who has been in command at Fort Davis since the de- parture of Capt. Aiclver. anu who La. also been quarttrmaster d. well q. acting commlssary at Fort Davis, has been gl eatly relieved by the arrival of Major Booth, late of Fort GIboon.
 H. 5. Whittard, who has been con. nected with tie VI id Goose railroad for some time. Is the new n.unuger oi the Nome Telephone Company, sue ceedlng r. Qulnu, who goes to the out side. Mir. N hitlard is d pleasant gen. tIeman, and is thoroughly iami.lar with the duties which he has assumed.
 l.. H. Stockley, one of the three men who made the discovery on the beach 1t TopAok, left on the Va.encia for his home in Napa, Cal. Mir. Stockley is a