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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06
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 AT CAPE YORK
Numbers of Parties Are LOcat fig Ground iii Expectation
 Of Finding Tin.

Teller, Aug'!st No de finite reports have come from York as regards the tin deposits in that section, but as here arc several well equipped prospecting parties in the field it is expected that something may be known soon. II. II. sanford. Of he w. II. Burrage party, was in Teller several days looking up the records and finding out what it would cost to land q winters supply of provisions for his party, and left for ! ork on the Ncwsboy Sunday. Mr. sanford was reticent as regards what his party might do, but said enough to warrant the statement that if there is "anythinT in it." capital will not be lacking 10 get control of and work the deposits on large scale.
 \ parry of two San Franciscans came down from York the other day, after three weeks soiourn there. prospecting the tin deposits on claim on which they had an option. but not being able to locate ledge and their capital be- ing liiAited to about enough to get them back to Frisco, they gave the proposition up and reached here in tine 70 take passage out.
 Ihey found considerable float, which va, the .ight stuff, but not in quantity enough tc keep their feet warm. Both were fore suers, and one of them was tin expert. and he said that if he had capital be would remain and look further, a. he %as satisfied that there must be good deposit somewhere in that section. He and his partner, how ever, did not care to stay with it until they were entirely broke, as it might then be hard to gather up enough dough" for tickets back to Gods
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GItC2SSL,

Chief n.paty Marshal ". K. Forrest is making brief trip 70 Candle.
 Dr. and Mrs l., l'. -csogr+, late of Teller, ha1et4ko.up tboirre~ideAce on B street.
 E. j. parl, ly:; on tho -ajtio Naufay for Gold Run, where lp ha, L..nins interests.
 r. Y. Lanh, mco 'nno"aors of No. 3, Gold iNl arrived ou th" juiiana from I'a Ao.. 'u iHho,
 ur V. B. ra.m.r.. c...H of lAc Christie NC..rn.. .,t. tovis. lio~ w.a 'e. 1.on y....a- ,a.- section for so ac t'ua was aa oa''auad ias-e.sgr O. tie IlliW2. I.E.Itor' aaa Gr. Ca'ch,u-c were pl,s 'rgcrs cn the idle for tardlc cr.et. Dr. G,lehou-r will return in about Io days aAj will resume tie practice 0 his p.o.e~-ioa. Among tie fa-~,nrer. who sailed on the Indiana fo: -.att.e.w,ra Lio.ttuaAt 4. r.. Suudelhaut aul F. .. iindbloom. Both gentlemen will return to Nome in the co n,e of d tew weeks.
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Teller Merchants Are Doing a Good BusineSs===INeWs
 of the Western Section.

Teller, August 2.-The mail steamer Sai ie left south bound this morning at 5:50, taking passengers from Teller for None as follows; Judge Gunder- son, W. Rowland, L. SoIer, F. Shot we'll, Nj. Norton. II. Nelson, x. r. Johnson, $. G. Lawlor, l.. r. Groom, Nj. MulforJ, NJ. J. Sullivan, Roxey Reber, J. NJ. Hicks, samuel Colclough, H. F. Harkinson, \. r. Olson, A J. Rochon. The Saddle arrived al D, m. yesterday, nearly a day ahead of schedule time, and, after taking on coal, waited for the arrival of the steamer Myrtle Il. from Mary's Igloo. which brought down five passengers for Nome.
 Ere direct connections through to Nome without tedious Jait is boon which the up-river people thoroughly appreciate, as is the immediate for warding of up-riyer freight upon arrival of the Saddle at Teller.
 Our Mary's Igloo and Kou.arok friends do not now feel themselves SO very much out of the world, and the trail route via Pilgrim and Nome river, is little used. Durin. the mining >ca- son time is precious. and quick trans portation means much time and money saved.
 M. J. Sullivan came in from Sullivan City last evening on the Dyer stage. and went to Nome or business this a. m. He is packing around a pocket full of nuggets ranging from $l0 to 3jS in value taken from his Cold Run benches. These nuggets do not average up with those $8O pieces Gus Seitrert brought down from Boulder; but there is a greater number and Nr. Sullivan says there are plenty more where those came from.
 A. J. Rochon goes to Nome this q. m. on no particular business, only as body guard and valet to Mike Sullivan, whom he will undertake to look after.
 Roxey Reber came down from Mary's Igloo on the Myrtle H. and transferred to the Saddle direct without taking in the town.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal j. NJ. Hicks goes to Nome this a. m., having in charge Samuel Colclough, who gave himself up for the shooting of Mir. Wise man at York, and waived examination at the commissioners court here, and was held to appear before the grand jury at Nome. as already told in the NUGGET,
 Judge Guadersou, N. r. Olson and H. P. HawkinsOn came down from the Kougas'ok on the Myrtle H. en route to Nome. The Judge and MT. Olson are n a business trip to Nome, and will |
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feet. TGo steamer Saddle goes inside the bay, a> do schooncrs drawing eight feet, on high tide.
 \. A. &c2tnoSs, formerly of Nome. is doing a good busiurs, with hi~ launch, the Illy l.. Ho't.oan & Johnson ar. also doing 8 good td-,nc-s on tto river between Keewalk aui Candle With the steamer Keewaljk Flyer.
 Lumber is plentiful and of small boat there is 2n abundance. and they may be bought at moderate prices
 A number of pcoiaoviii leave shortly for the Bu,kllnd iohur', aud Sclawi); md Culv,nc river section, where it i- reported .,,d prospects have been found.
 Coudl" C.ty las a 4.o} many frame buiidin4, and streets have sidewalks Tie town ho- four general m,rcha4diNe stores, fonr rr-t3muu.~ four saloons and drug store
 sam rcau.r. iie most energetic maa on Candle. ;a- the 'ar-e,, force of men employed. he ll- s7 a day with ocar1 aar ,or+ l~N. there hsius uo bedrock proposition ~,,u Hjw.
 IT,. rra~o., e Nome. i, yuHios,u ,u. quite a nmh,t u. men and will ~ooa have his claim ready to ,lu,lr. Mlal others are a"a>,'.H- to ,te fact ,hal goil cannot ho saHou from t.c gtoaua 'wiJh,at wof-, .a.- t,r. rn Fries and thi, au2u"s well tor tuarc dc,e,ol-
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PrOpertY Sold.

Teller, Aug. 2.-The Charles Irish property, adjoining the Northern sa- loon, on Front street, was purchased today by Mrs. T. B. Wilson. The pur- chase price is not known but it is about 5000. A year ago Charlie would have wanted about $1O.O0O for the same place, but times have changed somewhat, and as he is obliged to give his entire attention to his valuable mining interests he accept, the reduc- ton in values with good grace.
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NEWS 0E
 CANDLE: Sam Pepper Cleans Up Si,OOO q Day. PEOPLE hnE BUSY Many Are Going Into !he Buck. land and Other North
 ern Sections.
PEOPLE AnE BUSY

Favorable reports are coming in from Can He creek, and tAerc ,oe.as to he a good deal of activity on the creek.
 Sam Pepper is doing good worN on his claims. His daily cloanups. it ie said, average 51,C09. He is employing from 25 to 30 men.
 Around keeWaiik and Candle there seems to be considerable activity. The town of Keewalik consists of eight frame buildings and 50 tents |, boasts a hotel, managed ny M. F. Moran. who is also the postmaster. three saloons, three store, ant & new one now being built by the B,as Mercantile Company.
 John De Fries, who came down from Candle few days aga. is favorab. im- pressed with the outlook for tha! sec ton. lie came to Teller cn the schooner r. ]. Abler, Captain Frank Bangs, and walked rom Teller to None. covering the distance in little more than 24 hour.
 Prices at Keewalia, according Co Mr.. De Fries, are reasonable Eggs are quoted at slj casc: potatoes, ,N sugar l2tc. per pound: bacon, 2oc ham. 2Oc.; -four, 32.50 Q sack and other goods at proportjouate prices.
 Several steam and gasoline launches ply between keewaIik and Candle, eight miles di tant up the river. The river is fiat and crooked and pilots are employed.
 At the entrance of Good Hope bay, into which the keewalik flows, thore is eight feet of water at ov tide. but the bay itself spreads out and at low tide the depth is only about tHo feet. The rise of the tide varies from siX to eight
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10 have his All-Star Sappho Company give one of their special rorfo niances at tol len Gajc hall un friuny evening, August g. 4 new and commCdious stage, which will embrace scenic and electric effect, will be erected, and the people ot Nome will he cnab!ed tu wit ness q lji~t class product ion, whic4 will he musical treat in every way. Simons' Imported Solo Orchestra will he enlarged for thi, occasion, and it goes without saying that the Golden Gate management will do their utmost to make t!.i, occasion one worthy of re- memb,anrc. and the people of Nome will appreciate the efforts thus made. Tickets and box seats will be on sale at Golden Gate hOtc. On and alter " ed ncsda}, August 6.
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and sign an application to be presented to the Honorable Alfred $. Moore, judge of said dis trict court. permitting you and each of you to be made party plaintif with the said city of Nome in said action.
 This notice is given for the purpose of inform. ing each and every lot settler and occupant of such proceeding now pending in said court and m opportunity tO said occupants to unite with the city of Nome in said action
 There will be no expense to said occupant of any kind or character iu said procpcdingS ex- cept his pro rata share of the expenses of the litigation, which will he d nominal sum This action was brought bY the city of Nome for the purpose of quieting the title to all the land within the incorporated town of Nome in one sull, and to svoid multiplicity of suits.
 V. T. HOGGATT.
 City AttOTnpV
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NOTICE,

Nome, Alaska July I5 1902 TO the ToWnSife Settlers and Occupants of inc Incorporated Town of Nome Alnskn.
 Notice IS hereby given that the City of Nome
 on behalf Of itself and for the benefit and on he
 hali or every town lot occupant and claimant Wlthln the boundaries of the incorporated town or Nome, has filed an action To quiet title in inc District Court at Nome, within and for thc Second judicial division of the District of Alaska. against The Nome Shook Mining Com. pahy or AidSka, corporation. which claims An adverse flEht to major portion of the ground ana land within the incorporated limits of inc sad city or Nome and adverse to the ,1tv of Nome ana 10 the townSitc settlers: and aS the slty oi Nome and all Of the townsite settlers nave community Ot interest in the question of .helr fishtN to the exclusive possession in and tG all or the land now occupied by the city Of Nome and said townSitc settlers aS against the adverse claim of possession of the said Nome S1hook Mining Company, and in order to settl
 ana qulet the title in one suit at law all tn
 rlRhtS oi the city of Nome and the towns1te set
 tiers lS to their rights to the exclusive posses sion Of the premises now occupied by them each and every townsite settler. occupant and agent of said settler and occuptnt arc hereby hotlhed to appear at the office Jf V. T. Hoggau city attorney within and Sslhe city Of Nome
 at his office over the ButS restaurant. on Front street. in said city, withh 0days from the date of the publication of tsj notice and subscribe
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Sn.n1ing NOteS.

Steamship Indiana sailed last night for seattle aith full passenger list.
 The Ohio $ due to arrive on Friday. and the CT 2on ou sunday.
 The steamship Valencia i, due from seattle Friday evening".
 The i',.tlaad was advertised to leave :-.ln Francisco on August l.
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ADllIN,STRATRIX'S NOTICE,

District of Alaska. Nome Precinct ss. In Pro.
 bate Court.
 In the matter of the estate of John II. Ger man. deceased.
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale made and entered herein by said court on inc 3rtL ,luv ul JulN i!ti3. 1 am ordered and directed to sci those certain placer mining clam- belonging to Said estate lying and being in suid precinct and known aN the "Swccpstake'' mine on Nugget eqich, a tributary to Oregon creek and the Hard Pan mine, on Oregon creek
 Notice is therefore hereby given that op tho lNt day Of September, l99, at 10 o'clock n m at the front door of the Oficc of the TTnitpd States commissioner in and for said precinct in Nome Alaska, will, in obedience to said order sell the above described premises and mining claims at public yendue to the highest and best bidder therefor for cash.
 Dated Nome, Alaska, July 30 1902 4wW Admjnistrotriy nf said L,, ,a,
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL'S SALE.

Cntttd states Of America, District of Alaska
 
 Public notice is hereby gwen that by virtue of writ of ticri faca> Cor eXccutjonD, dated June 23d. A. D. 1909. issued out ui the United Stat"N District Court for the District of A!a~la Second division. on jGGrmeut rendered iu said court on the lltn day of March, \. D l402 in favor of Camille MttoWan, and against Con. etuntine PodhorSl,i have, on this dist day of July. A. D. i"l2, levied upon the following de SCribcd real estate. tp-wiu.
 An undivided one-haf N-2) interest in and to that certain placer miGin" Cia!n Situutr9 on Dahl creek, in the kOugarO'l recording district. District of Alaska, and known a~ Number Four CD on Dahl creek said interest being owned by said Constantine PodhOr~ki:
 And that | will. accordingly, offer said real estate for NaIc at public ycnduc. to th" highest and best bidder for cash. on the 9th day of Sep. tember A. D. l!O'. at o'clock r. m. at the south front of the court house of said District Court at Nome. Alaska.
 Dated August 9th. A. D. l!-0..
 tRANh fl. RICHARDS
 United States Marshal. District
 of Alaska, second Division. C. Johnson and A. J. Daly. pIanti1's at loih"NN s-6DtW
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-06
Are Having Hard IuCk

MesSr.. jaiie @ Moses are having a rather hard time working their Blue. stone properties, being washed out time after time and losing some of their valuable and most needed mining ma. chinery. They know they have "got it," however, and are not the boys to give up, even when up against hard luck.
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NOTICE.

During my absence from Nome Mr. C. E. Ca"ley k my authorized agent. .ud will trans a0 | any and all bushes, in my name and Stcad
 NUGe Aug. |. lgO!.
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Flows and scra2ers at Q.cse' $,

Oh mamma Cu> Brown ha, the prettic,t hal,' and chi. .rcu'~ suit, ever seen ia Nome. auG want oac.
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Gu, Brown. The LcadrI Clcthier, has a new line of Mackintoshcs. Go and see for yourself.
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Try plain or Turkish bath at Elite Baths. feet C; Hunter way.
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70 tors Of freight just received on Portland at G;tss's.
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The Preface Market.

The io-.>"'a@ 4uotatioh, have been furnished the NCCGEr by the Star Commission empduy, the prices quoted being @ho'a-ale.
 potatoc- crate. S3o4. r.;ons s-r.r crate, 5j.25los4. Applcs-it, box, choice cid, i3.j0.a :4: new. @3.
 oranges Fer c1~y. s:@o@i.
 -cmons-lc Fer e@,c. 94,oS7.
 Eggs s-Pcr c..-e. &>,13>.j0. Tomatoc. ,',rb.>, choice, 52.5o(a93. 4u.a Ps-lc cra,e. 5}.-5. Cucumbers Fer dozen, 9l.2Io$l.75. Cabbage ,'e! bound, +c.(tGc. Ham CT pound, l6c.lalSc. Hacon-P.r pound, i6c.lol7c. trcam-Per case. different brands, $i.j0(ds5.50.
 Cherriea Fer bou $2la$2. .jO. Carrots-Per crate, $3.25Ca$3.5o. Ecets Per crate, &3.50(aS3.-5.
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Greet, frcighJng. Howe Transfer, 425 Front street, next California Cafe.
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Shingles, doors and windows at Tan ner-s : AMrl.
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WANTED

SN Qt'FtH wrut-4 fer hn-inc,, property. @1 Fin" !e..t tpu.yun ,f 'L" best tac-,toly hHild- UpN n None. Prrfatt titir. posse ~iGn given at close oI season. or immediately. if desired, Apply al NIDDEI oHcc.
 IArY wnnt, rorl, h. the hour or Gay. In j. 4"irc Nr- Porter.
 TO borrow .ona o' iupg1lci property. central location ou Front tr.et. 25N iid feet. for one year. Address A E., Nugget uf'rc.
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NOTICE.

70 Whom l. May Concern: %u,ise i> hereby given Chat the Stcam>hii Dawson Ciir." or owutr. " i'll not h, re-pouN: hlc OF liable lJ any pHr,ua for any debts con trdc,cd hy or on behalf ~ said steam hip un le-N contracted for or authorized by the under NI' ned.
 Dated Nome. Alaska. Aug. ,. lso3.
 fHIIA BROWN.
 l,nunn.LL A- -tALL1
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un August 8.
 pargett X Harris, of the. Golden Gate hotr, with their usual enterprise have made arrangements with r. E. :3imous
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SsN rtoat s,r,.t an a.liaajor leather ,tl.,c V o"uvt iaas haze !. calling p; Nu--e o.'i %.
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< ZINE 6.Jncid rirg v. ...hiur oyer dy. n '.ari'S. per,r't m c.e cad White in ceiur Aup4y .lt this uH','a
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FOR SAE.T=

NGA FEET heavy ,i> inch htdruli. ho>e f.Gc coupling aad nozsl9. Beau Fl, ,teautiie Company.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-20
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