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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28

The Red Men have dissolved.
All members desiring cards should
call on Adolph Youngheim and pay
their dues. SCOTS
For Reliable Land Attorneys
and honest treatment call on or ad
dress, Sitter II March, FL Reno,
o. Il. tim
Go to J. w. Oakes for all kinds
of Blacksmith and wood work and
get prices before you have your
work done. Horse shoeing 500
29l-tf
Chas. Klmm returned today from
business trip to Milwaukee and
Chicago. He was accompanied
from FL Reno by his little daughter
Wanda, who has been there for the
past three weeks as the guest of rel
atives.
Our tellow-townsman, Gus Miller
received word yesterday, that his
brother, Fred Miller, who Is twenty
four years of ace, received the Dem
ocI attic nomination for sheriff of Ell
lis county, Kansas. When elected
Mr., Miller will succeed his father
who has been sheriff of that county
for six years.
Meeting of Modern WoOdmen.
There will be a meeting of the M.
w. A. in this city Saturday night,
Aug. 3Oth, to listen to the plans of
read iustment in that organization
as expounded by some national
lecturer and our state deputy j. S.
Shearer. All members are invited
TO attend.
If the people who have the abso-
Lutte cash to spend for groceries
will notice the local colums in the
Democrat they will iLd from time
to time statements from Herndon
& Britton respecting cash prices on
groceries and meats that will be in
teresting. In the meantime do not
forget to note that everything is alb
solute cash, no booking.
X. &. Meat Market.
Yesterday evening at about eight
o'clock twenty people invaded the
grocery store of Crawford, Jay &
Co. Mr.. Fred Hoover who was II
: charge of the store surmised from
various remarks let fall that there
was a wedding on tap. Mr.. Hoover
who Is a very courteous gentleman
invited them seated and so inspired
, their confidence that they unbosom
r ed themselves to him. He theI
J 'phoned for Judge Crum wh'
promptly appeared upon the scen'
and after marriage Licensees wa
3 secured. the Judge in that affabl
g manner peculiar to himself, UNITED
d in marriage David Brewton, age
f twenty-five, of Kiowa Co. AM
Edith Fuller, aged eighteen, o
n near Ft. Cobb, Caddo Co. Tn
witness for the license was Osca
Swafford. The witnesses to til
= marriage ceremony were Mis-
/, Matte Edwards and the genial Ere
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28
F'irst Publication Aug. 27. 1902
Notice.
To whom It mi y concern;

To whom II mi concern
Notice is hereby given that the Tnier izned
has fled his app lea ion with the co nty
cler of Caddo @ unity. o Slahoma. "a XII z that
he lie z anted - / C nse to sci mat. piritu-
Gus nd vnous liquors al retail on lot is f.
book % In I e city of An darxo county OF
cad o. q terr DRY of Oklah ona, and o at
unless remonstra ce filed befor the 10th
day of Sep ember. 1909. sail lie n e W II be
iss Ell as p aged for In said pet tion.
Witness my hand this the 27th day OF August
1902
G. 6 Brown. apple n .
Gl t. h g. Glitsch. attorneys for applicant.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28
(F'irst Publication August sb, 1901
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that w. n. Master
son has filed his application with the coun-
ty clerk OF Caddo county, Oklahoma. asking
that he be granted a license to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors at retail on lot 3
In block 36 In the city OF AnadarkO. county OF
Caddo. and territory of Oklahoma, and that
unless remonstrance hc filed before the 9th
day OF Sept. 1909, said license win be is ued
as prayed for In said petition.
w. III Masterson.
Dated this 25th day OF August 1909.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28
First publication Aug. 26. i9O2l
Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that w. H. Master
son did on the 26tl day of August. 1902
file with the county clerk of Caddo coun-
y o. T. his application and pc ition asking
that a license he issued to him to sell at
wholesale malt liquors only on the Rock Is
land right of way. situated in the first ward
OF the city OF Anad irlSo Oklahoma Territory,
and any person desiring to remons rate or
protest agaii st the issuance OF said license
viii do so before tie l0,h day o September,
1902.
w. II Masterson. applicants.
W. w. Price. nttor ey for applicants.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28
First Publication Aug. 20. 1902.
Notice.


To Whom to may cOnctfn.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has filed his application an petition wi h. the
county clerk OF Caddo county, Oklahoma Ter
ritory, asking that he be granted a license To
SELL at retail. malt. spirltuous and vinous
liquors on lot in block IL In the Village OF FIT.
Cobb in Caddo county Oklahoma and that
unless remonstra ce or Iro est be filed before
the 5th day of Sep ember 1902 said license viii
be issued as prayed for.
This 9. tn day OF August '9O2.
+. NJ Alphim. applicant.
Babler Randolph. attorneys for applicant.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28
First Publication Aug. II. 1902.
Notice,

To whom IL may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the un lerSgne
has n ed his appl cation with the G unity clerk
OF Caddo county, Ok ahoma. asking that he be
granted lie nse to sell malt, sIirituouS aud
,inOuS qu irs ~ reta / ON 10 III block 25 |
he city OF Anadarko. county OF Ca do. aud
terri ory OF ok aho ma and that unle s re-
monstrance be nj before h 30 day OF
Augu>t. Iva .. said license will be issued AS
rayei for ia sa d petitio
J. $. Robins IN. apple ant.
w. w. Price. attorney for mp licaut.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28
First publication Aug. II. 1909.
Notice.

Notice il hereby given that the unders 10 ed
w. II l. ndl haS filed his applictt with
the county cl rk Cad u unity, Oklanoma.
asking that he be grant d u ce Sc to sell
alt. Sp rituuu- and vinous liquors Ut retail on
lot I, bl rex 81 in the q " OF An darkO. cOu tty
of Caddo. lerritory OF Oklaho o. nd that uu-
le - remon' trance be nlet before I e 3lth
day ( Aug. 1902. ,ai ceuse will be issued as
p.ayed for 1 sail pet tion
w II In ley, applicant
Baker & Phelps attorneys.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28
tFirst publication August 20, l9O2)
Notice.

To whom IL may concern;
Notice is hereby Civ N that ne uuderS' gned
George w. MeelSs, has this day filed in the Of
II e OF the cOu " Gle H. of CaddO county.
Oklahomu territory, his ap plicntiun and petit
tion. asking that he be granted n license to
sell at retail. malt >pi ous aud vinOuS
liquors. up lot UD fourteen. in blocl (2O
twenty-seven IN the city OF Auadark).
cuu tv sn terr tory aforesaid and any
all persons desiring to p otest or remon-
Strnte against the is uanc II the said license
wi do so he ore the 10th day OF September.
1902. or III petition will be granted AN license
issued as prayed.
Dated this 26th day OF August. A. ID. 1902.
George W. Meeks applicant.
Verde V. Hardcastle attorney.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-08-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Found-A watch. Enquire here. If
Lord Crasby SC cigar at Browns.
296-tf |
AlAays call for Star bread it is
the best. 297-tf
Fish, oysters and celery at the
Palace Meat Market. 3Oltl
Call on G. w. Baker, criminal
lawyer, over Seward building. 29sto
Thomas Armstrong of Apache
is business visitor in our city.
House and lot for sale, block I3
lot 8. 3OOt6
Earheart, the fruit dealer wants
your trade. 2e5tf
Lord Crasby sc cigar at Browns.
296-tf
George Pede's year old son is
very low with the fever.
You can get anything in the
fruit line at Earhearts lace. 232tt
Browns Confectionery have moved
into the Divers and Taylor's old
stand.
Lord Crashy SC cigar at Browns.
296-tf
Look for Herndon & Brittons
prices on teas in our next issue.
Rooms to rent, furnished or un-
furnished, by Mrs. r. j. Beard, east
b street. 2Olt6
"Hello Central give me the
Star Bakery we want some fresh
bread. 29S-tf
The Waverly Feed Yard has
changed hands AMI will be run in
first class style by Piatt Il Son. ct
There will be fine striking gold
watch ratified off at SeiberU & Kais-
ers saloon Saturday night. 3o2t2
Two room house for rent, all fur
niture for sale cheap, Must go,
Inquire at this office. 3Olt6
If anybody asks you where to
buy fruit yell them at Earhearts on
south side of G street. 2s5ti
Half of store room for rent or
Main street, rent tl2~oeper nenth'
Call at this oace. 3Olt4
Miss ,Brownbeck has gene tt
Kansas City to buy fall goods fol
the millinery firm of Dilton q
BrownbecK.
Am leaving. My household good
for sale. Prices reasonable, rar'
bargains. Col, ]. T. Green. 3oot
When you want fine Job work o
any kind remember we are the onl
place in town that is prepared to d.
it.
Everything you can call for i
the line of refreshing drinks TO
the hot weather can be found a
Earheart's.
Mrs. f. S. Seward left for he
old home in Missouri, yesterday, i
answer to telegram apprising he
of the serious illness of her father
If the party that picked up th
breast harness on east B street WI
leave them at Democrat oftiC
they will oblige the owner.
A. M, Campbell. brother {
County Treasurer Compbell was |
the city today on business. Mi
Campbell returned to Bridgepo
with him where she will visit fe
days.
Mrs. S. Ii. Ransbarger of Yukol
and Mrs. b. M Ransbarger of We
den, mother-in-law and sister-in la
respectively of Bert Beebe are visi
ing the family of Mr.. Beebe of th
city.
DIR. Campbell bonght a pair
ponies yesterday from the larl
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Locking Into Resources.

J. II. Cunard, q California mining man of many years experience, is in Nome on trip of investigation. hir. Cunard arrived cn the last trip of the Ohio and he has been quietly locking into the mineral resources of this sec tion. He is satisfied that Seward pen in5ula is most promising field for mining operations. He has found some immense hydraulic propositions. the like of which do not exist on the Amer ican continent, so far as known.
 Mr. Cunard, two years ago, was in Manchuria in the interests of American capital. He also visited the ncighbor- ing province of Mongolia. Quite cX- tensive mining operations are in pro gresS in these sections under American and Russian auspices.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
nti-Spie!ing Ordinance
 Repealed
ID LAST ONE MOMTH
An Assessment of One Per Cent levied OH Real and Per.
 SOnai Property.

The report of the board of cqualiza- tiun was read Mondy night before the city council, and according to the state ment prepared, the valuations made by Assessor White have been allowed in most C,D-eS lu stand
 The most noticeable reduction wa, in the valuation of tie Nome Light & Power company, plant. the hgures be- ing reduced from rl9,JD0 to 9lj, J0O.
 Several communications were read and placed on file, The only one after wards taken from the table was a petition from Messrs. NJ. x. and II. w L.ndlcy, asking to he allowed to "spell' without having to pay further license. The petition was granted.
 The report of the city treasurer was a, follows;
 Cash on hand Sept. l5. $l,3oS.G2: re- ceiyed fines and fortciturr,, &l 3s. DO: general licenses, $I0: cash in general fund. T2, 2j;.39; cash in attorney $ fund. SIS. 20: cash in fire fund.- 93. 70: cash in street fund, S377.2l: cash in school fuud, %3O. l2
 The finance committee reported favor- ably upon bills against the city amount
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Little Found By One of
 the Parties.
Another Found Quartz at St Nicholas and Still Another
 Party Went South.

O.C Belcher, who is with the North east Siberia company at Vladimir sta tion, writes under date of Sept. + to q friend in Nome as follows:
 "There has not been anything of much importance to write all summer. We landed in a reasonable length of time and found the natives friendly. The country is very rough with high, steep mountains, covered with loose rock. A pair of shoes will last only about one month. We have travelled over and prospected good deal of country, but have found nothing. It has been re- ported that they have found some quartz at St. Nicholas.
 "Large valleys are found here and there, with 900 or 600 head of reindeer herded by natives. Occasionally you find some willows in the valley. The natives claim there is tall timber dis tant about ten sleeps in winter, with a dog team. think will get dog team and strike out for the tall timber about November l.
 "There are lots of pretty half-breeds here. so we may assume that other white men have been here ahead of us. The natives claim that it is very cold here in winter.
 "A number of our party went further south and have not returned
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
(jrllAZ. !A|SKA
Quartz Claim Bonded by
 r. Q. LiHdbIom.
An Examination of the Ledges Will be Made With a View
 to Active Development.

F.. O. LindblOm, of the Pioneer Min ing Co.,, has taken an option on d group of seven quartz claims on Unalaska island. The terms are most favorable, and if satisfactory report is received Mr. Lindblom will proceed with the work of development. Q. A. Classell left on the Roanoke Sunday to examine the claims. The locations were made by J. O'Sullivan, a former deputy mar shat at Unalaska. Mr. O';1ullivan, who wa, recently in Nome, says that the claims are exceedingly promising, and his visit here was for the purpose of in- teresting capital for development pur- poses.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Or !rOn Creek.

"Thr Iron creek country, Kougarok district. never looked better than at the present time,' said H.. A. Flick nser, of the kou4arok Mining Com pany. which i> operating on tldorado. Il tributary of Iron creek. This state mrnt Wa~ also corroborated by F. M. Ayer of the same company. Mr. Aver has been iu the iron creek district for the past two years. He states that Iron creek ha, turned out very well this ,cuson, and the result, obtained have been satisfactory. The bench claims in that section are bcing prospected and the outlook i> entirely favorable.
 Ar, Fiichiueor -o!, that all that country needs is the right kind of pco- pie to open it up. Capital i, looking thi, way. and capital i, needed. gen eraIIl speaking, to open up claims
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Life Saving Station.

The life saving station is being put into excellent shape under the super intcndcnce of Lieutenant II. C. Hamlet of the revenue cutter Bear The life boat, have been overhaulcd and ar, now in tirst-claos condition and read, for instant use. One of these i| self. baiIer, and is just what i, needed ot thls coast. The gun which i, used fol firing the life line was tested on Mon, day, and it worEed satisfactorily. The carriage, and in fact, all the otherpara. phernalia used in connection with the life saving service has been examined and put in readiness for use. The life saving crew consist, of six oaremcu and q coXswain and it is composed of tue best men on the cutter Bear.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24

large or small cement seams. The god is not in the quartz or sandstone. Lat in the cement. The streak, which carry the gold are from six inches to sixty feet in width, and almost invari- ably widen with depth. When the out cropping i- first discovered it looks like & vertical vein, but soon nattcn- out in dnIth. Tho mining there i, more like coal than gold mining anywhere else. Shaft. are nearly all lGX> Or lGNG.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
A Family Show.

Prof. Martin will give grand family show at the Golden Gate hall, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 26 and P. An ex' change has the following to say: ''The magician, Martin, was greeted by only d fair house last night, but it should have been packed. He gave one of the best entertainments ever given in this city for the price. His sleight-of-hand tricks are marvellous and worth many times the price of admission. His mar ionette specialties are splendid, and everyone who attended was well satis fled with the show. He will be here tonight and tomorrow night, and will introduce new features at each perform ancec
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Over ;5OO Persons Killed
 in Another Eruption.
TIDAL WAVE FEARED
Hospitals 3. f0rt Du France Are Tiled With the Sick and
 Wounded,

Ee,oar, Island of pomiuica, D. ". .. ~rIt.! Over 50G persons were killed auyiIg the volcanic cruptions of Mount I'e.co la~t :,at rday The hospitals of Fort nI T~ay, are hIlad with sick and "oWoeG.
 Paris. sept i. The Paris edition 5o: the New York Herald publishes the following from Point A'Pitre, Islandsot Haadalouno French West Indies, datef Sept i. which says that the constant detonation, heard there today indicate terrific volcanic eruption on the Island cf Martinique. The heat at A'pitro i- intense. The population iS -ai to be greatly alarmed and appre- hcusive Cl a tidal wave iii event of ? collapse of Martinique.
 Castlie-. Island of 1t. Lucia, B. ". L, Sept. f The royal nail steamer. ar rived ne.c from the Island of Mar unique. and bring, l report that Il vic lent volcanic eruption occurred there las. night and about 1000 persons are said to have pelj>hed. A large number of people are leaving the island.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Notice.

N.tier !, hereby given that tho a~- -o- ment roll of the city of Nome for tLe year l"o2 ha, been examined, ap- proved and completed. and that tax levy of on" Ter cent of the valuation of t.. property described iu said roll ha, been made by the commnn council Of tl' city of Nome. AIi persons owning req OF personal property within the cit! of Nome, and de,crlbed in said a,- scS.lucut roll. are required to forthwith pat iEe amount of u,uey ,D a--t--oG anh taxed a-aju~, tho said property. dc-cr,aod in sand roll. CT against such per on, to the city a,-c,~pr and eX- ofii,io ,ax collector fortbccity of Nome. at his office over Giese hardware store in the said city.
 THoe. l.. WHITE
 City Assessor aud cN-ofiicio tax
 collector within aud for the city
 ot Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Case Will Leave.

The fact that white men were ob- -trurting the ascent of fish up Nome river bN placing nets clear across the river, wa, referred to in recent issue of THN NUGGET. On Saturday Chris toph~r Case va, arrested on d charge of ob>trtct.u4 the river with d net, contrary tJ law. On Monday Colnmi,- -ioncrhccd, in whose courr heappcared. suspended sentence on promise of Case l0 4ull tLe rOuntrN.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
4 Gallant Soldier.

Lieut.. W. NJ. Craigie, who was in command of the military detachment of the United States army stationed in Nome during the winter of ls99-l9G0, and who, afterwards, went 10 the Phil ippine,, proved himself galland sol dicr. He wa7 shot through the knee in battle and was permanently disabled and ordered home with the rank of captain. It was thought for some time that he would lose q leg, but fortunate ly it was saved.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Coming tg Nome.

J. C. Murray, eff sullivan City. Gold Run. k in town. Mr. Murray i,a wit ness in the case of the United State- against Thomas Duukiu. Mr. Murray : wife and two children will come to Nome in short time, for the sake of the excellent educational advantages offered by Nome'~ puhiic school system, while Mr. Murray will continue in the management of his hotel at sullivan ('itN.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
The Produce Market.

IT.. following quotation, have been ta..-.cd the NCaGrT by the star Con ..~-in Company. thr prices quoted beiu- uhoIc,ale:
 Potatoes Pcrcratc. t300oLop. E.nnu- Fer crate. .3. ~3.5D. A h, Pcr box. choice new. B. JdS3. IT,
 Orange, Ter ca>e. &-.ro1.
 i"m.n, Per ease, :G5p037. IG., Per ease. %l0.a3ll. Touatoe- Fer box. choice f42f02.5O. Turn,p- Per crate, 2.5C(df}.0O. tWcuoher, Fer box, .1.1o.aT3.O0. Cabbage Per pound. 505c. Ham Fer pound. l7clol9r. Barou Per pound, l7c.HlNtr. Ct,aA Per case, different brands, $4a'". I.5O
 ',Dr.l> Per crate. #3.d0.o:AjD. Bt ,,~ Fer crate. ?2.JJa@IJO. Wa mcIon. 1ln3.jo.
 Peaches Per hoN. :3.oD.d93.jO.
 u-kmclon~ Per box S5.0o.a*GOO.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Last Mail to Candle.

The last steamer mail of the season for Teller. Keewalik and Candle will leave Nome on Monday next, Sept, 20, when the steamer Dora, of the x. (. Co.,, will make the last trip for this year. The Saddle has finished her work on that route for this season.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
On Hungry Creek

Jos. Leclair, owner of the ( "Leclair fraction" on Hung at was in town yesterday. Nil has had a successful season, b closed work for the present. continue. however, to work that section this winter. first class thawing outfit. >"- mer he will hydraulic the pr' he can secure | plentiful ncr water
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
African Gold Fields.

The formation in the gold fields of South Africais peculiar. The gold is in reefs. The reefs are massive and made up of coarse granite conglomer- ate and sandstone, with here and there
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Arctic Brotherhood Notice.

A special meeting will be held to- night, Sept. 2i at S o'clock, to consider business of importance. All members are urged to attend.
 FRANK w. SWANTON, F. II. WATT Arctic Chief.
 |,
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24

for the American cup to New York, possibly within three weeks. If, in the meantime, any British yachtmcn or combination of yachtmcn challenge they may have his cordial assistance and may Use Shamrock |. as d trial horse ab.olutcly Tree of cost
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24

Me,,r-. Haynes and Mccall addressed the council upon the subject. Upon motion of Councilman .Iourdrn. seconded by Councilman Stevens. City 1 Attorney sullivan was then duly or dercd to draw up an ordinance allowing the criers the right to announce the arrival and departure of steamers from date to the close of navigation, d license tax of go being provided for in the ordinance.
 The total tax valuation being report ed by the assessor to amount to Sl .44G, l12, q resolution was then adopted placing the tax levy at lper cent.
 An ordinance fixing the salaries of city officials from the first of October. 1902, was passed to the second reading and finally adopted. The substance of it is as follows: The salary of city at torney, @l75: city clerk, 500: chief of police, *2oC; chief engineer of fire de- partment, S2o0.
 A resolution offered by Councilman Stevens abolishing the offices of assist ant engineer Of the fire department and city taller was laid over for one week.
 Another repeating that part of o?di- nance creating the office of street commissioner. was laid over. An ordinance amending section 2l of ordinance g, was read and adopted providing for the keeping of the streets clear of obstruction by signs, and also providing for the enforcement of such q law.
 Upon motion Councilman Tierncy's $ resignation was finally accepted. Upon motion of Councilman .Jourden seconded by Councilman Stevens. the office of city physician was declared vacant, and Dr.. Derby,hire was elected to fill the place.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24

NJ. D. Samuels. C. F. Bryant, Frank Ames and wife, r. Hege. r. F. Ham mond. l.. J. Park, F. F. Fedler, J. E. Wood, F. o. Lindblom, Mr. Seppcla and District Court Clerk Borchscnius.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-24
Beautiful La France Roses

Displayed in our show window. Mrs. l.. LOwcnstcin, with M. D. Samuels & Co.,, lately from the out side. will give lessons in needle painting and needle embroidery during the summer and winter. Classes Tuesdays and Fridays. Apply at NJ. D. S;amuels X Co.