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, 1902-03-11
SCHOOL WILL TRY PLAN OF
GOVERNMENT BY PUPILS

AS a result Of a meeting Of the teach
ers Of the East Side school yesterday
on Saturday, the plan Of cooperation in
the government OF the schools will be
tried. Each pupil will be put on his
honor to a large extent. The fixed
rules Of the school will! be made known
as clearly as possible. and merit in
their observance will be rewarded.
Pupils will be left to do much as they
please, and at stated intervals their
records will be furnished them, some
what after the merit system in use on
some Of the large systems of railway.
Some of the rooms put the plan in prac-
tice this morning.
, 1902-03-11
GRAND ARMY OFFICER
ELECTED LAST NIGHT

At the meeting Of Custer Post, Grand
Army last night, Charles I. Pope was
elected senior vice commander in place
of T. F. Carey, who resigned when he
removed to Green River.
Comrade o. A. Hamilton OF Rock
Springs was present at the meeting
and was endorsed by resolution of the
post as a candidate for United States
marshal for the district of Wyoming.
, 1902-03-11
EVANSTON HAS MEMBER
OE FRESHMAN CIAa

The freshman class at the universe
ty at Laramie will give an entertain
ment at commencement in June, says the
Evanston Press. This will probably
take the form of a moot trial, although
no definite arrangements have yet
been made. The class has about thirty
members. Mr.. George Sellon Is the
only member of the class that halls
from Uinta county.
, 1902-03-11
PROF. KNIGHT WILL
LECTURE At EVANSTON

Prof. knight Of the state university
will deliver a lecture at the Presby-
terrain church a week from next Sun
day night. says the Evanston Press.
His theme will be The Geological
History of Evanston" The lecture will
be illustrated by stereopticon views.
, 1902-03-11
CHEYENNE AND LARAMIE,

Clipped from the Cheyenne Tribune.
Sam Wilson arrived from Laramie
afternoon.
Miss Lena Ferris returned from Lar
annie yesterday afternoon.
W. A. Whitney. assistant superin.
tehdsnt Of the Union Pacific at Lara
ME, was in the city yesterday.
, 1902-03-11

You will never wish to take another
dose Of pills If you one try Chamber.
lain's Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
are easier to take and more pleasant
in effect. They cleanse the stomach
and regulate the liver and bowels. For
sale by F. H. Eggleston.
, 1902-03-11

When you wake up with q bad taste
In your mouth you may know you need
q dose Of Chamberlain's Stomach 4
Liver Tablets. They will cleanse your
stomach. improve your appetite and
make you feel like a new man. They
are easy to take, being sugar coated,
and pleasant In effect. For sale BY
F. H Eggleston.
, 1902-03-11

Fifth annual uniform ball Of Rail.
road Hose company No 4 It Maenner-
Choir hall Monday eveoinG. March II.
Tickets 81. Everybody cordially in
vited. 17st7
, 1902-03-11

OFFERED TO SUPERINTENDENT
CAMPBELL OF THE STATE
FISH HATCHERY.

He Was Notified Today that the Gov
eminent Fish Hatchery at Boze-
man Had One Hundred Thousand
Determine the Matter in 4 Day or
Two.
, 1902-03-11

We are now located in our new room
two doors south Of our old stand where
We will be glad to sse our old custom
era. Woodruff Z Terry.
, 1902-03-11

Board and lodging s5.75. Mrs. ]. H.
Jackson, 303 Thornburgh street.
174t6
, 1902-03-11
ARREST
OF BOYS WHO APE SAID TO BE IN.
CORRIBIBlE ON STATE
WARRANTS.

Judge BrameI Urged to Have Clyde
Wallis and George Van Dance Sent
to the Reform School at Golden
Mothers Tears Brought to Bear In
the Case.
, 1902-03-11

Secure your copies OF The Republi.
can Industrial edition at this office be-.
fore they are all gone.
, 1902-03-11

FurnisAsa hoasseSsDans rooms for
sa&. eaysF -Hanssa. III 1txtA sefsst.
, 1902-03-11

Old papers sse PER hundred At TIE
Republican oAoA.
, 1902-03-11

Overshoes of all kinds and all prices
at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-03-11

Daily Republican SOC per month.
, 1902-03-11

yoming III ArchlV9s
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The Old Reliabie Hunter Saloon

Only sells iir,t-cla-s liquors. If you are not a~patron, it will pay you to give Us Il trial. We make speciality Ql supplying families and miners with the best uf everything III the hquOr line at d small margin Of profit.
 PRICES GENUINE GOODS Old Hunter Rye, per bottle, $2,. old CrovS Bourbon, per bottle. &. Imported Champagne, per pint bot tie, sj.
 Imported Champagne, per quart 5c:- tie. s.
 Cook s-Champagne, per pint bottle, Sl.5o: Der quart, $I.u0.
 Nous Champagne Cider, per pint bottle, 90 cents.
 Drinks ana cigars, be; two fon 25r. |. Goods delivered to any part of the city Telephone No.4j.
 THE HUNTER. Corner Hunter way and Front street.
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but, by my spurs, I believe the proof against him is insufficient. therefore move we do resolve he is not guilty. (On suggestion Of Tentonio, defend ant ,,.cornsel, the motion was amended slightIy.l
 Scofelducus (aside) By all the powers. if that ain't gall Why, that council knows less about parliamentary tictacs than the average e~'ne,nber of Washington legislature. But wait until my partner becomes the mayor; then justice will be meted out as il should be met. (The council being about to vote. Scoiielducus arose.
 Scoiielducus-I am opposed to the passage of these resolutions
 Harrisonio (aside)-Can it be mine
 ears doth hear aright. He did scribble them.
 | ScotieldGcus-And while know it's
 but waste of time, I've a funny story l ! Ntllu tS4 E it lp iStu' iiot '' 'i' -'S' 'N' i you, bat as entertainment of those who
 came to see the show. 1 Valentinio-We are not here for play. but to do stern justice. Let Us
 vote.
 The Notary (asde )-Full we'll I see 1 he'd make a play for the throne l long to occupy. 1 Scoiielducus--AIe noble lords, L.hnow
 not how you will decide, but l do insist
 that l be heard. Can it be that yOu have not heard of the tin tipped- 1 tongUed orator of Cheha!is, of whom | am he? Give me Eut onc-hal! hour and I'll ignite lon commnn herd with a
 fame that will sweep the next election with bosom of destruction. i tThe resolutions having been passed and the council adjourned. tue audi ence retired to Councilman JourdOn,U's, where they sang: | I went to the animal fair, l The birds and beasts We're there; 1 The gay babocn, by the light of the moon,
 Was combinG his auburn hair; 1 Vhe monkey he got drunk, | He climbed up the elephants trunk;
 The elephant sneezed and fell on his knees hh, what become of the monk, the monk, the monk? And thus endeth the first lesson.
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Tbs NNvestigatEoa Of
 ~s ~* Cbisf JojsriMs

since passed, but see now why all me advances were met with cold rebuif.
 Scotielducus-Me nobles, have had snbpmnas served on seYeral who will not come, and know of no power to m,ske them.
 The councA then called Harrisonio, otevanily and others, all of whom testified to rr,mors only.
 THE DEFENSE.
 FentoniO-Stevanio. take thou the stand, and tell what you may know of the nine female slaves who had no re- aaipts.
 The eX-eoiamissioner, having taken the stand. explained, in Il voice that could have been heard block, the system Of keeping the police records, hut, having lost control of his tongue aud temper, his words ran together in ,%iumbleG mass.
 Scuiicld1cns (nside )-Ne gods. hu hear him talk Men are like rivers 'tis said-sOme long, some short. some deep, some shallow, some swift. some slow. If this be so then. indeed, is Stevanio funny brook. When reused Wjth deep indignation words shoot trom his mouth and roll and tumble in all directions, flowing like the waters Of some mad river ruSbing Cu to meet the cataract below: and then again he seems q, mild G-manncred man as. ever scuttlcd ship or aat throat. When acting like the river when tis mad there be no danger, for you can trace him by the flowing bubbles that follow iu hi, wake. j5ut. ah, beware when his honeyed ~ord, chase each other in sweet cadence. for then the Spaniard turks in ambush, and it were well to have care. I'll pass him up like a white chip.
 (Jolerius, having taken the stand, began denying everything from soda to hock; pro tanto, pro renata and pro salute am nal
 Councilman Harrisonio--Me lords, I've been az in Jolerius from the start,
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ments of the same color were served. All the children present were between the ages e l3 months and } years, each child being accompanied by it's mother The guests of the little hostess were l: Helen Bruce. Kathleen Mcintyre, Blanche Heighlev, Marguerite Kirk, Marina Dohrnann, Ruth Lanritzen, Gwennic Schoiield. Mary Tanner, Oliver Vanderbilt. Willard Murane, Albert Valentine. John PaceN Nome Woods, Willie Geiger.
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Olaf Jackson Heard Fro n.

Chinik. Jan. 3l.-Olaf Jackso passed here last nightin cloud of fire, drop ping copies of the Nome ''News" as he passed down the coast. The paprr Is printed on asbestos. paper, it being such ''ho1 stuff that it. would have been consumed in OlaF's chariot. which speaks volumes for the "enter- prise of the News managers" O,al is supposed.lo be heading for Dawson in search of information concf rning JuAge Moves.
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.a THE STORY OF A e~ A "SCOOP"

The story of a very clever newspaper scoop is told by Mr. Flood, manager for the Ames Company at ChiniE. l. is in regard to an important event in the late Chinese embroglio, the news of which was much sought alter by the As>oc,ated Press, te says:
 "While in the Orient, I formed a close acquaintance with two ef the cor respondents of New Works leading dailies, the World and Journal. There was d great field for these newspaper men, for history was being made fast.
 Il was called back to the States just after the massacre at Tien Tsin. and cook passage on a.Steamer that waS to leave in three days. On the day of sailing twomen, disguised, came aboard ship and asked to see me. 1 met them and asked them to step into my state room, At once they made themselves known. and, to my great surprise, who should they be but my two newspaper friends. They had come on business.
 
 ''Long and earnestly We talked. and as result of our conversation 1 was entrusted with a bundle Of precious messages. These, might say here, would never have paeseI through the oensor's hands, and 50 was somewhat fearful of beng found with them in my possession. LCath as 1 was though, my fears were overcome by my interest when 1 learned that Herald man wa,a to sail for Vancouver on the same steamer, and l was ia for the sport. was as close as a cloister, and, not be- ing a newspaper man, was unsuspected'
 "On the voyage over l met and formed a close acquaintance with the
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Herald correspondent, who, by the way, was young En2lishman., He told me about his scoop the why. how and wherefore: but still held my peace, ard incidentally my friend E good will.
 At Vancouver We found heavy fog and were unable. to make d landing. Not having much time to lose. my friend and 1 engaged small launch that came alrngside aud went ashore. It was then about II o'clock. On land ing, my friend ordered d cab and ln- vited me to 90 with him to have break fast at the hotel. Like the prOverbial Englishman, he must eat and drink be- fore working, no matter how slight the eXertion mig sht be, nor how important the business. l, Yankee like, pleaded d business engagement and rushed of up town to land my scoop l think l must have kept those machines in the teleglap office busy for about an hour. Then l went to my hotel.
 "the next morning about Il o'clock my Herald friend and | were taking our breakfast in the hotel dining room, when a cUlored boy ran up with a tele- gram ioP him. He read il. lis ia, C flushed, and he passed it over 10 me. It read:
 MT. COrson. Hotel Victoria,
 "The Journal and World yesterday published extras of terrible massacre at Tien Tsin. Is it right?
 HERALD;
 'Then rising, he said, Flood. is that some of your work?' answered in the affirmative Since then we've never met"
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Notice of Forfeiture.

NOME, Alaska October 30 1901.
 To James Warren. Di ;Sson: You are hereby notineL tuat | nave eN,Jeuied the san of Out uunltGd and itceI collars, ill la0or in performing the aSSe S.nent work for the year l!bl, u Jon that certdln Clalm known tue Fish clam, containing twenty acres. more or less, placer mining clam oA Fish :rcch, d tfIpn- tarJ or SuuDrion rivef, m the 8on4nzh Min tiS DIstl1cJ. JIStllct Of Aias<.i, d, win a.)- pear uy certificate filed August 18th, A. D tr,ct, m order to hold saiJ mining propert / unucr the provisions Uf section -c.i UI the Re VlsCd Statutes oi the UnlteL states. Deing the .OdLt te lulftu lU uolli lAle Sltllc Tor the year Eui.
 . You will please take notice that If you do not within ninety days a!tertne publication of this notice pay your propol tIon, or II you refuse to puy yuut pIopOI ton of Sucn eXpeilIltu,f as 4IuresG4d. tlS ca J-oWuef, yudr Interest m llu cialm miII necoine tne property ot the under S.4sned, under sad section 25.I Revised Stat utes of the United States.
 O' 't.0 WILLIAM NIELSEN.
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A Great Program.

Unless all signs fail the Standard will be crowded house on Thursday evening. the occasion being the grand vaudeville show, for which the Eagles have been preparing ioe some time past. The program i> an excellent Il, and includes the best talent in Nome.
 Its direction is in able hands. and it is ehtreLt safe tC say tEat i. wi.l te one of the best high-class lerioltaances ever given in Nome The boxes have all been taken and tickets are selling rapidly. Among the features will he a competitive cake walk. sele, tions i.y the Philharmonic orchestra and 6 quartet composed of Messrs. Thorn quist, Leland, Cunningham and Kemp.
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NEWS NUGGETS.

Mrs. Bourne s paintings, now on eX- hibition at the Bear drug store, will be rallied Friday evening at i:.0 o'clock. In United States Commissioner Reed $ court Monday Charles Clark pleaded guilty 10 charge of assault upon Mrs. l.. V. Stanton, and was fined $lO and costs.
 Geo. A. Shea is another Nome man who has become an expert worker in ivory. He has recently completed d number of crbboards which for polish and artistic finish cannot be excelled.
 St. Mary's Guild will meet on Thurs day next, Feb. G. at ? p. III. prompt, at the church, Steadman avenue and Fourth street, instead of at the rectory, as previously announced. Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Dickey will he hostesses.
 isrhe last dance of Mr. Hanks sub scription series, was held last night at the Golden, Gate, large number of the younger social set attending. The music and floor were in splendid con dition and everything ran on merrily until the wee sma hours.
 The roof-9arden party. which the Knights of Pythias club will give next Monday evening at Golden Gate hall, promises to be pleasant as well as a unique affair. The garden will be decorated with real trees, brought all the way from Golovin bay.
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N0licE OF FORFEITURE.

l SoUACIL ITY Alaska Januar; l. 1902 To GcOtsc u. oaluItr:
 hoa ule hereDy nutiied that l. as one of thr co.o"ners or the mining claim hefeini ter Ce- Serloeti' nave eApcnueu the sum of. two hundred uohats lh labor ln performing the assessinent "olh IVl the years ISUp anu lsUi upon that cer i .ehi Dl iAitS SIGlHl known ana commonly called -No, - QoTlnerls caled No. 25) above dis cofeF5 on ophlr creek, Ill EldorJdo mining dis ttiSt'1io" if Council recording district District VI Aiashu. ana containing uUuut 2u ucres, us VI UT uppedf oy ceflliicate and attiuavit flied Ct'oVcf ~'th ls0j, Tor said year l5tO. ana by cer ''S's'e ut abldlvlt iled October 2oth. EUl. for said M sear i3Oi, in the oince of the recorder of salG oistslct h orlier to hold said mining prop e5tt| uiaer the provisions of Section 2o24 Uf the A.o'iTso Stat@tcs ot the United States, being Ylo "ihouht required to hoiu the same Tor the Iaw. VT " ~ ~ |, iou VIII please take notice as co-owner. that n M ou @ to uot' Wltan ninety HU) uuys Gfter the P'V-'0iV'1d 'i tAls uotice. pay your proportion, Dt,, n % SNu iei"Sc tu Day your proportion oI Su, A t,sh'ntuIV hS dlUigSt.lu cU-owner, your 1n- V .VaS ip N |. ;'aitt win become the property of 'AV ''ASe sgnea untfer atid by virtue or said ,i hii z.34 Of the keVised Statutes Uf the Initct States.
 J. L.. WILSON, .
 Co-owner of the Aforesaid Claim add Property.
 i!Ul. I.l5.l2N w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the United States Commissioner's Court District of AIaska. second Divtslou. t'rc,.in- # Of Nome. SitUng dS . COdrT of Probate. in tne matter oI the estate of John C. Mollov deceased.
 Notiyo is hereby given by the undersigned. w. r. oICigcr. the administration oI the estate of JUhi |. IUliuy, uccyaScu, to the c.cdttor, or ana uA persons. ha.il2 claims against SaiI escIte. t0 exhibit ,htn. with the proper yough. CTS. within six months from the date Ol this no. tce tsurt date being the date Of the first pupli- cation thereoD, to said auminiStrauDr ut his residence, -ltutteu gt the south cnL uf w. h. NrcpsCr'- nriuge un tho south SlLc Of RiverSiue avenue. in the ciGy oI Nome. in tho precinct of None. DiScrict oi Alaska, Second diy vision Dated January lst, A. p. i!o!.
 W. F. GEIGER
 AuniulStritor l. s. THO MPSoN
 Attoney Tor Administrator l!-5t-wW
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MasCgcrc!s Ball.

The Twentieth Century Club will give anot her Of its enjoyable prlze masquerade balls at Golden Gate hail Cn Thar Gay evening. Feb. 20. The socia. functions ot tlie o!pb have be- come very popular in Nome this winter. The ladies Ot lhe yariouS committees are en3cav"ring |" sulpa>s all previous efforts. and arrangements are heinz made for the best music CbtainAhle. The prizes will be magniticvnt and de serving of great efforts on the part oi CONIeAIlOr,.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-05
Card of TlIark S.

The trustees Of the Congregational church wish to express their graI eIui appreciation of.the services of Ihe La dies Aid Society in the qiv rg Of the en eltaiumeut held in the church last Friday and Saturday evenings, Of the kindly assistance given hy the talent of the city, and 10 al who assisted in get ting the talent of he city eady tor the entertainment: also to Dr.. Bedding for his interest nand supervision of the decoration of the church
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SuIIimOUS.

in the United States District Court in and for the Di>t.1et of Al. sfiA, SecVnu Division. Jona IaoodyG..r, I'iainIn
 
 The Yukon Gold Dredging Com piny Of Buffalo, NJ, a cor poration DClCuudnt. to thc Yukon GOld Drcugi.4g omp .ny of BnH.lo, New iork, corporation ueIeilt,Ant, Greeting: You arc hereby required to appear and an- Swer Jh- colnp.tint oI pi.4lntuI III ,he above en- 1G.c oI tllr i.raL pGolctttivIi lhis summons. the utuefIo service of wniuh is ustteu Deec.I-
 Der 2Ooh. A. D. EOl. or lud.smeuU for want there- UI. V i4l DC tstken uS,4lu>U yuu. sostlI tG Glud l.. uiuuS.iv to recover the sum of S"tJU.JJ IDf WofH 'tsi'i liOUr pCrIorinGu Dy tne pIuLiCln Tor you Ocowecn ohe lSC uay of Ap,il, lasS, .luu the 10th ouy CT Ssptenucr A. D. lS.,y, tot further particulars ot which reference to Lhe compldlno Ch fIIc herein Is hefeuS inoue;
 An, SUu arc iurtuer iUGlIic.i tnL II Nou fail to answer the conpialnt oh or before March :. iAj2, thAt the pluhi,In Will tuKc J-ugD4ent GguinSt you for the sum of ~ .,,0,JU. witness the honorable Jufnes Wickershaul, Jdugc oI lho Cni,cu States District Court i auI Ior tn5 Dis,rlS. oi Aiu,s.. soetuiiu Division tuCrcUi, eliu tn seal x lat cyurC talked aC Nome, thls tHcltiC.l uey vI DSteiuUer, A. D. ltJi.
 .................. Il. G. STEEL- seal of [. S. Clerk of the Uuited Statas
 Dl>'U, ourt, District Court tne District DlH.tlot ot :, or @A4,.sna, Seuvuu DIsIs.a,.. AI4Sha s,~;- by Ii. O. GOHDON, ohd Ll'islun Dcpaty IICrk.
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We will pay highest prices for
 MARINE GAS ENGINES. josh K. riCin}yre {; Co. Sandsp;t
i.le ReEe;ial,s.

The Rebekahs Of Nome organized on January 2o, with the following officers: President. Mrs. Hayden: vice president. Mrs. Vaughan: secretary, Mrs. Wilson; treasurer, Ms. Horn. he purposes oi he kebekahe are to visit and relieve, the sick and distressed, and in every way possible assist the families oi Odd Fellows who are in trouble Ur distress. They propose to give a public enter tainineut on February 27.
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4 Priceless Nrrin.

A priceless organ is tEe eye, and yet some peep e are negicctful ot il. More precious Il an gold is lhe window of the soul the eye). It- delicacl and finished perfection ate beyond de~orIplton. Yet, notwithstanding thal fact, he eye l. sub .ected to more Use and abuse than Is any oiher organ of the body. for it-is rest only when closed in sleep. II your vision is impa red IL is well Tor you to bear in mind that u suitable pair oi glasses will not only lead you frGm daI Euess t0 light. but will in a greal many cases effect an entire cure Oi your eye trouble. bul. on lhe ,ther hand, grasses se]ected hy youIself or . fitted tU your eyes ty one 70 whom he science of optIcs is d sealed book wtlt in time prove an irreparubie injury to your eyes. Id Freeman, graduated .optica1, Las the iutest appl,ances fer testing tEc eyes. Besides. he carries the best selection of g.a-aes ln Nome. Office at the I9luO.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-05
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
Placer Claim Skinny"

TO stephen MoGoYern. coowuer:
 lou die tierepy nutliled lh.t 1 nave expended dung lhe year lsvI Uue hundred Quiidrs ia l%ouf ifId Improvements on the bench claim f5anlns, slDuate on the left limit of DdLT ;reck, opposite creek claim No. on said Dahl uIeek, ln the IAoug.iok precinct, uisuricJ of 1Ai-n"~ u Mhlch S@lu cltlin the IUculluu certiu- -le tppeurS u feNoru Ili No4GlIle lo, at page Sy l- the o'lce tl the retUruer Of Suid precinct. Tn OtuCF u hoIu Said clam under the pruvsiuus of sec Ion .ozt oi me revised sJntutes uf the United @ldtc>' ~llu the alntuulnentS thereto, approved jthUafJ gu. letsj, coIi~trGlA ntul i Dor tpun ihii'4iG tI4l.A.s, uti-S Lhe amount rcuulfCu to uutd NdlG placer cIeiin during and tor the period Sh ihg en- tlle a4st oaX tI Decemier. ISUl. And II WithlI nlaetJ ttaSs from the first puDlIcatjuu tt this Aotlce Soa i-H or refuse Co contribute your purtioil o1 >u> n expenditure as .l cu-uwuer JDuf there's. lii the stiu I!ulu win a, one the ptopeFtt u the sdus>riner, your c0-owner, wno nos lnSuc the required expenditure b, the terms Of said section.
 LA. BIDCSTER. Dated Dihi creek Alas,la, ..n..ry Is,, ISt2.
 4-4I-u Ill ;
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The following will also participate: Mrs. E. T. Miller, Harry Leland, J. C. Hines, Hanks and McClnnahan, J. Sutherland, Billy Newell, Miss Green man. the EstepS, Elmer Reed, Mrs ]. Vincent Browne, Rex Beach, j. Me Cabe, Harry Quinn, Harry Allen, P. l.. Bates, D. Mcdonald, Tom Shell, T. W. Dnllene. E. 5. GripshY.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-05
4 Good Thing to Knew.

Steve. rradhOuse. at Port Safety. has been connected with the long dls- lance telephone, which vas installed last week, making it the cumpletest and best equipped resort on ihe trail down the coast. Private rooms are re- served for lady travellers, and he bill Of fare inclules everything that the market affords. Good. warm. stables for horses and dogs: also feed for them. If you want the best, go nowhere else in Port Safety.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-05
NaVigatiOn.

Capt. T. A. Whistler who holds the English Extra Matters certificate, d. well as the American unlimited certti- cate, de>res to open class for teach- ing navigation, nautical astronomy. ad- juetment and dev .atlon of the impass, marine signalling and all practical seamanshlp. Address, Belmont Point.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-05
he Frozen Mem.

George A. Carpenter Is resting a- ea,l$ as eoult! be expected. Hts an.pu. tated limhs are healing rapidly, but he d0es Hot rest a. well as ha ph! eleIau, could wish. He Is receNing every at. ten ion from Drs. Chambers and Bluetl, a night and day nurse being employed. anu Mrs. Giese, propfietiess of tue Hotel Lawrence, is more than kind to the maimed patient.
 Charley Hunter and w. c. Vtnt, companions in misfortune, are also do ing nicely. Dr. Tiedemann is attend ing Hunter and Dr. Ripinger is V.nt's physician.