davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Capitalists InspecT Fish
 River Property.
Also Examine !uto Oppos tunities for the Construction of Rail
 roads in This Section.

E. OntTroy, jr.. the New York zap ,italist, son of R. Ont1roy, of the Pacific Packing X Navigation company, who, with Harrington Emerson, also d cap talist of New York and London. has been visiting Council, returned on Sunday from that section. The gentle men made a minute inspection of many of the mines of that district. Included in their itinerary was visit to the ril- yer mines on Fish river These min, $ were worked for a short time Nea', ago, the ore being shipped to san Francisco. The drop in tho price cf silver caused their abandonment. Work in d small way wa, renewed last winter, but at the present time nothing is being done. Mir. Onilroy saw some fine looking quartz but was unable. on account of the condition Of the shafts, to make thorough inspection.
 Mr. Emerson, who is an engineer of high standing. gave considerable attcn- tion to the country a> q profitable field for railway construction. and it k p1-s- bic that next spring will see important developments in this respect, in this section. Mes-is Emerson and Onilroy expected to meet his father is OH!l:oY ST., who i, visiting Alaska, al Cnsa.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
ORDINANCE NO. SC.

Az. ordinance to prevent r'.'aju .- u running at large and lli. .Ni|.E 'l- . ppuuliul. killing and ~J,. Ht 'h' I.'. Be il ordained and tuN,n'' a' tor't.' i cauuciI ui the city nf NouI".
 section l. No hor,r~. m.. ~ uurru- N..-. .uat> or clttI" ~iitll h" ll.ua. 10 i.l ...... and th, sane arc prphlD''.' tr"n r.-....I .' large within the ,ogPo''" !I".i 't the CT '. Some.
 SC Non of t.e ."."' E a'l"a. n S cI.ou uf thi> uroluIu'. -.ut D." '-' .'' 10 he h.rjrd in any of tu" ~'t, or ? of The cltY ut Nuu".
 sc. 3. Ans o thc 4u'mI. 1."' +Hnou .u SO. ton of this urd nance t'uuN r'. Ht ..r.' within tr" c"rp"fat" lmti ". n" "i '.' /. or found hvri,d u ,aid city o' Nom' - Ir.t'' d in see p % "l ihl~ "!dIhaH'' may h. .'.. 4p by any po.Ivu of v"r cog t.uN olh.t '-'a H. .icliycred tpt lplicc o'hr'r '..i imp"uNu' pound ol iucIo.are Nuyh Itia.. he 8 vI!cd with proper care '"e' ana ".. h' -' coutiucd
 Scr | The chief of ro. ...l 2Is. ham.'. ate notice of lhr taking opu, ~Ich ar A d description thereof. by U"-''ug tA ..h' ! some con>pjcuou- place nt th pound Hu@ " "r near the pO~tOitCt lu ~I'u v'.'. >'''h n"'l.' -ha.i also provide for the ~'!lIu. NI 'v' au'l'il -l taken up by giving five da.~ u"ot thtruL .> personal property Is >"'U "" 'Nec'''on. '"l si'to ur,iucl,u- all cost> a.'d .Npon>c- 'u..u."t tp the sal" shall plg the rrHt9 udcr "' th' pro rccdN of such Sii.r ntn b" rit. "'as'rN.
 Sec ,. II al any tim" fore ~'ra sale l'' owner uf such duima ~O taken Nls ~HH V ci. l.l the same hc shah be rnuti@i tn tr' n'N>cSNt"n thereof upon the p4ym,ul "i all F" and r'.- ~OuHblC chATs and ckprh~i.' ihrlI'hi t' ~d.h taking up npoundiuE advertising yHo E'"l- lnr said di,lurS,' n, n'~ -I 't,.i ar" tuH". tti >hdl be paid into tll sit, ur1--ry.
 See G r. upon tn" diy "i uD a- provided in section of this urdlAHIkr u" un .'' ai> ..t !dl- thc rca>onablo and lrrI r. and G- pru>c> a> provided n S,"liua . ol this urJ'. nance. the chief uf police shall ahd he r. hc.cuy authorized to Kill the -aij puiu1l No u.',''l .~.j for sale and sell tbc cu'rn~s ai privai" ur Hrult sale and the Lct pr1coed- Arl.',,"t from such ~alc shall be paId into the city t'yarI...
 See. l. If the owner of any pr"I rtv sold under the provisions Of this nr nance >ha' ai any time W thju one year Irush tbe da'- ut ~HgH sale ulisi,r satisfactory proof t' his uaL"r~lip he hall be entitled to receive th' net proceeds of such sale on deposit in the r'tN ,lra Try.
 See. $. The owner or pcr,uu having 'nargc C any animal mentioned in ~o"j''9I of tbs urat- nance who shall allow the ~aIue.io run Ht latY" contrary to the provisions "t thi~ c'inau,o shall on conviction before the | "l''t Stat ~ comm .Sioucr for Nome precinct, bc .ued ten dollar, for ench Oiicp'c.
 Passed by the common council If the city "I Nome the 9th day of October l3l'.
 tSignodl A l.. VALENTINE.
 President of the Coz. AIta COumrl
 and X-Oificip Iuyor Attest:
 THOS R. WHITE.
 City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
To Be Settled.

Buenos Ayres, Sept. lO.-Advices from Bolivia and Brazil indicate that the difference between the two repub- lies, over the concession to an Ameri- can-German syndicate of vast tract in Bolivia, will be aInicably settled. The conditions are that Bolivia shall retain absolute control of the tract in question and shall not cede any of her sovereign rights or transfer to the syndicate any administration Of the customs or other public functions. Brazil is determined that no foreign power shall be estab- lished in the heart of South America and to this Bolivi; agrees,
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
S0!d i}ry Creek Benches.

Capt. Bl-ht haa disposed of part of ni, D.y creek benrhe, and, with Mrs, Bright, -aIed for san Francisco on the Centennial. Captain Bright las been one of the fortunate miners ln thi- section and .'r-' demonstrated that Dry creek beuca,- ctrriej geld in paying quantities. The recent sale was made to tbr Nomr Exploration tomnany for a snug sum Capt. Bright will return uoNt -fr'ug and again o"Hot" his attcn-
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

NOTtLE OF AD3tihlSTRATOR'S
 SALE.

!l tt" tui.ai -.a''- comm toners Court in
 .. 'u. N'p'. Precinct second Division of
 l.or.>nrto Alaska. before the Hon. Y.
 M. i,.'d s x. commissioner and eX-ofiiciC
 pIuHN'r J.U-'. Ntua Precinct.
 i. .ur u.''tr.'' th" estate of Clarence A.
 '.... ..,.,,...,..,.. ,rI.r of .,,o dr,, aN+ -...r., u...ut aud rltcred herein by said l.urt'' onl. uI ilg 'ith day oI August. ln02. I .'a orIs"' -ld dln Gt"a '" -'i. at pn6lic auction ..lt lt.. read ,~'-.r upt premises belonging. to sal. ,.'"lc IN0r and Nc,u- D ~aii precinct and l.rt...ars '. -.H.u.JN N- follows. to-w{t'
 fEu yeg'a5H p".' ot\plrel Of land situate. ..i,l- ;tiB nc'I- n th" Municipality of Nome l., mrt,,a and hounds follows.
 J,r,m,l.... Ht H prIul Y A"r" the west line of tl.r.l-. ..-. i-..r~ .il north line of Front .'r..,.'. t,r. point ct h'EiuaiuE: running thence .y,-..r. .Iai.. 'hn north li0o of Front street 70 i.,t u.r,. .ort.-, to tl. Iuthwc~t corner of the va.. .t..-. o' .t'yn ijro,. d Co.,. thence north. .'4. t'' H"r. or r>- io' the south line of tI-. nf.uNc. tu.uue ".,-.orlW tracing the south ..H. .. l'r~f "t, 4u. 31 feet more or less to the west .'g" u' .. a.iH ~i'.ut. lhtpce SOuthcrly, tt.yiur tur. West .u. of jllliip street GO feet luu., u. less ,t th' p.urr pf beginning. upon the rJ-'DgH portion of which ~liu tract k now -'a....i.tl tH1.~tu"N store bui!dng and. adIoin- 'i- ~.rI~ ~'ora hl.HnnE ou the welt, story
 A.~ul{H.. c.elir piece or parccto of lard >itu. af, yur and being in the municipality of Nom. Ui-Iu ui Nia-ila. and particularly de- -,lslrl. Is .pI3N,. tu-vit.
 Situated .,J o-- said Front street in q SPutherly ''I'. .'i ..'t+ IH' "''F' tl'>N'I I"'d Ndtch5uNt of tItUtu SgoS. Co.,. and being 2 ~iiip of land l> feet ID " idth. fronting on the south line of I'luut ~trcet aad exc udllg ~outher!y from said lucrt Front stree; dI~tance of 3D fleet, to- ertbrr Nith q thrco-.inrv frame and galvanized iron huidGt- ~tluat | thereon together with ;4l inc tru mcu,~ hcreiltamentS and appurt tuEutr- lH any wise 'tiuu- ing or appertaining fu 'a' ul0yr tr-.'lllc,, tracts of land.
 Nuu." i> 'h.l'itr. hereby given that on, the I3'h Mas ut D.Iub"r. 1909. at th" hour of 10 60 ..I1's ;. n. ut ~..i dar in front of the above ttl-rt.'ed store rGiIdn- ua Front Street in thc AIIIeipalitr pi Nom" Nome Precinct. District of A.I-llH 1 Wil. n ur HG'.uCs to said order sell t ,arltl" parcels Q" a~ :;n entire tract a> may Hf Ihl' tiul- Hrp ar 'u h" most advantageous to -Iid .r-tplr .li o, thn snuv" de ,cribed real eS- tate. at public 'rLduo to the highest and best h.'f.g GhtTt,er. for cU~h.
 UatrtaH \ om" .tlI-ii;i this 18th day of Sep p. iyUl.
 ApH.HERT F. CHAPLIN
 Administration of said estate. P-lJ5tS
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
from Gold Run.

Minin" operations on Gold llln arc closed down with tho cXocp- ion of No- ? and . on "hich work i, still under way according to l. statement made Thur~lay hy N. !. sullivan. who al rived ou The x, N.bo, 1.-The ,.a~ou'~ work oe Gold Run, said Alr. sullivan. "ha, b"ermaDl-jactory generally speak ing, A great deal of work ha, ben done thi, ,eo,ou, aud thc district j, looking better than ever before.
 The New-boy brought down l2 pas oeneeIs from Gold l,un. ;,bout L. ,rom Teller and ;o from Candle.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
An Educator al Nome.

triend, of J. A. Riley. formerly principal of the Monterey public schools, w,n be pea~,d to learn that he has been em.nently successful as prncina O: the Nome City Alaska. pubic schools. Although Nome is comparatively new town. the people are al ,e to the value Of education. and have built up a school system which would be credit able to many an older commtnity, and ir MT Riley it h1S d thorou@l ly competent head MT Riley i~ ar educator of great talent, and iS. be. sides. possessed of much cXccutiye ability, and hi, Monterey friends expect to hear of his ac- compiishins great thing, in tho far. north - MuLlNrnN NNM Erh-
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
The Goal Strike.

Chicago IL. Sept. r., "A httlc tighter every day." summarizes the anthracite coal situation in Chicago. A few local dealers are uartIu% with q few tons at @l0 per ton.
 Shenauhoah, Pa. sept lo,-Thcre i, no show fora settlement of the anthra- cite strike according toGeueraI Gobin, commander oi the troops. ln fac. all indications roW poiat more definitely to a po,Qagation of Inc strike.
 IIazclton. Pa, sept ld, Troops pre- vented lhe ~l ikrr- from moIca1inG the men on their way to. work .hi, morning at summit hill A Hal2l- ton the strikers pjrkel> turned back LII lhn nnn-uMiOn men.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
ORDINANCE NO. 87.

An ordinance provdipg for the perform ucc by the city clerk of the duties ut thr -'ty u~ sesSor and collector cX-ollcio. Be it ordained and enacted by The cIT mon council of the city of Nome: That from and after the list day of Or'ots-r. 1902. the clerk of the city uf Nome shall in ad- dition to the duties now prov idcd hy or finance. perform all the duties now incumbent tpun the city assessor, collector ex -o:lcio Vithou, addi- tional compensation. That all ordinances or parts Of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby re peaed.
 Passed by the common council of the "ity oi Nome this 9th day of October .l90!.
 A. l.. NNl&NTISF,
 President of the Common Council
 and eX-OnciO Mayor. Attest:
 THos. E. WAITE.
 Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
THE DEVIL! !!
The H0rribIe Scare That
 Came to Johnson.
Down Deep in tie Shaft or q Dry Creek Mine He Thought Old
 Satan Had CIutched Rim.

A man named Johnson, who with his two partners had Il lay on one O. Capt. Bright's bench claims on Dry creek. had an experience recently which he is not likely to soon forget. One morning Johnson went down the 24-foot shaft to begin his days work. The moment he reached the bottom some large, hairy animal threw it's paws around his neck. The shaft was in utter darkness. and Johnson could only feel the monster $ embrace.
 Help, murder." he shouted. ."The Help!"
 The cries brought JohuSon's part ners, Anderson and Olsen, to the shaft A light was, lowered, and the monster proved to be large black dog that in some way had fallen down the shaft.
 So pleased was the poor animal at Johnson's appearance that it jumped and fawned upon him, while Johnson yelled frantically. thinking that he had tapped the trall to the nfernal regions and the head con table of that terri tory had claimed him for his own.
 The dog was taken to the surface, and with lively wag of his tail he struck smart gait in the dire ction of town. Mr. Johnson soon recovered from his awful fright.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
ORDINANCE NO.hSS.

An ordinance to provide for the killing Of dogs.
 Be it oIdained and Ienncted by the common council of the city of|Nome:
 Section I. No siyt or female dog in time oi heat, no habtuallySiciouS dog Or raa,i do.' shall be permitted to run at large within the city limits, and it shall be lawful for any person to kill any such dog running at large, whether wearing u collar duly nuInbered or not; and the
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Sale of seaity.

Anam- x Thagard have bought the building occupied hy their Board of Trade saloon from l.: x. stevens. the price paid bein 3'.joo. The location is an excellent one and rhe pric, i~ considered reasonable. The building ha, recently been greatly improved.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
tnnf of Mnter. and Nrt !

feet of water, and yet '"" men ct' in1Eing from 3l,to >3oa aal oa",. f country that can r'dote goia '.@' way in paving quantities is n". -'..'. ' Mr. Lloyd has leased h., '".'aolv Mary'- I4loo to Mike Hurley a.a Rudolph Ahicru, ~ao will o."''4'.I it thi, winter 5c'"et 6J -r. '' people will spend the winter a 'h' eloo. and d good deal of winter "or" will be done in tho di~.r.'t.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

London. August, 2j.-lteplyinc to a correspondent who asked Lord Nolse- ley if the report was correct that he de- scrbed the American army as the best in the worid,' the field marshal writes that he believe, the quotation accurate ly describts that point.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Violation o; Game Law.

It has come to our knowledge that there have been many tiolations of the law for the protection of fl. h and game, aa stretching nets and building obslruc- tionS across streams for the trapping
 ' f.h, We earnestly reoommcao that the law ill Uni, connection be rigidIy
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Condition of Natives.

Our investigation oi the condition Of the native tribes leads Us to believe that here $ a general Improvement as compared with former years, there being little sickness reported They are apparently well provided with food supplies for the winter. While there have been but few violations of the law prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors to natives. yet We deem it ad- visable, owing to it's demorulilins in- tluence upon them, to recommend that the law be rigidly enforced.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
AduIteratioi, Of Coal.

The practice of ,omc local dealers in selling adalterated coal has been brought to the attention of tl.c grand jury. CpOn Investigation We find that inferior grades of coal have been repre- sented to be and sold for superior auality. These facts have been brought before the common council. which body, we earnestly hore will take such measures aa wiI' abolish the practice.
 We desire to express car appreci- atiOn for th, courtesie- extended to us at all time, by the officials connected with the United states di.trici attor- nty 's office.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Newly furnished rooms, with fire. to rent for 3lj per month. Inquire MIG GET office.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Creek freighting, Rowe Transfer, 425 t'ront street. next California Gale.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Lumber orders will be booked for next seasons business at special rates by Tanner X Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

You can afford to read the NUGGET when you can get it delivered at your door for Sl per month.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
WOmeu Tn Saloons.

We believe that the presence of women in saloons is, in many instances responsible directly or indirectly for crimes committed. We urYentlyrecom- mend that women be prohibited from trequen,ing places where intoxicating liuuOrS are sold
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

t,.,... person lDuit'in- Guv ,u"h dog tp run .. .,... -na.l l3l. Dol,i. yhau thereof c liable ..t ..t l.' 'r-t h n fa dollar, Hor more >n. t.. A .,I. .2.
 ..Nl. NAtNTf*E.
 or NJ Common Council
 .,e '.i" M3Not IH,. ', N..ir
 t... .,r..
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Iron and eel of all kinds at diese's.

Fresh mint iuleps at the Board of Trade bax
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
CATHOLIC
ST. MAKY'S MISSION.

Steadman and Fourth avenues. Hours of service, Sunday, 1:45 Il, m. and ll;i5 a. III. and 1:45 ?. m. Rev. (. Il. II. BlOOr rector.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Fool and billiard tables at the Board of Trade saloon. t
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Just received a large stock of heavy timberS at Tanner X Clark's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

Sunday services:-M Morning sermon, II a. m.: Sunday school, l2 m.: Chris tian endeavor, 6:30 D. m.: Song service. 7:3O D. m.; Evening sermon $ ?. m.: Prayer meetings Thursday evenings, $ D. m. (. [. RYBERG, Pastor.
 CATHOLIC.
 Early morning mass, 9 q. m. ,and Il a. m. sermon at II o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Flows aSS<crapers at Glsse,s.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Lumber at "Northwestern."

o,dlass' Glass f16m sNlo to 'dx"o' at
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Imp'td Swis, cheese, Nome Tr'dg Co
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Anything in sheet-metal work. Oscar Witt, Front St, opp. Steadman.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

c;e.s's. e.s1t %psr caps and fuse at
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

responsible company. We find that the annual allowance for fueland lights made by the post office department is these items in the Nome office no eXtrG allowance being made for the severity of the climate and theshortness of the
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Gasoline, coal oil. Northwestern. !"
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Local Fire Department.

We find the quarters of the local fire department too small for tue accommu- dation Of the iiremen and equipment. The service i> exceA nj and. .we recom- mend that the prt sent efficiency be maintainen
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Life Saving Station.

We recommend tha q thoroughly equipped and properly manned life saving station be established and main tained at this point. along ,he lines and for the reasons set forth in cOmmuni- cation from Lieut.. II. C. Hamlet, ('. S revenue cutter service. hereto attached
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
.nn Ira1ld Jury Finishes
 It's LabOrS
AND IS DISCHARGED
Tine Report Comprehensive One ~and Contains Many Recon.
 lamentations.

The grand jury came into the dis trict court on Thursday at noon and ,through Foreman T0smer presented
 their final report, and were thanked by Judge Moore ard discharged from fur
 ther duty. Following is the fell tex. a of the grand jury's report:
 We, the members of the grand jury $ of the Second division of the District O. Alaska, duly drawn, cmpaneljcJ and sworn to inquire into the commission v of offeuses, the conduct of Ike federal s, and municipal offices and. officers, an3 t the cenditiors iIecting the general ewelfare of this division world respect 4 full report a3 follows:
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11
Quarters For Insane.
Investigation Recommended.

From persistent rumors and the na- ture of some of the testimony of wit ,nesses coming before Us we are led to ibelieve that certain abuses were prac- !ticed during the regime of the late l.. cS. commissioner at Council City, and .shave been practiced in the office of the present commissioner at Candle City. We recommend that an investigation 'of the conduct of these officials be made,
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-11

Yours very truly,
 C. II. LEHDING.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-20
Converted Anarchist Tells
of Plans to Kill Roosevelt

city from England about Christmas.
She had a long talk with him after
he had been chosen to kill the presi
dent and tried to prevail on him not
to carry out the mandate. He retul n
ed to France early in this year, and
two weeks later, in the streets Of Par
is his body was found, apparently put
there after an act Of violence.
Mrs Dexheimer said Melov killed
bimself in the street and planned the
suicide as to have it appear that he
was murdered. After the failure Of
Mellow. Mrs. DeXheimer says, a new
lottery was drawn and man named
Mullen or Mueller, living in avenue
B, was chosen few days later The
woman says this man was found
dead from poison he had taken. Again
the lots We're drawn. and this time
woman named Schroeder, living
pp town in New York, drew the death
blank. She, too, ended her life by
drinking poison.
Mrs Dexheimer asserts she is mark
ed for death by her former friends.
and when she realized her danger she
ceased to venture out of the house.
Mrs. Dexheimer says there are 100
or more places in New York where
anarchists meet. She knows of two
places in Brooklyn, several in Jersey
City and a few in Patterson.
In the west. says she, the anarchists
have stronger hold than in the east,
Judging from the reports that we're
sent to New York from time to time
when she attended the meetings in
New York.
Mrs. Dexheimer said she had not
heard the name of the president men
toned directly in the meetings in
which lots were drawn. She attri.
buted this omission to the fact that at
that time she was not in the inner
circle In talk among members, how.
ever, Mr.. Roosevelt's name was freely
mentioned, and She understood then
for whom the lots had been drawn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-20
II l,CH IN CANAL DE- l.
PANAMA TREATY WILL NOT EE
READY WHEN CONGRESS
MEETS.
Both Sides Are Working to Define
The Functions Of the
United States.

Washington, Nov. 20.---It can be stat
ed positively that the Panama canal
treaty will not be ready for submis
sion to congress when it cOnveneS.
Complications have since arisen over
tie question Of the sovereignty over
the canal strip. 1t is agreed that a
trip cf six miles wide shall be leased
in perptuity to the United States, but
the quality and character of the ad-
ministratiye functions Of the United
States are hard to define. Both sides
are now engaged in research of his
t@rica! precedents and endeavoring
to ascertain specific wording of
the articles on this subject which
will be mutually satisfactory.
1t is believed that early next week
the basis for an agreement will be
reached The question of indemnity
has been postponed until the other
parts Of the treaty have been agreed
upon Colombia now demands a
lump payment of S1O,0OO,000 and after
the lapse of fourteen years an annuity
CT $500 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-20
r1OVEMENT ORGANIZED
To Reclaim $4,000 Acres of Swamp
Land By Drainage Canal

This morning a number Of the larg-
est planters of jefferson county met
at the Office of Capt. J. S. Bell and
took initial steps in movement which
will probably suit in forty or fifty
thousand acres of swamp land being
reclaimed. The precedent thereby set
is also calculated to be of greet good.
The movement was started about two
weeks ago by a number OF planters
living at and near Noble Lake, who
called meeting to be held in this
city for the purpose of discussing the
matter Of providing a drainage canal
for large tract of swamp land in
that section owned by Messrs. Floyd
Jarvis, S. Geisreiter. James Gould.
J. F. Simmons, James S. Bell. Louis
Roth. Charlie Triplett. Ma jor Brecilin-
ridge. James Trulcck, ". j. Galbraith
and others. In ali about 10000 acres
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-20
Ono" the Fire Department Dog

Tizt members of company M / al
-" fy department have contriyed q
eniGf~ Invention whereby their pet
and fli4e. Tao. a large Newfoundland
dog. may enjoy tie same benefits
which iE@Y enjoy in tie event Of fire
tHo "as been around the fire house
ter f2@ er three years, and the fire.
men uC k after his welfare as much or
more tEan their own. He formerly
belonged TO City Clerk Lee Johnson, but
finding things pleasant for him ono
tiay. on paying the firemcn a visit. he
decided TO take uD permanent quar-
terS there and share the life of the
firrmen. He has since been one of
tho fixtures of the department and is
REGARDED! by the fremen as being
NAYS tie first to respond to the alarm
when It's braZen tones ring out He
bears quicker and responds faster.
When an alarm comes in he causes d
oommotien by barking, jumping on the
tfcmnn and their beds. and making
things lively in general. He never
fails % accompany the men on run.
Barking. jumping at the horses he
preeehes the firemen no matter how
fast the horses run. If it happens
that the doors and windows should be