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The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

Their eX, ,us 10 n,ItlCtn watering places and to Virginia and Maryiah" summer resorts. Ihc cost ot4ivlnG ioF ,olorsd people in Washington IS not high. The climate is equoble, the na- tioual governmsu ut doss not au'hcr'ie restrictions against colorcd people such as prcva iii rloSt $ ,athern Sla'ss as 10 residence and means of transpor- tatiun. There is lo scriniratIon against them in the Wa shington courts and the large transient population Of inc District of Columbia during the cs- sions of congress and when the public departnents are under full hea6way causes large demand for colored em- ployes.
 Washington retains it's popularity among colored people, but the tenn p0rary dCUitticn of is roiored pCpCia- ton, which begins on May 1. has been going on even more rapidly this year than heret0fore. In the month uf Oc- tober the rcturn of the colortG people to Washington sets in most strongly.
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PERSONAL.

Alr:. W. x. Monroe is regaiaing her strength rarijly and will soon be out.
 D. B. Ogerton. proprietor of the Fish river road hnu,e, was in town this week, F. G. Win and l.. E. Glass, mining operators on solomon river, are in town.
 Q. B. Marston is to leave shortly on another rushing trip, this time to Te!le".
 Eichard Beyer, proprietor of Beyers' road honse at Sonora creek, was in .Dwn this week.
 Dr. Morris anl Andrew Nelson left early this week foi>Candle creek, where they have extensive interests.
 Miss Annie Coriss, who was in town last week, has gone down the cta~t to her new road house, five miles beyond Port Safety. C. A. Boynton, who vas severely in Jbltb bN t IdIl rtilC SieN NtthH dSt, bd1 about recovered and is able to attend to business gain.
 John Mcdonald, of the Spokane bar Der shop. who has been under Dr. I;i,linger's care for two weeks past in private hospital, is able to be about again. Tom Ward has returned to his claim on Quartz creek in the kougarok. He still has great faith in that country. aUd will open up extensively in the spring. Deputy Marshal A. B. Es,abrook, of KOu-aroh, who has been suffering from blood poison of the right hanl, con tracted ny nursing Geo. A. Carpenter while en route to Nome, is much better.
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$. Ci Il Not .S.

Hank, suts ri tol series Of dan ts ended Tuesday evening last. .hsus lal, 1t was most pleasant affair ant was iai gely attended.
 The Nome Pastime Club held their usual weekly dane last evening at the Golden Gate. There was fair attend ancs and a pleasant time was haN
 Tie Knights of Pythias roof garden party at Golden Gate hall next Monday evening is bound to prove great suc- cess, aud will DO doubt be largely at- tended.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Cowden onter- tained d number of friends "Wednesday evening at pl osress.ve whist. Refresh ments were served during the evening. The prize winners were Mrs. w. T.. Perkins, Rev. Dr. BlUor. NJ ss Codding and Walter Schranz. The guests in- cluded Co.,. and Mr.. W. T. Perkins. MT. and Mrs. J. R. McIrtlre, Mr. al, d Mrs. Schran2, Mis- 1 ichwell, MS es Wilkinson, Miss Codding, Rev. Dr. Bloor, Dr. McClanahan, F. H. Thatcher r. Cowden, H. G. Steel.
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h Iruited States District Court, usIric, of
 Al.Si,. Second Division.
 James A. t.iGSou. p!liDtin. vS. Robert Hlyner Aul !. r. hnrphS, dofenon-.t>,
 lfHGct ..ilu i4E ,trlue or d SneclGi Nfll Gi c%e- utiuu.tnd u:",r 'oi safe oi uttGraM i,roeerly t,s,t,, out tI sail court on the lUth day of JuAulrN, Eu9. tu the unCNc entitled 0cUon,
 vEcrel James \. Gibson, pl3intiif. obtained
 ., tits.n"nt and oruer of slle of attached prop ttty .@iiuSt ia,Jcrt IL. u0r anu J. Y. MuTphy,
 .>u-icn.,.ltS. on the .5i dHy Of December, lSU!,
 , hi A s;I'd IuuAancht h tI the sun of pi,He o0
 and .,IS,., Ui sui. taxed at x i.3j. and wIS on the
 2:d ,,.., ut bccemu"r, !0i, duil ,'oe<et"d in the yiert'S office of S.id court ia Judgment Book l, on pige oS ,.ln commanded to sell au CT ihdt cart.ia zeal prOpcrt, iu the District ot Alaska, iu the rlGulci panty Of Nome. LeScflOtU as all tn Ut cert lin ll. ut Iluu SilGGted and being on the npJther, siue of Front Sleet. in the @lty Of Nome. cxtcIding twcnty-four i2D feet along sail Front street dud tu depth ot one hundred and uiti (lruJ feet ru-Jue ..lid ut rEnt dnglts to sJd street. uuu poouUcd on. tue eAsiery Silc ov the pruperty oT the Wild Coos" Etnlng e irauiug CoI1panT,- tG2ethe Mlth the nulid- il.gs on s.i.i lOt known G, the Waldorf saloon
 Nov. tnoefora notice is hereby given chat on nloau.sN the luth day of FeuruirN- i'D2. at 2
 o.lorN r. m. Of that dly, in front oi Che United States Court building, ia Nome. District Of Alaska. | will in obedience to said spetj Il writ
 of execution d1d ofdef cf tie uf ati1oh1d prop ert,. SciI tue apoNe de>trlued prrperLE, or so mucn thereof Hs may pc necessary tp satisfy pl.il..in's judgment wi4h interest thereon with ruSLS anc accrued costs. to the highest and best
 pi,.,.cr for cash in lawful moaey of. the United rOdteS. - ! q ly uI .Auu.try. lau!--
 FRASK II. RICHARDS. United St!tes Marshal of the Second JGdici4l Division I the District of AluSKa,
 RarI X Scbuned attorneys for plaintiff. 1 D.te of lrst pubiicatiOn, Saturday, JGnu ry H. HO! lu.4tS
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The Old Reliable Hunter Saloon

Only sells tirst-class liquors. 1T you are not patron, it will pay you to give u, q trial. We n alIe d specia,ty ot supplying families and miners with the best of everything in the liquor line at a small margin of profit.
 FEICE; GENUINE GOODS. ' Old ttun,er Rye, Der bottle, g. Old Crow Bourbon, per bottle, E. Imported Champagne, per pint bot tie, sj.
 Imported Champagne. per quart bot tie, &.
 Cook s Champagne, per pint bottle. Sl.3o: Der quart, S2.50. Nous Champagne Cider, per pint bottle, 50 cents.
 Drinks and cigars. 15c; two for 2E.. Goods delivered to any part of the city. Telephone No. 45.
 THE HUNTER. Corner Hunter way and Front street
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HANDSOME GIFT FOR CZARINA.
Pice.r of Rare G0be1in Tapestry Pre- sented by Ecrnicr President
 Faure of France

When the cZar and czarna were in Paris few years ago they visited during one afternoon the wonderful collection of Gobclin tapestries, and, as one piece after another was shown them, they did not fail to express their warm admiration. The czarina was especially captivated by One splen. did spec men of art work a gorgeous strip of tapestry representing Marie Antoinette and her children. She studded it long and earnestly and then pra ised it SD highly that Felix Faurc who was at that time president of he French republic and 0ho accompanied the two s0vereigns, politely remarked that it would give The French people much pleasure if her majesty would deign to accept this piece of tapestry as gift from them, says the New York Herald.
 The czarina thanked him. and Presi. dent Faure at once prepared to carry out his promise. As the Cobelin tap. estr.es are national property he knew that some formal action would te necessary, and under ordinary cir. cums tances it is probable that the matter would have ito be brought be. fore parliament. After consulting with the members of the cabinet, how ever, who were just as anxious as he was to piease the czarina, he decided that the easiest way out of the diff culty was to have an exact copy of this piece of tapestry made, and, ac. cordingly, he sent an order to that effect to the gentlemen in charge ot the GobeEn tapestries
 The work was begun at once and has just been finished, after four years stealY labor
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EAGlES' SMDm
 A GREAT SUCCESS
There Was a Large Attendance csid All the Numbers. Were Excel-
 ,en.s To Be Repeated.

The Eagles entertainment Thursday evening was a marked success, both financially and unsteady. The large audience that attended was held until ;he last numbes, and the. enthusiastic encores were many.
 Of the new comic features, it would lo hard to choose between F.ed Hanks n 1s,slugua actand Met<ocn'S f,.gce, "A Stampede" as. ho'h were exec .dmgly tlever and eq aally well received. The local hits were we'll taken. Miss Brown. 4s the Good icnir." was p.c- 'uresquc, indeed, and l}each's buck md wing danajng wa~ finely executed.
 The musical program WAS well filled Gith Nomc'S erstWhile fav0rites, both 'aaies and gentlemen. of the former, Mrs. Vincent Browne made tha most decided impression, singing avcry diff ticult selection from I'll Trovatore' in genuine grand opera style. Mrs. Miller and Miss Greanman also sang very pre.iiy, and Were well received
 Among the eantFemen singers were A%ssrs. Reed, Hines, Leland and 3rigs5y each of whom did themselves great credit, besides adding to their cOluan of musical victories. The ouar- tette, Massrs. Cunningham, Kemp Leland and Thornquist, carried the iJeusa, and received two well-eaTned encores. Their voices blended prettily. and their singing showed mach hard practice. Their coming concert shUald be very. successful.
 Ths, boxiag contes between Bullene and Newell vas quite clever as well a, ridiculous, particularly the third "ouhd.
 The cake walk proved most inter- esting performance and was well taken. To the great surprise of the audience the judges were unable to render s de- cision.
 ''Olaf Jackson" McCal>e WAS excel lent in his Swedish impersonatioh, and his hits were marked, especially his latest news from ths outside,
 Tine show will be repeated next Thursday evening, atd the proceeds will be used for the benefit of George E Carpenter. the Eagles having de- cided to give Nlr. Carpenter benefit. although he is not a member of the order, because Mir. Carpenter is a pio- Aeer Alaskan and has always shown himself to be a friend of those who were ia need during his long residence iTthis territory.
 IL will be the endessyof to make the forthcoming entertainments, which is set for next Thursday evening, Feb l3, even q greater success than tne former show.
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WHAT MEXICO BOASTS OF.
some R c cma T k >s i,ic Features in Which the Eepubiir St~s Pre-
 aip:nepa.

In our country. say Fl Correo de Souoro. We have the following:
 The highest mountain in North America, ropocataprtl; the deepest mine in the world, Nalenciana; the iich"st vein in the Wurid. and lhe one which has yielded the meet s'ver. that of the mountain of Guanaiuato; the most extensive and wonderful caves. those of Caca huaHli'3a and Villa Garsia; the oldest city in the Americas, formerly rolian, now lola; the oldest comms rcial house in America, the book store Of Abadano, founded 211 years ago: the city in which printing was first established iu the new world. Mcxco, in 1888: the sanctuary most ve~ nra'ed in America. that of Guada loupe. with which only may te compared hat of Lourdcs in France: the peorle Wh' Sc tongue, like thnt of the Hasuues, can not he classified among any of the continent, the Seli; the capital with q higher altitude than the c Ter cities of it's country, 4deXiCo; the big rest known tree. tue santa M"lia del Tule." in OaXaca; the most re- gently created volcano. Joru''o: finally. the ruler now in power who has done most to preserve peace in all the countries of America freed from Spanish rule, Gen. Portirio Diaz.
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Log Cabin Tinshop, First Ave, opp Snake River Grocery.
TELLER NEWS NOTES.
Frorythe Teller NeWS.

From the Teller NevsS.
 Harry Frye, of No. above on Boul. der, was an arrival in town GU Thurs day after more supplies. He has a steam thawer working on his property and is we'll satisfied with the results he has found.
 ?. J. Kennedy ard Joe Oats, of Mary 5 Igloo, made a fast run to town from that place on w. dnesday, making it in F hours with dog team. They left Thursday morning for Nome and will return in few days.
 Thomas Preston, of Kougarok City, was caller in town the forepart of the week. He returned Thursday with 8 load of provisions.
 Dick Hall of Tdaho Bar, was bit on the hand by one. of his dogs and was brought to town Thursday by Claus Larson. who was returning from Boulder oseck with Michael Mahoney' ; fast dog team.
 Mike Sullivan has started to work No. ? above on Gold Run, and expects to oped up ifis claim before spring,
 Captain Hammond, of No. 3 Gold Run, will soo1 have, four steam drawers working on his claim. He has let two lays and each of these parties have gone to Nome for steam drawers, and Mir. Hammond, who has one thawelt at work now, has also sent for another.
 One of the best s.aked trails in the country is between Teller and Gold Run, it having been staked every 5 feet by w. M. Shepard, of this place, and who freights between these points. Mir. shepard also stated that good deal of work is being done on the Blue- rxAnpe
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SUMrlONS.

in the United States District Court for the DlStflct ot Alaska, Second Division. Ah'.a ROSS, piaintif, vs. W. N. Carter, de' The FreSdent of the United States or Amer icl, greeting: To w. N. arter:
 iou are hereby summoned to appear III tnS Cihteu States District tourt for the District V Ait1sK.i, Seeonu division, at None, Ill the DIS, liicU oI AIaSln. on March IS, i!OI, ana uelenu .he Gposo entitled action in the court afoicsaiu, ana lii case Of your failure so to do JudRmenS n "ni pe entered against you. accoTeihg io .no to utEidld ol the complaint, now on hIe Ill .Ao oilt' (! tht clerk of s i'd court.
 lhls action is based on. q promlss0ry noCe u. E'ten hy .Va ut Nome, Alaska. on April Y , nU!, ioc tIsc Suit'of one handred and thirty.nVe llS1S t'o41i%, T. y;ble on or before July ], lSOi, witn -dNr4s' thereon at the rate of ten per cent PSr ahantD &tter maturity to one George oca'ons itnu Iuf q valuable consideration translerTeo oy hiin to tiIe piaintin.
 The order for service by publication or tne foregoing summons Is dated January 5, 1SosS aate of ,iIrsb publication, January 1. lto@' Dated this d day o. January, ltO2
 h. c. STEEL,
 Clerk of the United S.R RteS District Court ioE
 the District Of Alaska. Second Dlvision. )SeaD By HARRY C. GORDON.
 Deputy Gle X. P. J. CosroN,
 Nome, Alaska,
 Attorney for Plaintiff. l-A-1twS
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Work cn epii!r Gre c'C.

F. r.. Dunn. the wel-knoWn Oph!I creek mining man, reached town iron. Council City on Thursday. Mr. Dunn states that considerable work is under way on Ophir creek. Mr. Dunn has Il steam thaWer at work on bench claim on the creek ani satisfactory work Is being done. He also state, that tuerc wIA be a 4ood deal of work for men in that scctlGn next spring. when the water hegins to rnn.
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Dead spn in Tiitet.

M. Sven Hcdin has discovered a sec ond Dead sea in the highlands of Ti- bet, q vast lake 50 imrreenated with salt that indigenous life is out of the question. It was impossible for him to get his beat close 10 t:.e shore. so that he and his companions had to wade out two beats lengths before she would float and this was sufficient 10 bring thick coating of salt or their legs and clothes. The entire bed of the lake appeared to consist of Sa1f
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Summons.
In the United States District Court In and for the District of Alaska, Second Division.
 John Goodyear, PiliutiF

In the United States District Court In and for.
 the District of AluSlu Second Division.
 John Goodyear, Plaintiff Tho Yukon Gold Dredging Com. ! p..lly uI IjulIIu -S, I Q, Jl cvrpOlutluh
 Defendant. The President of the United States of America
 to the Yukyn Goid Dredglug Cor@iJdny of
 B.ufalu. NCw GurK, culporu Ulou, de. rndant
 Greeting:
 You ure hareoY required to appear and an sHTr tue So np4i.5 pI4iu till in tne above en- JttItI action, within Sts et i've C.t from the Ui!tc of the ur>t puD.ic..tinu Ut thls sunInunS.- the oder Tor SCI ice of when Is ui .cI Deccun- zJtn, D iSJi, of J.IIs.nent TOT "Aut .fe- Cl- Wlii uc t,sCn u2At.4st ,ol.
 Sal. ..ut,oa l., JruugIt tu recover the sum of 95,!atuJ tUr worK dia Labor performed py the pi,si.,Clu Iug ,od between the lSJ uay O. Apli, ioSc, tnt lotA u.T OT SepteMner, A. D lo!tv. l~r further pAflGui.. u wliIcn ft.C.tu ucG 70 the ~Uun ijldl.4. U4I ul5 ..cEGlu Is hereby in..,.e; Ou tT. flIuef l.o .illcu that II ,ul fall to ,.usWtr the ,OhlpAtiI.t on UT before March [. ER, that the pI4intin wil Udile judgment lyallst ,Uu for the sum ol ai ,sjJ.Uv.
 Wls4es> the t.ouuf~J.c J,inrS Wiclsersh Im, J z. .ic Uni sCu St,,eS Dls,rlct OdrJ la and Tor the DiatilSt uf AIIsid. second Division tnereUI. .liu tue seal vf said court ail,gCu at Nome, this twentieth day of December, A. D. l.JI.
 ............!.... Fl. c. STEEL. Seal Of U. S. Clerk of he UL.iJeI States. Dist uurt,. Dislrirt Court for the District District u or Alaska, SeCCud Division. A4uS.tJ. See By Ii. C. GOKuuE, . ui!>. Dl, leiou. Deputy ulCrk.-
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evening a' their home on the sandspit.
 \ delicious repast was served and tho guests spent most enjoyable evening. Mir. and Mrs. Murane's guests were Mr, aud Mrs. Arthur G. Thompson, Mr. aud Mrs. A. L. Valentine. MT. and Mrs. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Mrs. Scott. Miss Carr.
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lfE CHURCHES.
CONGREG ATTONAL.

CONtfREG AIIONAL. Tine pastor of the Congregational church wll speak Sabbath evening oi 'Chrlet as Ieacher.r
 CATHOLIC. Early T orning mass, 3 a. m. and Il d. uI. sermon at II o'clock.
 IPI ;COPAL St. Mary's Mission of the Episcopal Chur h, Fourth Street and .,teadman Ayenue-Itev. C. II. II. Bl. CT. D. D.. rector. Sunday services at II II a. II.
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NOTICE OF < A SEALS SALE.

In the United S.ntes D.strt | Cor. for the Dis
 trict Of Alaska, Se c.Ld JiYision.
 fet Liudeperg, Eria C. LinduloIn nd John Bry yateSon, co-pIrtncrS doing bu-in AS s under the firm Iarie and style of ape Nome Pioneer Mining Company Niiso known md z. Led Pic. ncer Mining Com pany, and Line b. 2, Lind bom and BryDteson,. plaintiffs, " lie Nome WGtec ompany, a corporation, detent ant.
 Whers as, under and by virtue of a writ of execution duly issu.i oD; of the clerks oihce of
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NEGROES IN WASHINGTON.
How the Large C0lOred POpulatiox of the National Capital IA
 Accounted For.

Washington retains in the 1900 cen sus the distinction which it had in the 1s9O census of having more coiored in- habitants than any other city of the United States, says Q report from that city. The explanation of Washing tons popularity as place of res ide nee for co!ored people is that it is the win ter quarters of many thousand negroes who, at the beginning Of spring begin
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the United States CommiSs Ssionpr'S Cour, iu.trlct of .\laS4Sl. oecOlu Jiyts,Du pr,.ina, of Nome. Sil,iug as Court of pruDatc In the matter oi the estate of john C. Mollov deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the Undersigned " d. Gugcr. the administrator oI the e.tale of ,lt hu L. RlLuUS, UCcc3Seu. to the crCtitars Inf nd nll persons having claims against s1I1 pstuie. LO exhibit .hym, with ,he prorcr yon,h' CTS. within six months from the dn,e of this na. Lice t.ai1 date being he Catc of the frs nunli. cation thercoD, to said administrator ,t bts residence, Siouu1 u u the soulh end oI w. q ,lsrt', D.iuXe, ua .h" suGth side of kiversii. .uruc iu he city M Nome, in the prtAinrt of Nouic District oi AlLsiIa, Second division Dated J,.auar; list, 4. D. nO!
 w. F.. GEICER
 Administrator. l. S- THOMPSON.
 Attorup, for AIm:piStrutUf. ll.,,vy
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.
Placer IAin skinny"

To 5ltpheiI ncGu.ern. co-oWner:
 ou s-.c ncf-u, Iu, liiEu Li .t have expended uu.lAg thb year HJi 0lie hundrcu dollars in labor uilu Improvements uu- the Deuch claim. ';oniuE, sitDaLe ou ll!e IefJ limit ut Dahi NfCeh, UtlCSlte creCkAlulm No. , In sGld- Dahl tIttn lu the IAUGs.toK ptttl. district of AI.sho, oI " hiSh aGiu claim the IOcaiiOn ceTtiu- cGte .plcurS uI Tt ora in Nolune lU, ul page J9, ln the Cliitc u1 the recorder of said precinct Tn oittt to hod Si.t il. cluim under the provisions uf >C~ lon -1Zi Vf the revised StatuteS of the United St".Ca. ~nU tie iEc..t.lnelts thereto, approved JLt''.ty -u, tocV, ,Clct tlIIn5 aunual IiDor upon .Gi...IlH tio,lIi4S. ueis2 the amount required to iNiI Ndltt pl.Sf Nit.lLII uIfiuk u Tor the pef1Ou CAtllS ou tnc ols. u1y oi De~einuer, lsJl. And IA "l.Atii i!iitty u.S rom Ut uIsl puDllcaLIun euI' ..uti~S sOu i.lI Of ieLl>G ,Uu ulrlDdte OAi lU4 .iUh oi >u>1 tApvu1lt,re as d cU-oWner, yourlh.cttS 5. liI tte Aa-4u claim Will become the p. opctty Ui tne subscriber, your cO-owner. who. haN nuue the rclolieu eApenuiture Dy the terms oi SuIu scIliCn.
 J. A. HOLSTER. Dated DGhl lreek Alaska, Jauu..y ISL I9U2.
 lIlW 3Iu ;
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NOIICE OF FORFEITURE.

COUNCIL CITY, Alaska, January ], 1902. To George H. Garuner:
 You are hereuy notilled that I. as one of the cO-OWners ut the mining claim hereinafter de- scrlDeu. h.. He eXpCnted the sun ot two hundred .ol4arn iA -lIpor Tn leftormiEg the assessment Horn To- the Sears iSUV alu lSUl upon that cer e'.lh iiIiilng cI-lin kloWn and commonly called NO 2@2 Normcrly c"llta No. 23) above dis coVcry on Ophir creek, Ill EidUradO mining dis orltt, now iu Council recording district. District oI -AiuSit., .iiu cont,.inug about 2U' lcres, as "ll appear Dy ccrliIici.Ie and affidavit filed October 2'th- l!OJ, for stid year i!0v and Dy cer l1catc and dihdaviC hlGu October Doh 1901 for Saiu year lS0l. in the office of the recorder Of s'.Dd ulsIrlcJ- in oruer to hold said mining prop cfty ucer the provisions of Sec.io.i .s,2t o1 the Nc'iScu StaLutc% of the United States belng me alnOuht required tt hoiu the same Tor the Nllu years lStN and H0l, in accordance with said Iuw
 You will please take notice, as coowner. that II ,oa 60 not. within ninety N0) uuys after the puJiltatiVli ot this notice, pay your proportion, oi II you reluse LO Day your proportion of sucn expenditure us aforesaid as cU-owner, your il- tefest lh said claim will become the property of .he uiioeislgned under and by virtue cf suid Scvtloil @d}i Ci the Revised Statutes of the Ci,ieeu SuuteS.
 J. l.. WILSON,
 Co-owner of the Aforesaid Claim
 nod Property.
 Date CT first publication of notice, January l5:. ISUl l.lSl2wW
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The Kaiser Reads s.any Newspapers

Emperor William recently gave or ders for long list of newspapers to be lad before l!m daily, instead of clippings, as heretofore. Besides pc rus,E% upwards oi 40 German papers, be glances every day at two French journals, two English, one American and three Austrian.
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The CYnr's lfsICsty.

The czar of Russia has not the kali ser's fondness to see himsel: in print and, on the rare occasions when he delivers a public speech. is much an moved if he sees his words being taken flown by a stenographer.
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Rooms oyer the Second Class, reno vated and rehtted, warm and comiorL- able; a circulating library in connec- tiep, with all the late, choice books; membership, Sl. 50 Der month.
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The Star EcaIt'pr'S I'iaint,

When Emperor WDiinm gets weary of diet he shuts it off. This is where William has big advantage, remarks the Chirago Record-Herald, over people Wl.o beard.
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4 Birthday Party.

C. D. Murane had birthday and the event was duly observed by a pleasant surprise party, which Mrs. Murane had prepared for her husband Thursday
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Above, Below.

You can atInrd to read the NUGGET when you can get it delivered at your door for &l per month.
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Churuk road house, F miles below Solomon. Topkok and Council City trail. Everything new. First-clasS accommodations.
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NOne.
Club Tailoring Co.,

Ladies and gents tailoring, clean. ing, repairing, pressing. Reduced rates on monthly contracts. Next Giese's hardware store.
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Temperature Record.

Following is the temperature record since January l, the b-erNat.on> bein : made each morning at < o'clock . he NUGGET office:
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Poru!ar Modern NuNAis.

The following is d list of the largest sales of book publications made he- tween l,9a and IJ0l. 1t may prove oi interest to Nome reading puyllc:
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If you want good, fresh meat, killed in Nome, call at Carstens Bros. Sc Dashley's, Front street.