The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
PERSONAL.

C. J. Gadd, of the Anvil Tundra Min ing Company, Is in town.
 Miner w. A. Sternberg is in town from his Morse gulcb claims.
 T. J. Nestor is in the kougarOk country looking after mining interests.
 Judge J. H. Tam has returned from an extended trip to Golovin and Coun- cil.
 Mayor A. l.. Valentine left on the steamer Valencia for Seattle on brief vacation.
 L. F.. Hall, of Seattle, arrived on the Roanoke on visit to his sister, Mrs. J. r. A. Strong.
 Purser Brown. of the Valencia. was on shore Tuesday shaking hands w,th old anu new friends.
 Charles L. Kelly was passenger out yesterday on the Ohio. lie will be absent about six weeks.
 Mrs. Bernardo, teacher of the Cape Prince of WaIes native school, left for that place yesterday on brief visit.
 D. J. Horgan, manager of the Ames Mercantile Company, has returned from d visit to GUlovln and Council.
 Miss F. r.. Fitz, deputy recorder of Council City district. Is in town on d visit to her brother, Albert Il. Fltz
 W. H. Hale, Ph. D., of Brooklyn, x. I., is in the city. Dr. Hale is cor respondent for several scientific news papers.
 L. L. Lane, manager of the Wild Goose Company. has returned from q trip to G0lovln bay and Fish river points.
 T. J. McNaughtOn, well-known Bluestone and Gold Run mining man. arrived on the Roanoke, accompanied by Mrs. McNaughton. l.. Yates, who with Mrs. Yates and son Wallace J., spent last winter in San Francisco, Is again in town. Mrs. Yates did not accompany him.
 w. T. Lopp, for the past l2 years, nissionary-leacher at Cape Prince of Wales, and Mrs. LOpp and six children were passengers out on the Ohio. J. H. James, the we'll known news dealer of St, Michael, arrived yesterday y on the Ohio. Mir. James will look over his mining interests in this section be- fore returning to St. Michael.
 J.. J. Underwood, editor of the Coun- cil City News, is in town. MT. Under wood is recovering from the effects of d dog bite, which resulted in blood poisoning. ." - w. G. Vint, who with George A. | Carpenter and Charley Hunter. was badly frozen on the Noxapaga trail last winter, left yesterday for his home in Hastings, England.
 l Mrs. A. J. Lowe and her three little children. Masters Fred and Herbert and Miss Marion, arrived on the Kim ball to join Mir. Lowe. They have a comfortable home on Third street.
 Judge L. B. Shepherd. one of the best known men in Northern Alaska, arrived yesterday from the outside, via the Yukon riveE route. Judge Shepherd is largely interested in paying mines in this section.
 | Mrs. Moves. wife of Judge Arthur Fl. Moves, arrived on the Roanoke to look after the personal effects of her hus- band. Judge Moves is slowly recover ing from his recent illness at his old home in Baraboo, Wis. Captain E. M. Cederbergh, the we'll known mining man, and Mrs. Ceder- bergh were passengers on the Kinball. Captain and Mrs. Cederbergh spent the winter in Portland, Or. Their many friends in Nome gave them hearty welcome on their return.
 Among the well-known Nome people who were passengers on the Ohio yes terday for Seattle were: Mir. and Mrs. Tom Moves, Mrs. J. G. Pacey, Mrs. l.. $. Burrell, Miss Maud Saunders, Dr. Banghart, c. E. Kelly, c. R. Staples, George Beale, Miss Blackwell, w. G. Vint, James B. Murphy.