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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST


INDIES. ETC.
FRIDAY-At ~ Mexico. per : Matanzas via
Tampico mail must be directed per Matanzas')
D m. Inagua and Haiti. g. 3 Pafona
sATIrRDAY.-At a m for Bermuda per Trinidad
al O a. m for Rico per Coano via san
at a.. m. supplementary $50 Cura-
Gao and Venezuela. per Msracaibo (1ai FOR Sava
nilla and Cartagena must be directed per Mara
caiooD: at 8 a. m Tor 81 Kits. 81. Martins 81
Eustacus Martinique. British. Dutch and French
Guiana per Tller: $50 a m. Complementary
1870 a. for Fortune Island. Jamaica. Savsnilss
Cartagena and Greytown. s $ Alsne mail
costa RIca be directed per AIeaesl: az
10 a m. for Cura. per s. s. Monterey Havana. az
10 a. m. for Yueatan. 5. 5. Dagsry via Progreso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06

Toe+er Dunno the author of the Dooey sketches,
listened to the Dooley song in THE Chinese Honey
moon last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
points the United States (outsids OF Greater
New-YOrkl. Canada and Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
vanilla Extract

The surext and safest of Blood Purifiers is Jayne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
MARRIED..

fs the best and the best Is none 100 sooo Ior ~
drink Insist having Burnett 5 Doh De che
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13

ment tax upon the people who run them, says Mr. Murray, will mean that these refuge suations will be closed, for the good and sufficient reason that few of them can atford to pa! the license, although it is only Sl5.
 Wellington coal is sold at $40 a ton at Sullivan City and lumber at $65 per thousand. J. E. Dyer & Co. have 40 tons of coal at the mouth ,f Bluestone
 MT. Sorenson visited Teller during his trip. There are but 45 people in the town this winter, and business Is necessarily quiet. T. G. Wilson has \ fine hotel at Teller and IS doing all the hotel business in that place.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
LADIES' DAY
 AT THE 4. BIS. Next Wednesday Club Rooms are Theirs
Between the Hours of F and 5 p. m., When They May Do
 Just as They Please.

The club rooms of Camp Nome No. 9, Arctic Brotherhood. will be turned over to the wives, sweethearts and lady friends uf the members of the Brother hood on Wednesday next from F, noon, until 5 o'clock. The ladies will have the opportunity to enjoy pool. billiards, ping pong and card games to their hearts content. A committee of five members of the camp will be appointed to look after the comfort of the lady visitors.
 Members of the Brotherhood will be excluded from the rooms between the hours of l2 and o'clock, after which the club rooms will be open to members generally. Ladies' day at the club rooms promises to become an important feature during the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
SUririO\S.

In the United States District Court. District ot
 AlaSni. Second Division. Waiter, C. Josh, plaintiff, vS. Bor.ha V. Josh, defendant
 The President of the United States of America, To Bertha V. JOSH, the said ucienulnt. greet ng:-Iou are hrrcD, summoned and coinlu;snd- cd to be and appear in said United States District Court in and fer the District of AIttSha, Second Division. at the court room thereof at Nome, Ill said district. within thirty (Gd) days after the competitor of the period or the pubIlcluon of this summons as hereinafter set forth, to wit: Within thirty GayS aIter the 24 h day Of De cemDer. 1909, and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff herein. or Judgment for ~aht thereof will be taken against you. and you are further notified that if you fail to answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein within the time aiol csaid. plaintiff will apply to the above eatitcu court for the relief demanded i'll said complaint to- wit: for decree of divorce. forever uISSuIVlns and setting at naught the Dun,tS of malrlmony now existing between plaintlH and defendant, the erouud therefor, >tatcu i'll said com paint. being the wlful desertion and abandunineHt Uf the pluintlf by said defendant for th" period or more than two years prlor to the commence ment of this action.
 vcmDer, 1902. and said order directs that service Of summons herein be made by publication thereof ill THE NOME NUGGET for NiI consecu- tive weeks.
 The date of the first publication of this sum mons is the l2tn day Of NOvenb ';. 1902
 Witness the Honorable Alfred S. Moore. judge of the United States District oart District of Alaska, Second Division, and the seal of said court hereunto arfiXcu this 10th day Of Novem- OCT, A. D. l9U2.
 GEO. V. BoHCHsENlus.
 Clerk of the United States District Court
 District of Alasku, Secotd Division. By H. A. HAAGENSEN. Deputy IItth.
 ll-l2 7tW
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
TIE EAGLES
Promise to Give a Great
 Show Next Monday.

The entertainment to be given at the A. B. hall by Nome Aerie No. D, F. o. E., next Monday night, promises to be the best show ever seen in Nome. Sev- eral interesting numbers are in the olio, among them The String Quartet and musical act by Huson, Pelz, Cody, Monohan and Bouret The kineti- scope will be an ntere sting feature. The illustrated songs by League and Moses and the quartett composed of Thornqui.t. Cowden. Moses and Kemp are good. In the first part the six fun jest men in town are on the end. and local gags and "hot stuff" will hit q good many people. Several we'll known soloists will appear, anon. them are Hires, Riggs, Reed, Cunningham and Moses. Nothing is being left undone to make the show a success, and crowd ed house is assured, Tickets at Eribb's s drug store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
NOTICE OF rlARSHAL'S SALE.

In tho United State, N,.twct Cor; for the
 District of Alaska. SccOnd Di,i>ioa. C. l.. Johnson. Plaintiff vs. Robert IIayner,
 Defendant.
 Whereas under and by virtue of an alias writ of execution duly i>Su"A Out of the cIcrfN office of the above named court in the above entitled action. I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the defendant Robert Hayncr Tn and to that certain real proprrty h:.cnaiter de- scribcd,
 Saturday., the 3rd day ot January, Nu". at the hour of l2 o'clock noon of said dly Ut the United states court house door III the town or Nome, District of Alaska, l shnI s"!4 at pdDic auction to the highest bidder Tor yt~h ;I the right title and interest of th" defendant. Robert Huyncr in and to all the Hilld !rl prOpttH here matter described, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiff judgment, amounting to S12j CD " h inttrCN, thereon from the l2th day of DeccmD"r, 1901. .At the rate of twelve per cent. per llii.u anu fl:.o costs. to- .cther with aCcrC;ng costs and expenses. Salu real property k situate III laH ape Nome Min ing District, District of Alaska. Second DlEl,- ion and is particularly described ae follows: Placer mining claim on DeXt.r creek known as No l2 bench claim on the rleht hand fork bounded a> follows:
 Conncncing nt the initial post aud running G6o feet in an eJSterly direction to corner post No. l thence i32J feet in Il Southerly direction tocoruer post No.2: thence 6Uo feet III westerly direction to corner post No. |; tntncr l1.) feet in a northcrly direction paraiic.iIg callh No l3 on the right hand fork of Dexter creek to post No. f. initial post located oa the io.h day of Junr. lS.n, Uy Robert Hlyncr, notice oi location of which Was recorded on the i9th day Ci June lSS,. in the office CT the feCorucr or ln" cape Nome Mining District.
 Dated at Nome, District of Al"sl<i. this 3rd day of December, l!H2.
 FRANK II. RICHARDS
 United States Marsha tOt the District or
 Alaska Second Division l2-35tW
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
COLD RUN
 NEWS NOTES Three Steam ThaWerS 'C,
 Being Operated. A Stampede for BlueStOne Claims Predicted for the First of
 Next Year.

J. C. Murray. J. G. Sorenson and w D. Shue reached Nome tlre other day from Sullivan City, where MT. Murray is the proprietor of the only hotel in the burg. They found the travelling ex- tremely difficult, and were lost for six hours during a severe snt storm, near the mouth of Tishou river. Had it not been for compass which one of the party chanced to have in his pocket, the results might have been serious.
 Mir. Murray says that three steam drawers are at work in the Rluestone country-one on Seitfert & Gibson ! claim, another on the Stout bench off No. :, operated by Jim Ryan, and a third on No. I3, Bluestone, on which J. J. O'Leary and James F. Rudd have a lay. considerable assessment work has been done this season, but there is an immense amount of ground which will be open for relocati on Jan. l, next. and Mir. Murray anticipates Il big stam- pede to that section about the new year.
 There are about leo people in Sulli- van City, and there is a good deal of travel through the town to Mary 1gloo and Kougarok points. Trails have been staked from Tlshou river tu Sullivan and Mary's Igloo and from Sullivan to Teller. On the Mary's Igloo trail there is d roadhou>e at the mouth of the Agiapuk, l6 miles from Sullivan; from the mouth of the Agiapuk to Mary's Igloo it is IS miles.
 Between Tishou river and Nome road houses are located as follows: Meyers, mouth of Tishou, Cleveland, Sinrock, Quartz, Sonora, Cripple and Penny.
 Mir. Murray has made represent ations to the clerk of the district court, asking that no United States licenses be imposed on these coast roadhouses; they do little business and are more often places of refuge for travellers than wayside inns. To impose the govern
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Sarah A. Menngh:-
 You are hereby notified that we, thr under signed. have performed work, labor an,. services to above the value of one hundred dollars on each Of the following quurtz mining claims To- cated and recorded in the Monumental Mining District but now within the Cape NoIue Mining District. District of AluSlsa, for the year lsUl- 1902: Seq Gull No. g. Idaho No. ?; and Esqu mo Chief No. 2; und you are hereby TUT .hcr nutined that If you do not within 10 days from the date hereof, pay, or cause to be paid to the under iture Us cO.owner. your interests in said claims will become the property of the undersigned. under section 23A of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 Date hereof, and of the first publication. Nov l. I0J2.. VIM. J. SOMERvILLE,
 CHAS MEEGAN.
 Co.owuerS of the aforC said party
 ia S9lA claims
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13

Dr. Hall, although DO doubt they did their best. Dr. Hall visited the south ern part of the island, having failed twice, however, before he accomplished it. The northern part of the island is barren and uninhabited: it is destitute Of game, not even being visited by reindeer. In the south hern section were two savage tribes. always eady to kill each other. A favorite met thod oi fighting was the knife duel. The duel- ists would face each other. The sec onds took each contestants knife and placed the point at the breast of his antagonist. As the warriors pressed each against the handle of his knife the seconds released their hold, and one of the dueists was invariably killed, and sometimes both. Trickery sometimes resulted which also brought sure pun ishment to the offender.
 l will now return in memory to the time Dr.. Hall gave me written instruc- tionS as to how to proceed to get every thing in readiness for our main journey to the northern end of King Williams Land. l had assisted him the previous year in making a cache. The reader will understand that we were making every effort possible, with the means at our disposal, to take years supply to the northern end of the islaud, known as King William Land.
 Dr. Hall had made two trips, the ob- ject of his second being to see if the first cache was safe and could be relied upon, and to add more to it. This was done while waiting for volunteers or a sufficient number of men to insure the safety of the party and the success of the undertaking. which had for it's object the spending of a summer in the northern part of that unfriendly land. The risks were great. The natives were savage and always ready to do murder and to plunder. Our plan was to avoid them us much as possible while passing through their country. Dr. Hall was well informed concerning their manners and customs. He had been warned by members of the tribes not to permit any number ot natives to ap- proach our party. The natives had expressed their regrets because they had not captured Commander McClin- took and all his party in 1859.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
A Small Blaze.

A fire alarm sent into the central station at noon Thursday from box "A, corner street and First avenue, called out the department in quick time. The fire was in a log cabin on Third street, near the Congregational church. The roof had caught fire from the stove plpe. A stream from the chemical quickly extinsuished the flames, the damage done to the building being slight. The cabin was occupied by w.. II. Schuuf.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13

ARTICLE NO 0.
 T0HE record ended: Sir John
 Franklin died 1lth June, 1S47,
 and the total loss by death in
 this expedition to this date is 9 officers and l5 men. James Fitzjames, Captain H. M. Ship Ere bus; r. R. NJ. Crozier, captain aud senior officer. We start tomorrow, the 26th for Back s Fish river"
 It will be seen by this record that q number of empty cairns existed. some of which had been f' und by Lieut.. Hob son. The old native told Dr.. Hall that his people pulled down large piles Of stones, finding papers, which were sub sequently lost or destroyed by the na- tives, and in some of these cairns no doubt were directions telling of the deposit of other papers and books in tho main vault. Neither Lieut. Hobson nor any of Commander McClintock' $ officers or men saw the alleged wrecks of Franklin's vessels. This is not strange, however. The snow was on the ground, the ice very likely was piled up along the shore, as it usually is in those attitudes, and party might have passed within hundred wards of . wrecked ship and yet not see it; and during the short summer season fire probably burned the greater part of it.
 Up to the years that Dr.. Hall spent at tiaepulse bay, parts of the wreck were still there, the surrounding natives vi.- iting it yearly to secure nails and iron. and thus it was, no doubt. gradually destroyed.
 It will also be noticed by the papers found in the cairn that the ships were beset by ice from Sept. 1, 1S46, until April 25, l848. That is to say Frank lin's ships spent 2 part of two summers there, one of.them going ashore, thus giving the officers ample time to con- struct just sue a, vault as described by the old native. There can be no doubt as~tO the existence of the vault.
 Tho most important and direct result of tho expedition will undoubtedly be considered the establishing of the fact that the Franklin records were lost. But these record are not lost. They are whore Capt CrOzier and his assistants deposited them. Lieut.. chwatka and Dr.. Glider failed to find them.. So. did
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In the United States Commissioners Court in
 and for Nome Precinct. S@conL Divl>Iuu Uf
 the District of Alaska, before the Hon. T.
 M Reed U. 5. commissioner and cXonicio
 probate judge. Nome Precinct.
 In the matter of the estate of w. E. Warren, deceased
 Estate of w. l.. Warren. dcc"l "lSeG.-NCtj e is hereby given by the under~i !ned, administration of the estate of w. F.. Warren. uece' >cd to tue creditors of and all persons having claims against, the said deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, duly verified according to law, within six months after the first pupil cation of this notice. to the Siid administrator, at his residence at the White Drug Store on Front Street, City of Nome, Alaska.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 2ith day of No- vcmber, 1902.
 E. M. RIEiTGER, Adm listrator. iI-26 4w
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given tn the partnership lately subslstng between George r. HarDich. k. E. Sleem and Wm. J. Burger under the name of Harback, Sleem and Bunrer h.,, this day been dissolved by mutual consent Ali debts owing to said partnership are to be received by Euid Harbach and Burger. and all demands on said partnership are to be presented 10 them for payment. GEO r. HAHBACH,
 k. IS. SLEEM.
 WM J. BUNUXR.
 Dated Nome, Alaska. Nov. D, 1909 4wW
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
Gales Gbat
 are Gold

A citizen of Nome, who may be called Hill, once upon q time took an active interest in politics in his native state. and he tells good story on himself. It is taken to be true, so here it is: He and friend, who shall be called Har- rs. because that is not his name, were noticed that Harris, who always spoke first, made the same speech. In fact, so often did Harris give that speech, that his colleague knew it by heart, and this led the latter to think of a way of taking the wind out of his friends sails. 50, on their arrival at a town where they were to speak, Hill asked Harris to allow him to speak first, to which he readily assented, so Hill rose and proceeded to deliver Har- ri,' speech, looking every now and then out of the corner of his eye to see how his friend Harris was taking the prac- tical joke. Harris sat calm and com posed, and when, at length. his turn came to speak. he just as calmly rose and delivered, to Hills utter astonish- ment, quite new speech. At the con- clusion of the meeting Hill said to his colleague:
 "I thought 1 had one on you, to- night.'
 "Oh no" laughed Harris, "I deliv- cred that speech when l was here a month ago. Possibly you observed the look of surprise on the faces of your hearers"
 Donehm-''No, I don't like Steph- ans
 Upham- "Why, understood you to say that you thought great deal of him.
 Dunehim-''No: I merely think of him great deal. He owes me money"
 "Have you recovered from your re- cent illness," said 9 man on Front street to another whom he met, tho other day.
 No, not fully,' was the reply.
 "Why, you look as we'll IS ever," said the friend
 "Yes, but l owe Dr. Rininger $50 yet"
 The following is apropo of a certain game of poker played in Nome not long ago:
 Old Fogey-"T am pained to hear that you are addicted to playing poker, and that you lost $500 the other night"
 Young Fogey-"I don't even know how to play the game"
 Old Fosey-'So l am informed by the gentlemen who won tho money"
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
THE CHURCHES.
CONGREG ATIONAL.

CONGREGATIONAL. Sunday services:-Nlorning sermon, tian endeuvor. 6:30 P. m.; Song service. 7:30 D. m.: Evening sermon, $ p. m.: Prayer meetings Thursday evenings. $ D. m. C. r.. RYBERG. Pastor.
 CATHOLIC. Sundays-9 q. m., mass in house chapel: II d. m., mass and sermon; D. m. lecture and benediction. Week days-9 a. m., mass in the house chapel.
 ST. MARY'S MISSION. Hour of service, ll:45 a. n.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13

For Sale, for benefit of St. Bernard Library, legal blanks aud location notices wholesale and retail; station- cry ard bibles. St. Bernard Library, Front Street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13

Drink Green River Whisky, without q headache, at the Board of Trade.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
Bartlett Water at "NOrthwestern.'
The Old Reliable Hunter

Sells Genuine old Crow Bourbon and Old Hunter Rye Whisky at S2.U0 d bot tie or F! cents drink.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13

Steam-hea,ed rooms $l5 and upward month. Golden Gate hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13
Have you tried Fei's Naptha ?

Anything in sheet-metal work. Oscar Witt, Front St., opp. Steadman.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13

Rawhide, dog. chains. gili.net twine and tom-cod hooks at the Nome Ba- xaAr.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-13

ARTICLE NO 0. record ended: Sir John Franklin died llth June, 1647, and the total loss by death in
The Van Buren press., 1902-12-27
Alma Items.

Mrs. Robt. Dawson is visiting in
Joplin, Mo. this week
Mr.. Daw Covington of Shawnee,
Okla, and Miss Lizzie Smith of this
city were married last Friday. They
will make Shawnee their future home.
The Ingram Medicine Co. has left for
other fields The reproduction Of the
Jetfries- Fitzsimmons fight by the cineo-
graph was good also the destruction Of
St. Pierre.
Atty Fitzhugh was attending to pro.
fessional business in our city first Of the
week.
Mr.. O. N. Baldwin Of San Marcus,
Tex. is here on visit,
The new brick store of Baker Bros is
nearing completion.
The smart set ars going to give a
dance in the new Cravens brick Xmas
and an effort will be made TO have the
Trowbridge orchestra of Fort Smith for
the occasion.
Csthey Byars, representing the
Roberts, johnson & Rand Shoe Co.,
st. Louis is spending Xmas with home
folks.
Miss Ella Lake left n few days ago
for Salt Lake City, Utah, where she
has accepted position in a large de-
partment store.
James Boren has purchased the l..
W Black residence and will soon move
into same,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Levers will spend
Xmas in Senatobia, Miss,
Mr.. and Mrs, John pitcock visited
TT, Smith Sunday, returning Monday
evening,
That Irritation is alright.
II "ubsence makes the heart grow
ionder, why Is 1t - Is looking &c
blue2
Robt. Dawson Is the stuff, the pre-
pared mustard, the acme OF perfection,
He made several important real estate
deals last week that required hustling.
Wishing all merry Xmas,
Dec, 30, 1909 "Nemo, y
The Van Buren press., 1902-12-27
Frisco Line Excursions.

Frisco System Holiday Rates-note carefully
the dates OF sale
To stations on Frisco System within 200 miles
OF Van Buren, we will sell on December "a
70 and 81, 1902 ana January /, 1909, at rate OF
one fare for the round trip, Limit January 2,
1908
To points east OF Mississippi river and IN
southeastern states We will sell on December 49,
~ 81 o. % and 26, 1902, at rate OF one fare plus
slW for the round trip, Limit oftickots 20 days
rom date OF sale Ask about it--no trouble TO
answer questions
The Frisco System will also sell Holiday Ex-
cursion tickets TO points IN Missouri, Kansas
Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska Dakota,
and Colorado. nj rate OF one fare for the round
Trip, limited for return 30 days Dates OF sole
December 49, II, a. y, % and 90 1902
New route TO Little Rock and Hot Springs -
When you so to Little Rock or Hot Springs try
the new r0ute-frsco and Choctaw Leave
Van Buren, $40 An Reach Little Rock 1855 P.
", or leave Van Buren, a2j NJ, reach Little
Rock So5 A. N, Train equipment good--you
will be pleased with the route, Fare, same ~
old route.
Tho Frisco system will sell excursion tickets
on the following dates
HosgsEyggRs EXCURSIONS to Indian and
oklahoma Territories and Texas--lhe Frisco
hrst and third Tuesdays IN each month 10 all
way rate is 500 OF more Rate Ia one fare plus
81 % for round trip, Limit n days
p ", FURRY, Agent Frisco Line,
The Van Buren press., 1902-12-27

Bpo. NEWMAN Of tho Pine Dlulr
Commercial claims TO have discov-
cred 'mare q nest , among the state
university board, and promises to do"l
ont some hot shot " the ammunition
doesn get wet on the route " there
IA anything wrong NJ the university let
tho calcium lights bc turned on but
If there IL not don let's create M M
pleaaant odor VIC charges The recent
deo,rucllon Of the machine shop At the
university ~ negligence on tho part OF
tho ,ruatce residing thoro, In that he did
not look 10 see that Hire pressure was
maintained nj The hydrAnts ou The uul'
versity grounds