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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
ReVista CoIneIciaI
DE NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS
Operaciones durante 81 dfaH de hoy
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

Resefa de Ia carga que para este
puerto condujo e! vapor amer. 'Arka-
dia," procedente de New Orleans: B3-
quero y Gandara 100 SIS arroz Balas-
guide y co. 800 SIS arroz. Castill6n
Ochoa 1917 SIS id. Fernandez Gaurar
Y co. II id id. Finlay Bros Weymouth
y Trading co. 7o7 pies maderas. Con
zalez Fontanals y CO. r5o SIS harina
Jaime Anexy IS SIS arroz. Sucesores
de L Vii anil y co, I55 SIS id Rotula-
dos 40 SIS semillas $50 atds cortes dc
GAIA. A la orden 0. P. c. 1850 SIS arroz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
: Cuatro ipdivfduos fueron curados
PARA CUR4AR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA. 81 boticario
le devolvera el diuero 81 no Sc cura. La
irlna de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
Azcurra, PreSidente
de Paraguay
Ell Congreso ratiflco SUI election
Reino ell 6rden mas complete

Reino ell 6rden mas complete
Servicio cab egradco especial del Boetn Mercantii
Nueva York, lunes.--Un cablegrama
de Buenos Aires, dice que ell Congreso
del Paraguay, ratifco aver la election
del seflor Azcurra, para Primer Magis-
trado aquela Rep1blica,
Dice ell cablegrama que no han ocu-
rrido disturbios de ninguna cIase y
agrega que el sefIor Azcur1a, es ell cam
didato mas popular de la Repdblica del
Paraguay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
La revoluci6n doninicana

En- ell vapor "Julia" llegado aver
nuestro puerto, Sc han recibido las 81
guientes noticias de la revolucion do
minicana
El ejercito del gobierno ha sido de-
rrotado en- varios encuentros por las
fuerzas revolucionarias que Sc extienden
va al interior de la Rep1blica,
Tres generates han muerto en- los
varios combates librados.
La revolucion tiene tropas de impor-
tancia en- Puerto Plata, en- Santiago y
Ell Jarabacoa, canlino de la Vega.
Ell gobierno ha decretado la prision
de muchas conocidas personalidades en-
toda la Rep1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
La hue|ga del carbon
Los mineros aceptan la decision
del arbltraje
Sc estan celebrando conferencias

Nueva York, lunes-La comision de
al bitraje, que entiende en- el arreglo de
la huelga de los mineros del carbon, es-
ia celebrando sesiones diarias para lie
gar un acuerdo defnitivo respecto de
la desunion reinante entire el capital y
Ell trabajo.
Sc asegura que los mineros aceptaran
desde lueoo ell resultado de las sesiones
celebradas por la comision de arbitraje
que no discutiran los aclerdos que
acepte Mr.. Mitchell.
Creese que Ia question esta arreglada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
.vApoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

al 04NAIA' u ~ ~ -N'SA
cubano "Maria Herrera" Llegara {
este puerto del 28 al 80 del corriente
mes, procedente de Habana i escalas
iutermedias.
Esp "Maria' Con destino 4 este
puerto salio del de la Corufia el dia 4
del corriente mes
Esp. Miguel NJ. Pinillos' Con desti-
no este puerto + los de Mayaguez,
Ponce, Stgo. de Cuba, Habana y Ma
tanzas, salio de Canarias el dia "a de-
eorriente mes.
Esp Montevideo" Sali6 de Cadiz con
destino este puerto e. dia IS del CO.
rriente mes. hacienda escala en- Cana
rias.
Amer. "Philadelphia' Para seguir di.
rectanente a New York recalara 4 este
puerto ell dia 22 del eorriente mes, pro
cedente de Ia Guayra y esclaas.
Amer. Caracas FL dfs 23 del CO.
rfiente mes egar.6 II este puerto proes..
deate el de New York, y al siguiente
dia saldra para los de Ia Guayra y es-
calas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
Una bataNa en-
La Victoria
El general Matos atac6 la retaguardia
de Castro
Sc ignora ell resullado del encuentro

Nueva York, lunes.-Comunican de
la Guayra al Departamento de Estado
de Washington, dando cuenta de que
ell general Matos ha aracado la reta-
guardia del ejercito de Castro, ignoran-
dose ell resultado del encuentro Ell ge-
neral Matos llevaba I'm ejercito de siete
mil hornbreS.
El combate duro muchas horas, y Sc
sabe que han salido fuerzas de Caracas
para reforzar el ejsrcito del Gobierno.
Ell resultado del encuentlo Sc ignora
todavla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Demerara, (Guadalupe) vap. lorg
"Jotun" !, 4 Sobrino de Izquierdo yrco.,
en- lastre.
De Pago Pago, (Samoa) y Montevideo
vap. amer. "Brutus, al Gobierno en-
lastre.
De Habana y esca'as, vap esp. "Ma-
nuel Calvo." Sobrinos de Ezquiaga; ].
M. Blanco 3c.s nedicinas.
De Habana y escasas, vap. cub "Jl-
liza" Villar y 60. Sues. de A. Mayo y
co, IS rollos suela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
Acaban de llegar al BOLETIN
" El lngles sin Maestro !"
EN-
20 LECCIONES
con ia bycnnneaaeidN fig nraaa, TOR ma
Socaeaad de brofes0reS ameralaaos
Nueva edic6n conegida aumentada
so centaVoS.

La Flor de I'm dia. .$o,15
Espinas de una for. .............. o.I5
D. Juan Tenorio (novela) ....... o.15
La Dana de las Camelias ..... o.15
Novela histori "a del maestro Jose
Marti. .-...... -. ..... ..... oI5
Amor de Madre. .......... 80. o.I5
Novela historical del general Anto.
nio Maceo. ....... ...... o.I5
La Bruja de Atares. s............ o.I5
El Secreto de Rosaura. ......... o.I5
Novisimo Correo de Amor. ...... o.2o
El tiple cubano. ................ o.3o
El 1ibro Qa los enamorados. ...a. oI5
Historic del r1stico Bertoldo. 49,. o.15
Historic del Emperador Carlo
Magno. .............. O15
Historic del bandido Manuel Gar
cla, Rey de los Campos de Cuba
Il tomoS ........ ............ o4o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20

Empezando microbes IL de Octubre cont.
nuando hasta nueyo aviso todos los carros 'seA,
ira" saldtan de la Marina cerca del Banco Colonial
4 las {. 7.30, 8 ll.30, maI1ana; IL. |. 4.3O, 5
53O 6, $50, tarde
Salidas de Martin Pena las $50, I, 7.3O, 7.45
8, $50. manana; I2 30, /, A 5. $50 g. tarde. Los
Domingos dias de fiesta, para el seryicio dc
noche al Parque, despues de las horas arriba nom
bradas, carros extras saldran de la PlazasPr
cipal,
San Jsaan Light & Transit Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
EN1RADAs DE cosTANERos


De Humacao y Naguabo, gol. "Ana
Maria: A la orden, q sacos arroz. .
De Fajardo, gol. "Encarnaclon': a Ia
orden, CT maquina 4 cls mana, cI
aceite, s. cueros lde res, CT y pieza
maquinaria. !,
De Vieques bldro. "Marfa Artau'
Sues de Olivas y co, CT Bay Rum. Ce-
recedo hermns y CO. Ct sardinas, el
pescalos.
De Mayaguez, gol. ''Deseada': "a
orden, 4I 400 kilos sal a granel.
sALIDAs DE cosTANeRos
Para Aguadilla, gol. Isabella: 7
Silva Banking Commercial co, 70 tone
lladas carbon mineral.
Para Ace Ladiila Mayaguez, gol
( .Mayaguezona, con carga general. u
DEsPAcHADos
Ninguna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
DEsPEDIDA

Han regresado q Guayama la sefora
Maria Brunode Coste y su sefior espo-
so. Van en- coinpafifa de la angelical
Mercedes Bruno, que ha pasado como
una estrella luminosa por nuestros sa-
lones
Cuatro ipdividuos fueron curados
aver en- el Cuarto de Socorros.
Don Eduardo Case vecino de Ma
natl Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad,
-Ha llegado esta ci,dad y hoy ha
celebrado una conferencia con el Gober-
nador civil ell sefior don Felipe Cuevas
candidate para delegado.a Washington
por el Part1do Federal Americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
La escu2dra nOTteaneri-
cana visitard Italia
Cuando terrninen las maniobras
VIAJE POR Ell MEDITERRANEO
VIAJE POR Ell MEDITERRANEO

servcio eabegrahco especial del Boletin Melcanti
Nueva York, lunes.-Desde Washing
ton, avisan que la Escuadra del Norte
Atlantico, ira al mar Mediterraneo, des-
pues que terminen las maniobras frente
la isla Culebra.
Toda la escaadra, excepto algunos
barcos que tienen que pernanecer en-
la America del Sur, ira a visitar los
puertos italianos j turcos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
Ninguna

Ninguna
CA BIOS
vista Sd S9M {
Londres 49,. 90 div &S5 {
90 DIV 81 80 (
New York, vista 3IIo Pc P
Paris, vista ~. S2M g D
Hamburgo i'd. 4pS d
Espada, 8 dIv.... 20 p8 D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20

aeusaciones contra jueces de elecciones
del distrito de Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20

OPERAcIoNEs Dc BuQl IS EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
Expulsion de los extrangeros
Ell SULTAN DE MARRUECOS
EN- ACTITUD AGRESlVA
Espafia pedra una satisfaction

Nueva York, lunes. -EI Literal de
Madrid, ha publicado un telegrama
sensational de su corresponsal en- Ma
rruecos, diciendo que Ell Sultan ha de-
cretado la expulsion de los extrangeros
residences en- Tanger y otras ciudades
del Imperio.
Aseg1rase que el Sultan quiere pro-
testar de la permanencia en- territorio
de Marruecos de tropas espa1olas y que
el gobierno de Espafia esta dispuesto a
sostener sus derechos a todo trance
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20

OPFRAc1oNEs soBRE Ell MUELLE
sers.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
TRAvEsIA

TRAvEsIA
ST. Mary descargando
Nineveh descargando
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
NOTICE OF ENPEEITURE.

TO Prank Buoll. <. r.. IIci,t and Fred C. Spray: You are hereby notified that l, the under signed. have caused to b" performed work, labor and service, To lh" value of two hundred dollars ou second tier bench. No. ,, opposite left limit of piaccr cl jim Nu. ?, Snow guIch, in the prcsc- clt Cape Nome miuiu% district. District Of Alaska, for he years l!0l and lH0' and If you GD not, within 70 days from the date hereof, pay, Or cittlsc to be paid to tn" undersigned, your praportiOn Onatr share Of said expenditure, aS co- uNucr-, your interests in said claim will e- come Inc property of the undersigned, under section 2,2i of the EctiScd Statutes Of the United St.t'r.
 Dstc hereof, and Of the first publication, Aug. a. l!O2
 LATE SpRAY, G313rS Co-owner of aforesaid pHttcs.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
ClTY'S FINANCES
Continued From Page IT

An amendment should be made to badinance Nss. p, providing for the dumping of ashes, burnn. coals, rub bfsh, etc., that ght be the means of starting fire.
 An ordinance should be introduced covering the storage and use of gasc- line. Gasoline is one of the most dan gerOus of explosives, and few prol le realize the precautions which should be ssken in handling it. All fire insur- ance accompanies have special gasoline clause attached to their policies. It sho8ld be made on offense for any per- son to fill a gasoline lamp or stove by artificial light.
 Provision should be. made for the chief of the fire department. to delel ate one fseman from the depart,ueni to attend any theatrical or other erform- ance that may be given where POO or -s0rA people sre congecated, such
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

c. P. Goggin, of the Log Cabin Store, left Tues lay morning for Council City, in con pany with w. J. Rowe. He will return in about ten days.
 School Director Sawyer vas out on Dry Creek Monday, and returned home with his right cheek bauly kissed by the blizzard.
 James E. Murphy, who has been quite ill, is recovering.
 A. r. Zi,f, lo,al manager of the x. C. e., left Tuesday fir Council City and Cniuik on business oonn. cted with his co uIany.
 The members Of the Kegoayah I[o2ga club were entertained lhis afternoon from tj o'clock, by Mrs. C. $. John son at her bone.
 J. |. Bates, of the Dawson saloon. has received mesaale from J. J. Mckay, the Candle mail contractor. Mckay had rcturucd 10 Council safe and well, and ny this time he is ptob- ably well on his way to Candle.
 Frank Lindqui.t fell few days ago, cuttii [ h, face and eye severely. The wounds were dressed l> Dr.. iiii.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
IIllIE: II.llIE: E::(;l).:,. I-)Iii::: l: REi'(S5
Office and the Work
 Done in 1902

Figures taken from the recorders office go to show that mining in this section of Alaska is on the in rease, and instead of holding claims merely for speculative purposes, actual labor is performed.
 Since January l, 1902. to the present time q total Of 5,373 instruments have becn filed with the recorder, 3COl of which have been locations of mining claims, 110 have been affidavit of pro, f of labor. and the balance, 2, miscel- laneOus, such as conveyances, leases, lays, etc. While the mining locations and miscellaneous were not much greater than those of the previous year, 3 marked increase was noticeable in the proofs of labor.
 The rush in the recorders office has been greater this onth than the cor responding month Of Ia year, and the five clerks employed have becn exceed ingly busy. It is expected that quite d number of papers will yet be filed for this years labor.
 The first few weeks in the new year arc always busy ones in the recorcer'. office, and judging by the number of people who have been looking ap the records during tho past few days, quite bit of property will be relo r..
 There have been more bona-fde con vc!ances, leases and lays recorded than in any year previous, which is good showing in itself. There were also Il great many i6o-acre or company trac.. taken up this year.
 Besides the work of recording the in- dex books are ben revis, q anu put II, good shape, the crease in bu.Ines . necessitating the extra wor't. Tlu the office is doing good work and in f good shape is evident.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
NJ: W ' !: 4 Ft
X Number of Ladies will
 Receive Callers.

The old fashioned custom of keeping sPen house on New Years day will be observed to considerable extent iu Nome tomorrow. Some Of the ladics have made elaborate preparations tc receive and entertain tGei- guests while others will simply be at home ''ir quiet, off handed so:t oi way to au! gentlemen callers. Like many other almost obsolete customs that have been revived ia this Bohemian burg, 1t will! no doubt be. found t0 be source ot great pleasure.
 Mrs. 1. C. Allen, Miss Chapman and Nj ss Anita COX will receive from two 10 five o'clock at Mrs. A len 's residence on Second sGceet, opposite the Colder Gate.
 Mrs. J3s F. Parker will be assisted by Mrs, Robt. Haggerty and Miss Fer guson; they will receive throughout the afl srnOon and avcnn. at the Park CT home on Emerson way.
 Mrs. A. E. Campbell will be at home en Thursday at their residence on Eaat Front street.
 The Misses Wilkinson and Miss Claire Perrin will receive from thrco to ter pm. at the Wilkinson residence on First avenue.
 Mrs. Geo. l.. Fish and Nils, Smith rill receive between the hours of three and five o'clock.
 Mrs N. C. Emerson will be at home Assiug th@afterncon at her residence on Second avenue near b street.
 Mrs. l.. L. Gocrmer will be at home from to , o'clock at her home on ( street.
 Mrs. A. J. Btnn Nr and Airs. C. Y Mcbride will receive from ; to 1.3. o'clock at Mrs Brunor', rcsjdcrce on Steadman avenue near Third street.
 Mrs. Fred W. Carter and Mr.. Nlbcrt Fink will be at home to callers tOmor- row afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
On Dry Creek.

On No. 10 above, on Dry creek, since last November @JT buckets of pay d tt have been taken out. The dirt runs from three to fifteen cents to the pan, and by next spring the largest dumps on the creek will be in evidence. Tho depth to bedrock iS 20 feet, and three shafts have been sunk. The owners of tAe clam are Jean S. Jackson, John L. Douglas, Charley Tapp, Clarence Cap pei and Oscar ilenniugsen.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
10 RELOCATE
 PLACER cAlIIHD Numbers Of I%cn Cut iI! the Various Districts Between ITS and 200 Fave Left Nome in the Past Tel
 Days or So.

For the past ten days or two weeks mushers have been leaving Nome sngly and in pairs. Their objective points were tue different mining districts. their object being to stake open ground on Jan. l.
 It is estimated that between 175 and POO men have recently left Nomc for the various districts. Some have gone to Council, others to Port Clarence and the Kougarok, and few have hastenod Still further north 70 Fairha-en district and also to Good Hope.
 In this district tomorrow morning q goedly number of claims will be re- staked. For several days pa st numbers of men have been mushing out to neighborin: creeks and benches .nd either establishing camps or taking up thier abode for B short time with friends or acquaintaEces Tn the vicinit Y ot the claims they wish to relocate. As will be noticed by another article in this paper, the recorders office has been extremely busy for many days past. The number of people seeking information from the books in the ofiirs has been-lar.e. and the first few weeks bt next month, will, without doubt. wit ness largely increased amount oi hJ S. fness in the different recorders Offices.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
1.Hi. GREEK. z:i.
 I5 .'a]HIS!i.C Greek May Prove One of Best fl 1i1js Section Picil Paystrea& on No. 2--Three liusaeg5 Arrive From the
 koGgarcIl.

Harry Leland and Mel Matthcwson arrived from Co&ncil City by way of Dahl creek yesterday. They left Couu- cil on Dee. -, going acio>s country to Dahl. which place they again left on Dec. 21, having made a remarkably quick trip, considering the distance travelled and the state of the trails
 Mr.. Leland says that the strike on No. , Dahl i5 probably one of the great est yet made in this section. There is gold in the muck, in the gravel, and how extensive the paystrCak is has not yet been determined. A big body Of pay dirt, however, has already been located and 1t pans high.
 It is the opinion of sveeral mining men who have examined Dahl. that the creek will prove an immense producer of the yellow metal.
 Leonard T. Dodge also arrived from Dahl creek on Monday. He confirms the above statements. Four steam drawers are at work or the creek.
 Capt. J. D. Kennedy, the well-known oldtiner. fell over bIus recently on the KOugarok, and d!siocatcd his shuul- der.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
BiIked of His Dogs.

Yesterday man was. onDninef down Steudnan avenue leading two dogs. He was met by stranger who asked him if he wanted to sell the canines. The owner said he did. and the price was fixed "I'll take the dogs down the street and you wait here and I'll come rig Int back with Il check" The man waited for an hour, cooling his heels in 'hc strec'a Ghen it dawned oren him that he na' ''P biIhed. He reported hi- les, 10 th> marshal, office, without giving his name. He was re- icIrod to the district attorneys office.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
k {: lly,I 1 Al. l.
By Mrs. SWantOn Jan. 9
 at A. B. Hall.

A great deal of interest is being man. tested by Nome people in the Leolta recital which "i.l ue given at the Arctic Brotherhood hall on January 9 by Mrs. rrauk W. s;wanton. She will be ass,,t cd by Mrs. J. Ninccn. Brown, soprano Miss Edythc Wilkinson, pianist, and al.oo Etrr.n, vioiiui,t.
 Mrs. Brown and Miss Wilkinson need no introduction to the Nome pub lie. Their work i, ;o well known that the mere mention of their names is promise Of d rare musical treat.
 Ms, tcrr.n Wa, for three years q student at Obcrlin College, Ohio, and is said lo hc the most accomplished mu- eiciun ever graduated irom tha, famous school. Every one in Nome who has heard he" I> very enthusiastic over hel ma>tcriy playing and it goes without ,p! ing tha' her first poblic appearance in Nome will be most heartily welcome q by all lovers oi music.
 In Mrs. SNanton the Nome public will haze an opportunity Of seeing for the first time, an entertainer whose professional name of Lcotta is house. hold word in the cast and middle wc,l and whom the New Nosf; Herald styles the "mo*t versatile and accomplished artist in her line on the ro,lrum Of to- day. For q number of year, she was one of the star artist, of the tedpath Iyccum Bureau, leaving thcm only t. tour under hcr own manager. several people io Nome. Tuo had heard her on ,hc outsjGe have hcpn uutirjng in heir 7nort5 to have Mrs. rwautor give u re- ci,3} in Nome, aL5 lt i- q p.ca,Hle to announce that their effort, Laye been 70 succco>fal.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
Business of 2 Year.

Dnrjng the year closing today. the number of eases di,ro~cd of hF [. $. Commissioner Reed WA, a5 follows: A. justice Of the peace, criminal eases, liG: ciyIj cases, ll9, 4, commissioner, numbcr of 'nqno~t9 hc.@. 1: a, probate iud@e. numher Of letter, Of admiu 7,ra- tion i-~ocd. II; a- municipal judg", number "l ca-e~ 12e: amount received in fines end costs, *o,23I. flcs ana forfejt1re> rcce.@eJ a, justice of the peace. slS.22.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
The !i.ldi.

Be inning Monday. Jan. 9th. tue unau'a goods consigned to me by tEo N0rt hern C0n1nerciq. Co. U.ll bc re- duced to prices never, heforc heard of iu AasAa These goods must be sold a' once as the lI. (. Co. requires the store pace HOW occupy. You are invited to come, Il, thi. will be your last chance. w. r. IlISSNER,
 Cons GGee, N. C. Co. Store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
NEWS NUGGETS

Mrs. NJ. J. Jtnes, No. 20 Steadman avenue, gave an elaborate dinner on Christmas aflersCon, her guests being MT. and Mrs. J, J. Cole, Miss Edythe Blanck and F. Franklin Lewis.
 M. A. Mahoney, the mail contractor. arr ved from sullivan City this after noon. He made the trip down in about 50 hours. Gee. <uow.as, of Sullivan City, was stricsan with apploplexy last Sunday.
 II. E. Foley arrived this morninp rom Council City, He reports the 'ra'I' m very iair shape, the only opru water on the route IS op the KulchhhIk river.
 Anything in sheet-metaI work. Oscar Witt, Front St, ODD. Steadman
 
 Skates sha. ned at l3arIowS; Cla,e. on the sanGspI.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31
EeIs' Na3!ha at "Northwcstcrn."

Teeth filled and extracted without rain. Br. Linton. over Crauc'o gro CprV.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31

Photo A'hur-s snd Supplies. Alaska Pinot cC., kester Why.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-31

Pool and billianl tables at the Board of Trade saloon