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New-York tribune., 1903-02-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
PORT Line.
January 7--.........-
Bremen. January fG.....-N g Lloyd
- !'neI Antwerp. January 14....-.- Phoenix
=, 81 AIgiers January 13..........-. Il.
I.uinr'n Hamburg January 16....---.-
CI,.5a
.'P.o,r 1.tIy Swansea January H.. Bristol city
~ TtrI " hampton January % American
Hull January H.. w i5on
ISon.,rk,. Copenhagen. January IA .ScandAm
49, Gibraltar. January Anchor
.,tiaIv WESTON January 2T-.-.... Morgan
at,,i,r prrra Bahia, Prince
Liverpool. January -. .CundTd
$500 Antwerp. January 2+.-..--.. Red star
Liverpool. January % White Star
.r,,is .. New-Orlears January 2s. Morgan
S.innahaba London January q Trans
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3
--o usv .... IIucIva. January 19............
&c. It Lucia. January %.
Glasgow. January 22.....---..
Colon January 2t-...N q Cupa
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4.
.otorta -.. Glasgow January 24......... Anchor
81 ,rnsriia Naples January n La Neoce
Liverpool January IS. White Star
New-York tribune., 1903-02-02
IN THE FUTURE.

From Life.
At the North Pole Hotel: when do you want
10 be called?
Half past April.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
.--ise 10 Sunset SIS Moon sets 1927 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
NJ ssnd Hook 9:34 Gov 1906 He'll Gate IL rs
W-Ssnjy Hook 10: Gov Island II IL He'll Gate
New-York tribune., 1903-02-02
IMPROVING BRIARcLIFF FARMS.

-eeent The entertainment committee was made
, of G II Reisig J. Hopkins and (. l. Multord
New-York tribune., 1903-02-02

4 NNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE. February 9Th. oclocS =. NJ. a. -
West Iith Street WM. T. PEOPLES. Sec'y.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Ambassador White.

Berlin, Dec. ll.-Emperor William, in his farewell audience with Ambassador White, presented him with gold med al of the empire for science and art, which is given once year to the per- son, either German or foreigner, who, in the opinion of the government, is best entitled to it.
 Emperor William said that while it was q pleasure to make the presenta- tion he did so on the recommendation of Chancellor von BuelOw and Foreig gn Secretary von Richthotf. His majesty added that as personal remembrance he was having porcelain vase made at the royal works here for Mir. White. The ambassador has sent the emperor his letter of recall.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
TELEGRAPHIC. <* TICKS x

Efforts of far reaching character have been set on foot to fortify London England against any possible attack ir case of war.
 The sheriff has served an injunction on the mayor of Halifax, N. s., to pre-. vent him carrying out an order of the council in refusing to accept S-5, 900 for a library from Carnegie.
 Two bandits held up a gambling den in the Columbia heights, Minneapolis, Nov. 24, and secured Sl943
 After several months negotiations the Austrian and Hungarian steel in- dustries have succeeded in forming q gigantic combination consisting of 2 establishments. the capital of which aggregates s7O.0O0.000.
 Frederick William, crown prince o Germany is to wed his second cousin the English princess Alice, of Albany
 Plans for an American St. Peters have been completed. The proposition is to erect on Fifth avenue, cathedra that will outdo St. Peter's at Rome both in size and beauty. The cost vii be about $25. .OO0, GOO.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
The German Festival.

The saengeriest given by the Ger man. Americans of Nome last Saturday night at Golden Gate hall was d great success in every way. The hall was packed, the program was an excellent one and was thoroughly enjoyed. Where all did so well it would be in vidious to particularize, suffice it to say that the German of Nome are strictly all right. Next Sunday evening at : clock, a meeting will be held at Golden Gate hall for the pur- pose of forming a German club and 2 cordial invitation is extended to all Germans and persons of German ex- traction to be present
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Lost in the Storm.

"Mother' Wood had a narrow escape from death on the trail last Friday near Cape Nome, during q raging blizzard. Mrs. Wood left Nome for solomon river with dog team heavily laden, the team being in charge of q driver. She became separated from the team and the driver reached Rigley's road house and gave an alarm. Mrs. Wood was found by A. H. Moore, the freighter, who carried her to Rlgley's where she soon recovered.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
BAR0NS
 YIELD Grant Demands of the Coal Miners. TO CONCEAL FACTS
J. p. Morgan Makes the Coal BarOnS Come to
 Time.

Scranton, Pa., November 21.-With fear that the public would learn the way in which it conducts it's business, which surely would have happened fl the hearings of the strike commission were continued. the coal trust to-day meekly submitted to the miners, with she mute appeal that they protect 1t from this development. When argu- nents were made along general lines, the fearless counsel of the COal trust were ready to take issue with the union miners in the most vigorous manner, but when the time came when the pub- lie and the commissioners were to be acquainted with the wages they pay their employees and the illegal manner in which the trust violates the state law against the consolidation of coal companies and coal roads, it cried for mercy.
 In no case, so the order of Mir. Morgan runs, must the public be permitted to know what the wages of the miners are, nor what is the actual cost of pro- dHction of coal, nor the profits of the rouds on this production, nor, finally, the enormous earnings derived from the carrying of the coal by these same roads to the tidewater.
 To shut off the revelation to the pub lie of it's guilt and greed, the criminal coal trust will make at least two con- sessions to the miners. IL will grant q nine hour day and ten per cent. in crease in wages.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
NORTHERN # NEWS *

Mary of Mary's lgloo is in San Fran cisco with Mrs. B. D. Lloyd. Apicture of Mary appears in the San Francisco Examiner of Nov. g. She is called the "Queen of the Kongrouche dist rict," which is San Franciscan for kou- garok. The Examiners article states: "Last year when Mary went to Nome for her first Christian Christmas and saw q horse for the first time, the peo- pie there gave great banquet at which Mary was the guest of honor. Then it was she WAS christened the Kongrouche Queen, though some still prefer to call her The Miners Frlend.' Such in- deed is fame.
 Three-qusrters of a million have been asked congress for Lighthouses in South eastern Alaska.
 Tn note to THE NUGGET. dated Feb. II, Judge Henton of Teller says; "rel- Ter has been having some very cold and stormy weather since the last week in January--the coldest and most stormy so far this winter. Mail Carrier Ma. hohey was five days reaching Teller the last trip up."
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
KILLED IN
 A DRIFT Herbert Crane Meets
 Sudden Death ON SPECIMEN GULCH Buried Beneath a Mass of Earth Early Tuesday Morning.
 Inquest Unnecessary.
ON SPECIMEN GULCh

Herbert Crane was instantly killed yesterday morning about l:20 o'clock in d tunnel on the placer claim on Speci- men gulch owned and operated by the Northern Mining X Trading Co. and Emerson and Dei'ontville.
 Crane and two other men were work ing in the breast of the drift, when a cross piece. upon which tagging is placed. broke, the tagging and several tons of earth striking Crane and bury ing him in the debsis. The other men escaped without injury, and the work of extricating Cranes body was in- stantly begun, but when found, life was totally extinct. The body was brought to town and placed in Lange's under- taking rooms pending it's final dispo- sition. An inquest was not deemed necessary under the circumstances.
 C. D. Jones, who was partner of Crane in some mining property, states that Crane was about 10 years of age. native of Ontario, Canada, and came to Nome from Dawson in the spring of 1900. He was unmarried, and it is thought that his father is still living.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
NEWS NUGGETS.

Misses Olga and Nora Dahlstrom were given surprise party last Wednesday evening by number of their young friends, most enjoyable evening be- ing spent at their hospitable home.
 Hans Samuelson arrived from Colo yin bay Sunday with number of rein deer for Charlie Brahmer's meat mar ket.
 Complaints are made that manure and other refuse is being dumped in Snake river above the dam. THE NUG- GETS informant suggests that the mat ter of dumping garbage should be looked into carefully by the city author tiles.
 Lloyd Mason returned Monday from q trip to Penny river and Cripple creek. Little is being done this winter in that section, but the people there have strong hopes that Cripple will develop something substantial next summer.
 Mail Carrier NJ. l.. Y. Smith left Tuesday morning for Isaac's point with an outside mail. Nothing has been heard from Mail Carrier Grit'iS, but he should reach Nome with another mail within a couple of days.
 There are letters at THE NUGGET of fee for F. Arthur Harrison, William Kruse, w. B. Jones, Hugh McDonell, William Mason Alberto, Joseph Ross, o. Roberts.
 F. J. Porter and gang of men are engaged in clearing Front street of the great accumulation of snow.
 Gottleib Weibel was arrested yester- day under the statute which provides for the arrest of persons who are be- leved to be about to leave the district. or who have removed property with the intent to defraud creditors. The action was brought at the instance of Geo. Hammer, but in the district court thlS morning " elDel Sho"eu lnat Ae had not violated the statute, and he was discharged.
 Deputy Marshals Comerford and Galen will leave in few days for St. Michael to bring over for trial the two Nulato men who are held at St. Mich a-l on charges of grand larceny.
 NJ. J. Sullivan returned last night from trip to Solomon and Bluff. He says that Berger X Sulliyan's claim, No. Daniels, will give the lucky own CTS all the money that they will ever need. Every claim on solomon be- tween Shovel and Big Hurrah Is being worked, besides number of benches.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Cattle Ports Closed.

London Nov. 2S. via Skagway, Dec. 1O.-The board of agriculture has closed the ports of the United Kingdom against the importation of animals from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts. Connecticut and Rhode Island. The order took effect on De- cember ,, Cargoes arriving in the meanwhile will be subject to special investigation.
 Liverpool, Nov. 30, via Skagway, Dec. 0.-Consternation prevails in shipping circles over the cattle disease in the United States.
 Boston, Mass, Nov. 30, via Skagway, Dec. 10.-Foot and mouth disease among the cattle of the New England states prevents any from being sold. The state has issued a law that all cattle killed must stand inspection.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Fine Teas. Nome Trading Co.
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. T. Chesnut and George Vaughan left yesterday morning for Council
 Chief Deputy Marshal Geo. A. Leek- ley was the victim o: q painful accident Sunday evening: while n the act of striking match piece of the 1amin. sulphar struck him ic the eye. MT. Leel!.y suffered 2 great dea,. but is now improving. and fortunately the sight oi his eye has no, been injured.
 United States Commissioner Il. C. Gordon of Council. is in town.
 Mrs. Geo. V. Borschsenius has been quite i'll for some time past, but is now recovering.
 Judge and Mrs. C. 5. Johnson enter tained at dinner Sunday evening Geo. B. Grigsby, James l.. Galen, F. H. Thatcher. E. l.. Allies.
 A. J. Beecher and Russell Leach reached Nome from Council Saturday evening. Leach left on the return trip this morning.
 H. C. Lamont, who returned last evening from Bluff, reports the trails in q terrible condition.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

Nome Aerie, No. 75 entertained a couple of hundred guests at a social session last night at Golden Gate hall after the close of the lodge meeting during which four candidates were initiated. Captain Baldwin presid ed, an excellent program was ren- dered which included felicitions speech, es. vocal and instrumental music and the like. c. R. Staples presented the guests with homemade Valentine doughnuts wherein he made d decided hit. The Eagles hospitality as enter tainers is prOverbial.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
HUNGRY
Eskimos at Cape Nome
 Are Destitute.

A native from Cape Nome came up to town Monday morning and reported that in an igloo at that rlace there were nine Eskimos without food or fire. The native who is an intelligent fellow and who speaks fairly good English, stated that owing to the heavy ice pack the natives could catch neither tomcod nor seals, hence they were suffering from hunger. He was directed to the United States marshal's office. where he was in turn sent to Capt. Sargent, commanding at Fort Davis, who has already supplied rations to number of natives, when it was found they were really deserving.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
NOTICE OF FOPfEITUpn.

To Virgil Moore, c: c. Suter. John Boyle, J. F. Baooock, Frank s. Tierney, William Tierney. signep, have caused to be performed work. labor and services Of the value of one hundred dollars upon the following placer mining claim for the year lso2, to-wit: The Gertrude Tundrn claim, recording. district, District of Alpska. oevs tihcate Of location being Tecortio.l i.. volume district and you are further notified that if VOL do not within 20 days from the date hereof. cause to be paid to the undersigned, lour proportionate share of said expenditure. as co. owners, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, under Section 2is4 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. A. E. BLAKE
 R. 5. GIDDINGs,
 Co-owners of aforesaid property. Date of first publication, Jan B, 190S
 Date sf last publieatiep. April sA igE V
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Heayy Storms.

The storm of last week dem0ralized travelling. the trails along the western coast being practically impossible Freighting outfits were tied up at the different roadhouses, On Friday d party with IS horses left Port Safety and made only six miles that day. The trails however are rapidly improving and travelling is being generally re- sumed. Rowe & Wills stage left for Conncil Monday morning with mail.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Have you tried Fei's Naptha?
Schooner Siglin Safe.

Port Townsend, Wash. Nov. 30, via Skagway, Dec S.-The overdue schooner General Siglin, concerning whose safe ty grave fears were growing, arrived late this evening in tow of the tug Boy den. AS the Siglin went by it was plain to be seen that the craft had been having rough experience with the ele- ments of the frozen north. The sails and rigging were torn and twisted and pre- sented d sorry sight.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Bulk Olives. Nome Grading Co.
On NOiand Creek.

Noland creek, a Tishou river tribu- tary. is attracting attention just now, according to a statement made by Mail Carrier Hawk. A big camp is being put in on the creek by Jim Ryan, Jack Sullivan, Tom Derby, Chas. Dunkin and others. A steam thawer will be used. Noland creek was stakcd in l90C and considerable work was done on one or two claims. The ground is very deep. however, and the results were not considered satisfactory.
 Mr. Hawk, who carries the mail be- tween Teller, Sullivan City and Mary s Igloo. says that Gold Run is quite active and Mary's Igloo is lively.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
NOTICE OF FOFEITJRE.

TO J. K. Hlll
 You are hereby notified that we, the under. signed Geo. A. Shea and Chas. s. Johnson, have done during the year 1902. at least one hundred (Sl00) dollars worth of work upon that certain placer mining claim known as number six (6) below the mouth of Pennell creek on the Inmachuk river. in the Fair Haven minrg and recording district, in the district oi Alaska. in accordance with the provisions of Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and ChuS. 5. Johnson are co-OWnerS with you in said claim and you are hereby required to con tribute your proportion of said expenditure, and in case you fail to contribute your proportion of $. Johnson within ninety (9O days after this publication. your interest in said mining claim will become the property of said Geo. A. Shea md ChaS. s. Johnson.
 Date of first publication Feb. 4. 1903.
 GEO. A. SHEA,
 CHAs. s. JOHNSON, W CO-owners.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Snow COrralled.

Out near the Snowflake claim on the hill overlooking Dexter creek, the snow is being corralled for use next spring. Planks are placed in an up right position. and against them the drifting snow has accumulated many feet high. When one corrall is filled the blanks are moved to another place, and it is figured that goodly supply of water can be had early in the spring for washing up the big dump.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

You are hereby notified that the undersigned co-owner with you of that certain placer mining claim known as and being the bench claim first tier left limit adjoining creek claim No. 9 above recording district, District of Alaska has ex. pended the sum of slO0 in labor and improve. ments thereon during the year ending Dec 3l, Statutes of the United States, to hold same, and If within go days from the date of fina. pub ication of this notice, you fail refuse to con tribute your proportion of such expenditure to me, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscribing coowner under the said section Of the Revised Statutes of ttH United States.
 ROBERT CURRID.{ Date of first publication Jan. 21, 1908.
 Date Of last publication April P, 1908. W
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Mail for the West.

Mail Carrier W. E. Hawk arrived from Teller Sunday evening with q team of six dogs, and lef at noon Mon' day with the mail for Teller, Sullivan City, Mary's lgloo and Cape Prince of Wales Mr. Hawk stated that the trails were extremely heavy, although
 he made the trip. Iron Sullivan City down in 25 hours, actual travelling time.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Wall Paper. Nome Trading Co.
On Specimen GuIch.

Some very rich dirt is being taken out on the Specimen gulch claim owned
 by the Northern Mining X Trading Co.
 and Emerson & De Fontville. Ten thousand cars of dirt are already on the dump, and it is alleged that the dirt taken near bedrock will run $300 to the car. About 30 men are employed on the claim, nig and day shifts being at work. It is expected that at least sl00, ,O00 will be cleaned up next spring.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Wholesale COurterfeitiHg.

Chicago Dec. ll,-The raid of con- stables and labor leaders is believed to have found the greatest plant in the country for counterfeiting union cigar labels. It was discovered in the print iug establishment of H. l.. Meites, 3SO Halstead street. One hundred thouS- and counterfeit stamps were conti>caled and ten counterfeit plates captured. Meltes shipped counterfeit blue slips in lots from 1000 to lO0N0 to all parts of the United Snates. The prisoner was taken to jail in default of Sl5, 900 bonds.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received up to Saturday noon, Feb. 2l, by A. F. Zipf, secretary, Nome Outdoor Pleasure Club. at the x. C. Co. $ store for the skating rink on Snake river Over 50G0 feet of first class lumber in the building, which also includes tent 50xl00 feet. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. C. E. HOXSIE,
 President,
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Bartlett Water at "NorthWestern.
Candle Creek Cases.

Judge Moore has handed down yer bal decision in the cases of Pack wood ct al vs. Tweed ct al; Blankenship vs. Myers ct al and Young vs. Espenschied ct al, involving placer claims Nos. :. 10 and II Candle creek, the judgment be- ing in each case in favor of plaintiffs.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Bishops fruits, Nome Trading Co.
4. E. BOWlerS.

Al the A. B. bowling alley the high ss. score for the month was made by J. (. Hines, and on Saturday night he was presented with. G gold medal, suit ably inscribed. The lowest score was made by Capt. Baldwin and he received handsome silver goose egg, as the , "bum sowler."
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Length of Winter Days.

The following table shows approxi mately the length of the winter day! in Nome:
 December 2l. 3 hours, B minutes. January l, 3 hours. 5 minutes. January l5, hours, 511t minutes. January 3l, 6 hours, 45 minutes. February l5, hours. IS minutes. March l, 9 hours, 5l ] minutes. March 2l, l2 hours.
 April II. If hours, 3SI minutes. April p, l5 hours, 42 minutes. May II. + hours, l5 minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Missing Persons.

Mrs. Flora Hall, Florence, Cal, wants information concerning her husband Joseph w. Hall, who left Florence in January 1901. Hall was feet inches in height, dark hair and of a genial disposition.
 Fred Boyd-Watson, Salem, Neb., wants news of his father Geo. T. Boyd.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
The Old Reliable Hunter

Sells Genuine old Crow Bourbon and Old Hunter Rye Whisky at S2. a bot tie or l2t cent, d drink.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

Berlin, Nov. 30, via Skagway. Dec. S.-The British government is making inquiries at German ports as to the ar rival of gold bars worth s650,00O for Kruger, supposed to be sent him from South Africa. England says it is hers.
 D"inN Green River W II >, V. without d LeAGa, ue. at the Boa. u of Trade.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

LUMBER FOR SALE-lO,OO0 feet at $50 per thousand. E. J. Maynard, Seattle Store, No. 50 River St.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

If you want to have game of pool or billiards go the Board of Trade saloon. Two fine tables have just been received
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

The consignee sale positively ends or Feb. 28, at N. C. Co.'S store. If w. F. Hissner, Consignce
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

Rubber hoof pads just received from St. Michael, just the thing in snow. Save vour horses feet. N. C. Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Discovered at the North Pole

Bakery the best bread and pastry; the ] only coffee house in town.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

CHEAP SALE OF
 STAPLE GROCERIES Fresh Eggs, guaranteed, per dor .5c 10 lb box Mocaroni .75 ? cans Oysters .@ lib can Cocoa 70 5 cans Libby's Soup 70 . cans Deviled Ham 70 : cans Potted Tongue -.25 Smoked Dried Beef, per lb .lt Smoked Dried Tongue. per lb .lJ Salt Pork, per lb ID Bacon, per ID 10 New Dried Apples, by six, per lb .05
 Prunes " .05
 z Peaches .W " Pears ''' .Oe
 |" Aprcots |" .0S Armour's Sugar Cured Picnic
 Hams. per lb .l5 l00lb six Best Rice 6.OC
  lib can Pioneer Java Coffee .25 10 cakes Toilet Soap .25 New Imported Labrador Herrings
 , for .25 , Rolls Toilet Paper .25 2ib can Roast Chicken .25 2lb can Roast Turkey .25 l2lbs New Raisins 100 qt bottle Pickles .25 s cans Condensed Milk 100 , cans String Beans .25 gal pure Syrup 90 1 can Clam Juice 10 lib plug Smoking Tobacco .35 lib plug Chewing Tobacco .36 lib Climax Tobacco 50 lib Battle AK Tobacco 40 lib pure Ground Pepper .26 lib pure Mustard 20 ? lib packages of Dates .25 ? lib packages ot Figs .25 Large Soz bottle Extract Lemon .2b
 |" '' |" Vanilla .25 dog cans Assorted Vegetables 1.5O l5lb pail Pure Jelly loo ? cans Succotash .25 , cans Lima Beans 20 l qt Cider Vinegar .36 lib Best Tea, green or black .5O 20lbs New Split Peas 100 3lbs Washing Starch .25 20 bars Washing Soap 100 lib Pure Baking Powder .4C 6 pkgs Washing Powder .25 2 pkgs Macoroni or Spaghetti .25 30bs Sal Soda 100 Granulated Potatoes, per lb .l6 German Sliced Potatoes 2G l doz large cans Assorted Meats 300 l doz small - '' L50 l0lb pail Pure Lard, new 1.50
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

Drinks F! cents at the Reception saloon. Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

W. J. Rowe Transfer, 425 Front street. Freig hting to creeks. Phone
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

Skating Shoes. Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

Centennial Best Flour, ..\ orthwes tSIn.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

l'oo' ana "a d labiC> d, ,he Board
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
EagleS' Entertain.

Fels' Naptha at "NOrthweStern.'
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Kruger'S Gold Bars.

Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.