The Nome nugget., 1903-06-17

architect in charge of the States build ings.
 H. von Sohnen, Solomon hotel man, is in town.
 s. Hollister Jackson, of Vermont, is visiting Nome.
 Col. Edward McGettigan is in town from New York. Sam Heron the well-known old-tim- CT, has returned to Meme.
 I. s. Thompson, the well-known at torney, is again in Nome.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lane and Louis Lane arrived on the Oregon.
 Dr. o. c. ,Sean, the well known physician, is again in Nome.
 James Wilson, an old-time Yukoner, is in town from San Francisco.
 W. A. Barrieau, who is ''one of the oldest" is in town from Valdez.
 Eugine Chilberg, secretary of the Pioneer Mining Co.,, is in town.
 F., o. Lindblom, of the Pioneer Min ing company, is a recent arrival.
 w. P. Sinnott, the Iron creek mining man, has returned from Portland.
 Judge l.. B. 'Shephard is in town looking as hale and hearty as ever.
 J. w. Kelly, of the Nome EXplora tion company, arrived on the Oregon.
 Criss w. Tremper was among the re- cent arrivals. He is accompanied by his wife. +''
 | Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. Ryan came up on one of the late steamers from San 1 Francisco.
 Gordon Hall, attorney for the Wild Goose company at Council, came up on the Oregon. .., F. J. Park, the well-knOwn old timer accompanied by Mrs. Park, arrived on the Senator. -.".. n,. Gerald O'Shea, manager for the Hot Air company, on Ophir, is amongtre- cent arrivals. '-r 'H .s. Judge J. H. Tam, well-known sour dough, arrived on the St. Paul from San Francisco. =" .. +. ... .... George G. Clifford, of St. Paul, and NJ. r. Boice, of Seattle, are among the recent arrivals. r .,r. ...... I James A. Howell has returned to Nome after year spent at his old home Poi'tertille, Cal. -" ..-- '~' l. Mfr: and Mrs. H. T. Dumar were pas sengers on the Ohio, after spending the | winter in Seattle. - 4.t.rt .-... r l w. s. Bliss. of the Miocene Ditch company, is among the mining men who have arrived lately.
 N. P R. Hatch, one of the pioneer attorneys and mining men of Nome, ar- rived on the Roanoke. .'... '.
 Nell Yates, a well-known old sour dough, of the the vintage of 1899, is in town en route to the Panama.
 Wilson Noble, the we'll known chef, Twill manage the culinary department of the Solomon hotel at Solomon. '. 1 T. T. Lane, son of C. D. Lane, arriv- ed on the Oregon. He; is accompanied by Mrs. Lane and their two boys.
 Major John P. Clum of the post office department, is making his annual visit to Alaska. He arrived on the Ohio. C. C. Carpenter, well-known Oak flander, is again in town. Mir. Carpen- ter spent last winter in San Francisco land Sacramento.
 Chas. w. Thornton, formerly with the N.' C. Co, left Saturday for Solo, mon,,' where he will have charge of Archer, Ewing x Co.'s branch store. G. w. Meyer is in town from San Francisco. Mir. Meyer, who is well known in Nome, will devote his atten- tion to his mining interests in this sec tion. '''"
 w. H. Bush, for the past two years the popular local agent forrhe F. .C.S.S. Co. arrived on the Senator. Mir. Bush will have his offices in the N. C., Co. buildings. .' Ss D;-!--;s ., t Col. w. T. Perkins, manager of the Northwestern Commercial Co., is in the ,city. During the winter Col. Per. tkins visited the east, spending some time in Washington, D. C.>>
 w. L. Leland, of the Miocene Ditch company, accompanied by Mrs. Leland arrived on the Ohio. Mir. Leland is an enthusiastic believer in the great mining future of this section. 1 John Erickson, Al Guinan and w. H Soderberg, of the celebrated Hot Ali company, are among the recent srriv