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The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

their assistance we cut a trail vii ilhaXeS and picks shortening the distance to about l6 miles. In May we hauled two native b ats to pen water. This strip of open water is called "the flaw by whalemen. As soon as our trail was completed we hauled cut some old sails and erected a camp on tliS rounded ice, anG q short distance ack from this varies in width according to wind pressure. The northeast gales drive the ice along the Siberian shore: dur ing north and northwest gales the open space closes and it moves along a con tlnuous ocean of ice grndin. against the fixed masses of the Alaskan coast. drift continued southward until the middle of June, when strong south winds prevailed and the drift turned northward and continued all summer. Steamers were late, the summer was mild. but the huge piles of ice remained all summer off Point Barrow and Cape Smyl he.
 Steamers anchored and found ,lclter between them and the land The rev enue cutter Bear, Capt. Healy. reached point about ten l4.t"s south Cf Point Belcher, and then returned south. There was narrow passage. eastward and around Point Barrow, but steam whalers did not venture far.
 Some years as early as September the gales begin from the northeast and the ice pack starts southward along the Siberian shore, and sometimes inter- cepting the whalers in the straits when they are coming out in October. re- member two ships which were beset by the ice pack about October b just be- fore reaching Bern. strait. This is dangerous place for the whaler.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
CURFEW
 AND FIRE Ordinances Passed By
 City Council AZ LAST KEEPING Minors Must Not Be on the Streets After Certain
 Hours.
AZ LAST MEETING

The report of Ere Chief Baldwin brOu Int ul t .Ome new ma ter at the me ug of the city council on Monday evening, when he ~ a ed that the cleo tric wiring about the city was in d dangerO shape. The wiring in the A. B. hall had been examined ny w. J. McMurrt who -aNs that it very un- safe and the current will not agaIn be turned on until the building has been thoroughly rewired and made safe. The chiet said it was nothing but sheer carelessneSs.
 Two ordinances, iNtrOduced at the last meeting, were adopted. The first was relative to minors frequcntins sa- looms, gambling houses, billiard rooms and bowling alleys, and from May to November 10 minor will be allowed on the street unless accompanied by parent or guardian after 10 D. m. and 9 o'clock in the evening is the limit be- tween November and May 1 of each year. II IiluOlS utc ItuIlt DtdN IuH "ho key from school the chief cf po- lice has authority t. take lhen Luu,e on the first tieuSc, and to arrc-t hem after that.
 The second ordinance passed relates to fire protection. It contains T. sec tions and is very complete. The new ordinance has the advantage over the old one inasmucll as it. provids a pen atty for not comp ying with its r~gula- ti0ns.
 The mayor called attention to the negligence of the finance committee Stevens chairman, which had made but one report in the last :; or i meetings He did not approve of committee re- ports going over from week to week and requested that they be made promptly in the future.
 The Mother Superior of Holy Gross hospital, says that city warrants were no good. that she has not been able to cash one and requested that in the fu-
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Calvert. It is found to contain 2,0l4 names. Some of the names on the roll will have to be stricken from the list if those eligible as tax payers have no paid their taxes ny January I.
 Jack Black and H, Ripper have struc good pay on No. 53 below Hunker, or the right limit of the creek.
 Forty dollars an hour has been shov- eled in to the man on Arizona creek. l30 miles up the Klondike. on which a new strHC has been made. This state. ment was made by W. B. Matheson one of the grubstakc"s of the origina JiscUVorCr@, to Victor Grant, minE,
 order .n Dawson. The pay Of .,4 hour to the man was found last Sei tcmhcr.
 Frcd T. CongdOn, crown prosecutor, will probably succeed James H. Ross a. governor of Yukon territory. In the meantime, Major /. T. Wood is acting governor.
 The eleven women charged witt keeping disorderly houses in South Dawson were given a two months sus pended sentence by Justice Macaulal in the police court. If they return to the district named they will be arrest ed and have to serve the sentence.
 The cabin of Demontigue X Roberts an No. 242 below lower on Dominion, was burned to the ground several days ago. The building and all the contents are total loss. The value of the prop erty destroyed is estimated at $l5OO.
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SUNtM5NS.

In the United States ComnS,ioaer'~ Court within anu for tairhuVtn precinct. second Judicial Division. Di~trict of Alaska. John B. ton"oIN paAtin. V>. Ii. Madden. defendant.
 in the nam" of tn" United Stalc> uf Amer. "a. to II. M ud'.. thr said H'lrIiGah. greeting: You are hereby ~IulWuu"G uG commanded to be and appear before the undersigned u justice of th" peace in and for FdirhaN"u precinct. at andlc. in said District of AU ska. within thirty uHtN after tine cumpiriiuu oi thU period of the publication of his ~.mrun> a~ Hereinafter >ot forth to sit Within thirty Udy~ after the llth day Of March. lHt" aad answer lh" complaint of the pla.hjiu ht ilu, or Ju,t@mrut for want there ut .NAI br taken uIs.l~t Auu: anu you nr" fur thrr uutHcu lh It Nu4 ialI lu u ,l'cr the Coln- plHlut ut the plaitlD herein Hitiiu lAe time aior' said. IiUhi.h vii! appN to the 1poic eu- titled court for tiv l,4j"l Ut mIuat in ~,,ii p,; int. tu-NIj. For 'h' sum of ,u" hundred and tl-hi thr"" tiS"l Gp,aI> a.IuuCt uu" for SGT vices roaurr'u ,o Nju oeicAUGut at hIo instance and re- iut~t.
 Ghd, the G.t" of the order for the ~or5ic of tl.l~ ~uruou~ h. p4hIcaii.l r. the - GH, ui r, ctmucr lHu2 md sand order directs that the N'rVi," ut .ammuu~ herein h" made b. publjca- ton thci,ul jA Inc NOME NUGGET. a 'W>p per pupIl~h"u at Nome. AI.,.lll. lu this uI~trict tOl th" period of six weeks.
 Ih' date uI th' Gr.l publication ot ,hi~ sum non~ i, tt" 2i>t day q. JIuU.r.. laH.
 Given uuu'r ny n n th.> 2.d day of DcV' m bCi. i!U2. at td4D... N..--,,i.
 W.J NILRoY.
 |. =. foWui~Niuucr and cN-
 Otirju Ju~jier of l.t Peace w in and for NJIhtNCn Precinct.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
To r Pelton:

TO r. PpItOn:
 You are hereby notified that l. the under signed, have caused to be performed work abor and SerA ices to the ValUc of two hundred dollars on placer ci i'm No. II above Duhl'S Discovery on Quartz rtc'N. kOuga 'ut recording district, District of A r->I. for t,.c years 1901 and ly02, and if you do not Wiiltiu 70 days from the date hereof, pay, or cause to be paid to the under slgned, your proportonate share of said cx- ptnditure, as co-oEner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the under signed. under section 232i of the Revised Stat uteS of the United States.
 Date hereof, and of the first publication. Jan sS, lalI.
 PETER BAYNE, "a w C0.owner of aforesaid party
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theory. He pushed boldly into the pack little west of Harold island. His remarks indicate his bitter disap- pointment. The knowledge gained cost him his life. Nansen also believed the drift would take him through to the pole. and he built the staunch steamer Tram accordingly. He was fortunate. He had calm winter: he certainly did not have 95-mile gale. He made a stampede for the pole just like Nome Nome musher in quest of gold, Theory and practical experience seldom agree
 l have digressed and will now return and relate more about other gales, and how the ice drift acted the latter part of the winter to which l referred in d previous article.
 The gale ended and I slid down from the ice shelf on the lee side of the friendly berg, and made my way back to the vessel as Lest could. 1 was not frozen but I was benumbed and stiff fened. The other men had preceded me. A dozen natives from ditferenl parts of the country were camping in the forward part of the vessel. I had given them a stove and they had an abundant supply of driftwood. Reindeer were plentiful! inland. back of Sea Horse islands and Point Beecher. At one time these natives had twelve barrel tank full of reindeer hindquart- CTS. The country abounded in those years with wild reindeer.
 The vessel had received but slight damage; her false keel was torn off, as she was pressed shore ward and as the ice was pilng up, but not even causing a leak. The latter part of February and nearly all the month of March the gales ragged with but few days inter- mission. One gale blew l5 days con- tinuOusly from the north, the prevail ing gales, however, being from the northeast. In the latter part of April the natives began catching seal. Sev- eral hears had been captured in March. The natives had winding trail to open water, a distance of IS miles. With
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18

ture cash warrants he issued to the hos pital. The .um of $ljO was diverted from the general fund to thc special hospital fund, to be use! in payment of hospital ills iosu' q after Feb. l. At present there are no city patient, in the hospital.
 City Attorney sullivan stated tlat he had prepared the brief in the case of the City of Nom" vs Lang and it would be taken under advisment. The River side Lumber Co.,. through their attOr- ney Jere Cousbl, had dismissed their suit against the city and returned the old warrant amounting to $,UJN i0, iv,. which new warrants of culeLt issue will c drawn.
 A short discussion followed the re- marks of Chef Baldwin on the snow in the streets. While the city wal not in a position to clean the streets, Archer was in favor of helping out with a war rant of SljO. but he failed to get d sec end. Jourden sald | at people ought tO clean their own streets. On recOm- mendatiOn of the fire chief the law and ordinance committee was instructed lo consult with th" city attorney and draft an OrGinanc" compelling citizens to haul the SHOW away from the sidewalks and to proh bit the. from -hoNclin- it into the street.
 The funds in the city treasury were reported as tollow general fund, %G9o.- 20: attorney fund. $63..0: ,treet fund. $2S5,26; fire fund, $s. i5: schccl fund. $6916.30
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Copyright, 1903, by Peter Bayne.

~OMMANDER McClintock on his G Franklin research expedition Anxd was be>et by this moving ice
 pack and drifted southward more than thousand miles. He had attained @ high latitude during the summer months: the following summer he got freed from the drift. and again following the track of the lost explorers, he found the first tid- ings, all of which may be found in Commander McClintock's $ very inter- esting narrative.
 All mariners know that there is a warm gulf stream: they also know all about the southeast trade winds in all attitudes. They are strong and contin uous: their pressing force against waves. say from six to l2 feet high, is very great. These trade winds are the forces that create these warm currents in high attitudes. They have their limit. When they meet contending and greater forces the stronger must prevail. 1 will try to give the facts, and let the readers decide which is the stronger force. and as to their re- spective limits, and where these are. The uneven surface of the ice pack, from l5 to 30 feet above the level piled in every conceivable form, offers great resistance against the almo,t conlinu- ous gales from 40 to 80 miles an hour for wind press are; during period of, say, eight months, besides the depth of this glacial formation in the water moving the .rester portions of the ocean with it. How then can there be warm current reaching to a high altitude or a thermometric gateway to the pole? Commander Delong denOunces it as a delusion and snare, and he agrees with Lieut.. Weyprecht when he says the gull streams do not regulate the limits Of the ice, but the ice set in mo- tion by the winds regulates the limits of the warmer gulf waters.
 Commander Delong, however, at first believed in this warm current
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
Notice of Forfeiture.

T \. "
 You are hereby notified that l. the under signed have caused to be performed work labor and services to the va4uc of two hundred dollars ol placer claim No. lo above Dihl'S Discovery ou Quartz creek. kou@arOk recording district, District of Aa>lll.fO the years 1901 and lEO2 and ii you do not within 20 days from the date here of pay. or cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionutc share of said expenditure ;ls co-owncr. your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, under Section a32i of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 Date hereof, and of the first publication, .Jan 2S, l!U3.
 PETER BAYNE. w CO-owner of aforesaid party
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
N oticc of Forfeiture.

TO WlII0m NNCr;
 You .rc h"ICbt notified that L the under signed. have caused to be pa rtuim"d work. labor and services to th" N@Iuc ,i two hundred dollars uu placer cIaim No. l0 abo. Dahi Discovery on Quartz creek, k"u@urOk recording district DiNtrict of Alaska. for In" ,c.rS l"ul and l!t2 and if you do not Wifuin gJ days from th" date hereof. pay, 0" cal>" to ha paid tu the under signed. your proportioualr share of ~alu eN- p' nditUrc, dN co-uThcr, your interest in said cia i'm will .ccumr the property oi the under signed, uuGCr S"ctiOu 232l of the devised Stat uleS of tn" | nj .od states. 2S, EJ5.
 PETER BAYNE. W CO-OWncr Uf u.urrNuid art Y.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
CHICKEN
 CREEK No. Permanent Vein of GOil Found.
GOLD IN SYRINGE: aS
The Formation Has Been Traced Nearly Two MiIes--Big
 Assays.

Dawson, Dec. PA hundred cl lims or more have heen staked on the quartz ledge struck in the vicinity of Chicken creek. Great excitement has existed in the camp over the strike. and men have been hu.riedly getting ,laims over miles of the country where indirat ms have been discovered. This io acco,d- to J. M. Griffin, the Dawson News car rier in the Fortymile district. Mr. Griffin says:
 "The formation has been traced nearly two miles. It begins at the head of Chicken creek, between Myers Fork and Stonehouse. where the dis covery claim is located, and sweeps in circle around the head of Chicken. Franklin and Gold creeks.
 'The ledge may be the mother ledge and the source of all the gold which has been found for years in the Forty mile and it's tributaries, but it is too early to speak definitely on this point.
 "Were the ledge as rich throughout dS tilt StllilStIS " lIitIl lIuNt i'ttii itutiN' Bob atheSOn, the discuvercr. says the proposition would be fabulous. II the rock only carried a fraction of th, wealth of the stringer it would be one of the biggest quartz properties in the world. Possibly it will prove big. 1T so, the Fortymile country will be brought to the prominence of the world.
 "The gold from the stringers assayed as high as $3, GOO to the ton. The assays were made in Fortymilc. The stringers stand almost perpendicular. Matheson, on the discovery claim, sank shaft ten feet deep in the solid rock. He has discovered no permanent vein of gold, but the extraordinary richness of the stringers has so encouraged him he will continue sinking. Others in the vicinity are also starting work. Although the stringers are extremely rich, their value is not sufficient to warrant removing the dead r ok about them to get only what gold there Is in the scattered stringers.
 "The Fortymile country is busy. Several hundred miners are engaged on Jack Wade, Walkers Fork, Franklin, Chicken and their tributaries.
 ''On Wade there are fifty miners at work for the winter. About twenty boilers are in use there. Chicken and it's several tributaries have quite a number of eople at work for the win ter.
 ''On the Fortymile proper many new cabins have been erected since last spring by men who were wor. ing along the old stream with rockers. l hey are mining by the primitive F rtymile method of sinking through the ice of 9he creek after it i, frozen solid and taking the auriCerous sands and gravel from the bed. They heat water in a tent on the i'e, and keep sup ly suifi- cient to iOl k cut their dirt. Some of them have made as high as $40OO in a winter. But not all do as well, and l advise no one to go to the creek on my responsibility to dig for gruhstakes. If they should fail, I would b. blamed, and the chances are many might tail.'
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-18
8 cans Carnati0n Cream $1
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Die acknowledgements.
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Nmerifas nit Gngfanb.

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ibrs Gtnri6taae.
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9ieielbe bat unter anoerem ben
3ped, Grbitrations : @erihte iiber
Streitobiette smiiden amerifaniiben
uno oeutiben Sirmen ein5uri6ten
uno ben 6anoelseeieuibaften in beia
ben 9anoern eenaue Conformation
aber bic Gerbdltuiiie biben uno oril'
ben 81 9eben.
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Sn Grtanlas uno Oklahoma
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nit itarfem Sbneefaa uno &e9en,
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