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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06
CARIBOU MURDER
Large Companies That Slaughter
Bsndreds of the Animals in
Newfoundland.
Newfoundland Is probably the only

Newfoundland Is probably the only
country in the world where venison,
sslted or fresh, is a staple article of
diet for the masses. The coast folk
make their plans with method and de-
liberation, says Outing. From the har-
bors where they reside they 60 in their
boats to the rivers and fords which
strike into the interior. When naviga-
ton is no longer possible they debark
and continue on foot to the deer coun-
try. They carry barrels filed with salt
and sometimes go in large companies
When the rendezvous is reached they
camp. Then they ambush themselves
along a promising lead" or deer track,
armed with along, six-footmuzzle-load-
ing sealing guns, which they charge
with about eight fingers" Of coarse
gunpowGer and 'slugs' Of lead. frag-
ments OF iron or bits Of rusty nails,
whichever they may have. They fire
point blank into a herd Of caribou. as it
passes, and being usually good shots,
contrive TO kill almost anything they
aim at, or TO wound it so badly with
these dreadful missilesthat it soon col
lapses. Then they skin and cut up the
meat. for these men know a little of
every trade, and pack it in the barrels
with the salt a. a preventative
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06
INDIGESTION

is the cause OF more discomfort than
any other ailment. IL you eat the
things that you want and that are good
r you, you are distressed. Acker's
dyspepsia Tablets will make your Ill
gestion perfect and prevent dyspepsia
and its attendant disagreeable symp.
toms. You can safely eat anything at
any time, If you take one of these tab
lets afterward. Sold by all druggists
under a positive guarantee. rs cents.
Money refunded II you are not salts
hed. Send to us for a free sample.
". H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. H. O'Rielly d Co. and b. H. Briggs
p Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06

sick headacne absolutely and perma-
.4ently cured by using Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa-
ton and indigestion, males you eat,
sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money back Csc and
SOC. Write to w. II. Hooker & Co., Buff
falo, N. Y, for free sample. j. II.
O'Rielly Il Co. and B. II. Briggs 4
Co..
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06
Sailors.

Thomas france and John Johns.
sailors in the United States navy, are
full-blooded Iroquois Indians, who
grew up together IN an Indian res
ervstion. They left home about ten
years ago and never met until a week
or SO ago, both having sailed all over
the world meantime. To their tribe
they are known respectively as Leap
ing Deer and White Feather.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06

We are sole agents for Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machinss.-Albert ia
Der, 305 Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06

Orders taken for every known make
of stoves and ranges.-Albuquerque
Hardware comr1ny.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06
STORAGE.

At A. J. Crawford's warehouse on
North First street, opposite John A.
Lees lumber yards.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06
PIumbJnQ,

We have added a plumbing depart
ment and tin shop to our business.
When you have anything in this line
to be lone see us about it before plac-
ing your acknowledgements Hard
ware company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06

No tuberculosis preservaline or co
oring in Matthews Jersey milk.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06

prlns in your tInware n have II
Hardware com.
pany
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06

Tin, galvanIzeo iron ana copper
work. Albuquerque Hardware comps
ny.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06
So sudden.

Mae-Did he really take you by sur
prise when he proposed?
Ethel-Yes. indeed! Why, 7 hadn't
even looked up his financial standing.
Judge
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-06
r. a. Jones, Z. M, C. z,

F. a. Jones, (. M, c. e.
Consulting Mining Engineer
Field assistant u. s. Geological Survey
Albuquerque, N. M.
Correspondence solicited.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

Setnen 48. 9eburt8tuq
feterte geitern i'm beiten @~o6lerQe6en
6r. Jerbinunb Sacober in fetnem
trauten 6stm, Scr. 537, Columbia
@penue. Dem @eburtstagstinbe aim
gen BON 3ab unb 6ern @ef9enfe unb
9rutulationen gu, unb am 46enb FAM
ben it9 feline 3ablrei6en 5reunbe per-
f0nli6 elm, nm ibre @ratulatipnen
miinbli9 bar3ubringen. Inter BEN
@ntpeienben befanben ft9 Der .8pmz
naittf6e ppramibenz@lub," peI6er in
GorpOre erf9ienen mar, ferner 6r.
9enrp 2auber, !9r. 9ottfrteb Rie6erz
bduier, 9r. q. Wienert, 6r. Trana
Miindop, 6rau 6. Heibbarot, 6r.
@siboIb unb Satin, 6r. cSo6n
@temmler, 6r. go. @tidler, ST.. :.
@olpben, 6r. %. 8iding uno Arbsre.
9r, 9. NieOerbduier berGas i'm Ger
larf, Res 4benb5 ttnen BON ibm iebR
a6gefabten 0roIog, unb Bel @aand
unb 8s4erRlaEg purbe manbe pers
oniigte GtHnDe perbrdGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
SfaOt Baltimore.
grirfbrf0rosruna mad nrm ausIanbe.

Die au~spdrtise poit fir bie nit
Dem %. 4pril enbenbe Woae f9liebt
Gin uGen 6d[en piinftli4) i'm bic
figen poftamte, pte folgt:
Die goIt 1T Dffen fir padetzSt Ide
BON 9 u6r Morgens Biz 5 ltAr Rad
mittogs tGgIi9, ousgenommen CONT
tags.
Die Oampfer DerIuFen Gep<Yorf,
9.>g., Biz anberneitig angegeben.
SranSdtlantif9e 81 It.
5reitag = 9 ubr Nbenbs, fir SUI
ropa, per 9ampfer n@trurid," bta
Queenstopn.
90 It Ir 81 b. uni Central
@me-ifa, 80 It etc.
Bonner flag - 1 11r Na9mtttdgs,
fir Samaica, per 9ampfer bon So
ton; II u6r g1u9ts, fir Snugud unO
9uiti, per 0ampfer r5fanbriu;" fir
Grenada un6 Srinibab, per 0dmpfer
vMaripal.~
6reitug = II ubr Hudts, fir Gu
racao unb 8ene3uela, per 0ampfer
maracai6o; fir 2eeparb= unb Wino=
ipurb : SnfeGn, 8ritif9, 9oGdnbti9
unb 5ran5Dii9 9uianu, per DAM
pier vGari66se;;" fir portp Rico, per
9ampfer rponce;;" fir 5ortune So
Lamb, Samoica unb @reptopr, per
9ampfer r8alenciu."
Poft fir ReufunbIdnb pid Nort1
@pbnep urtb fir Miguelpn pia Bolton
f9liebt bier tdgGi9 UNI 3 1br Ra9z
mittags; fir Cuba pta Sampa, 6ld.,
tdgIi9 UNI 1 l1br Nu9mittass; fir
9onburas, Gotta 3icd unb @uotemaz
Ia Dtu 0etp>O rleuns td9Ii4 um 8 ubr
Q6enos.
Srars= pacific 81 It.
Samftdg : z u6r Q6enbs, fiirSaz
tpuit China, Sapan unb bic gbitippiz
men, pia San 6ran5iscp; fir Nutraz
lien, Nep Gulsbonien unb Sit : Snz
feln, pid @dncouper.
poft fir bic 96ilippinen, bia San
6run5isco, per Ser. Staten { Grams
port : Odmpfer, f9fieBt bier tdgli9 7
1t6r Q6enbs Big gum 26. april; fir
China unb Supun, biu Seattle, 7 ubr
46enbs Bis gum 26. Qpril.
9ranszYacificzpoit nirb tGgli9
gum &6gungsbafen befDrbert unb Or
rangements iinb ~getroffen fir beren
ununter6rp9ene ue6erlunb : 8eF0rbes
rung.
9. Oabtes % arfiefb,
mnf+r1eiT4er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Rrnnen ~ QimLttn.
4bermals elm erfoEgrei4er Sag. -
S40ne 3ennen unb gutter 8eiu4.
Sin poles 9rogramm fir

4bermals elm erfotgrei9er Sag. =
S60ne Gennen unb gutter 8eiu4.
Sin poles 9rogrumm fir
6eute.
Der 5ipeite Sag Der Rernen gu
gimlico tpar tpisber BON 190nfen
@etter begiinftigt. Die aennen pere
liefen programmgemdB unb sepdbr>
ten ben Observation-Disclosures einen an
gene9men Sport. 6oIgenoes lit bas
Refultut Der ber19iebenen &ennen:
@rtes &ennen = 0reiiG6rige =
5urlongs: rSt4an4 erftes, n6ortuna=
tus" 3ipeites unb n2ittle 8op" brittes
Pferb. 3eit: 1.31 Minuten.
3peiteS 8ennen = 6iiroenrennen
- Il MeiIe; fir 8ierjG6rige: rs. q.
@orner" erftes, r@Ouegiun" 5peites
unO n8urnif6" britte5 PferO. 3eit:
3.27 Minuten.
0rittes Rennen; fir 0reiiG6rtgs;
etne W@eGle: rSprtngbropt" er1tes,
nM6eeIer 8" 3nette8 uno n2abp Boz
tentate" Orittes gfcro. 3eit: 1.43 Mis
mute.
8iertes aennsn; fir 0~rsiid6rige; 7
6urlOngs: nMi4ueGmas" critics,
Sigh Garnibal" 8peites un0 PUNT
8cna" oritteS 9fero. 3eit: 1921
M}inute.
Giinftes Rennen; fir 9psiid6rige;
eine9&eile un0 Elm fe8s3s6nteG:, Oronz
ta5" erftes, r6GiOeG" 3peites un6
r8nigbt Of TIE Starter" orittes 9fero.
3eit: 1901 N}tn.
Se4Stes, rM}ot8z "Rennen; 4 Neiz
len: Som SIR" critics, n&at6leen"
3peites unO Som Glart" Dritte8
Pferb. 3eit: SIT W2tnuten.
Sir Rsute Tte6en pieoer feds Genz
men duf oemProgramm, IeiOer bat Der
8etter4@Lerf tribes 8etter angefiinz
bigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
SabelnOe Scmotraten.
YbaaOmeaale MaKenheriamnt>
lung Der Semnfratie tn Der
v@tniits9 ale."

9unberte fonnten ni9t in Die 9alIe
hi1ein fnn1n1er1 Nio Ronhinn<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
StGtioReH.
StCt1nilsr

0etterausfi9ten Sir
MarDlano uno BEN 9iitrift columbia
fbetlneiTe tribe am Oonneritag, FLAIR
uno pdrmer an 6reitug, lei4te n0rbz
li6e o6er 0ftIi9e @in6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

GhitteffroR, SGmcrseH, MaIa.
ria, ga Grippe unD id1limmc Grf1l:
tnneeH furirt Dmrdl ,,&Iancp's 9l0uc
Bills" aud in hiiIiigcr SDrmj.
8reiS 25c4 A1enthatben ~nerfauit
(9eJ2.E&5.lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

@e6rrtstagsfeier. ST.
agr. Bed Feierte geftsrn @beno IN iei@
n<r TBo6aurg 0r. 1913, 8aaff-dBs,
f,irsn IS. 6sburtgtastim &rsiFs bieler
ssrsrace- rae9eiamten. Son benIiitz
clitscrn feiner Samilie er9islt 5r.ged
cine t~psr;f5oae gOlcere llbr unoaette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Sebt lit ole Seit,

Gusr 9lut 5u reiuigeu; mtltoist Sud @urer @iHs
tsr=5rtdltuug uno TART Guer Sbfsm.
IS sitbt isin 10 outss 5tdrtuuesm ittsl, ME
"The Family Physician"
g,i uGsn Npotbtferu csc, @robefloi6sn gratis.
9pu6sns W1tsieine &C.. 3Ss RUrS'Gavsstr
(Gebrl1. Sglb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

= Sn Der gdbe BON Cumberland,
@isc., bat Sobn Gepmeiier, nelfer
frii6er SnIafe zines Srrenbauies mar,
feline Satin eri6oFen, lire 2ei9e nit
elmer 4rt in Stide ge6udt unb fi6
bann ietbit bur4 einsn S4uB get0bz
tet. Die G6eleute 6atten 6dufig STREET.,
pu Der M&unn fehr eiferii6tig mar.
Sic binterIaFtn me6rere feline Rim
rpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Iit @uun nnO 0ans nntergegnnz
gtn.

0epP0rt en- 3, %, p.
@pril. - Der nit einem Sarge Slide
BON 9ampton, 3d., mad g1etpzgort
abgegungene S6ooner ng}euie 8ilz
ling" GaPttGn 5anr2 @iaiam5, lit
pd6ri4einli6 in benz Dor 3e6n 3agen
an Der &iite 6erri6enben @turme nit
Wtann unO Maus untergegangen. @r
bat ieine 8%eittmmung ni9t errei4t,
unO tetnes Der oieIen, 5miI6sn bier
unb 9en=gort b~erte6renben &iiitenz
fubr5eu8e Bat i'm geij4tet. Seine ST.
g~entbImer in 6amptOn ge6en DEN
S4oOner dig berlOren auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Gus Dem Snnrrn Iarblanb's lnh
DEN angrensenoen Staatrn.

unbefdnnter ermprbet.
Sin l1nbefannter tpurbe inSAendn=
boab, 3d.; etpu 200 SUB BON Der
@traBe in einem 8prprt ermprbet dufz
gefunben. @r mar bur9 ben 8opf
gef6ofen, unb allen @n3ei9en nod lit
er BON Der StraBe nd9 Der Steue, po
mon Die 2ei9e gefunben, 9ei4leppt
tporben. Die Saf9en an Der 2et9e
tparen berausgebrebt.
Cine S3lange m Butter
aB.
5rau Srant Mofer, Die Satin Ell
nes Sarmers in Carroll otpnfbip Bel
gorf, Ya., fanb biefer Sage bei'm
8utterma6en cine IA 3oq lange &uz
.pFerz@9lange i'm 8utterfaB. sic rief
Iaut um 9iiGfe, unb ibr 8atte elite
berbei unb eridlug Die S4lange nit
elmer 9ade. Sn ben lebten 3pei 800
den puren auf Mpier's 5arm ie6s
9upferI9langen getObtet porben.
6obeS teuerninM Ifegan1z
GpuntD.
Die gpmmifdre ppn MQeqdnD=9o.
BADEN bic @teuerrate fir bas beoorz
1tebenbe Sabr feitgeieBt, uno 5tpar
fommt biefel6e Is Gents b06er, ais i'm
8oriubre. M1it Der Staatsiterer 5uz
fammen mifen bic 8etpobner BON
lQegann@GountD $1.40 pro $500
fteuerbares @igentbum 5dblen. Die
8iiraer Gumberlanb's buben auBerz
benz cine bo6e itdbti14e @teuerrate SIT
be5ablen.
Gin M6be1pagen eufgez
brdnnt.
Sn Der NG6e BON Cumberland bate
Der Sarmer Samlel 0'gieal bon
sSlinitone cine al regenbe Grfa9rung.
@r bate fiir5li9 gebeirutbet II, polte
cine 2dbung 9ausmo6iliur mad ieiner
Wohnung brirgen. Sn Dem Wdsen
befanb Iib audi cine Same nit Sob
len0l, tpel9e ibergeluufen mar uno
bas @tro1 brrd)!rGuft bate. S'Reta
ffedte Ii6 cine Bfsifc on, utlb als er
has 5trei9bol3 pegfparI, ieb:e er bas
GtrDb in Brand unb babel ging Der
qanae 0ageis in 5ldmmen duf. Nur
nit e;gener ~2ebensgslo5r fonnte Ell Die
8ferbe BON Dem brennenoen Wagen
a5I9annen. Die 9anoe 2abung brGnnte
ouf, e6enIO Der Wdgen.
Npti5en.
en- 4QeqanDsG ountD baben Die Sc
lc6norenen i'm &reisgeri6t elmer Srau
sSTa6sue 86ite6urit $3.50 @ntf4dbi@
oune 5ugeiproGen, neil Der 3abnar3t
ihr einen perfebrten 3abn ge5Dgen
bette.
Sn einem @teinbru6e an Godrtng<
Stun Del Sroftburg 1T Silber in be-
trd6tlidjea 0udntitdten gefunoen
prrDsn.
en- BLOOMINGTON, 9arrett>G ountb,
fpurbc Der 2abenbeIiBer WoOop BON
Dem &D6lengrGber Sames Dugan an@
qeqriFfen, unb Grfterer I3oB bdrauf
rem Ougan brei &u9eln in ben 2etb.
Die 9teuerrats fir @arrettz@ountp
1T auf 90 Gents pro $500 fteuerbures
Giqentbun feItgeieBt fporber.
Sn Sagerstopn lift Der 9reis Der
Butter bon % Gents pro Pfun0 nrf
Is Gents gefaGen.
en- sfreberid 1T Der ,@tbleticz gart"
an bic So. SEP. 8lein unb W}. S.
Ssrpin BON Baltimore Dermietbet tpor@
ben.
Sci Rodp>Hibge, 5reberid@Gountp,
1T bic 6aeune bes 6armers Wtliam
Mooo abgebrannt.
en- annapolis fpurbsn in bem9anle
Der Negerin @eoretana Stmms fur
800 tinnene @a9en %gefunDen, pel4e
Bic Idhrpdrse Glitter Der 5rdu oes 3dbl@
meiiters @olbsborougb in Der 5l0tten@
Mfabemie. geltoblen 9aber fOa. 9as
WSDdcn foar mad 8qltimere geret1t.
@ebrrtstdgsfeier. 81.
agr. Bed Teierfe geFsrn 4beno in iei@
n<r Do6aura CIR. 1913, 8anfF-GBs,
f5irsn IS. Gs6urtg!ag IN &rsIfs biels<
sSrsrace rac9eiannten. Son bcnNiitz
rTr @SLsf. .-Es.I4 c. mn1
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22
IN FROM
 KEEWAL|K Steamer Gussie Brown / Reaches Port.
FIRST OF SEASON
Big Strike Made on Inmachuk-= The KOkuk Country is
 Looking Good.

Steamer Gussie Brown reached port this afternoon at 5 clock from KOtZe- bue sound ports. The Gussie Brown got into Keewalik last Sunday, having encountered great deal of ice in the straits and the sound. The Corwin got into Keewalik last Monday, and will reach Nome in a couple of days. The Saddle was met yesterday at Wales.
 A big strike has been made on No. l9 Inmachuk, according to Purser E.. H. Hanson, of the Gussie Brown, and there is great excitement in that sec ton.
 Among the Browns passengers was J. Wyer, who came down from Shun- nak to Keewalk on the John Reilly. Mir. Wyer is reticent, but the Shunnak section, it may be said, is turning out all right.
 At Candle mining operations were just commencing. All the people are in good health.
 Tin City is quite lively and Manager Bartels of the tin company states that he has found excellent ore.
 The Gussie Brown brought down six passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22
Chase of l7,0OO Miles
 for J. (. BeasIey
WARPED IH NOME
Charged With CaShing a $3,SO0 Fraudulent Draft in
 1901.

Jas. C. Beasley, formerly well known in Nome and the Klondike country, is a prisoner, according to an article pub lished in the POst-Intclligencer of July '. Beasley was arrested July 6 in Jo- hannesburg, South Africa, charged with defruding the government by fol gerry, out of $500. The story as pub lished in the Seattle paper, relating to the forgery, is well known in Nome, where it was first published by THE NUGGET on Sept. 20, 1901. Beasley X Burns were contractors. in the win ter of l900-0l, for the erection of tele- graph poles between Unaliklik and Kal- tag. Beasley left Nome on August l6, 1901, with his bride of few days, hav- ing been married in Nome, Aug. l3, to Mrs. Margie Bennett, of San Francisco. Beasley and wife went to San Fran cisco, sailing thence for Australia.
 Last January Dan Dwyer, a former deputy marshal of this district, and Chas. F.. Heron, were sent in pursuit of Beasley by the department of jus tice. They had been trailing him con stantly until the day of his arrest. The Post-Intelligencer report states:
 "The crime for which "Handsome Jim" Beasley, as he was familiarity ] known, was wanted, savored of great
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22
DOWN ON
 SOLOMON Ditch Building and Min. ing Under Way.
LANE QUARTZ MILL
Accident to Machinery Lessens WOrk.--RaiIrOad COnStruc.
 ton Being Pushed.

C. A. Gifren, a well-known miner of Solomon river, is in town. Mir. Giffen's company is building a seven-mile ditch on Solomon. and the work is fairly un- der way. and will be completed this season. Work is pushed from both ends of the line. The new ditch will open up big section of gold-bearing ground.
 The Lane quartz mill which started up last Thursday, met with an accident on Saturday, one of the cams having broken, thus necessitating the closing down of one of the batteries until new cam can be secured. The mill is other wise doing good work, and is success in every way.
 The Northern Mining company's dredger has begun work on No. s be- low on Solomon, the first cleanup of l5 hours run, being a good one.
 Mir. Giffcn states that work on the Council City X Solomon River railroad is being pushed rapidly. Track has been laid for distance of about four miles, and locomotive is kept busy on construction work. The company is employing about 400 men, but notwith- standing this fact, there are lots of idle men in the Solomon section.
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22

be drawn for S2, 300, payable in one year, and taken to the business men to be cashed.
 Councilman Stevens, in his remarks opposing the purchase of the engine, condemned the eng ne in bitter terms and said it was the work of a few who were trying to sell the ''cripple" to the city for their own financial benefit. For example he pointed to Nate Deg ginger, who he said had a mortgage on the engine.
 Councilman Hill supported the mo- tion and urged immediate action.
 Councilman Bard called at,eution to the petition signed by nearly every business man in Nome, and thought that, as representatives of these men, the city council was in duty bound to give careful consideration to their recommendations in this matter. He also pointed out the guarantee of proper boiler inspection which accom- panied the purchase of the engine,
 Councilman Rowe did not attend the tests, but was represented there by an engineer. who reported fayorably to him.
 On roll call the motion was carried, Stevens alone voting no.
 Nate Degginger was then given per mission to speak, and said that Le wished to correct Mr. Stevens state mcnt. He said that he held no mott gage on the engine; that the only money owing him was for a few days wages which he advanced to the e. ginccr, in order that the engine might have d proper overhauling. This, he said, was simply a matter of accom- modatiCn, and that he had done tie sane lo. Alr, steven, on several oCca- sions, with no remuneration whatsC- ever.
 This was cruel blow, and Stevens was on his feet at once, and stated that there was cash consideration in the matter, as one of the other counclmen had hiuttd to him in TO unmistakahlc terms that there was something in it' if he would support the purchasing Of the engine.
 Chairman Hill rapped loudly for order. and Councilman Bard moved that an adJournmen. be taken until tC- night, which was done.
 Artistic nugget iewclry made to order hy A. l.. DcIkin, Front street, next tc Gie,e's.
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22
Of Railroad From GOlOyin
 to Council.

Matthew Rodgers, F. M., chief en- ginecr of the De Soto Placer Mining company, arrived in Nome yesterday from Golovin. Mr. Rodgers is chief of survey of the proposed railroad route between Golovin and Council City. The survey for the proposed route, he says, has been completed from Golovin to Black mountain, a few miles the other side of White mountain. The survey follows the south side of Fish river to the Fish river road house, where it crosses the river. The dis tance from Golovin to Council is about B miles. The survey will be completed this fall, and the work of constructing the road will be actively undertaken next spring.
 The De Soto company have got their heaviest machinery to the scene of op- eration, and active mining work will be soon under way.
 MT. Rodgers is mining engineer of ability, and he came to Nome for the purpose of examining some Dexter creek property for Pittsburg parties.
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22
PROBABLY
 AUGUST 1 Before Senatorial Party
 Reaches Nome. DAWSON, JULY 20 Was the Date Fixed for the Party to Leave That Place on the
 Steamer Sarah.
DAWSON, JULY 20

It is not likely that the senatorial committee will reach Nome before August l. According to information received by Mayor Rustgard and Capt. J. F.. Hansen, who returned from St. Michael Tuesday morning, the senators were to leave Dawson on the N. C.. Co. s steamer Sarah on July 20. It is hardly likely that the Sarah would get away on that day. Stops will also be made at Eagle, Circle, Rampant and other Yukon points.
 This is also the view of James Howell, who came down the river from Ram part few days ago. According to Mir. Howell, General Funston was to leave Dawson on the government steamer Jeff Davis, July 10, also stopping en route along the river. While at St. Michael General Funston will look into the reservation question, and it is probable that the reservation will be opened.
 Arrangements for the reception of the senatorial party in Nome are well under way, and they will be complete in every particular.
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22
ON PILGRIM D|SCOVERER
Of Beach Gold is Again
 In Nome.

J. NJ. Starbuck. the "man who first discovered beach diggings near Nome" is in town. Mr. Starbuck arrived on the Roanoke on Sunday. On July Is, 1899, Mir. Starbuck rocked out SIS in dust just above the site of the present city cemetery. He kept his find quiet for some days, but finally it leaked out, and in few hours thereafter the beach for miles was lined with busy men. The result is known. Hundreds of mon made homestakes and grubstakes, and the following spring witnessed the greatest stampede from the outside that Nome has ever known.
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22
Mining Operations Are
 We'll Under Way.

Out on Iron creek mining work has just fairly started. The claims being worked are No. ,, B, 4, , and above, and also No. 6 and several other claims below discovery. Four claims are also being operated on Dome creek, d trib- utary of Iron.
 On Benson, or Lulu creek, Robert Benson is operating a hydraulic plant with great success, he having struck good pay, Williams X Campion are operating the Beau Mercantile com pany's claims on Iron. Pay has been found on benches on Sherrett creek.
 Barney Rolando and others have struck very good pay on Venetia creek, near the head. Three claims are being worked on this creek.
The Nome nugget., 1903-07-22
OIL STRIKE IA SURVEY.
Said to Have Been Made
 Near Andreafsky.
An oil strike is reported to have been

An oil strike is reported to have been made Letween Fort Hamilton and Andreafsky, on the Yukon, and con- siderable stampede is said to have taken place from St. Michael, the steamer Margaret having been chartered by the stampeders. The extent of the strike is not known, but the reports that reached St. Michael were to the effect that promising find had been made. The news of the strike was brought to Nome on Saturday evening by Capt. Rickmers, of the steamer Saddle.