The Nome nugget., 1903-06-17
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

merchant, arrived on the Senator. Tex Rickard was passenger up or the Roanoke.
 Mir. and Mrs. John NJ. May are among the returning Nomeites.
 Dr. J. l.. Wesley. who spent last win ter outside. arrived on the Senator. Capt. J. B. Patterson, of the Senator is suffering from an attack of pleurisy
 Miss Blodgett, of Seattle, is in the city on visit '' ~ 3.
 Judge Dudley DubOse was among the incoming passengers on the Roanoke
 H. Oelbaum, a well-known Solomon river miner, is in town.
 l.. o. Johnson, we'll known old timer, is recent arrival.
 H. A. Ingalls,, well-known employe of the Wild Goose company. is a recent arrival.
 C.L. Vawter,. former United States marshal for this district, arrived on the Roanoke.
 J. A. Wilkens. the well known Dex ter creek mining man, is in town from San Francisco. .",3 ,.. .-
 J.P. Whittren, the BlustOne mining man. returned yesterday after spending the winter in the east.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Leedy are again | in Nome after winter spent In. the states. .F~ s.,, t,..
 Joe King, the Ophir creek miner is in town from Oakland, Cal, where ne spent the winter.
 G. w. Price, one of the pioneers or Nome, is in town. He is accompanied by his wife.
 Dr. R. B. Davy, one of the pioneer physicians of Nome, returned on late steamer.
 Jas. V. Bursik, a we'll known young business man. is in town from the out side.
 Captain r. N. Sieberg, formerly of the Nome Electric Light X Power Co., arrived on the Roanoke. ;a
 Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Blanck have re- turned to Nome after spending the winter in California. Dr. Cabell Whitehead. manager of the Alaska Banking -&- Safe Deposit Co.,, arrived on the Ohio. .u..... .,-, Jerry l.. Wilson, we'll known min lng man and pioneer of Council Clty, is among the arrivals from the outside.
 D.J. Horgan, formerly local manager of the Ames Mercantile company, Is In town from San Francisco. s.. ~.
 Judge R. N. Stevens returned on the Centennial. Judge Stevens spent the most of the winter in Chicago. .,In
 Col. Roxey Reber is in town again. Col. Reber spent the winter in the east, and returns looking hale and hearty.
 Walter J. King, a well-known old timer is in town from Seattle, as is also H. V. V. Bean, a pioneer of 1900. ..
 J. F. Streeton, a well-known mining man, has returned to Nome after spend- ing winter in California. ,-
 w. C. White, a Saturday and Dry creek mining man, is in town and he will 20 to work on his claims at Once.. w. J. Bowen, a quartz miner of Colo rado, is visiting this section in company with Harry Dobson, the well-known old-timer.
 David F.. Lane arrived on the St. Paul from San Francisco. Mr. Lane will look after his mining,.interests this summer....
 Judge, Watson, than whom Alaska has no warmer friend, arrived on the Oregon, and will work his mining claims in an extensive way.
 Dr. J. G. Humphrey, the we'll known dentist, arrived yesterday from Seattle accompanied by Mrs. Humphrey and their son.
 Dr. Miller, a well-known old-timer of this section, and formerly. of the United States army, is in town, and will resume the practice of his profession. Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Daily were pas sengers on the Ohio. MT. Daly, as readers of THE NUGGET know, was married last winter in Oregon. <"'''
 J. F. Cryder, an old time Yukoner and resident of Nome since 1900, is again in town after spending a winter in the states. 7
 Judge 5. T. Jeffreys, of the law firm of Jeffreys & Sullivan, is in town, ac. companied by Mrs. Jeffreys and son. Judge Jeffreys spent the winter. !iu Portland, Or. .:s s''.. ~-. -.- =
 8. A. Kepner, the Candle creek min. ing man is in town, accompanied by hi. sister Mrs. Barber, of Chicago The, are guests Of their sister, Mrs. J. E Crane. -.-.- .--.,t
 Dell Clark, the Council City hote