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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-24
Army and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON June a3.-Thesc army orders have
been issued:
con,rac, Surgeon Henry F Pipes. from this
First Lieut.. James h Church. Assistant SURGEON.
detailed as member OF the c11sminlng board At
Capt George Bell Jr. Firs, Infantry. transferred
to CAPT ,nS LnRoy pi"n ,e"n,h infantry to the
Flrst, Infantry: COMPANY r. s,, , ,
duty as signal oiNctr, Department OF the East
YORK as signal ofI,cer, D.par,mcn, OF ne Est;
Lieut., col: Richard l. THOMPSON, signal Corps;
of once nepaitmant Of the Columbia and In charge
the military ''ssF a1n sgs'cn an IN Corns
Juneau, Alaska. 10 seattle. in charge Of the cable
system between rugc, SOUND ana A! H,I,s
to Fort Fort Lcavenwonh. for examination for pro,
The following board to u meet a., At West rGn.
Capt, Alexander y. stark Assistant, surgeon;
G csp Thomas 1f%ss & Hanson nsn,
Cant, Frederick W Salden, Fourteenth Infantry;
T Ts Lieut. 4soss 0 foSc SH'scs rTa
Sseand Lieut.; Herman GLADE, Fourth Infantry
Capt, George N. Wells Assistant Surgeon to
"'b bo@rd Of ocefs to meet a, the Army Building
New York city for examination OF officers OF the
Pay peg aMs r R"ns ~ aas s ssS1
Lieut.. Col EDWARD f. bravo. Deputy Comm! ,snn'
General: Major william II Arthur, surgeon: Major
liecchcr h. Ray. PaymaNer Contract surgeon
George ! tuencmann and First Lieut.. John I.
James. Eighth Infantry, recorder.
Capt. George T. Holloway, Paynaster, TO New
York city. for examination for promotion'
Leaves OF abScrce granted: Major Carroll
F. Armlstcsd artillery one month; First
Lieut.. S,aley 4, Campbell, Seven.cccntL IN,
Cavalry, three months; Capt. Albert c. Hunt, ar
tllery twenty days; First Lieut.. Clarence H. smith
ARTILLERY one month; Capt, p Nosey G. ca6sl
bra,h. First Cavalry. one months: First i4eut
klchard J. Arnold. artillery SIX days. iiis, Lieut.
Francis a. Pope. cngin GERS. one month I!f,t Lieut.
Henry l.. Harris, Jr Twenty second Infantry, two
months,
These naval orders have been issued
Commander q. w. Mcnt2. from charge OF Porto
Rlcan LIGHTHOUSE cs,abl ishmcnt to Naval War Col
lege for course Instruct on,
Lieutenant Commander W. &. Cutler, from Naval
Academy. to Porto Rico In charge o! lighthouse
establishment.
Lieut., r. L, Russell. from Buffalo TO home and
leave three weeks. ~
Ensign J. l.. Bcckncr. from Illinois 10 Naval
Hospital New York, for treatment.
Mdsli pnan J. l.. AckerSon. from Iowa to I'LL
noiS as watch and division offcer.
Pnymsstcr 4. +. Huntington from 10 wa to HON,
and pait dare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-24

Election District Changes.

The Election Commissioners have chan ged
the boundaries OF some OF the election dis
tricts 40 that the number is reduced in Man :
haitian from 400 to 79s and increased in
Brooklyn from 52S to $50. The total for all
boroughs is reduced from $40 to l,538.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-24
Postmaster at Saratoga Springs.

WASHINGTON, June 23,-The President
to-day appointed William W. Worden
postmas ter as Saratoga Springs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-24
STARTS A NO.TIP BARBER SHOP

Boss BARRIERS Life and Death Struggle
Against self.shaying.
On Broadway, near Fourth street, M.
Leopard has opened a no-tipping barber
shop. He has put fine paintings on the
walls. He has raised the salaries OF his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-24
TAPPAN ZEE HOUSE

A SUMNER PARADISE
VIII help you 10 decide where 10 spend your "a
cation. Send four cents In stamps. J. ". bun
DICK q. p. A., Albany. N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01

 OF WATER Ditch Enterprise of the Campion Mining Co. IMMENSE PROJECT The Company Propose to Bring 20OO Inches of Water to
 Anvil Mountain.

Among the big ditch enterprises now in operation or which are contemplated is that of the Campion Mining and Trading Co. of Chicago. No miner of this section will say aught against q ditch proposition. The gold is in the ground and water only is necessary 10 make it productive. Water is needed for the production of the gold crop of Seward peninsula as it is for the pro- duction of the grain crops of the arid regions of the States. The plans of the Campion Co. are of far reaching i'm portance to this section. Mr. Campion is thorough mining man and knows this section from actual experience. He has undertaken an enterprise which promises great results, and which must prove an important factor in future mining operations.
 Attorney William A. Gilmore, who is the local attorney of the company, in speaking of it's plans in the near future, said: "The purpose of the Campion Mining and Trading Co. to hydraulic its own property adjacent to Dorothy creek is but an incident in it's ultimate plan of action in this mining district. Now that it has control of the right of way for ditches and pipe lines and all important water rights of the vast watershed of the Nome and Sinrock rivers, and has perfected and completed it's survey to Anvil mountain, we do not object to a public statement of the real plan of action, which is to bring hy- draulic water into the Gold Hill" of
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01

the Nome district, which might be de- fined as being an area of ground mea- sured by line mile in length circum- scribing point on Grass gulch. It is the purpose of the company to extend the main ditch from Buffalo and Hud- son creeks as rapidly as possible toward the goal, with fumes for crossings in canyons and depressions, until point Is reached above Glacier gap where piping will be used to bring the water to the mines on the lower level The vastness and far reaching results can best be imagined when this water is turned loose with it's pressure into the Anvil, Dexter and Dry creek benches it's elevation at the Buffalo creek in- take being nearly thousand feet above sea level.
 "The company is engaged at the present time, in addition to the con structiOn of the main ditch. in building a ditch which is known as the "Debis" ditch which begins on David creek and meanders around the headwaters of Nome river to Deep Canyon creek and thence to Divide creek where it meets a branch being constructed from Stew art river; this ditch will collect all WdttI uSeu Dy IIt COllDdIN III uAuTdu- licking it's own property, which Mr. Campion hopes to be able to begin this fall, and then carry it to an intake on the main ditch again on lower level. The company will complete it's pipe line first with capacity of 2000 miners inches of water to Anvil mountain by October of 1904 and could sign contracts at the present time with the property owners in the area above described for the full amount in two hours if it so de- sired. It is the ultimate intention of the company 10 bring in 5000 miners inches of water to this area, aud the main ditch to the gap is being con structed with that end in view. The ditches at the headwaters of Sinrock and Nome rivers will eventually form a network and control all the water needed for hydraulic purposes in the district in and around the Dexter hills. Once the ditches are well under way it is the intention of the company to erect vast fumes for carrying the tailings to still lower levels.
 "Regarding. the company's private affairs, have nothing to say beyond this, that with ample capital back of it and manager of the foresight, push and energy of Tom Campion, it cannot help but be a success.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
LOttie Wilson PinChed.

Lottie Wilson, the star witness for the prosecution in the case of the United States vs. J. J. Jolley, tried some time ago, got on the rampage Wednesday night and Chief of Police Wallingford gathered her in. She put up $75 cash bail and was released and came down town and continued her carousal. A couple of hours later she was again arrested and lodged in the city jail. Thursday morning City Magistrate Shields imposed fine of S20 and she was released. When ar rested the second time the woman was travelling about the streets with her wearing apparel for head dress.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
Wholesale Appropriations.

E. D. Blakeslee is in town from Council district, where, he says, mining operations are fairly under way. Tho Wild Goose Mining company are oper- ating extensively on Ophir creek, and are thoroughly equipped for work on a larger scale than ever before. Speak ing of the wholesale location of vast tracts of mineral land, which seems to be raging more violently than ever be- fore in the history of this sectionsf Mir. Blakeslee says that q man named RQxs has recently located thirty-fve f6O-acre tracts on Fox river, or $500 acres of government land.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
GREE ] N (
Senator Nelson Receives
 Warm Reception.

About thirty of the Scandinavian residents of Nome met Senator Nelson, of Minnesota, on Wednesday night at the home of Geo. V. Borchsenius. A most delightful evening was passed. Senator Nelson was presented with . handsome nugget upon which was en- graved: "Presented to Senator Knute Nelson by Norse-Americsns of Nome, July 29, 19O3." The presentation speech was happily made by G. J.. To- men, and Senator Nelson responded in . feeling manner.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
RES CUED
Cutter MCCuIIOch Saves
 Lives of Three Men

A white man and two Japs, in whale boat, were picked up at sea by the McCulloch when about half way be- tween Unalaska and St. Paul island on her way north. They belonged to the whaling schooner Siiu Maru, and while out in a dense fog, became lost and drifted away. The men were in starving condition, having been three days without food or water. The next day the McCulloch spoke schooner. which proved to be the Sifu Maru, and the men were transfarred.
 The McCblloch also found an oomiAk 40 miles south of St. Lawrence island containing five guns and piece of ivory, doubtless the property of the na- tives at St. Lawrence island or Prince of Wales.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
800 PEOPLE
 ARE CORNING People From Yukon River Points Who Are Bound For
 This Section.

Tug Meteor arrived from St. Michael early Thursday morning with the in formation that there were about 800 people on the way down the river, bound for Nome. The steamers on which they were traveling were at Kaltag. The Saddle, Discovery and Elk lett for St. Michael on receipt of the news, and they should reach Nome some time today. A number of the people en route are said to be tourists, who are doing the great scenic route of the north.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
D|TCHES
Eleven Miles to Be Built
 on Snake River.

The Nome-Anvil Hydraulic Mining X Trading Co. is the name of . new corporation which proposes to engage extensively in mining in this section. J. M. Starbuck, the first man 60 mine gold on the Nome beach, is the presi- dent and manager of the company. It is his intention to construct a ditch system for hydraulicking some of the company's properties on Snake river. which were acquired by MT. Starbuck in 1899 and 1900. There will be about II miles of ditches. Work will be commenced at once, so as to be ready for next year. The company has a number of other claims which will be hydraulicked with water obtained from the MiOcene company.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. E. Green, capitalist of Elwood, Ind, is looking over this section of Alaska.
 Deputy Marshal EstabrOok returned on the Portland from a visit to What com. Wash. Mr. Estabrook says that ''all is quiet on the Potomac
 Jay Whipple. the discoverer of Eldo- rado creek, in the Klondike, now presi- dent of the Jay Whipple Mining Co.,, which owns extensive interests in the Inmachuk country, arrived on the Portland.
 Frank Borgeson, a business man of Whatcom, Wash, is in town.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
NEWS NUGGETS.

w. A. Barrieau has sold his interest in the Richelieu saloon which opened today.
 "Womanhood as T Factor in Social Redemption" will be the subject of the sermon next Sunday evening at the Congregational church.
 Rev. Dr. $. Hall Young will assist in the celebration of the Lords Supper at the morning service in the Congre- gatonal church next Sunday morning. Several new members will unite with the church at this service.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
A NEW FIND
Another Channel Found
 on Hot Air Claim.

A new channel, or both a new and old one, has been located on the cele- brated Hot air claim on Glacier creek. The second channel is nearer the creek, and so far as known, it is at least 100 feet wide, while it's depth has not yet been determined. Superintendent Guinan, of the Hot Air company. is busily engaged in developing the new find, which it is confidently predicted will equal any of the ground, which has already been developed. Work on the claim is progressing in most satis- factory way.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
Work Being Pushed.

Dr. de Soto, of the de, Soto P'acer Mining Co.,, of Council City, came over from that place on Thursday. Dr. de Soto's health has not been good for some time past but with his usual energy he continues to be as active as ever. The company's big dredger will be in operation in few days, aud Dr. de Soto is confident that it will prove u great success. The de Soto company have already expended s25O,0OO in the purchase and installment of their plant.
 Complete restaurant outfit for sale.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
Senators Receive Souvenirs.

A delegation from the Academy of Sciences waited upon tho visiting sen- ators at Hotel Lawrence Thursday evening, and presented each with ap- floral and photographic souv. enirs. Senator Dillingham; responded in his usual happy style, and the dis guests expressed the deter. to visit the Academy exhihit at the St. Louis exposition,
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
Judge Moore Returning.

Douglas City, July l4.-United States District Court Judge Moore arrived from Seattle on the Cottage City and will spend d few weeks in Douglas City, visiting with his brother, Dr. I. H. Moore. The judge will return to Nome by the inside route
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
POPE LEO
The Good POntiff Passed
 Away on July 20.

Rome, July 20.-Pope Leo died at 4:04 p. m. His deathbed utterance, addressed to Cardinal Oreslia, which may decide the election of his sue cessor, was: ITO your eminence. who will soon seize the reins of supreme power. l confide the church in these difficult tlmes.' Cardinal Oreglia is acting pope.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
EskimO's Appeal.

Wednesday afternoon the Senatorial committee were shown about 50 Eski- mos on the sandspit. James McCOs- krie acted as interpreter, and laid be- fore the senators the appeal of the Eski- mo to the great white father for assist ance.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
SHIPPING NEWS.

Steamer Portland, of the A. c. Co.,, arrived this morning with 40 passen- gers. Steamer Conemaugh, of the N. A. Y. x T. Co.,, also arrived with full cargo of freight. The Portland left Seattle on July 20.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
kObuk River Service.

James E. Cahill will operate the steamer John Reilly on the kobuk dur ing the summer, making regular trips. The freight rate to Shunnak is $40 ton.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01

Fresh beef and mutton at Pacific Cold Storage company's markets, 22s and 344 Front St:
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
Still Another Ditch.

A. H. Moore has secured the contract for constructing nine miles of ditch for the Cripple River Hydraulic Min ing company. The contract calls for the completion of the work by Sept. 22. Mir. MoOre's bid was $20,7l This mining company owns large number of claims on Cripple river, which will be worked extensively as soon as the ditch is completed.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01
For Sale.

Electric Light x Power Company, with all appurtenances. Inquire at N. A. T. X T. Co. s store. Council City.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01

Boys and children,s IS clothing at out side prices at Gus Browns, 2S9 Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01

Largest lines of beer, liquors and cigars ever brought to Alaska at T. J. Nestor's, A. C. Co. s warehouse Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01

Fresh lemons only are used at the Board of Trade.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01

Souvenir spoons and rings. A. L.. Delkin, from engine house.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-01

Complete restaurant outfit for sale. F. $. Lang Co.
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