The Nome nugget., 1904-06-15

~. L AhClubOSu Is III UOWu, dllST u
winter spent in the States and Can
ada.
c. L. Morris, the we'll known transfer
man, has returned from the Pacific
coast, where he spent the winter.
Fred Ketchmark, a we'll known min
ing man, has returned from Omaha,
where he spent last winter.
MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Thuland are in
Nome again from Seattle.
Former Mayor John Rustgard has re-
turned to Nome, accompanied by Mrs.
Rustgard and her daughter, Miss Os-
borne. Mr.. Rustgard spent three
months last winter in Washington and
was instrumental in shaping what lit
tie legislation congress enacted for
Alaska.
S. E. King, one of the early pioneers
of Council, and the owner of No. l,
Crooked creek, in that district, is re-
cent arrival from Seattle.
H. G. Norris. former mayor of Elk
horn. Wis, G. c. Weiss and their re-
spective families arrived on the Ga
rome. Mr.. Weiss is general manager
of the Nome Montana-New Mexico
Mining Company, and Mr.. Norris is a
director of the company. They will
develop their properties extensively
this season.
+. f. Gordon and S. NJ. Gaylord ar
rived in Nome on the Senator. Both
gentlemen are from Wisconsin, and are
on their way to Ruby creek, where
fh..,- iot Cd in, int
Sam Archer, of the firm of Archer,
Ewing Il Co., leaves Nome for the out
side on the steamship Victoria. 1t is
Mr.. Archer's intention to visit St.
Louis.
Josh r. Mcintyre is in town from
Tacoma. The gasoline steamer Sed-
don, owned by Mr.. Mcintyre, is en-
route to Nome, in tow of the Elihu
Thompson. The Seldom will be placed
in the coast service.
p. c. Kendall, of the Council City &
Solomon r. r., is paying brief visit
to Nome.
Fred Moos, well known old-timer,
is back after spending pleasant win
ter principally in the Eastern States.
l.. B. Tanner, of Tanner & Clark. ar
rived on the Oregon, accompanied by
Mrs. Tanner and children.
Mrs. w. A. Clark and children and
Mrs 5. G. Gale and baby Helen were
passengers on the Oregon for Seattle,
where they will spend the summer.
W. w. Vinal, the well known mining
man, arrived on the Oregon. Mrs. vi
nal did not accompany him, her health
not being good. Their friends will re-
greet to learn that their baby died last
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Vinal spent the
winter in New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Esch arrived yester-
day from Seattle. Mr.. Esch was mar
ried June /, in Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Esch will make their home here.
Il. Gibson, representing the Pacific
Tribune: Swedish newspaper publish
ed in Seattle. is in the city in the in
terest OF his paper. Mr.. Gibson is a
brother of Arthur Gibson, of Nome.
DR.. Z. M. Rininger returned on the
Oregon, after spending the past winter
80 H'S' . VI n Di' islulukcT FtCelNcu
a hearty welcome from his host of
friends in Nome.
c. =. Dam, the well-known pioneer.
came in on the Oregon.
Geo. James, OF No. IA Ophir creek. ::
s. E. King, of No. | Crooked creek, and
w. ii. Black, OF Crooked creek, are in
town.
W. j. Malley is among the returning
old-timers. He spent the winter in
Frisco.
Nose ROsencrantZ is in town from
Frisco, where he wintered. He has
organized a mining company and will
engage In mining.
X. I. Chestnut former city clerk of
Nome, was passenger on the Roanoke.
7. M. Keane, well known pewspa.
per man of Aberdeen, Wash. is In
town, and he has accepted q position
with M. ID. Samuels.
Capt. Libby and L. +. Melsipe. orig.
inal pioneers Of Council City, arrived
ecently from San Francisco.