The Nome nugget., 1904-06-18
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE NOW IN NOME

Jos Parker has returned from the outside
Mr. and Mrs j. L. Wilson are stopping at the
Golden Gate.
Miss Lillias Sutherland has returned to Nome
from Seattle
Capt. McNichols arrived OF the St Paul from
San Francisco.
J. II. Bullock, of the Kimbal Co., is recent
arrival in Nome.
&c. Applewhte, the big attorney, returned
on the ST. Paul
Sam Ashelm will open a cigar store in the
course Of a few days.
j. N Mccain an old timer OF Nome is in town
en- route to the koyukuk.
Lee Little is among the old-timers who have
reached Nome recently.
James Clark. Nome mining man. has return
ed from San Francisco
l.. Yates one of the early pioneers OF Nome
returned recently from California.
Mrs. E. II. Casey has returned to Nome after
pleasant winter spent in Seattle.
b. G. Goodman, who spent the winter in San
Francisco, came up on the st. Paul.
G. d. Dean, OF Darling & Dean, arrived on the
St Paul. MIS- Dean accompanied him.
DR.. w. j. Jackson has returned to Nome from
San Francisco, after year absence.
j. w. SJrcetOn, one OF tfe pioneer miners Oh
this section, came in on the st. Paul.
Ray E. Smith, of Seattle, brother M. l.. V.
Smith, is visiting Nome for the first time.
Joe Leclair, OF Hungry creek, has returned,
and will again operate the Leclair fraction.
ID. A. Mcdonald, u pioneer Of Council is In
Nome, after two years absence in California.
Capt. j. ID. Morgan, The wel-known pioneer
and miner arrived recently trom San Francisco.
they will engage in business on Stcadman ave.
j. A. Wilkens. one Of the owners of the IA
nous No. Grass gulch claim, arrived on the st.
Paul.
J. H. Guffey, who spent the winter in Pitts
bur. Pa, is again in town and glad to get back
lie says
Hugo Boyer, OF Council City. has returned
from the outside, and will engage in business in
Council.
D. w. Simmons and Richard Irvine, OF Coun-
Gil, left for that place Thursday evening on the
GarCnne
]. r. Chambers and E. E. Patterson the we'll
known commission men, have reopened store
on Front street.
D. A. Kelly, brother Of J. w. Kelly, arrived
on late steamer. j. w. Kelly is slowly regain
ing his health.
Ernest Carstens of Seattle, brother OF
Julius Carstens, is in the city, and will remain
for some weeks.
Miss Derbyshire, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Derbyshire, is in Nome from Portland, Or, on
visit to her parents.
VT. Lehman, who has extensive mining in
terests in Council district, arrived this week
from Alameda, Cal.
DR.. G. H. Redding arrived on the st. Paul
from San Francisco, and was warmly welcomed
by his many friends.
j. b. Brewster. auditor of the Wild Goose Co.,
arrived on the ST. Paul, accompanied by Mrs.
Brewster and little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scheii, who arrived in
Nome on the Senator have taken cosy apart
ments in the Buckeye building.
A. F. Britt. OF Peterson & Britt, the mining
men, has returned from the outside. Mr.. Britt
last winter took unto himself wife.
Mrs. M. E. Coe. former proprietor Of the Gold
Digger, arrived on the St. Paul from San Fran.
cisco. She Is in excellent health.
Lawrence Kerr, the stenOgrapher has return.
ed to Nome and may be found at Sullivan
Fink's Office in the Lobby building.
D. p. McLennan. who Is largely interested in
the Shismaren country, has returned, and will
leave for the North in q few days.
Miss A. l.. Farrell and her cousin, Miss M. c.
Cobine are in town. Miss Farrell will open
dry goods store in the Farrell building
Mrs A. J. Daily and baby Dorothy will sail on
the GarOnne for Seattle. Mrs. DAILY will visit
her parents in Oregon during this summer.
Q. W. Ashby and w. H. Emerson Of the Top
kok Ditch Co., who returned recently from the
States left Thursday evening for Bluff City.
b. B. Doobs, the well known photographer,
has reopened at his old stand. Mr.. DObbs
reached Nome q few days ago accompanied by
Mrs. DObbs.
w. C. J. Bartels, OF the Bartels Tin Mining
Co., arrived this morning with big supply of
mining machinery for the cOmpanys property
at Tin City.
Mrs. Frank H. Richards was q passenger out
on the Victoria. Mrs. Richards will visit her
brother In Chicago, and will return to Nome
early next fall.
DR.. Cabell Whitehead is again in Nome, hav-
Ing arrived on . late steamer, Us did also f. II.
Thatcher assistant cashier, and E. T.. Allies, the
banks assayer.
Judge Koran. Of Cape York. has bonded his
tin holdings, and they will bo developed this
summer Judge Koran returned . few days ago
from the outside. ss~