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The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
MA TIERS
 RECORDED
LOCATIONS. CONFERENCES, ETC, FILED FOR RECORD WITH
 RECORDER.
NOVEMBER 4, 1907.
locatlons.

Little fraction, bet. Nos l and ,, old channel of Anvil creek oct. 25, 1907. Chas. <. Peterson ct al
 Phoenix on Venccia creek. Aug 19, 1907, o. Westerlund
 Rainier. on Venecia creek. Aug 10. 1907, O. Westerlund ct al.
 Coarse Gold Victoria creek Aug 19, 1907, c. Norin, ct al.
 conveyances.
 Seward Cooperative Telephone Co. to Alaska Telegraph X Telephone Co, June 22, 1907, all real and personal property on Seward peninsula.
 Fairhaven Water co, to Alaska Tele- graph x Telephone Co.,, telephone line between Deering and the Utica Mining claim, on the Inmachuk river Sept. IL, 1907
 A. Soderholm ct al. to A. W. Andcr- son ct aL, July 6, 1907, Mosquito Ban ner, Leo, Nos. l, , g. 1. ,. $. and S association claim on Shook river
 Powers of Attorney.
 w. E. Thoams to oJhn Boyle. oct. 21 1907,
 M F. Sherwood ct aL to F.. E. Fell, June 20, 1907.
 Andy II. Anderson ct al tn F.. F. Fell. Nov. l. 1907.
 Proof of Labor,
 Franklin bench l. l.. Dry creek, A. II. Lutter.
 Earthquake fraction, Ssovcl creek R. w. Graham ct al.
 Gold Reef quartz R. w. Graham, ct al
 No. 1 above discovery bench No. 1, May Fraction on Bourbon rceek. Nos. 13, II. l5 and 16 below dis. on Little creek, Discovery and Nos. l. ,. and 3 above discovery on Hmkcr gulch. trib. of Anvil creek, Scandia Mining compa- . ny. Sidney asso. Grub eulch, Ph. De Fon- tevillc. Argyle, l.. l.. outer creek. Mea- dow on Little creek Cad Ely. l.. l.. Cooper gulch, Courtlamd, L. l.. of Otter creek by Mrs. Christine Maclean.
 Discovery on Snow gulch trib. to 1 Hastings, Cherokee, White owl, Mira monte and Mount Tacoma fraction on ! Hastings creek, Fred Seger ct al. Beach No. 1, R. l.. Daniels creek 1 Paul Kcgstad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
BOY SHOOTS COMPANION
 WHILE BACK IS TURNED.

SAN FRANCISCO, october 2o.- Prompted by some sudden uucxplaiu- ed motive. 12-year-old Charlie Reguin. son of the socialist candidate for may or, seized rifle yesterday and shot his playmate, R. Peterson. while tho lat ter's back was turned.
 The lads were swimming in St. Mary's creek. accompanied by another boy George Ballaseux. Young Regum clamebred to the bank picked up a small caliber rifle with which the boys had ben shooting at rabbits and de- lberately fired shot at Peterson. who was in the water The shot struck the youthful swimmer in the hesny part of the hips and inflicted painful though not dangerous wound.
 Rcguin declared that he had shot at a duck, but nevertheless, he was ar rested and sent to the juvenile deten- tion home The injured boy was taken to the central emergency hospital. where the bullet was extracted
 The three boys. who figured in the affair were all schoolmatcs. Reguln lived al 342 Shotwell street, Ballascux lived at 25Oo Seventeenth street and Peterson at 2521 on the same street All of the boys Were under II years of age
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
WILL PUT NO LIGHTS
ON CHURCH CROSS.

Councilman lat rarse stated at last evening" meeting of the city council uat Manager La.dlaw of the electro usu eompaty refused to replace the burnt out ugut- ou tu. cross of the Catholic church.
 Alr. La F.rgo said AIr. I.aidlaw con -idorod cumbml the cross dangerous, and he offered 10 put the lights on the Sy-ron tower instead The matter will be taken up again.
 In conucstiou with the same matter Thomas Ross, vho with Donnelly. for merly placed the lights on the cross, came before the council and asked that a committee be appointed to see whether the $5O given would be suft- cieu remuneration for his services.
 Finally the whole council was ap- pointed on this most important of committees, and the end is not yet.
 Councilman Chilberg wants several supcrduous lights cut out from certain parts of the streets, and a committee was appointed to take the matter up.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
OR. HILL GOES
 AFTER THE COUNCIL.

At last nights meeting of the city council, Dr. Hill city health officer re- ported that the members of the city health committee had waited upon him for the purpose of telling him that inc would be desired in future to uoti- fy them whenever man was found who needed medical treatment.
 The doctor opened his guns on the committee by saying that he would not take the responsibility if compelled to go and look up the committeeman before yenturing to attend to the needs of some poor wretch in trouble.
 X long and warm discussion cusucd. and ended by the council passing a resolution which requires the doctor to notify the committee after ta" fact instead of before it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
SHERIFF'S POSSE
DEFIES INDIANS.

TtSCON. Ariz."-Shrrin Pachcco, of this county and Harry Wheeler. cap tain of the Arizona rangers, left Tucson yesterday at daybrcak at the head of a posse of r rangers and deputy sher- ifs to effect the capture of John Johns, a Papage Indian, who is at Cubo, Rancheria an Indian village 1jO miles southeast of Tucson.
 Fifteen days ago the Indian killed a Mexican. The sheriff sent a deputy, Tom Childs, from Quitavoquita, to the Indian village to make the arrest. Childs found the Indians armed and in bad humor and they defcd the dep- uty to take Johns. Childs notified sheriff Pacheco of the situation. and the posse has gone to take the Indian dead or alive.
 In the last letter tu Sheriff Pechoco Childs says fight is sure to take place with the Indians upon the arrival of the posse. The Indians are guarding the trail leading to the village and swear that they will kill the first white man who appears, The Indian murderer is hiding in Cubu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
BELL ADDRESSES t.uLES
 ON JAPANESE QUESTION:

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-ln the course of his address to the local aerie of Eagles last night, Congressman Theo dore F. Bell of California, the national head of the order, speaking of racial conditions on the Pacific slope, said:
 we, on the Pacific coast, when we look upon the ingress of the Oriental, the Chinese, the Japanese think we discover a war cloud, We will require common decenCy, the decency required by the law We will not tolerate men who prey upon weaker men, upon the weaker sex, to triumph over us. We have race in the great West--a race that is full of American blood We do not propose to settle down with any Asiatics, Chinese or Japanese.
 Here you live in peace with Europe. There we look to the Pacific. You don't know how to interpret what is coming from over the Pacific. You don't know. Do not settle down easy. my brother Eagles, and say that we should not heed.
 The middle classes evidently will have to fight this battle as they have in the past"
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
POLICE REPORT.

Tn" chief of police reported at last nights meeting of the city council that the sum of $235 was collected during the month of October The total num- bor of arrests was %. of whom 2l We're convicted were discharged and 1 turned over to the t. <. marshal
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
CRYSTAL WELL WATER co.

NJ. D. Swarthout, proprietor of the Crystal Well Water company. wishes to that he is prepared to supply the public of Nome with the finest of water from his well near Dry creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
PRESENT WINE.

Mrs@rs. O'Mera and Abendorth. of the Club saloon kindly presented half a dozen bottle of champagne to the boys of the newly established Nugget mess, who appreciated the compliment 10 the full
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

Mrs. c. C. Chapman will do nursing and take care of children. Years of experience. Rates reasonable. Schnei. der building. Phone black @.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

T. J. Nestor Go. carries the largest and only exclusive lines O: wines, liquors. beers. mineral wat. 'ss- ware and cigars in Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
FOR SALE.

One-th.rd interest in Golden Dawn claim. adjoining property to No. 6 Newton. on fourth beach line. Clear title, Will sell cheap.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

You can get all whistles at The Rainier" 432 Front street Billy Thomas. Prop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
WATER RATES.

We, the undersigned water men of prices: 16 buckets for S100, or 30 cents per barrel, for either private or business houses, to take effect Novem- Der 1.
 No monthly contracts made of any kind.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

in cabins and lot at Chill
 bergs Tea Store First avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

imported Plsner and coburger draught beer at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
ROLLER RINK.

Opens at Golden Gate hall, Wednesday November 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

Eagle Social Dance Thursday eve ming. Nov. Eth, for Eagles and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

BOSTON.-Georgr A. HibbarI. post master of Boston and prominent in republican circles said today. "I would like to see the president run again and nothing would please me more than to sec his administration cOntmued'
 Jeremiah J McCartuy surveyor of the port of Boston, said Regardless of party, President Roosevelt is the strongest possible choice of this state for another term He has stated that he does not care to run again Should the people show him. however, that they want him again, believe that as a patriotic man h, would accept
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
Granite Mining Candles are the best.

Fine old Italian, Swiss Ports, Sher- ries and Clarets at Nestors
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

Have the electric light placed in your home, 24 hour service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

CHICAGO, "ln the case of Mir. Taft said John N Farwa'l Jr. tonight "thc idea of the people seems to com- eide with that of Mr Roosevelt but if he were to name as a desirable sue ccssor Mr. Fairbanks, or some one fine people did not like, they would not elect him. In any event the people. and not Mir Roosevelt. will pick the successor"
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

Evening gowns, shirt waist suits, all kinds of plain sewing at reasonable prices Apply rooms rear Telegraph office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

Mining Buckets from s to $50 at A. c. Browne & Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05

CINCINNATI- Representative Herr man r GoobcI of tho second district said "The people of the country do do not fear any cacSari-m from Roo-o welt and Roosevelt does not desire to pcrpctuate his political puucr."
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
FEELING IS STRONG ,OR
 THIRD TERM IDEA.

WASHINGTON, D. Public men uorc. as elsewhere, are deeply interest," od in tn" question of another term for President Roosevelt or lhe election of successor chosen by am e. carrg out his policies. Senator Reed Smoot of Utah says tte p"opl. of Ctah favor giving him their delegates for the nomination if he 8nl accept G This feeling Is not confined to Utah bat - general throughout the West
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-05
M. V. TOSS.
 M. J. MARTIN. F. DEYETTE. G. MURKA SSEL. ]. F.. VAN KIRK.

Oct. 90, 1907.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
WORK BEGINS ON
 ELKS' NEW HOME
Birmingham & Hays Are Putting in the Foundation on-Will Stand in Center of Large Lot and Will Cost
 About S10,000.

The actual construction work on the new Elks home begun Monday afternoon when Con- tractors Birmingham X Hayes put a force oi men at work digging the trenches for the foundation. They have the contract to put in the concrete footing.
 The building will stand practi- cally in the center of the block of ground, 75 by 140 feet, at the corner of Mena street and Port Arthur avenue.
 The main walls will be 40 73 with large yerandas along the Mena street and Port Arthur avenue sides. The foundation work will go on as rapidly as possible. Rough native stone IS being delivered on the ground and as soon as the concrete foot ing is in place work on the foun- dation wall will begin. The ex- posed portions of the foundation will be built of the Marble City stone.
 The building, to be construct ed on the club house or residence style, is to be of red pressed brick veneer trimmed in white stone. 1t is to be two stories it heighth, and while not extrava- gant in any of its details Archi- tect Klingensmith was given his freedom in every regard, tending to make it handsome and sub stantial structure.
 When completed ii will be the pride of the local lodge and the citizens of Mena in general. The entire building will be occu- pied by the Elks and will cost something over Sl0,0 900.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
GOLD FEVER AT WOMBME
Prospectors In Montgomery County Think They Have Made a
 Rich Strike.

Womble, Sept. 29.-Gold, be- lieved to be in paying quantities has been discovered in this (Montgomery) county, about a mile and half northeast of this town. Messrs. Blair and Thomp- son made the discovery on their farm.
 J. J. Thompson was formerly a miner, having worked in the pit in this and several other states. Finding what he believed from indications to be gold-bearing rock, he traced the lead to a bluff on the farm. Then he blasted off number of specimens and sent them to firm of savers in Los Angeles, in whom he had perfect confidence.
 Blair and Thompson recently received the result of the assay, which showed that the rock test ed carried gold m the proportion of Sl1. .S8 to the ton, with traces of silver. The rock is dark colored, streaked with layers of quartz. A shaft has been sunk to the depth of IS feet and the owners say that the ore shows greater richness as the depth in- creases. They have sent speci- mems of this deeper ore rock to be assayed and are now awaiting a report on it.
 MT. Thompson claims to be sufficiently familiar with gold bearing rock to recognize it when he sees it, which fact led to the discovery. He believes Mont gomery county contains gold, silver, lead and zinc in paying quantities and that all that Is needed is capital for the develop ment of her mineral resources.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
Controls Street Railway Also

Lincoln, Neb., Oct 1.-Announce. ment was made Sunday by the Lin. coin Traction company that it will comply with the order of the state railway commission. that it will sell six fares for 25 cents to adults and ten fares to school children to be used during certain hours of the day for 25 cents. The most significant feature in connection with the rail way commissions findings is that it places a valuation on the plant of the traction company and the Citizens railway company, and limits their earnings accordingly. This action, it is believed, is an innovation in deal ing with public utility companies. In. terchangeable transfers were denied by the commission.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
ENCOURAGEMENT
 FOR MIR. NORWOOD
Mena' Candidate for Attorney General Is Receiving Many Letters From Friends All Over the State
 To Be at State Fair.

Hal l.. Norwood is receiving letters by every mail from his friends throughout the state, as- surfing him of their support in his race for attorney general. Mir. Norwood has been very busy since his return from Little Rock last week, answering letters from his friends and writing others. He is throwing the same energy into this matter as is characteristic of him in every thing.
 MT. Norwood left Tuesday morning for Hot Springs, where he will attend the State Fair for several days, and while there will meet thousands of people. From there be will go to Green county, where he has been invited to de- liver an address at Confederate reunion to be held at Burnett Springs on October IS.
 Polk circuit court will convene soon after his return from Green county, and Mir. Norwood's whole time will he devoted to looking after business in the court for several weeks, after which he will again devote part of his time to the canvassing of the state.
 He has not decided yet whether he will make list of appoint ments to speak, but will in the near future take this matter up with his opponents and see what arc their wishes about it.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
GOV. LITTLES CONDITION
His Son States That the Governor Will Soon Return to Little
 Rock.

Little Rock, Sept. 30. The statement was made today by Paul Little, son and private sec retary to the chief executive, that his father expected to return to Little Rock soon and take up the duties of his office.
 Speaking ot his own political aspirations Paul Little announced that he is candidate for secre- tary of state to succeed Hon. O. c. Ludwig. While 1t has been pretty generally known for some time that he is a candidate he has never made positive state- ment until Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
TWO FRISCO wREcks.
TWO Deaths Caused by persliren, CT Meteor Near Dixon, Mo.-No
 Fatalities at Anaconda

St. Louis. Oct. 1.-Tha fac, .r... on the Frisco road, known as the Ma eeor' due in St. Louis at 11:30 a m was derailed and wrecked near D,xor iSo miles southwest of St. Louis at 2 . CLOCK Monday morning and. accord. Ing to official advices received at the frisco general offices here. two ner. sons were killed. one seriously injured ana the passengers were badly bruised put none was killed. The dead are engineer Chambers, of Springfield MO, and Mail Clerk Frank E. Crissy oi ot Louis. Fireman Stockstill of springfield was seriously injured
 The engine and forward portion of the train overturned, the cars taking hre and being consumed. Only mea. gre particulars have been received bv the Frisco headquarters. An appeal TOT assistance was sent to Rolla. 25 miles east of the scene and A snecial train bearing physicians, nurses and nre lighting apparatus was sent from there. Dixon Hill is steep grade 1s miles in length and the engine Jumped the track while speeding down the grade, tearing up a, section of the track and ditching several cars Tho cause of the derailment has not been learned
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03

u.vana. Cuba, Oct 1.-The small "A ef rebels which have been tray.
 ~.snr the country in the vicinity of w.rfi Id the northern section of s.nfaeo province. has according to a,,a alsrafchea, again exchanged shots wlsh the pursuing rurales. The latter .-s close ou the heels of the bandits. whue fhera are signs of unrest in var ..s parts of the island. the opinion .rssails fere that no serious disturb .~re ls fselg. In commenting on the s,fnaiian tre niario de Ia Marina says:
 .A combination of unpleasant cir ,unstances having no link one with fts other appears 10 make the situa- ,a.a at first sight more serious than 1t ,any is Bach one of the problems Aat al present confront the adminis- tr..on-the yellow fever epidemic, the conspiracy Of Parra, Airet and fsssassi the existence of bands of eatlaus ln the country and the rail mad ssrlke-is of an alarming charac- ter bot except for the tendency of tte strike Go become general and stop uilway communication throughout the sland. these events are of no great i'm poriance in themselves.
 eThe yellow fever has not spread sad there appears no danger of gen sral epidemic. as cases are compara- tlvely few up to the present time. The conspiracy was very ridiculous one. and even if 1t had succeeded in Inducing some fools to take the field H would have been nipped in the bud. The Mayarl band of outlaws cannot be considered of more importance than any other previous bands of guer- rillas who have occasionally appeared n Cuba.
 There is no reason. therefore. for extraordinary alarm. or for believing Cuba is on the brink of an abyss
 Even the strikers have as yet not committed any act of violence. If their disagreement with the railroad companies k not settled other men viii be found shortly Co run the trains. In this case any attempts on the part Of the strikers to resort to force will be prevented and punished according to law The situation, for all these reasons, is not SO grave and the gov erument has ample means to cope with it"
 ClenfueGos may soon become a trouble zone The walters there are on strike and others plan to strike soon. it Is reported also that political trouble is coming in that vicinity where eonspirators have been active
 Most people think that the railroad and other strikes offer more pros. poets of serious trouble than threat. ened revolution. The lighter men of Havana harbor win probably strike Monday and the stevedofes in few days
 Gov Magoon has determined Co deal with outlaws and insurrectionists with a strong hand. The orders of the rsi. rales. it Is stated. are Co capture. kin or drive them into the ocean.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
WAREHOUSE OPENED.
Lawrence County Farmers Union Hold
 Celebration at Hoxie.

Hoxie. Sept. 29.-The large warehouse, built here by the Lawrence County Farmers Uu- iou. was formally opened here Saturday by big picnic and grand barbc1ue Although the weather was somewhat chilly, a large crowd was iu attendance. Attorney General Kirby was present and delivered an appro- priatc address which was enthusi- sstically cheered by the host of farmers. Senator Davis, MT. Brundige and Mir. Hinemon were invited, but were not present, be- ing detained by business matters.
 The warehouse is i,2O0 bale capacity. Next year a gin will be put up to connection with the warehouse aud by the Warehouse Company.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
DO YOU WANT GOOD PROPERTY

One-half blk, 120x244; store 16x24 on half, 4-room dwelling with porch on other, both new, we'll finished inside and and out; we'll, barn and all necessary out buildings. Adjoining at back full block ground, also corner lot. All free of rock and first-class land, we'll fenced with kokomo stock wire; 8 blks from depot. This is something good. Will sell all or part. Apply to Mrs. r. H. Miller at Miller's store on Dallas Ave. l79eod-w I'm
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
INCREASED VALUATIONS.
Equalization Board Makes Dallas Coun-
 ty Revenue Over $50, ,000 a Year.

Princeton, Sept. 29.-Dallas county this year shows an in- creased assessment of about S750,000. The town of Fordyce has added S222, ,OO0 to its last assessment and the timber lands have been raised from s to S6 an acre. The equalization board has raised valuations all over the county. The insurance people have been raised in total amount of Sl32, 900 valuation.
 This makes the assessed value ot the real and personal property nearly S3,000.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
Actors In a Wreck.

Cincinnati, Oct LA special pas senger train from Cleveland Ohio. on 'he Baltimore & Ohio railroad carry. mg the members of the "orohid' theatrical company. ran Into the rear end of a freight train here Monday and as a result several members of ne company were injured but none seriously Neither Eddie Foy nor lrixie Friganza were injured ln any way and the smash np did not even awaken Mir. Foy.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
aubonIe PIaass ln Frsne..

Paris. Oct. According to the governments adviees the first case oi hnbonie plague discovered st Gran. Al seria. was brought Co that port by q ship arriving from India Special dis patches from Marseillea say that the Italian steamer Armenia. tfom ports ln Asia Minor. has arrived at Mar seilles and has been auarsntinea. aine cases Of the plague having developed whlle the vessel vas on her say Co that port and one death from the dis. ease having occurred since her ar. rlyal there.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
Foreign Cotton Manufacturers ArrIv.

New York. Oct. i.-Fifty-one rep resentatives of foreign cotton manu' lecturers. who are to take part in the conference of cotton growers. spinners and manufacturers to be held at At lanta on October 7th. sth and 9th have arrived in thls city and are being entertained by representatives of the trade here. Seventy additional for elgn delegates are expected here be- fore the week is over.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-03
Termed a Diamond Pool.

New York. Oct l.--The De Beers Dlamoad company. commonly called the trust. and its principal independ' eut competitors. have formed a pool according to cable adsicea. Some im- pofters believe that tho prices. which ia the cheaper grades had begun to xns. wlli aow be armiy maintained. Others are not so certain, as the de- mana Id the heretofore rich American market has begun to fall away.