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The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
IMPAIRS
 CREDIT
]. j. HILL SAYS ABUSE OF RAIL ROADS SERVES NO GOOD
 PURPOSE.
Nuggets Special Service,

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2o.-At ban qurt. which was given here last night. James J Hill, who was the principal guest and speaker said that the rail- roads of the country needed support and that the abuse leveled at them only impaired their credit without serving any good purpose.
 He appealed to those present and to the country at large to strive to re- move from the minds of the public unfamiliar with the business of rail- roading the false impressions gained from the utterances of irresponsible 1emagogues.
 The prejudice which exists, in his opinion, is resulting in delaying the building of railroad extension through out parts of the country where trans portation facilities are badly needed.
 Mr. IIiu exhorted people to remem- ber that, because of this prejudice be gotten delay. men who assisted in any way to fan the flame of hostility to railroads were the enemies of their country and the foes of true expan- sion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
USING STEAM FROM
 THE SAME BOILER.

Sutton. Maloney and Ames have talk en q lease on the Hazel claim near the edge of the tundra at point about 1 E
 !, of the cemetery, and nav eweady rt1ched depth of 50 feet and a formation which is most promising. This formation is composed of 9 heavy deposit of iron and other substances which lead the operators to believe that they have hit the right spot
 Art Gibson, on the Vega claim, which he is prospecting on a lease from the Shook company, is using the steam from the Sutton companys boiler and both are digging constantly close to- gether.
 The scene of their work is further towards the edge of the tundra than anyone has worked before, and the operations are being watched with in- terest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
SAY PAYSTREAk R(yaS
 THROUGH HEART OF CITY

is some Is or 19 feet below the sea level, and has from that very fact ob- tained the name of the submarine beach streak.
 Opposite the laundry on Dry creek, in the neighborhood of the wagon road bridge. Mcleod and several oth- CTS working around Nos. r., l3, etc, have found bedrock al depth of about 20 feet from the surface of the creek. which shows that the bedrock al that point is higher than il is where Seiff- ert and Gibson and their ncighbors are and this evident fact coupled with the knowledge that the bedrock sinks to- wards the sea. proves that the con tinuation of the level on which the pumping plant paystrcak is will be found quite d distance south of Dry creek, or in other words will be found
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
DIED AT HIS
 SONS FUNERAL
Nuggets Special Service.

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 1S.-Tragic was the scene enacted today at the funeral of Arthur A. Smith who died in Lanes hospital, San Francisco. As the funeral cortege was winding its way along Sequel avenue to the Catholic cen.e- tery, Charles H. Smith, the father of the dead man, suddenly fell backwards into the arms of his son and daughter in the mourners' carriage. He was re- moved to the lawn of Ivy Lodge, and physicians were summoned, but he never regained consciousness and soon expired. The body of the father was removed to an undertaking parlor and the funeral of the son completed. The decedent was 70 years old and leaves a son, J. G. Smith of this city, two sons in Modesto, a son and a daughter in the East and a daughter in Oak land.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

That the paystreak, which is now be- ing operated by Seiffert and Gibson, runs throguh the heart of the city of Nome is the belief which is now gain ing ground amongst the miners who have examined the conditions, particu- larly with respect to the levels of the bedrock.
 It is certain, of course, as they point out that the bedrock slopes gradually up towards the hills and they have pretty well demonstrated that the level at which Seiffert and Gibson are now working will be found south of the laundry near Dry creek and some where near the place whcr the brewery stands.
 They outline the reasons for their belief by saying that the bedrock where the big streak has been found
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

crossing Steadman avenue somewhere in the vicinity of the Catholic hcurch.
 The belief that its location will be around the point indicated is reinforce ed by the know ledge that the bedrock at the Golden Gate hotel as proven Dy the well sunk. k lower than Seiffert aud Gibson'S. and the streak taking levels as an indication, must then be found north of that point The men who have examined the conditions have not done SD with view to thcorizing alone, and the chances are that boilers will soon appear in the noighborhood mentioned.
 one party has already begun to sink near the laundry on the strength of the theory, and is now gradually nearing the bedrock which will prov" the truth of his reasoning or the reverse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
SWlTCHME:N
 GIVE IN
ABANDON SOME DEMANDS AND RAILROAD TIE.UP MAY BE
 AVOIDED.
Nuggets Special Service,

Nuggets Special SerVIce,
 CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Thc SNitchmen nave abandoned the demands they were making for shorter hours and only the question of wages now rmatns for set dement,.
 As it is believed that the compa- nes objected principally to grant the demands about time the general opin- ion is that a settlement will be arrived at and that the threatened Geur will be avoided.
 The abandonment of the demands for shorter hours has brought much sup- port that was formerly lacking. to the men, and their request for higher wages is receiving much help from many who are not, as a rule, on the side of strikers. btu who recognize the responsibility of the position occupied by sWitchmen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
REFUSES
 TO ' TESTIFY
SECRETARY HITCHCOCK DE, CLIMBS TO GIVE EVIDENCE
 IN CHANLER TRIAL.
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK. Nov 20-Secretary of Agriculture Hitchcock has declined to giva evidence in the libel suit which is now pending between Lieutenant- Governor Chanler, of New York. and William Randolph Hearst. The secre- tary gives as his reason hia belief that he might incriminate himself but his excuse is taken to mean that by going on the stand he might lay himself open to questions, answers to which might reflect on the dignity of a mem- ber of the cabinet
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
GUGGENHEIMS BUY
 ALASKA s. 5. GO.

uouucnd today that the Guggenhcims arc organizing a new company which would be formed by the consolidation of the Nor,hNcstem Steamship compa- ny and the newly acquired Alaska Steamship company
 Charles Peabody win be manager of }ho double fleet.
 Nothing has, up to the present time. been diVulgcd as to the intentions of thc. urW company for the future. Ther are rumurs that ships will be run be- Nlrcu san Francisco and Nome and the rumor has caused no end of dis cussion here, but no definite informa- ton can be obtained, and the report may be SrOundless.
 Steamers will, however, be put on the rru t0 ar points in .aia-ha where the trade justihes it, and immense i'm provements in the service are said to be in contemplation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
THANKSGIVING PRIZE.

The Nugget hereby offers q prize of $2O for the best essay and prize of $5 for the second best essay on Thanksgiving in Nome" to the pupils of the Nome public schools, up to and including the Seventh grade,
 In yesterdays issue the Nugget pub lished q statement of intention to give prizes on the subject of Christmas but as prizes were offered on the same day for essays on the same subject by another paper the Nugget takes the
 The contest for the prizes t. be Giv- en for the best essay on Thanksgiving in Nome" is hereby declared open. and manuscripts may be sent at any tim, from the present until the evening of November 26.
 Three of the most prominent citizens of Nome have kindly consented to act in the capacity of judges and they alone will have the opportunity of ox- amining the ma1scripts.
 Conditions. No essay must exceed 300 words in length.
 Manuscripts must be addressed in sealed envelopes to the Prize Editor Nugget, and must reach the Nugget office not later than the evening of November 26.
 The Nugget ra 'erves the right to publish all essays scnt in if not oth- .'rwise q recte h: the wrderS.
 The essays must he written entirely by the contestants themselves ant
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
Nuggets Special Service.


 STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. !9. If we could have a great drought Kilmg off two .thi. ds of the popula- tion and great care was taken to see that the best ;air3, mentally. ITO ally any, physically, were reserved, what q magnificent race of people we would nave" said Pes dent David Starr Jor- dan at a student body gathering here this morning.
 After making this urprising st2f". ment the head of the institution shifte1 l so theme in keeping with the gath erng and proceeded to tell the under graduates of conditions in Australian universities, interjecting a code of don't for the freshman class of this year.
 we are not all alike here. as they try to be at Yale" said Dr. Jordan. Stanford men are not to be distin- guished by the loss of their left eye
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
ANOTHER STRIKE
 ON LITTLE CREEK

Ben Carley, Walter Hildebrandt and Ben Johnson, the discoverers, are sink hope to reach the bedrock without de lay.
 The most important fact in connec- tion with the strike is said by those Nho know the ground to be that it goes to show that the paystreak swervcs at that point more towards the south.
 This belief will in all probability result in muhc prospecting for tho cx- tension.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
MRS. BRADLEY
 ON STAND
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. o.
 During the continued examination nt Mrs. Bradley today the wit !ess de- clared kysterically that her faith m
 Brown had never wavered to the last
 moemnt, and, as sne continued, she
 seemed carried away by her own feel
 ings until she finally shrieked that even now her faith still existed. after wn' I
 she collapsed completely an1 was car lied from the courtroom. The scene was a most impressive me
 and during it's enactment some of the jurors wept copiously. while all the wo-
 men present gave way into floods oi tears.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
FINDS RICH STREAK
 ON AFTENWATER

Erie Ericsson. who is operating the lower part of the Aftonwatrr claim op- posite the brewery at the junction of Bourbon and Dry crooks, has recently struck a streak of pay which is dr- scribcd as most promising one who has recently paid visit to tnc ground says that ritrr nuggets ma cpiorS could be picked from the gravel aS it
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
CIRCULARS SUMMON
 HAsS MEETING

Circulars rr"e z. 'cu'ateG throughout the city today call nG Nn the citizens to attend T mass meeting at Eagle hall at S;30 T. n.. for tie purpose of pro- testing against tire taking out of the city lights as pro- sd V the streets city council.
 No names are signed to the circu- lars and their sout,e Is not known
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

A most important strike has just been made on the first tier bench oppo- site Nos and 4 Little creek on the right limit.
 Bedrock has not yet been reached, at a depth of some 26 feet from which the bedrock is believed to be some 12 or 14 feet further down.
 The pay found in the gravel, how ever. is so good that the operators be- lleve bedrock will be found to be rich.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

was hoi-ted in thr buckets The streak found is. however not wide and it is described as rich. narrow concentra- ton.
 The pay is found in what is evidently an old channel Work has been done on the claim for some time and pay is nothing new thore but the really rica -fraah. as said. has only lately been struck
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 2O.- Delegate Thomas Gale. who has just visited President Roosevelt, says that the president spoke like one who would sC"Ci rnent for Alaska. MT. Cata said he should not be very mach surprise if r.. scent Roosevelt rrcClnC.cn ed
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

He also states that he contemplatcs h. spe, iaI message to congress on the natter of finances. but that recomnen- dations will be included in the rcgu- lar document which will pover the subject as completely as it is possible to cover it in the time at the disposal
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
NEGRO KILLS CONSTABLE.

PINE BLUFF Nov. 19.--With the query, "Is your name Alexander" Louis Franklin. negro, shot and killed Deputy Constable C. A. Butler at Cor ucrstoue yesterday. The negro is being searched for by posse and if caught will probably be lynched sunday a man named Alexander shot and killed terday's killing is probably the result of that tragedy
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
GALE SAYS PRESIDENT
 MAY FAVOR HOhAE RULE

Decembcr but members of the house who have been addressed on the sub understood the president who general ly speaks to an advocate of a measure to w0i,h he is opposed with an afa- bilitr which induces in the minds of his hearers a belief thet ha- Ac..niesc"s in their views.
 However, it is certain that the presi-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

,'rut and Mir. Calc had long chat and that the former received the gentleman from Alaska in most cordial manner and manifested strong desire for tn- formation about the Northland and its prospects for the future.
 Needless to say. he reiterated his promises of snunnrt for all eaSnres that will tend to the advancement of AlaSka's interests.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
WILL LAUNCH NO SPECIFIC
 FINANCIAL POLICY

of the president for mvcstigatmg con- ditions.
 lie considers tn" subject altoecther too grave tor nasty consideration wFne he knows the circumstances do not by any means require hurried ac-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
BOND ISSUE
 TAKEN UP
BANKS HAVE APPLIED FOR THE FULL AMOUNT OF PANAMA
 BONDS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 2-The banks of the country nave applied for the full amount of the Ianama bond issue, and the total issue of notes and bonds, t' the amount of $15O,OOO,OOO. will only have to remain very short time with out finding takers.
 The advice of President Roosevelt is being taken by every one and it is now known that a much larger amour; could be disposed of without difficulty
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 20.- President Rooseevlt has announced that no special financial policy will be launched during the life of the present administration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Within ten days the banks will resume payments in currency, and with the resumption will disappear the last vestige of the uneasiness which was caused by thu
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
BANKS ARE TO RESUME
 CURRENCY PAYMENTS
recent little difficulties.

recent little difficulties.
 When the announcement was made today the resulting satisfaction could almost be felt in the atmosphere in ago come to see the approaching end
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
PUBLIC SALE OF DOGS.

Ten empounded dogs will he sold at public auction at the city pound. Sat urday, Nov. 23, form to o'clock r m. .AXEL WIDLUND. POundmaStcr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

Reserve your seats for the Dobbs Moving Picture Show at keIIy's Thurs day morning. Reserved seats $t.00. General admission 75 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
ESTABLISH WEATHER
 BUREAU IN SOUTHEAST
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE, Nov. 20.--The weather department officials announce that a weather bureau will be established in Southeastern Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 NEW YORK, Nov. l9-It was au- uounccd today that the GuggeuNoims naye just completed the purchase of the Alaska Steamship company.
 Simultaneous with the announce mcnt was the publication of the infor- nation that Charles Peabody ha been made manager of tbc line and that In. business win go ou as formerly. rx- rept that much improvement viu bp effected.
 The price paid vas $1ooo.ooo, and several fine steamers will be included in the transfer such as the Jefferson. Dolphin Farallon and others which are so we'll known to all who travel between Seattle and Southeastern AL rr-iro.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

must be written on one side of the pa per only.
 The tND successful essays win be published n the Thanksgiving day is sue of the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
The old Italian ana Swiss wines ports and sherries at Nestor's
FOUND.

PAIR children's fur mitts. Owner can
 have same by paying for this ad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
of the trouble.

of the trouble.
 It seems now that the only lastin effect the temporary money stringency will exercise is the creation of a feel country
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
Fruit Candy at Hancock's.

Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

Fine old Italian. Swiss Ports. Sher- ries and Clarets at Nestors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
ADAMS ON
 THE STAND
Nuggets Special Service.

RATHDRUM, Idaho, Nov. 19.-Ad- d6 d6fense, and in answer to his attornc stated that the allegation as to hi, eenfessing was a lie, pure and simple that he never used the words attributed him by any of the witnesses who fove evidence for the prosecution, ant of whole cloth.
 He swore that Mcfarland had prom. ised him immunity in return for con. fession, but that at no time had he evel made any statements that could b, construed into an admission of guilt
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap at tn, Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
FOR RENT.

FLAT in Seiffert building on Secon, avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

Consolidate Two Lines. SEATTLE. Nov. 20.-lt was an-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-17

Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF County Commissioners OF
Logan Couaty, Oklahoma. Will, on the
second day of September, A. b.. 1907.
at the hour OF one o'clock Of the said
day at the Office of the County Clerk
Of Logan County, Oklahoma. receive
bids from any and All persons for the
installing Of a complete steam heat.
ing plant for the new oonnty build
ing of Logan County. Oklahoma. ac.
cording TO steam heating plaat plans
and specifications now on nle with
the County Clerk of Logan County
Oklahoma
Said plant TO be paid for by warrant
for oae-half of contract price when
work Is completed and accepted. bal
ance to be paid by warrant one year
later
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check 10 the amount of IA
per cent of the bids guaranteeing the
execution of contract in case bid 4
accepted
An bids 10 be one hle with hhe
County ClCtlg of Logan County. okla
homa, by 10 O'Clock a M. on tho
second day Of September. a. u 1907
The said Board reserving the right
TO reject any aIH all bids Submitted
The Board of County Commissioner
OF Logan County
BY j. D BURKE.
AIIbSI Chairman
VI. H. TRApP.
County Clerk OF Logan County
BY CARL l.. RICE. Deputy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-17

committee ia each voting precinct in
said county
The following named persons are
appointed as judges and clerks 10 hold
said election, and polling places are
hereby designated in the several pre-.
cincta as follows
Antelope Township Inspector. r.
J, Jernlgan judges F. S. Pulliam, j.
w suits; clerks Ar Cline and J. p.
Martin polling place at A. L.. Ayers
place on n ~ quarter OF section %.
Bear Crock Township. Inspector.
Walter Wilson, Judges. j. A. Price.
George Moreani clerk8. w. r.. Briggs
and Miles Alien; polling place. Merld
ian.
BismarlS Township InEpeclur. D
D. Dyche; Judges. Coo Hanson. w r.
inglish; clerks, W. H. sullivan a1d
Thomas Felran; polling place Aubble
school house
Cedar Township. Inspector. Robert
Hancock Judges W. Erwin. G.. H.
Gordon; clerks, S. a Jones'. Guy
Hedgecock polling place. Pawnoe
school house.
North CimanOn Township -tnsfac.
tor John Foster judges ] e. Lewis.
w. J. Long Clerks John Mllard and
70 j G1mor pollins lIaco. Coyle.
South Cimarron Township -lnsDec.
tor, Henry Porter. judges. j n New.
land, w w Spencer; clerks j. J. Nc
Daniels and C. D. Milard, polling
place, Meridian
Crescent Township. Inspector. A.
p. Powell. Judges ID w. Miller An.
drew Powell clerks. A. B Watkins
and %. Stobaugh. polling place,
Crescent.
Guthrie Township Inspector. JEFF
Murphy; judges. A. j Whitney.
Wilkcrson clerks. John Bachus and
VIM ~ potceti polling place, water
works
Iowa Township Inspector, JED
Archer judges James Arcncr John
licnsley, clerks. Robert Lister and
Frank = ~ CiWo, polling place
Biyert school house
Iron Mound Township Inspector
W F Bross. Judges. G. Ham. W. NJ
Keloee clerk7 A. Kruger Jamos
Gilmore polling place, StockdslC
school house
laWrie township Inspector J j.
Hsslet judges. y Gooch ~ H. Fcsry
clerks, a. q. stems. Otto 3 Burst
polling place Riverside school house
Marshall Township Inspector. W.
H Mathews; judges Geo W. Bar
Gardner; clerks. D. Fl Stafford. j W.
Harmon; polling place. Marshall
Muihal Township -lnsp pector W.
II. Mathews. Judges. Geo W. Bur.
ford W b Wood clerks. C. Graves.
Sam Gray: polling place. Mulhal
OOkview TOwssbiP Inspector, B.
r Moore judges. John Pollard a T..
Havensiripe' clerks. Chas Guthrie.
j T. Llnylle. polling place, Lowell
Orlando Township Inspector Jas.
Vandeyentcr. judges r Reed Nor
man Hunt. CLERKS u w. Bebout
John Green. polling place Orlando.
Rose lllll Township lnsDectNr,
J. D. Oebmau judges. r. . McPeei
X q Wright. ciefNa William Ahead
ows. john Garner polling place.
Rose iiHl school house
Seward Township Inspector b.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-17
CALL Foe DEMOCRATIC
coUsTY PRIMARY ELECTION
Primaries TO be Held August 23rd, 10
Select County Candidates.

Ni"i ifA 10 NC FNEiu AANNbl f1fnt 70
Select County Candidates.
Notice iH hereby given that. pur-
susnt 20 a decision of the Democratic
Central Committee of Logan county.
IN the proposed state O- Oklahoma. q
primary election will be held ln an
voting precincts 10 said county on
Friday bhe 29rd day Of Angus a. D..
1907, between the hours Of O'Clock
p m. aud 9 o'clock p. M of said day.
for the purpose of nominating candi.
dates for the following Office:
One Senator
One RepresentatiYe frOm each oi
The three representative districts in
said county
One Judge OF the County Court
One County Attorney
One Clerk Of the District Court
One County Clerk
One Sheriff
One County Treasurer.
One Register of Deeds.
One County Surveyor
one superintendent Of Public IN
struciion
one County Commissioner Tor each
Commissioner district in said coun-
iy' ana 10 each township. ono trustee.
Quo clerk. 0ne freaanfer iW0 justices
Of lhe peace. two conalables, and one
road uYerseef in each road district.
and ons member Of the county central