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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
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- -I"'"tti'" US with city huus"wives
r"n"h out II" i"cis tl,nI uiuc truths Of
Il" a. "'c rlrug-ic icrs with the problem Of
how L" make ten dollar weekly IN come
"":er IL iwelvc-i";ar wcuKly expense.
Il" a. st uf foo y. fuel, clothing, rents
h""-r furnishing, helps, and all items of
lf""=rL"ld rxpcn ~ has lncrrHsed to such
pr"ror,Iou- thhi thr problem OF mnlSnr
the earnings cover tie actual ucccss IrN
outlay Is becoming u serious one H.
every r0uruunny. II II clnimei TINT
th" nnIiOruitN ~ the piIrc scale - all
food p0'"'iucts I'll over the United State
h'ui- "oiJf IA 'lr charge hat there is q
III C. agr'rmcIi among corporations
whn"I. r'Li" H. ~. All kinds Of textile
f"brIt' ha " adS,urrd - To- 80 per cent
III rri'" q 'rImV ri'" last i've years. ami
tir stHl.sb nt the dcpar memt OF labor
and roI,n"rc" .uuN nn incrr3 sc ~ the
cuN : =. " = HIoH" hurHE III, inst ten
!c1rs al D per cent. The - cr"iis" ~
T"uis ~ at rIiui"L 10 the ,rcr",scd cost
oi imb - ii b"Ii.uS naicfi lI---uot Ia
.nc "is u SnluCs' ii real estate. II is
shown H., .irr g"Yrtumrnt',. iiyurr4. that
tho cn t %: bacon has Hdslnccd iI.5 per
crn'i U'riu"t, 3 / per cent; cgg-, IL 8
per ""uii iry hn' picked FORK. 81 L PER
ctnl; frr.h porH. 80 per cent? flour, 80 3
per c"u', aud CON meal Is q per cent.
rh"s" AR" the articl,s selected 10y the
bureau ~ labor ~ the staples "f -
wor ,Iug inau'r hil -; fnrc. The iucrrasr
ia the prize ni hrsf has been even
greater than the Ii .urcs here given. and
nthrr iicm1 II dit have mcJcnscd ne.
COrdnglS .'-Gi"bc Democrat
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
LIVING UP TO HIS REPUTATION.

tIi'5m stroode Meant to Do Righ,
Thing by His Creditors.
C.Es!us r. Peck. assistant United
Stnies District Attorney of Oklahoma.
viii ever accept a railroad pass.
Those that are sent TO him are always
returned.
1t banquet in Guthrie Mr.. Peck
spoke on honesty. One thing he said
was this:
What are we coming to? Are we
coming 10 such pass that our ideas
of an honest man will CORRESPOND with
the idea of old Hiram Stroode?
Hiram Stroode, for the seventh
time, was about to fail. He called in
an expert accountant to disentangle
his books. The accountant. after two
days work, announced to Hiram that
he would be able to pay his creditors
four cents on the dollar.
AT this news the old man looked
ycXcd.
Heretofore he said, I have al
ways paid ten cents on the dollar I"
"a vlrtuous and benevolent expires
sion spread over his face.
land will do so now,' he resum.
ed. i will make up the difference out
of my own pocket LOS Angeles
Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Government Help in Australia.

Suitable farming land is provided
by tho Australian government for
groups OF mcn and their families that
Will ultimately form village settle.
mcnts. but ;hcy are net to be CO.
opcratiyc-ea settler will stand or
fall on his own merits. Government
ovorsCers will guide and instruct the
settlers for two years. ar& the house
erected for us use cnn be used as
n public half or school. Plain ra.
tions. implements. n small stock OF
cows. poultry. etc, rooilng material.
water tanks. etc. will bo supplied for
tho nrst year. THIS will be charged
ns loan and must bc eventually re.
funded to tho state.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04

There's : wonderful work for the people
to do
In Nineteen hundred and Seven.
4 work needing hands niat are willing
and true
In Nineteen Hundred and Seven.
The schemes of the sFafters to speedily
a.. xiii:
To throttle 'l'e ~ from ship subsidy
Aud keep Iort~g h...' ou Of Uncle
Sans TIL.
in Nineteen Hundred and Seven.
There's need - strong men to stand
forth from the ranks
In Nuc,rGn Hundred aud Seven.
And head oil the schemes of the over;rA
banks .r.
In Nineteen Hundrcd and Seven.
There's great need OF men who are
honest nni square.
To head "ff the money schemes based on
hot air,
And give l" tie people a deal that Is
square
In Nineteen Hundred and Seven.
There's work TO be done to insure the
square deal
In Nineteen Hundred and Seven.
Like putting Rn end to the high tariff
steal
In Nineteen Hundred and Seven.
Tho men yho'ya vuTol ri ,b nu a pri vie
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
DTHth al Mrs J j, Brown.

The ncw ,cnr brought joy ,o some and
sorrow to others. Among the latter. is
Mr.. J, ]. Bro vn and family. Scarcely
had III" uid year rass ii before the spirit
Nf Mrs. Brown passed To it's maker.
She waa torn IN Provo, Utah, No.
vcmbcr -, 1872. and seventeen years
later She became oiIc wife Of Mr., Brown.
In 1902. She came to Elho and has since
rcsiIcd hcr" wit her firmly. About
Is month"; uEo her health begun tn fail
and siure Dhcn she has be ~ couliuci 10
her bed portion Of he time. Sunday
might shc was taken worse and ten
minutys Gttcr o'clock Tuesday morn
ing death released her tired spirit.
\ IN baud and three daughters,
Ellen, IN and Hannah, and two ans,
Tom and John, were at her bpdsidc
when the summons came. The oldest
child IF Ii Ncnrs Of ago and the younges,
&. Iruly. the light of this home went
ont WHEN tl,c mothers voice wHs stillcd
Mrs. own was devoted meu Der OF
he GIholir church md there being no
resident l,ns'or OF TINT demo mination
here the funeral will tnkc place from the
Iipt upal church nj 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Tho lNDEPENDENr extends the gym
pathy Of this community to Mr.. Brown
and family IN ,heir bereavement. May
the momnfy OF their loved ono be Il
beacon light TO guide ,hcm safcly into
the hnrbnr " ctcrn1l lifr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Ihr Srn Mnstr.i:nII.

"Wh.r tile nis ship gold across tine
Ai!amtic,' said d PhrIaielphia banker,
-they prefer to ship it in bars rather
thnn ~ coin I, kses less thut way"
1T lp.,- less!" ...-
Yes, sir. II 81 900 COO in gold coin ls
shipped ncross the sea ii II uil, $500, sos
n,' IT'S arrival. 1t loses fonm l2 to 10
ounces, about 5000, Il rough abrasion,
through knocking Rbout with Tie motion
Of the waves. The sea makes gold lose
weight, you see. the same rs it does
human beings.
"Goid bars lpse less. Ia fine weather
they will lose ab"n, SiG0 tn each million.
! q the mgliest weather they don't lose
over $50. whereas ~ like condition gold
coin have been known tn io-e 500.
"A- gold shipmenr- of Sl0,000,00O
often occur. to make these shipments irr
gold bars instead IL gold coin Is a saving
OF 81 o o or more"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Hls Day OF Fate.

Death from snake bite is somewhat
rare In South Africa. but record case
Is reported from the vc.it. A Boer
named johannes Smit had gone to the
mouth OF the Selous river to shoe,
crocodiles. when he had an exciting
encounter with leopard. Smit would
undoubtedly have met his death II g
large hound which was accompanying
him, had not sprung upcl the wound.
ed animal. enabling Sml. % flrc sec.
o charge. Almost Immediately after
the ihcident, as he was passing through
thick underground, the unfortunate
man was bitten by poi.onous snake
and his death occurred within IN
hour or two.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04

The three rhrrreI ~ ub'au. Hg money
an ser fil - prrtOns"s t,rJ nguin's
Nillii~n Whalcn were Dismissed TINS
morn ~ 10y Superior Judge T.. &. Hart
WtmI"n MiE convicted un Sovcmhrr ~
on u similar charge and sentenced to ten
y"Hr- ~ San Q'"ntiu. Whnlcn wns u
miD ~ stock pr,'nu'cr. ilc auid EhRres
~ wild cnt coming ClnIus Ia a number
~ victims III Sa'rnm"utu. When II was
III covered TINT the Ella ms were value
Il ~, come Of the invraiura had Whalcu
arrested nppn u charge ~ obtaining
money under fhl*s pr"tcnse'. In ask.
,nI that the cEacs br di-missscd. AssiEt.
Hnt Disir Attorney Hughes said TINT
nothing would h" accomplished 10y Try
ing WhnI"n on the other chargcs, fe
pvrr i'll case 81 u coCviGtiul., the SEN
tcnres woulJ naw Ia hn served r"u-
cnrrrn'Iy. Whnlrn In n miidlc.ugo
man, and ln-yrnr a"u'"ncc will deprive
him. ~ liberty dur %" .h,. better years -;
the rrmniuicr ~ his iiic. Sheriff Rccsr.
w." ia WTalcn ~ custody. says the
prisoner niill conducts the business ui
tue mining company hr represents in his
reIi nt the county jii, and that he has
Is ucd stock sincr he has bcrn i'm.
pri-nucul go +ucrHmpn." Hoe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Complaint of tniirnrd n'n.

'bhHlhlnI bI Nniiihfu ~ W.
tho rnilrond cmployca bc,wcrn Spnrks
n,d Denver nrr still complaining oi the
'lnriHg" ~ their Inst pny day, and main.
tan hat IL WA nat line Ia n clerical or
rot bat was l." The i,ct ,hni the railroad
onCnls, nnxioua :" mako u gnol show.
iur - 'hc ir supporters M the litat 81 the
year. ,rlincrntnly hrli back the money
thnt IN * ."ssiy" over time drainage on
the r0nnpnny's resources would not ap.
pear in iha years report.
rho mn AT 'r'cd by ,lie ahnftngo arc
The cn 'iuomcn mud III" cOnduciOra md
hrnlt"ncn nn the division, nnd the total
nmnuut ~ the shortage in estimated by
rrru I" be about siG,00D. They olhim
lhat tho division hna been making very
moor alio wing fot mnnv mnniha nD nc.
count ~ 'lC rrom nmulini ~ over time
whirl, haa been pail, dua to tho con.
vcaicd mud unsatb ,c,oty condition on
Tie diviaion. I,y w'hhnlIing nil the
pay ~ many II the mon and shaving
ever, ones wages Tor HE month, The
management ia ablc. sny The mcn, to
cnrry over si1. 900 expenses untIl ann,h.
~ ycnr, To. the 0rrat advantage of tho
showing ~ 1870
Steps ar contemplated by tho me n
tn compel the fnilroHd iO pay up nt once,
The eli"rinVc IN ,larice came Mt II most
tinppntiuno timr, aud many Christ.
mna VIVA The reverse " merry bccnuao ol
the 'lic'us ~ tho wavrs - Reno journal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
About the OPAL.

Tho opal is sllIcato containing
often as much rs 10 to II per cent OF
water. 1t 10 Of volcanic origin, the
best varieties are white or milky,
these showing most perfectly tho iri.
descent play OF colors. Black opal
is sometimes found, but most speci'
mons are simply poor white opals.
artilcially stained
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Worsa Things Thnn Poverty.

Poverty Is not the worst thing that
can happon to US Unmxed business
prosperity is often narrowing and
hurtfuI. and as when men begin to
clip tho wings OF fowls when they
ny too high. even so Ioos God by the
ministry OF misfortune teach us that
wo must not pass our bounds and
glory too much in worldly things.--
Exchange
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
onaok Don pnctora.

a cmber of tho British Royal Col.
lego OF Veterinary Surgeons says:
"The growth of quaek dog doctors and
bogus medicines during tho last few
years has been simply appalling.
These dog specialists. as they call
themselves. are usually dog dealers
with good knowledge of canine habits
bu. absolute ignorance Of medicine"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Indians Dying from rn-uinumia.

According t" the reports from Walker
river reservation scorra Of Indians ar:
dying with pucumnuin at that point.
On Thursday. according TO mining
mni. WHO arrived from there Inst night,
fourteen II the abnrigincs iicd. Almost
M many hnvc died on proceeding daya.
The weather Mt lint purut has hccn
more severe this season thnu ever known
and tho Indians. poorly eh"l'crrd md
unused to tho severe cold quirtIy sue
cumh to tho disease, Tho death rate in
ihc trihos there has boon high Tor
wcoks and The ravAgcs "f the Iii icarc
Hrpcnra t0 became worse. Tho nttncks
are IT, u mnlignnn, iorm uni The patient
soon euccumb --carsOn Ncwa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Brutal suaoestion.

To obviato the unseemlngly sight OF
women interrupters at election meet.
lngs being torclbly elected, tho pro.
posal has been made that at every
hall mouse should DO kept, which
could be lot loose II neccrsary.--Lon.
don Telegraph.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04

Some OF the London local courts havo
adopted the method of drawing jurors
names from box. in the American
style. Tho London Mail says tho
method has distinctly novel, not TO
say sporting character, about It."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Al The World

is n stage. tnd B1llard's Snow LiDimcnt
playe II most prominent rQrt II Ina no
superior Tor Rheumatism, still juints,
cuta, spraiur, ,nnd all painO. Buy it,uy It
aud you will nlwhya use IL. Anybody
who haa uacd Ballard's Snow Linimcni
Ia living proof Of what il doeR,
Buy trial bottle. 25c,50c, md 81. 90.
Sold by Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
-of -
NniIIl.IiNN lOnD

Before another issue of this paper
1906, with its record NJ accidents, fires
and earthquakes. will hnvc passed iuto
history. And what bloody record il
has! Hardly day has pnssrd since the
year began thu; did not record some
ftightful accident with it1 attendant
loss oi life and property. Ships have
sunk, carrying hundreds ~ people to
wa'ory graves; citICs havo been destroy.
ed 10y earthquake and Hire; ~ clones hnvc
swept through thickly settled scctione
destroying lifo mud property; wrecks on
railroads. lnvo been uf almost daily Oc
currcnce and thousands have been killed
and manned. Death and destruction
have been everywhere.
hut the record ~ 1876 is not all bad.
Our nn'ion hns been at peace and her
people have enjoyed lair share of
prosperity, Onr iiclda aud mince have
pro iurrd ahnnduutly aud aided millions
to- the wealth ~ the nation. There
hnvr hccn no violent outbreaks
rt the people 'ha, have not Wei lied tO
;hr stern dcmauda u 'hc civil law. Our
ucuplc have, IN the main, been pros
porous happy aud con'cutcd.
With The cloainR ~ The year viii come
another. II mny he iuli ~ Joy ar sor
row. but whatever c"mc' i"i ug meet II
bfnycly. II II br,nRa wealth aud hap
pnrRa, let ua mike o hers hnpry. II
sptrow comca, lei ua hear il manfuIly
! As wo bih goodbye iu the old ycHr lei
us grcrl ,hc nrS with q hcIorminn'toi
! Ia lighi It's bli,lca bravcly
/ Will, hcRt wis lice to- all Tor n harp!
prosperous now year, wo bin l0Oc good
| bye.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
IjII:iI.

BRowa IN IIlko, Ncvndn. Janrary ] (,
1907; Mrs. J. J. IIro~n. n native Of
Provo, Utah. aged - years month
3 daya.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
Going Ran,s,v.

II is predicted that American hard.
wood forests will last only a5 years
longer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-04
The FF'.. Li"E y SnTthw"SI.

There is ouCihlug radically wUEg
with the railroad management; when the
people OF seven states are unable to buy
fuel to keep their families from freezing,
This is the news from North Dakota-
ample money, but no coal; suffering and
death in tifiy towns; stores nnd schools
closed; heating and power plants shut
down; farmers burning outhuildmgs
and grain; the only coal obtainable is
brought in by express ill 500 pound
shipments. In Utah, Idaho, Wyoming,
Nevada and Tarts Of OKuhoma and
Colorado the conditions are hut little
better The meeting nf the interstate
commerce commission III st Paul today
To force "A remedy comes none To soon.
Inability To handle all freight offered
for shipment, owing to the remarkable
development Of the business OF the eu-
tire country, is the plea of the railroads.
But it Is no excIsc for failing to supply
tributary territory with the ncccRsarics
of life, at nc muttcr what cosi nf delay
to non n-perishble commoditi es. Smaller
dividend are preferable to frozen cities.
There is IA siGnitirant lack OF ngrce.
ment among the railroad officials who
nitcnpt Io explain aud excuse the pres
cnt fuel fImiap in tile north west. Their
first cry WIS shortage nf cars. Bot the
p-raenco ui thnTs ludH OF empty cars at
St. Paul, Kansas City and other railway
ccnters was roin,cd out. Some nov cay
the Iac'i is oi locomotives; others, the
scarcity Of labor and slOw handling OF
cnrr - yarI and in transit 10y ovcrworkcd
trainmcn. Helpless without increased
terminals is another excuse, while still
others put the entire blame upon coal
dealers II the northwest for not lodging
large or iers earlier. e
There IL II surplusHgc Hnd u congcs.
iion OF freight everywhere and cars are
srnrrc. That il always the case nt this
seas !, ~ hen the crops are moved and
the FORMALLY bad weather causes block.
ndca Bot there are months in the year
when Il would i've easy for cv"ry road
10 establish coal dcpOis, at different
vouia, whence the distribution would
Dp easy when the winter demand begins.
The railroads havc shown their inability
Ia 30 this when miners si rikes thrcnt.
rnpI-NaW York Mail
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
COL. B0RDEVERRY
 ON MOROCCO WAR

a la-ua-rIque .aud uc Io aot care if he get kill or not Z.y ur a. aetIc dark meu symcsmg like y-ur Idiau zay fight lte z. Indian You ulret into a pass in zo-e mountain at book like zc tomb of zc dcad
 "Suddoumout zor. l. yelling m. cct is swarm Aith lo-o Hedouu Hoy are good To mau. zar ambush Ioy shoot from behind very rock btu most Iy zcy 'lcct Zcn zoy s.mp. such a shargr Zry think z-y -1trga right into zat paradi,c of zoir prophet and zey come right up ro z, bayonH Iro zo~c brave soldiers of Frme. nr.. zrm steel to ~t.oI and z,.y arc dri<u back.
 "Zo Bruuns h3lr -uu-. ,.rtau- ncnt Most of bi- guns ar. brrr.N- loadcr- dj-corjod Frnuoa army rjn,-. But h. j- r,or -1", Considering the standard of mmh-ma-lr the colonel matnraiu- this crH mot b. cone su1rd to mean tnat ir NoulJ b, -afr to stand ul aud let oooor tn. Hrdowu poor shots pacItr. ou ou. "Iry nave also zr ~ab.r uhion z,N saoH Nov to use v,ll rut z"l huoV nothing of modern war; No~~ug of z" strategy and zoy or. foolish. Hat Is why zrE loss, -o many mon ald ze French So row Hry sHar4r zr rrroatu4 rifle and are kin by hundreds Hu zcN win when zcy run away Iat dessert and zo-o muuutaiu-. z.N kilD more m" zau h" Hcdouil" Minneapolis Journal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02

Into the most colOrless report of the fighting between the French troops and the Bedouin tribesmen outside of Casa Blanca in Morocco one man now in Minneapolis is able to read the sweat and turmoil of battle. the pitilcs~ glare of the African sun and the barbaric bravery of the fanatical rebels That man is Colonel Gaston BordctcrIS, Wuo is putting on a rifle and pistol act at the Orpheum this week.
 over twenty years ago the colonel served with the French army in Al- geria and he knows what a skimsh with the fierce sons of the desert means. The colonel is Gascou. one of those fire eaters of whom Ro-tant wrote the smashing chorus "The bold cadets of GasconY. swearing. ~waggcr- ing boastfully," and the story of wild fighting under the desert sun loses nothing at his hands.
 "Zc Bedoum. he can fight he k zc brave man, but zo French z"y arrc just so brave, and zey can fight better" said the colonel, as he gave the ciascon twist to his bloodthirsty muustachios and clankcd his heavy sword across the dressing room floor. "Who would know it better gan I' Did not serve in Algier as sergeant "f Spahis. zr finest regiment of Zc grando mmrc of France?
 "Gc Bedouiu, hr--What you call hcom
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
FOX TAME AS DOG
 VISITS MINERS CAMP.

During the greater part of the last six weeks q fox, which cane out of the SaWtooth range. has been accustomed to visit the camp of Paul anl Pat Ivory. near Penny river. and to come at the usual lunch time every day.
 Just before noon. as the two pros pcctors were getting ready for the noon day meal the fox, which was a white one, made its daily appearance and daitcd on the trail until they walked right to its side. It never waited to have hands laid on it. but once it en- tered the cabin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
ST0REKEEPER BLOWN
 THROUGH PLATE GLASS

store at the time of tn" accident Per sons passing heard a loud report and saw sheet of fam" shoot out through the window followed by Finkelstein and shower of broken glass. When they went to Finkelstein's assistance they found that he was uninJured.
 The burning gasolin" was scattered all over the store and almost imme- diatrly the whole interir of the room was in flames. The fire department found difficulty in putting out the flames
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
MORGAN WINS CASE
 AGAINST HENDRICKS.

Judge Moore handed down q decision in favor of the plaintiff today in the case of Morgan VS. Hendricks
 Captain Morgan gets half the royal ly, $5,0O0, and d half interest in the claim.
 The ground involved is on the right limit of Irene creek.
 Cochran and Gilmore were for the plaintiff and Grgsby. Coke Hill, Hobbcs and Bell were for the d"f"nd- ant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02

S.NN FRANrGSCo.-BiH Squires nariy suffered another knockout yes irraal-.our more serious than that at r"Ima--whcn d jet of steam shot over alur as he lay sleeping in tank at the eucalyptus oil factory near San Rafael.
 Whenever the Australian heavy weight becomes h"mrsick he visits the oil factory and rcvcls in the odor of oiS native forests. He likes to crawl into one "r the great boilers in which the leaves are robbed of their sap of pWulcnl odor by jets uf squirting steam. ur always waits. however. until tn" -tr,un is shut of
 II was "but Monday for Squires. ~u he left Shanrtm's training quarters
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
TWO MAILS
 COMING

William McManus, chief clerk of the railway nail service has just received word that the second mail for Nome from the outside left Gibbon on No- vember 27
 The first mail left there on the goth, so that they are just one weeks jour ncY apart.
 As the first is expected to arrive De- ccmbcr II or 12. the second may be cX- pectcd to come before the 20th
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF
 LAND OFFICE APPOINTED.

Visitors at ta" office of thr clrrk of the district court Were a-toui-hcd this moruiue to find rnal cigars Wrr" being given ana> free. Inquiries int" the phenomenon proved that a deputy clerk and deputy r"-tsrar of the laud office was appointed yesterday morning at o'clock Tine new oHotl has spent all his Inf. in Alaska and carpet bag sing is crime of which ur f., ahso- lutcly sultlcs~.
 All wuo have seen him are mmi- the cath in various places con the 5th young fellow wciehtng over r. pounds,
 Mrs Dunn and her son are rroeros- siue most faNmahly under the care rI Dr Mustard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
MAIL SERVICE EXCELLENT:
 ASH MAKES TRAIL HEAVY

Nuggets Special Service by X T X T
 Co.'S ongDistance TelcpnoncD
 SHELTON. Dee. 2.-Thp mail service to these parts from Nome has been excellent during the present year.
 A round trip has been made weekly since the stopping of the trains.
 The ashes have fallen so thickly in some places about here that th" trails are very heavy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
CORDELIA L. M. NOBLE. Law Stenographer Notary Public Lessons in shorthand and
 typewriting. 21 Golden Gate Hotel.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To C. ]. olsen and N. A. Nelson, and to their heirs and assigns.
 You, and each of you, are hereby no. tified that l nave expended during each of the years 1905 and 1906 one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Blizzard on the left limit of and adjoining the lower half of No. : abov" on Anvil creek in the Cape Nome Re cording district. District of Alaska, To- cation notice recorded in Vol S5 Page 429, records of said district
 And you. and each of you, are fur ther notified that if you do not within ninety (90) days from the date of tn ;, final publication of this notice cause to be paid to the undersigned your pro- portionate share of said expenditure your interest in said claim will be- come the property of the undersigned under section 2.324 of the Revised Stat utes of the United States.
 WILHELM ANDERSON.
 Date first pub. Nov. 1S. 1907.
 Date last pub. Feb. 15. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-02
Nuggets Special Service.

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