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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-08
WHITNEY SIGNS TRAINER.
A. j. Joyner viii Look After His
Stables.

New York March HAIRY Payne Whit
ney has announced that he has engaged
A. J. Joyner as trainer for his racing
stable i'm place Of the late John J. Rog-
erS
Jack" JOyner ranks as one of the best
trainers in the country. He handled a
big stable for Sydney Paget up to last
season. when the latter sold most of mis-
horses. He brought out and developed
such good horses in recent years as
Water Boy. Water Cooler. Hamburg
Belle. Cairngown. Water Pearl and
Charles Edward.
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QUITE BELIEVABLE.

Catholic Standard and TimesD
Ascum--I understand some doctors con-
tend that onions are good for weak
nerves Did you ever hear of that2
Dr. Bright-No. but I can readily i'm
agine that they'd be rather good for a
weak breath
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HOPPE AGAIN WINNER.

Chicago. March 7-will C. Hoppe To-
night won the handicap billiard contest
with Calvin Demarest. the final score for
the six nights play being: Hoppe, 400.
Demarest, 1885 Demarest won fonishts
block by q score of GIG to 100.
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MANTI, 80; S. L. H. s., "a.
(Speeial to The HeraJd)

Manti. March The basketball game
between Manti and the Salt Lake High
school resulted in a score of 80 to q in
favor of Manti.
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 7-Finishingl
under wraps. Sam Hildredth's horse Mee-i
lick won the derby at Santa Anita park
this afternoon with such ease that1tne
race was really a farce. The field DlQke
to a nice start, but the winner fOFstdNtO
the front at once and taking the lead was
never headed to the wire. On Fle back
stretch, Smirker made bid Tor fIrsl
place, but after managing to get up ID
third was forced to quit ia the stretch
Jockey Schilling rode the winner Nee
lick opened at 3 to and closed at 4 to
>, being well played at the closing price.
First ii-st' race. five and one-half kmIongs.
selling-Lord of the Forest. 40 EShriner,
to >. won; Don DOmO. 10 Pres ON, TO
!. second: HaltOn. 80. Martin 20 TO ],
third. Time-1:06 40. Ban Lsda Daisy
Frost and Taylor George finished as
named.
Second race. three and one-half fur
longs, purse-HOrace H.. 112. Preston, 9 70
.. second; Force. 10S. Schliing. 9 10 J.
third. Time-:4 3-5. Matte Russell. Col
ored Lady and Furnace finished as
named.
Third race. one mile. seHing-Rubinon,
100, Lloyd, to :. won; Gateway. 106
Schilling. to ). second: Red Reynard.
100, Shriner u to /. third Time-l:39 So.
Bauble. Perry Wicks, EscamadO. Don
Hart. Master Lester Rudabek and Bird
of Passage finished as named
Fourth race mile and a quarter, the
Los Angeles Derby. 5000 gUaGanLS I'D
Meelik 127 Schilling. 4 to ). won, 1arly
Tide. 10 Knapp. 9 TO l. second; AagaI line.
127. Burns, to /. third. Time-g:W 20
Stanley Fay. Center Shot and SEfrker
finished as named
Fifth race, six furlongs, seliing-Mer-
rill III. Burns. TO , won Wisteria Us.
Moriarity. 10 to 1. second; Royal Rogue.
100. Smirker. 30 to I, third. Time IA So.
Prince Frederick Dulcinea. Sharpboy Slv
Ben and Money Muss finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlOngs. selling-Boogar
Red. 112. Lloyd. to ]. won; Orcagna, 1i2.
Harty, 3 to I, second; Chief Desmond 10g
Shriner. 10 to ], third Time-1:13 2-5. BIZ
Barbette, Aristotle and Wise Child fin
ished as named.
Seventh race. mile and an eighth. sell
ing-SilVer Skin. 100, Shriner. s to ., Won
Ellie Ill. Harty. 13 to D. second; Associate.
lO7. Schilling. 13 TO TO- third. Time-1:53 %.
Lord ROssingtOn. Lady Laughter and JO-
sic Wheeler finished as named.
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Parkinson

Gunn- HOisingtOn. R G............... Cooke
Goals From Field-McNeil. 1; Metcalf, 6;
Hofmann 4: Gum, /; Hoisngton, l: Nc
Neil 8; Evans. 3; BrOssard, 3; Parkinson
I. Free ThTows-Metcalf. 3; Evans, :,
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WHITE sox NO. 1 WINS.

Los Angeles. March The Cl,icsoo
American team No ] defeated Los A.
geles today, to 3 Five of 1hicaso !,
runs were made in the eighth isnInr
Score:
,,,,4-.. r. II. r.
Los Angeles .--..-.-......... -
Batteries-Walsh. White. Smith and S,,l-
Ivan; Randolph and Coleman, Easterlv
and Hogan.
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ChappeIle Neb., March THE Ameri-
can car reached here at $50. Driver Rob
erts said he hoped to reach Sidney, TWEEN
ty-five miles west, before stopping for
the night
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Sidney Neb., March THE American
car in the New York-to-Paris automobile
race arrived here at $40 tonight and will
remain until tomorrow morning, when the
start for Cheyenne will be made
The run from Julesburg. Colo, TO this
place was made in the face of a high,
hitting wind.
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Leavenworth, Kan. March The army
car, carrying a message from General
Grant i'm New York City to Colonel r.
H r. LOughbrough commandant at Fort
I,eavenWorth. arrived here at IL 80 o'clock
this morning. The exact running time
from New York was Is days hours 81
minutes.
Practically the whole garrison of Fort
Leavenworth turned out to meet the car.
1t was escorted to the fort by the Seav-
enworth Automobile club with fifty ma
chimes.
Irwin Pinover New York newspaper
man. who carried the message, delivered
it to Colonel Loughborough a few min
utes after arrival
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MAY STOP LONG
DISTANCE RACE
New York Man Objects to
BronChoS Running From
Ogden to Denver.

Denver, March w. o. Stillman of
Albany, n Y. mas appealed to the gov
errors of Colorado. Wyoming and Utah
by letter to enforce the laws and pre-
vent the carrying out of the plan for
an endurance race from Ogden, Utah, to
Denver, a distance of over 800 miles.
These exhibitions, Mr.. Stillman says
in his letter to Governor Henry A. Buch-
tel OF Colorado. "are little better than
the bull fights which we are prone to
condemn in the MeXicans and give color
to the feeling which exists in many parts
of the country that the myriads of live
stock which are allowed to perish from
starvation and exposure on the north
western ranges are allowed to go to their
fate with d brutal indifference to their
agony and sufferings on the part of those
who should be held responsible for them.
Governor Buchtel has not yet signified
whether or not he will take any ac-
ton in regard 10 the proposed race.
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Omaha. March THE Italian car
reached Omaha at Sis. 1t was escorted
by an immense crowd. including almost
every Italian in the city. which cheered
it wildly as it made its way up Farnam
street to a local garage. 1t will leave
here tomorrow.
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Governor Cutler was seen yesterday and
said that he had received such a letter
from Albany. and that it had been re
ferred to State Humane Officer DR.. Beat
tie with Instructions to stop the race
if necessary
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CLASS SHOWN IN
UNDINE STAKES.
Ten High Bred Youngsters
Start, but Rank Outsider
Lands the Coin.

San Francisco, March 7-Tln h saiy
bred youngsters faced the bssrrislI at
Emeryville today in the Undihe stakes
which paid 2160 to the winner. The race
was captured by the Duke of Milan one
of the rank outsiders, quoted at Is to l.
Lee Rose the favorite, was second. and
was followed to the wire by the added
starter, Mozart.
TayoFa ran d sensational race In the
Golden Gate handicap. At the start she
was turned sideways as the barrier broke.
but Gilbert under brilliant ride, closed
like a cyclone but could not quite get
up and lost first money to Judge Nelson.
The weather was clear, but the track
heavy. Results
First race. Futurity course. selling
Belmere. ia, (W. Miller. 3 TO s. won; Phil
igoe. l0I, Davis, 10 to ], second; Irl-
umphant, ll3. (SCOVille). II 10 ?. third.
Time-1:14 Prestige, Duke of orleans,
Nappa. Elevation, Prince Brutus, Con
vent Bell and BatidOr finished as named.
Second race. mile and seventy yardf
selling-Alsatian. 104 CW. Miller), TO 81
won: Lassen. 109 (HeathertOn). 10 to
second PontOtOc. 112 fScOvillel, Q to
third. Time-1:d San Gil. Lampadromf
The Broker. Mary Candiemas and Sena
tor Warner finished as named
Third race. mile and sixteenth. Goldel
Gate haudicap-Judge Nelson l05, Mus
gravel IS to /. won, TdVOra, y. (GllDertf
7 TO 1. second; Fred Bent, 100. (kirsciy
baughJ. p to g. third. Time-l:5 81 20 -
gar Lighter Ovelando. Royal MaxinN =.
Leaf and Byronerdale finished as nafaed
Fourth race. four furlOngs, Unene
stakes-Duke of Milan, f0S (Pos3, Is tc
l. won: Lee Rose. III, (Musgrave). l3 %
10, second; Mozart. Jos, (ScOville), Is to n
third. Times 40 El Picard. WOOD
lander. Bull Holland. Vatican. Steel. Bill
Eaton and Blameless finished as named
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
seIling-Dorado, H. CIV. Miller, to p
won: Warning. ia. tHayesl. = 10 sec
ond: Reservation, 113. CButwelD, 7 TO 3
third. Time-1:49 40 Taunt Bellmence
Lone Wolf. SenendOah and Tancred fin
shed as named
Sixth race. five and one-half furlongs
Decoto handicap-St. Francis 105. CIV
Kelly. 4 to 1. won, Preeu. ia. tDuganl
l3 to TO- second; Tom Shaw %. (Hilde-
brandt, 3 TO ]. third. Time-l.0o SO Grace
c.. Squire Johnson, Silver Stocking
Blanche c. and Hector finished as named
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From Field-Miller l; HorsfalI, >: Stew
art. Z: Hammond. 6; Hofmann, g. Hois-
ngton, I. Free Throws-Miller. 4; Ham
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Goals from FieId-McNeH. 5: Evans Q;
Brossard. s; Egbert. /; La Groan, l; Ham
ilton. /; Ashton. 5. Free Throws-Evans.
8: Hamilton. 3
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY UNDER
 EXECUTION.

In the District Court. District of Alas
 La S'rceaa Division
 Miners X Merchants Bank If Ala
 Ed. q Corporation. PIlmfn. VI. T.
 r Lane Company. Corporation.
 Defendant
 i'ndef and bs virtue of au Alias Writ .nf Execution issued out or Che District Court. District of Alaska. Second Di- vision. on the 2Ilh day of July. lsos. In The abuNr entitled action. wherein the Miners X Merchants Bank of Alaska. | corporation. k plamtn and the r. T. Eaue Company. corporation. k de fauilut, the undersigned United StatoS Marshal for the District of Alaska. second Division, has levied on all the right. title and interest of the said r IF. Lanr Company. corporation, in and to the following described placer mining claims situate in the Cape Nome Recording District, District of Alaska xlz.:
 MaudeIine Fraction. being 2d tier bench on left limit If NJ. Il above dis eovcry on Anvil Creek.
 Diadem Placer Mining Claim. being first tier bench on the left limit of No. II above Discovery on Anvil Creek:
 Little Jim Fraction. between the Matte Claim on Nickila Gulch and No x above, Specimen Gulch,
 No. G below Discovery on Anvil Creek,
 No. { below Discovery on Anvil Creek.
 And notice is hereby given that on the 21th day of August, 1908. at la o'clock noon. of that day. at the front
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BILL TAFT
 ANECDOTES

m-l44 but .H .ls. usaslau Lr Taft a.
 ud-a a,.e.l teau.t john " n.trsu at- taur..a-a ausa r. ,ne an,r- .aa..u.r appealed abe ,a. and
 .l Iuf.# r.lt=aH aaath,r s#.as.aa #.H u..4 NEma T Har,F our aT as er.at atslI-.# #aia utraarI hr- .m. s.y.H1r ul eaio ieruet. a- tr- r'isrr .f i alraad. md paid ssooog t' certain shippers. hut Was able ta s."E Iudea Taft that the payment was au etsieafaH h, had nbcrited. Ac- e.HlH- ta .H- TnAHug Nr Taft ,p- uaiHzmeHt tath. t.anirufne# uas eor-,t .n am- When asa.l hy President Me kulaF rp tre.rt t#e fazt. he said- "Nh am Hat ta. nan yau want T1 HeeH with. H,vgr approved af k..plae tHe tauHtir.- WHeraraa MeRin're toi1 him aat to aurrg about rar. ue dtdur arpraea.
 Lsman Abbott on.. described Mir raft as "a great brain and great heart in a great body It is certain thaf h. i=a good naturel man. fond .of Iaueh'er and not hunting trouble He i= f~ld re-Iau=ibl- f4r the sounds If mirh thai -. af..u eoms fr,rn the r.sidsaf' 4aar.. n Washington IT k <. wonder tha .- has escaped having Inc niebuama "LHu. Sunshine lacked an him. He has been called "the mer- ry caHiidHte. and his i1vial manner and friendly haua-hahe justify it He has n. humorous poin of yirv which
 much better than being the author af frequent hau mafs.
 Although ais brother Charles is a millionaire. tHe seerrtare ,s said ta be p paar man and he the way, have vou
 rer h,ara If paltleal candidate lax ing much str,ss au the fact that h,
 - a saf, Iis'am.e rfum IE. WafkHausc- It E said that when Mr Taft returne, from the Philippines he had only Si..
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duur uf the United Stat court Huue-. now occupied as such. m u4. Cu. of Nome. Bi-tr of Alaska. Nn pun auaut tn -a.d execution and I.tv ,u at puh-te austeu the above d,# arlh,d Hroperty and all the iutsr.t thlt thg defendant had therein uu tH- .f dae af May. lsos being thr day on which the judgment was daek.ted n the cape Nome Recording District and aii the Interest which thc said drrandmt uN have had therein at any lime fhrre- after to the highest and best bidder for cash. ta satisfy the balance due au the judgmcnt in said action, amounting ta nine hundred and eighte--ix 8gH9r= and farly-six cents. together ufh ac- eruiur interest. cazts and expenses or sale.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. July ea. 1sos
 Y. C. POWELL.
 United states Ma hal District
 of Alaska Second mlisf1u.
 By F ". THOMPSON.
 Chief DepHty
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SUFFRAGETTES INA
 STIR OVER FINES

SNS FRANCISCO etH V.r..# zsa.a Hf- itte at tHe== .r#-ra4r. a4H e= aH,d-"
 SHah a tHi- had lust h=a 4aa4tea af Inc #,..iau ~ tE. .ata =lltla5 l..a- Hittee af the Woman. FTHv ~88rter 7ssorTTtf'u zTzt.rty ufeHuwr vu-r Nr Nry F twHt=e.- -trr.a.,a.f#sa. te- rsum. Sine aearI af tl If aa...
 "I u zIlfH== zft.a#7#FH-. HHr.f= fml -t,ae., jarHtf hon. I#auf b. m.f-zaHaa t-a.ea#s- aaHH
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DEMOCRATIC CARTooNIsTs MAKE , STEAM ROLLER OUT
 OF HIM.

If William II Taa t-Htzr bs= ana hnuu= h, au uasr.ou.. elam at ba.t 4f distinction when compared Alb us nf his ri,drr,--ot= at the White House Hc aiu h. te biggest president uhe gutd stue- ,err had Ja=t ..as much atsr aoa paua he a.irie i- a matter naor which fl, ---rrftf. preserves Ismurd ..f.Her. bat j. 5~ -aI.- r. -ae tHu he a.isBz a- Ha.H a- >au and yaur u.ieilnf lut ta=s'..t uls tea -al.d a,sh he be-n t..,. -HI- leet ef considerable mirth .Hri4 and eD44ral-.. anal tls cartaaui-ts A4ee made if a e5Here#au- az the s..la- ing teeth If P,r=iarat E4a=aeeat a4 as.. iuttup ia0 ar Speaker Cannon
 Even -o grave gentleman as Nr Justice Brewer. of the Gmtyd St4frs supreme count. ouer made a jake If Mr Tafr~ expense. He w1s. =aiI Mr Brewer. the pontest of mon .Why~ he explained. Fl once -au him give ur his seat to three ladies" S,rr,tar If State Root is credited with an official iibc at his pandcrois colleague. The latter aa< in the Philippines and an the occasiou af Ionrue, on an Import ant mission wired tar department.
 "Arrir,d -ar" and -"pu after riding loo miles mutenagE"
 
 "cungraulate yuu. How lis the mulae"
 The democratic extremists depicted Mr Taft as steam roller When ho Was q hoy hc was called "Ie1d Head and Cotton Body" because nf his un- fortunate propensity of landing on his head whenever he fell.
 The New York tribune loyaIly in- sists that the secretary is not by any means soft man physically. and gives Illustrations of his prowess In his college days. it appears. he was a fine wrestler. and 1t even goes to cite an authority to the effect that Mir Taft is better put up man than John L. Sullivan. the authority being Mr Taft senior His modesty in not claiming that his son could Tick Sullivan is striking. Mir Taft. like many fat peo- pie. was fine dancer. and quick on his feet. He could also use his fists. and 1t is on record that he stretched out a powerfully built stone mason with one blow. The mason's offense lay in in- timidating voters at a polling booth where Taft was a scrutinizer
 It is not every judge who has the moral courage to fine his own father
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the United States Commissioner Court, District of Alaska Second pi- vision. Nome Precinct. Hrfalr Hon orabIr F. F. FaHrr Emitted States Commi-= toner and ax-atteio Probate Judge
 In the matter of tho estate of Smth <. MeCord. deceased
 Notice Is hereby given that tbe uu- dersigned has been appointed admin istrator of the estate of Smith < Nc Cord. deceased All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present theH. Uirh the proper voucherz. within six t1 months from the dats uf the Gr-J pub- iieation of this notice. tn the under signed as such administrator. at tEe office of John T. Reed, Board of Trade Building, 9o2 FTont street. Nome. Alaska. the same being the place rar the transaction of the business of saia estate
 Dated Nome, Alaska, July 24, l90S
 JOHN II. DUNN.
 Administrator of the Estate of
 Smith $ MeGord. deceased. First pub July 94 1908
 Last pub. Aug II. 1seS
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GENERAL SLAUGHTER OF
 RUSSIAN JEWS IS PLANNED

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I-fHHHantue ta- haar1 Hf education for ga..s Ha4. =all=s=
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HIS EXCUSE

euers. waiter. r,rs #..-. I ais sHup." auetly exclaimed r#a aa. tum"r m tHs restaurant
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kitchen and said br ssaId sa rl=e- Vlerz tp rrt hiz breakfast T4yIgF overheard tht- and made remark that caused Gra==man ta #trtka hum With Hts h.t r E aIIrre4 by tIe persecution fhti iah Iaf immediately drew tu au- t"maae revolver and hfe1 thre- shots at Gra-smaH following the first fu-u- Hd" Nith faur others while the wound ri man Mas en the ground six of the shnt= entered hi= hadH HI t.e other was dsHerfed hs 2 wallet containing mauez Grls-mau died in hospital fhrer hours latrr
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QUARREL OVER BOILED
 EGGS ENDS IN MURDER

SN&# FEA&tISe samuel IL Thy iaI. T Eank u th. ttHefIau elmI, ef Iii. EuIau Improvement geuaHz HHe I= changed aH. HaEiar shat and hH= sd Jfaah l t,ta= mHu 6lW~Hs 4uuli .N.t i IgIIsad El.aEft#I- ..sf=
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GETTING WISE.

"G notice you have taken t." COW - catcher un the engine said t.. ut.- =ruErr on the rural raI.uad
 Yes replied The eauIHHfar aIfl n wink "v" never run ..r lnr mrra ruv- Since thr ftrmrr Htv- t. covered that the autawuhEs a.s.r. pay more for the Killing IF a ya4 tHaH th, railroad th.N turu ,u,M suf #n fn. pike instead of uu f#, ffuG- Ex
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

Miss l.. r. Thomas has aarusa a typewriting and steuor.phfT exchange on Second street, pppei it, n, Masonic Temple.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

Remington Typewriter. nearly new. sale or rent Don 4. Stewart. Nome Realty Bldg. Main POS
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft, Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

aou la nj. uamr aud thai when he and Mrs Taft tao" tbeir Imp around me world MI Secretary Rad t5 act az his Wif,'- maid
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

z. Braten, upholsterer. 4th and steadman ave. Work at your own house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18
MATTERS
 RECORDED
Proof Of Labor.

Great Western group, situated be- tween Dry creek and Newton NJ. l. for year ending Doe. 8i. Ise,. Mike Youuc
 sunny Has [. l.. 'aerrr raIsh fer year ending Dec aI. lsus. christ Gi- brrt
 Waller claim. IL. Peluk creek for year ending Doe aI Ise>. eha-. e=- thus
 Lode Location. ,4ua4n If saba al head If Newton gulsa. Aug lo laos Mike Young Happy August. al head of Newton suleh Aug 10. lsaS Nike Young kiug Solomon at head of Newton suieH Aug lo iso> Mike Yluug Happy Jack assoc claim. about ous ni'e 0.st of Hastfae- creek. May s5 lens. lpzsrh Henatich st aL
 Locations. The SalW Wianuf. nu beach near Blun Iun,.d iso>. oea l. sehodrJd rt al
 Deed.
 +. " Larson rf pL te Edwin Brad ,esn Discovery lade claim Extension No. north lpde claim Extension No 1 s,ath leas claim. Aug II. l9as
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

Imported coburser draft beer on tao at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

Civil engineer. 2S ys4t 413 eiv eaar experience on field md construction work. desires work Nurly Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

Lemp's Extra Pale imported Draf, Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

Rooms from Sf5 up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms.