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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
CHINAMEN BELIEVE
 SHAN WAS MURDERED

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
JOHN ElLINGSTON
 DIED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

Johu EIIingston died "f pneumonia yesterday afternoon al 1 ao o'clock in Holy Gross hospital. after au illness "r nine days duration.
 lie was formerly foreman for th, Wild Goose company on the Jupiter claim. and al the beginning "t his ill- ness he was operating on the Bella Kirkc claim. Dry creek belonging To Wood and Chilbcrg His wife died last September al Eagle Harbnr Wash lon and left two boys and one girl who now live al that place.
 The funeral will take place tomor- row afternoon al o'clock from Went Worth's undertaking parlors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
Think He Is Located.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
HARTLEY
 IS ON TRIAL

The trial of Eartley who is chars ed with stabhing with intent tp wouni Jack Lowell at Diskaket. k occupy ing the attention of the district court tp- day Two witnesses were rxaminel and Attorney Cochran moved to quasi the indictment when a recess was talk en.
 The following is the jury A II Anderson. NJ ]. Burn. A. Gauer. Chas Brown Fred Grain. r. IT. Burlev George James. ] J. McGreal I,i. Shep- hy J. E. Ross John RoswaId and Frank Kapp, lman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
STILL THE BRIGHTEST

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
WILL HOLD SHORT DOG
 RACES IN 4 FEW DAYS

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
COULDN'T
 CHANGE IT

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 If was hry tender aHa --aeI -.-a tu thc recipient mm h. naed In a-. it. Several rof-s wer- tried Iia eaa not pureha-, postage -taar uar raHT brushr- with l- good maurs Na ag# in town ~a- prolfued te -te- aa. $e9a.15 in chanso. no marttr seHa II g"t in return. Personal appeal --- tried n vam His bs-t n..nd- .N- hihited an fneXplieahle r.urtIHe, 7. change th~ bill If Ue- uo mara u-. than eartlaaa ar Chimes. Hoa.> aHH worried its ennar about as Hu.a r. purhctsins p"Na wa- zr-tHz rs= fHFi Che same amount iu rf.af'.4. HeH-, certificates.
 What nc niH lo With # k qua- ti"u. The onIe place il can be changed into hit~ of less denamiHau.a Is II the banks. which rh,> arr y,ie r,ads To ae fiji el+afiH- hou=e certificates
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

aea Che construction "f lt hls h"sa contemplated ftr ~o#s Vesrs The af- esf ucWz fhaf aI. Che H,ee~safs muls h4tr bs.u secured and that the preliminary arrr-ru,#t- #r# uaa ffpuf#
 Inc water from tH. ditch can Ea asaa Tor th. dumr. ammd lfeuy creek
 aelI a- fae tHe gfauuJ around rGa
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
DINNER TO PERCY elAreHFoRo

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
MUCH MORE SNOW THIS
 YEAR THAN LAST YEAR

That luc snow fuit between BrcrH- hrr and Amt l af the present Vin- for has been far greater than that of The prrrrdihp winter is seen hy the figures complied hy Asshut Gihsou nf The government weather bureau.
 During the period mentioned iu tlc winter af lao5-n> the zuuU fall maS
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
PRICE PAID FOR
 TEAM WAS s1.9oo.

Thr amning tean lu the All-Alaska Sweepstakes was knocked duwu to- day To Albert Fink. tar owner. fp. the sum of $l.9oo
 The leader brought $Gau. and Mayor Baldwin the aucIi"urcr. says he eHl, regrets there Were no ladir~ present to make a hid for The driver
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
BUYS BESSIE BOXES
 FOR SPRING CLEANUP.

The Eureka Mining company has purhcas,d ta, -luiee boxes of the Bes- sic henca and aa~ removed them To th" Eureka claim tn preparation for The cleanup in ih, spring
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

ao.5 inches and dHfhe tAe eoraa- spending period m ear winter ot laaf- a1 tao fau Waz 44p iuch,.
 Measured a~ water tHe. sHaN af tEe period Haurd in Inc present NuGe. would epai s5a Inches 1.ilr inc snCW in the same pcr.,f L =,-s winter "as sgtaal ta 2.74 inches
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
ANOTHER BIG DITCH WILL
 BE BUILT NEXT SUMMER

Advices just received from \. G. Blake. tHe Wylt-kuuHu surveyor. trt tn thr effect that French consul Schneider will begin m the summer ta,. construction ct in. big vaters#v from psburue creek ta thc rising sr"uud along r4ss coast below Fart Ba- 4is. The duru Will follow the rtsh ground at IHa head of Cunningham
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

creek down fu Hastiugs or as ftr as Heee~-aft and possible.
 Tae water MI he taken fr"H o-- horne ,ferk. huf from place much higher up tE9u thaI from Whtca rfe water al tHe Northwestern ditch is taken.
 Part ef the site 4f the ditcH and almost all af l. las beeu >ufecye4
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
LABORDE
 DISCHARGED

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
STRIKE WATER WHERE
 PAY WAS FOUND

water on the bench of Na l. Little creek. where pay Was found hast month
 The raystrrak uncovered ou tH,. ground is helicYrd In he an extension af the Portland bench streak and prr- Surb.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

The Japanc~s house of representa- tives consists nf 900 ushmers elected by ballot, each member receiving a salary Its house If peers consists of members of the royal family princes and marquiss. counts. viscounts adu harons elected as representatives of the several orders. and persons elect el for seven years by and from tn. l5 highest taxpayers in each city and prefecture.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
TAKES OUTFIT

Cuali.t JaH.- a- taken an eutGf Ha lhe 4taaaH an sIfeh ba recently auld as fe pear.d -"afh If tr- ~ahmarl. beach Hu. rut k lh- --e- 1nl clam west #t fa. afo sra s-yar# The auttit consists in rari af gal taNs frmr and 4 la-hor=epaNvr boiler.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

 SEES BEAR

Martin Slt-entieh. e..az r.lme. iu irnr. Sti-rn.~ ruadh"u-- th- morning rs- ports HaNing sscu r4a hi1Ck h,rfe Hrar I.atsrn'- raadhausa He dezcithe- tn,m as Inc largest even -.-u iu ln" eawtry and eeerfI laed sraff-meH have -ieHitied thr4r intauan uI sona un a huut.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
CLAUSEk PLEADS NOT
 GUILTY

Antone cluuscn, who t- charged with the murder or Rnh Ford al Ker- walk, pleaded mol guilty today in inc district court
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
POTATOES,
 I5 LBS. SI.00

With purchase If other grae-ries ta &s or over we offer r. pounds of best puiatoes for sl Mil continue this H-ee our popular anl very successful Special Sale All goods 25 per cent to 5e per cent below mar lsrt Get our new price list
 Carnatiou Milk g cans ...- Sioo caruatinn Milk with B casH oth-
 er groceriesl per ease -.-.... 4.95 Standard Mnk. 10 cans ... 100 Coffee. fresh ground 5oe cans .3s Cabbage. cans -.--.-.-........ -25 String Beans. cans ...-....... 25 4 R H ER. EWiN & C o. 4 R C H E R. EWlN S C o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
ANNIVERSARY
 OF SLIDE

Yesterday Palm Sunday. was the tenth aHuNef-art of the greatest dis aster that ever occurred m Ala-kf This disaster Was the great suuu sLIl. in thr Thkoof Pass. when 5o add p,apir arrc killed
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
SAYS SAM SAMPSON
 RECEIVED FIVE YEARS

Jack Samuclson. who recently arriv- cd from the outside and who has left for American river. said that il is q fact that sam Sampson did receive five years in the peutcntary Cor shooting up a bank.
 NIT. Samuelsan made tine remark at Kaltag to certain prominent resi- dent of Nome who k now in the city. The story has been in circulation of course. for some time. but was never confirmed
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
GOING TO
 HOT SPRINGS

The following will leave for Kruz- gamapa hot springs tonight: NJ. E Atkinson and Mrs. Atkinson. Albert Fink and Mrs Fink Cader Powell and Miss Faith Powell Paul Kjcgsted and !. Berger.
 New laid eggs. Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
selDeNveRG ARRAlGNeo

r.. S,i.irnsers ..s aarais "a today ~n fH, aHarge nf I...sitt. ald was EiE- eu uutH a.Nt Wedre-ft. q. ia F. m ta HlraH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
WILLIS ARRAloNEo.

W. D. Wills who is charged with larceny from a warehouse, teas ar- raigard toda> and will plead at 10 80. m- tomorrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
LOPER GETS
 THREE YEARS

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
<. CARLLIS JOHN CARI.IIS.

NJ land animal k known ta have naturally poisonous flesh There are. however. several fish whose flesh is deadly
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
BABY GIRL.

\ pretty babs girl wsa born ycstcr- day to Mrs Bartlett wife af A II Bartlett. of the Spit
 Dr. Mustard aas in attendance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
TAKING OUT PAY.

6hc-Iey and McIHehlau nave started f" take "ut the pa> east of Chamber laH'~ ground on Jc-s creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

The prodigal son gets the fatted veal but the prndigal daughter is lucky to get plate of cold hash-Chicago News.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13
CARD OF ThANk s.

%s.fe. Alaska. April 1. l90N W wish ta thank the many friends Vna -haH a their sympathy hy Wnsa4 $ q d..,..- .H tI. l44- a- our brother Autani tarlHs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

Nome Bras Band Grln4 Annual EaH Arrn E. Eagle al3 New rrper- tuIr- Tieb bet- s4un Ladies fr--
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

eaul aIfe#Hz t#. hra H tHe Iamh tf1u#z- @rsr, r. -ld H,r-a rrrtsvvt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

A. B. C.. Lemp's. and Red. White and Blue bottled beer at "The North .ern." 25 cents a bottle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

Gibraltar k fine -malIe-i Brius. pos session. T. measures Ia-- than ta" square miles. Canada i~ thr biggest ~ith 274s ooo square miles
 over 6o miles of tunnel hnye he.n cut nut of the rock of Gibraltar
 Nh other nation in the world a0u- sn much absolutely useless territory as the British. Banks Land. rIns, Alher, Land Victoria and EaHn Iaui with hundreds of other Arctic Islands are at present quite useless
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-13

Granite Mining Candles are the be..
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03


of Inc Fiftynnth Congress, after well
ary had smothered all of labors antniunction bills
legislation this subject unless of the
1uced to take favorable action On May 16 1906 III.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Brotherhood
comotve Flremen and Englnemen and Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen, Mr. Sherman letter explain
ing the situation. Mr. Fuller asked Mr. Sherman he
would be willing to sign petition for early call for
republican for the purpose of considering
lect Mr. Sherman never 'iegned to answer Mr. Fnlers
letter.
Shernan's Bitter Opposition.
Mr. Sherman is member of the house committee
interstate and foreign During the second
sion of the Fiftynin Congress- when the bill limiting
the hours of railroad employees before that commit
tee Mr. Sherman endeavored to the adoption of
amendment making it a crime for railroad employees to
work than sixteen consecutive hours This amend
ment, had it been adopted would have worked
hardship and injustice to railroad employees for the
that it is the railroad companies and the
poyes who the conditions under which employees
compelled to work excessive hours. The railway
ganizaton opposed the Sherman amendment but Mr.
Sherman tried his best to its adoption his idea be-
ing throw the responsibility the employees and
upon the management 1t was on Mr. Shernan's
ton that the word knowingly inserted in the BILL
the effect of which had it finally been adopted
put upon the government each prosecution the burden
of the proof that the railroad company had knowingly
violated the law 1t Mr. Sherman who insisted upon
substituting for the sixeenhour bill submitted by the
railroad employees of his own and which
tanned loophoes that the employees preferred
it defeated rather than passed in such objection
able form.
When the modified bill passed the house ii
a conference committee of which Mr. Sherman was a
member He voted against making the employees bill
basis for the legislation
Wanted Longer Hours.
Mr.. Sherman voted in conference to increase the
hours of telegraphers from nine to twelve
Mr. Sherman voted in conference to limit the time in
which suits could be brought against railroad companies
for violation of the act from three o year
Mr.. Sherman, member of the conference
mittee the railroad bill in the FIfty-nnth
favored and agreed to amendment which pro-
hibited railroad from issuing free passes
railroad employees families which also
jeced railroad employe who solicited a free pass for
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
THE SHERMAN RECORD


in il a
n of to din On
irony
o of labor rfrombe gmade
subordinate bill
to the with to leaving Dpatme
il rep in Sherman although
presn ,rfrained romv
of the
Sherman refraned fromvo
yninth after Iknownha
all of
o tin non ubje unles Of
On
of
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
THE TAFT RECORD


unui
public
but has drawing of
1t while the deralbe
asereso of o and labor
Thesen functions III a
THAI thaveoI oIowed until adesu unionsa o be
strain of trade
One of the first issued
Unono neinnatT The o a
im ding tina
fromre
fromo amongth OF to
sunfar A the fnah
that doing tsumos to deso the o
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03

Of adopdb
of mrI
roade employ a o and ii
fro
hen the eemploy the st ion of
On u. mpb ngr zenith ehoue
legislation
to o motion dhad
o the
H. 169 9O
nunctn in d a knowI
n a Cannon
of the nation sin Chicago
a
aenenT Wagewo ok has Mr. sgnature
same TO
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03

stainto the
is N the c a Sargent.
in h 5
wh s1th court to b
you don't ike it,. o eve the int adv flt timpe
lantot other leader andCn the
lead he rep o n
Organic d ep n inu fore
resouio comm o the heartily en-
the m $
is is now N
rial disputes to render n the face of atnnn<
Ph o on h imon a hnespy.
He lassd iad men f rho note their mplo bu
who ocoudh be dishars at he o he emplo
He used the machinery q de u work pa inIuryt
heir memher andd il Is to
anyau save is
erpubi % h. of b lmi
his same
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03

Ii was Judge Taft who sent Frank Phelan to Jail for
contempt court sentencln. him to six months imprs
onment the testimony of hired spy-a man named
Dormer who employe of the Field Detective
agency of St Louis Dormer hired by the receiver
Cincinnati Southern road spy upon the members
of the American Railway Union. He under the
name of Williams and given position as brakeman.
Tie Joined the A. r. t.. and went strike with the
of the menbut he made daily reports to the receiver
of the road 1t practically upon the unsupported
testimony of this hired spy that Judge Taft sentenced
Frank Phelan jail for contempt denying him trial by
Jury
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
Branded Them as Conspirators.

1t Judge Taft who branded the late p. NJ Arthur
Grand Chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and Frank p Sargent Grand Master of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen conspraiors. and enJolnes
them from enforcing the rules of their brotherhood
1t Judge Taft who compelled Arthur of the Engi
and Sargent of the Firemen the machinery
of their brotherhoos nure the membership at large
thus ususping Union. lie also
order which nuied the efforts of these two organiza
tions benefit the membership. and compelled Arthur
and Sargent to make his judicial ukase known through
the channels of the organizations,
1t Judge Taft who. in the famous Ann Arbor
railroad decided that railroad employ. being
public servant had right to quit work when he pleased
OF this order Frank p Sargent then grand of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, said:
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-10-03
What Sargent Said About 1t.

III Judge of the United States may abolish
the right of employee. he remands him. une,iuvoeav-
a servtude degrading the Spartans imposed
their helos and Is this phase of the strike which has
aroused such intense and alarm.
The which have followed and improved
upon Judge Tafts decision outlined above have also
decided that the employe who work when
he may be fired iy the employer whenever the
employer desires
In the famous of NanCleave the Ameri-
Federation of Labor the injunction against the Fed
Grafton based upon Judge Taft decision the
brckayers in the Moores
In the of Lowe the United Tatters of North
America the decision that trades unions
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-25
TO GET RID OF
GREEN APPLE PEST.
Most Timely and Valuable Article for the Benefit Of the
Fruit Growers Contributed by Prof Gillette Of the
State College--lhe Destructive Louise Must
be Killed Before the Leaves Develop

The green plant louise that has be-
come so abundant in many of the
Colorado orchards during the past
two or three years spends its win
ter entirely in the egg stage. These
eggs are small, shining black OBJ
jects, resembling fine gunpowder
scattered over the growing twigs of
the apple trees, being most abundant
upon the gratis and water sprouts
as a rule. These eggs, begin hatch
ing in the spring. Just before the leaf
buds begin to open, and by the time
the buds are well opened nearly or
quite all the eggs have hatched The
small dark green lice issuing from
these eggs soon find a hiding place
in the folds of the opening leaves
If no application is made for their
destruction before these leaf buds
are opened and the lice are well con-
cealed within them, it is practically
impossible to make treatment that
will kill all of them.
The application that seems to be
most effectual is lime-sulfur spray,
applied very thoroughly to the trees
just before the buds open in the
spring. Whether this lime-sulfur
mixture kills the eggs or the young
lice, has not been very definitely de-
termdned, but in the orchard expert
ments of the State Agricultural Col
lege better results have been obtain
ed with this application than with
any other that has been tried When
the treatment is thoroughly made
at the time above mentioned, it is
seldom that any lice have been found
to appear upon the trees early in the
season.
None of the lice that hatch from
the eggs acquire wings, and very few
of the young of this first brood be-
come winged, and. when the third
brood appears a very large proper
tion develop wings and spread the
species about from tree to tree and
from orchard to orchard. 1t is large
ly to avoid this spreading of these
winged lice that we advise the appli-
cation so early in the season. Anoth-
er good reason for making the appli-
cation early is to avoid killing the
lady beetles and other plant louise
enemies which become quite abund-
ant upon tht trees soon after the
buds are we'll opened.
If this early spraying has been
neglected and the lice become abund-
ant upon the foliage of the trees,
they may be quite successfully de-
stroyed by thorough application of
tobacco decoction, kerosene emul-
sion. or whale oil soap. All of these
insecticides kill by coming in ex-
ternal contact with the lice. which
make 1T very important that the an
plication should be very thorough.
To do this 1t is necessary to use CON
siderable pressure while applying the
spray.
Lime-Sulfur Mixture.
To prepare this mixture, use ftf-