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The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-26
Henri watterson Says.

Havana, Cuba, March 24--Henry Watterson says that both the capital. ists and Bryan have been robuffed by President Roosevelt
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-26
Ie|e$Iaphi( News
Tells Of Police lob

Salt Lake City, March 2O-Richard Deming testified in the trial of Joseph Sullivan, accused of the murder of a policeman, that the sheriff and prose- cutting attorney offered him freedom and immunity from the charge upon which he was held in jail if he would aid Sullivan to escape so that the police could shoot and kill Sullivan as soon as he reached the outside.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-26

E. E. RwonIE, Reoeiver.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-26
Senator Bryan Dead.

Washington, March 24-Senator William J. Bryan of Florida died yes terday of typhoid fever. He was OIL ly 32 years old, the youngest member of the senate. He was appointed to the Florida senatorship by the gover- nor of that state last December to succeed the late Senator, Mallory on the death of the latter.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-26
Students May Quit Stanford

Stanford University, Palo Alto Cal. ', March 20-Unless the studcts expelled yesterday for hooting at the faculty are reinstatcd by tomorrow the en- tire body of stndcuts will leave the in stitution. At meeting of the stu dent body this morning resolution making that agreement was passed unanimously.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-26
Plan to Settle Labor Disputes.

Washington, March 2i-Senator Daniel of Virginia today introduced a bill in the senate providing for the creation of commission to settle all labor disputes. It proposes to estab. iish fund of s1, ,0Oo, 900 to be availa- ble at all times to pay the expenses of sittings of the commission.
 Senator Ti11man Prostrated.-
 Columbia, g. C., March 24--Senator Tiilman sprostrated here with nerv. ous ailment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
l98 PASSENGERS SUE
 S.S. OHIO FOR DAMAGES

vessel: that the passengers Werc put on lUo meals day. when thcrc was an abundance of provisions con th.. ship in the Way uf freight ia have fad them three mealz. that Captain can= radi was violent arrogant and abusive and that he walked through Inc steer age department with an exposed load ed pistol in his hand, threatening harm to the passengers for mo cause what eyer These arc only few of the all legations. the entire number covers fifteen folios of typeWritinS.
 The plaintiffs ask that the steerage passengers be each given seOo in gen eral damages. and the saloon. or first class passengers. $500 general dam ages. while q number Of them claim
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

 QUARTZ VEIN

Jack I.eedy tho well huoHu mining maa Isfl lais morning to.mal.r= aa ,y- amr#F3l af a quartz y.H aa la , Chance seaea. owned ts A .ls Jackson ,nd Jmme Brennan. and ..sefa sam rlpz af th,. ore VII ts. Erouaaf B4sE fa assay.
 The safn is -aia fa be a esfs Iu@ one, and a-tiy- ahead. mad,. Lo,, a value If t2 pcr cont m Hntuuouv aud & to Inc ton m eold \ tunnel has been dflteu "u the Heln fnr di taur. of fo,s feet. and the vim has been orus>cat
 IL i= the Intention to open ur th. property aaain thiz mmmrr and t ship q large quauutN of th, el,. ta th. Comedy muc. oeefr it am b. lreu. rd. so that a tHaruush tct uf fin. ,t- tire body can be secured.
 The Connolly miIt will mol bc m running order for ahout six weeks a the ditch will hrst have 10 be com plcted in order tu generate t4- power
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
SPLENDID RETURNS
 OF IIUSKOKwIM ORE

II He rr.aHt zag m J.-.ts asH h. rtI.= n = lTafIa b rla g7aa ar t .ara. th.r, t H7 d.ult r4f tH-r. ta. il l.=s=t faut .l-tla.=- .i4,.h ha=H-aL4.aa .diulsl siuated within G=s nih from thr Mspom-II cmnHas around that arr destined ta adI materially ta Inc mineral auun or Inc Cnt.d -ttf,#. Tor tHr= aE mn uau EaIseG ta tHe lon dauu E. zE@,o I.l f-e. and the feHIt ,,rtaHe iH-fH tha Expenditure af eau. idar-lbfa muu,a ta determine whether ur nuf th.. o. cauue from which tnr amrf scr, taken ar. -uale5rau, e<t4t-Ite ta warrant e -tu mrla,y ,>reudim, foe rhe installation of machinery
 The -aurdrs 0rfr hruu-hr to Nun. t f-# days ago from thr kasEoEvm fram some property staled ls nmrn HeBaHnsu F. | E8biI.au. r. q Ku.- relnm F. Eiahar. NJ. N. Johnson aul Barney Larsen Th, ample w.ra taken from tba surf1.a vim one OK certiau which Va= taken from tho bot tom of little trench that had been cut down on the vein to a depth of threa feet This is tho ample Jhar gave the highest yield
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

At 3 o'clock thiz afternoon F. r. Lamb and l91 others. all If Whom wer. passengers on the steamer Ohio on her trip from Seattle to Nome. Glad suit in the district court. through their at torney George D. Sch"field. for vari- ous sums in damages ranging from $2Oo to S6 300.
 The complaint alleged that the plaintiffs were induced to buy their tickets on the vessel. believing that it would make the trip to Nome in the ordinary manner of such ships and that they. the plaintiffs. carried out every part of their contract: it also alleges that the ohio proved unsea- worthy. and charges Captain Conradi with being incompetent to navigate the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
GAUGE k
 GIANT TROUT

Some wonderful f-h stories afr be- ing brought to Nome lateiv bv anglers who have been indulging in piseatoria' delights at the head of Pilgrim river. the latest being a yarn told by James Barr Wood. ". T.. Christian and F. c. Brady. who reached Nome from Sal mon lake last night During their stay they caught over loo fish. ure of taesc heIae Dolly Warden trout so Inches hng and weighing l: pounds. This story is backed by several anldayits.
 Another party who fshed three days at the mouth If salmon lake j. re- ported ta have caught one weighing but there. the man has no afidayits. and fish yarns and snake stories are at q discount when there Is a political campaign handy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
CITY WANTS
 COURT HOUSE

The city clerl, last night at the meet iHp of tBe civic fathers read a letter from Senator KHutc Nelson. chairman uf the judiciary committee. which -x- pressed a willingness tu do everything pp--ible te assist Alaska's reFreseH- taiiy" ip secure from Inc government thr old court house building for the city.
 The city clerk was instructed to vii, tbc department of justice. requesting that the matter br taken ur az saau as possible.
 AS the new court house win be com Ilctcd hy thc Grsl dly uf November ihr government VII have no use far the building now occupied after that time
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO
 GO TO AFRICA AT EaD OF TERM

him. and says that l. HHI# tr,t tIf. cards" among his maal 1auad aia4 4uirs Th. hi-. af which tH.rs ssera three. uer,- made rl hrss lasa.#e
 tiu properly tanned. and iu. W- .inuou to attend the ,uap m..tius lt Inc ,Npo.itten Was arlisticMly yu- eraeed with Isragrarhie outfit
 Tn, president stated tha he r.erst- Led N,il d,elG his inability t1 m.st nhc men from thc north iartrmul. is h, f.li that Aith tac m.n from the rrulii,r I uaald hc among kindred souls. Il- afa that he has uleatz
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
BISHOP ROWE COMING
 IN GASOLINE LAUNCH

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
ALASkA'YUkON EXPOSITION
 APPROPRIATION AVAILABLE SOON

| asId Il mr,fms af fHr fair eHWnds aH | l.Hd4a A.t. md a a1# aaada4 tltt tA.. baad aaa 4-4d Le +4+-ttI.aa far to-day Tho Haunar 1T aHt# taa bonds Nal" l1ksa up hl fE. fHaH. ,.- tHhtizhes werid raourd tH tH. it. uaHeiHg of exposition matters. and t.s dastars "t tha company af.-mm,D.. lt ffra.rd "ith tic hearty rnu.. "f tHe buzm. Ieapsa.ar S.Hua
 fhe bonds were .-ued fT a.sord 7Hgs with contract mada with t#. lalted states ssumeHa es vHeH f. MS aereod fHH tae r.>u=FfFaH r,m= naaE would r1se a milaa laIIs' [, ezteud ui m3imamne the exaa=lrlun
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
READY TO HYDRAULIC
 ON iNMACHUK RIVER

< telephone us=se- received from hraae asr meH t= h f'n. .aaat t.a tn" iufA4Asa N4H= samf#n- ha- completed tf. r.t .ru,..n uf tt.u .u. f H4a r4ee a- Hy- uHthna nn n. ln2au. user- and the-e viii f.4.iu- .Bs efaY,. !. W1Hm3 low fH
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
PICKING UP LUMBER

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
WANTS AN
 ACCOUNTING

R F. Livingstone instituted pro crcdings in the district court this aft ernoon against his former partner. x F. Thompson. tu recover the sum of $2,i00 and for an accounting. Tho plaintiff alleges that he and the de fendant were partners in a. mining claim which they operated jointly and that the accounts have never been settled up.
 Grigsby X IIin are attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. mH 45 Ai5= EF=Yu- kuu-raeiGc exposition h"nd# t4 ihr amount of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars 0ara taken up bN the bankers and other business people ul Seattle between t#e homs of a=e'ei"rI in the morning rnd noon ted5y aud there is no longer any doubt that th, fair Witi be held next summer. as the government appropriation of ziX hun fred and fifty thousand dollars aJll h,- come available ii auep-
 The committee 8 charge ef ihe h- uauciug of the Exra itiuu rpmrmt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
KAPPELmAN RANDY KITCHEN.

Me Fred and Plank Kappelmar Nr-t,riaA purchased the candy hnsi- hes "f L.. Roscoe. known as the Pi- Wlli br conducted under tho u4Hg oi Kaprelmau Bros
 Fred. or Karr. Nh. . will have chlrg, of the business, being frst-clae candy maker His many wears ex. rrrieuee az foreman for kchpc x Co. Chicago. Will enable hfm to suFple tbt candy lovers of Nome with an aftielt ,Ybict can br had ouiy at lhcir .starr
 Gh"cei4fr creams. baH- -buua. tauy rts., Will he made daiIt-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

s..il damagcs. running as higH d. sG.uuu
 \ lih,l will d"uhtl,.zs be issued 1HIin#t the t,--rl this afternoon. and hsr "sHef atii have tn pnt mp T hond rn th, amaaat pf the damage asked before the ohio uill be allowed tu leave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
PEDESTRIAN
 CHALLENGE

Jujiro Wada. the celebrated Japan ese mushcr. has expressed his willing ness tn race Jerry Sullivan. who made such q splendid showing in the races held here last winter. for as much money as Sullivan is inclined to bet provided that the wager shall not be less than s2.OOO a side.
 Wada specifics that the race. if a match Is arranged, shall take place some time in August. and that the dis tance shall be from-25 ta 90 miles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

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 Au,r hl ..mu frsm An.a a a.Nt mp Mill h, Co Ala.kI as a, d,- sirs moi auh lu see m. cauutry and a4 s,adE l hlanev hH t,au-a G. a.she- to meet fine psanl- of ths l1zt f"urier in fb, manner .f .h. frontier Ah.r" l44HAaaI rud .aua., ,umu la m"r fn a.nt and raIueaI Irt.lsr-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special SerVice.
 OYSTER RAY. July la - President Roosevelt today informed T committes from the DawsnH Camp "f ihe Arcli, Brotherhood that he Vil bc unable L.. accept tnc invitation of t.e camp to attend the Alaska Pacific oxro- sition. as he intends to leave for South and Central Africa as soon as his term of office has expired
 President Roosevelt expressed dc,l appreciation of the manner in which the invitation had been extended te
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

T. J. Nestof has bought the entire stock of liquors. beers and cigars of win place most of these goods on the market at outside cost. The goods will all be placed in one warehouse. and we ask our friends to call and look them over We will guarantee to sell as cheap as you can buy on the out side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
INVESTIGATING
 LUMBER COMBINE

combined for the purpose of k-epne up tine pricr of mmber. and if k als, asserted that break was made in tn, combine last January by one If it- members. who sold lumber hrinN th, price specified by the trust Tbe man plant Has destroyed. and he has sine, been baHkrupted
 The ten experts have secured ohicc- lat the fair grounds and will eammenc, work immediately
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
TRANSFERS TO HAVE
 ANOTHER THANKED ROAD

The city council decided last night that it is not wise policy to spend all the money in one place and issued in structions to the street commissioner to plank E street for distance of leo feet towards Dry creek.
 This will give the teamsters who convey freight to the creeks two good thorOughfares.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
COUNTRY IS DRY.

Joe Crabtree reached town last night from Iron creek, where he has been experimenting the digging of a tunnel through the mountain side which sep arates Iron creek from the Pilgrim river.
 Mr. Crabtree states that beyond the fact that there is very little water in any of the creeks in the Kuugarok there is very little to report
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
CANADA MORE
 EXCLUSIVE
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
ADDITIONAL POLICE.

The sum of s5O was appropriated from the city treasury last night ta be expended in extra police duty The money Will be disposed of under the uperrisi"n of Councilman Lehman. ii. chairman If the police committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
CLOSED DOWN

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 imported Coburasr draft beer on tap at Board of Trade
 Mus,e every evening at the Royal Cate. 5s30 10 8.3o
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. July II. - Ten govern ment experts reached this city this morning for the purpose of making an investigation into the manner in which the lumber business has been conduct d in the states of Washington. oregon and California.
 A report has been filed with the president stating that all of the lum- Der mills on the Pacific coast have
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
Nugest Special Service.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
GREENWICH ARRIVE ssAfetY.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

Don \. Stewart stenographer. with Thos. R. Shepard. has taken the agency of the Remington Typewriter for Nome and vicinity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
TAKING IN
 THE TOWN

The officers ana men ef the tWe new companies If soldiers who Will be -ta uausd at Fort Davis for thy next s.m "r sp hate been laokng over the t,s.l for the past rnupI, of day.
 Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draf, Beer at the Board of Trade.
 Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
 Biatz Weiner Bear at the Bank.
 Merchant lunches q Steadman Rut let.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

"ii'. The aItsH carries aboat 4a.8 Inches If water. h4t ;. ,ould -ua 4-4fr. '5i -fHwrr without making any bore .,itlh4. dr'gla la thr amount .r hsrd a- tH. lsrIas
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
PUTTING ON
 BUCKET LINE

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14
ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY.

A benefit entertainment and dance ,stll be given at the Eaele hall ou Sal urddy evening next for II. F. Maon. a young miner who had the misfortune to meet With an accident last wintei that resulted in such an awful maur- HHg of hia les th.r il became nee.zsats .a ampulate the limb.
 al""p has been in tho hospital far tyruty-ota. weeds. and il is but fttur that the people of Nome should helr him in his timr of misfortune
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

Rooms from s15 up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

Granite Mining Candle. are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

sIatx Wsinsr Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-14

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The newspaper., 1908-11-13

No doubt VIM. II. Taft is men
tally qualified to be president.
No doubt he has an ambition to
make his administration popular
with the people. He may be
honest and sincere. but all the
same his education. methods OF
thought and environment have
been and will continue to be along
the lines of modern republican
ism under which trusts and op-
pressive monopolies have been
fostered and have grown great.
He is welded to a system of laws
which makes possible the ills OF
the body polite. In short Mr.
Taft may be everything desirable
as a man. but he Is a republican
and believes in republican poll
cies of government. Under his
administration it will be well
nigh impossible to bring about
the reforms so loudly demanded
by the people. but for which they
did not vote. Mr.. Taft's election
will be construed. and with appar-
ent truth. 10 be an endorsement
OF republican policies as they
have been put in force ever since
Cleveland's administration
The newspaper., 1908-11-13

THE best way 10 preserve our
forests is to remove the tariff on
lumber and wood products. This
will permit the importation OF
Canadian wood products at a
price which will remove the
temptation or necessity to cut
down our own forests. Besides a
man of ordinary means could
then build house without bank
rupting himself. The reason the
republican party does not favor
this is because the lumber barons
are republicans who contribute to
the campaign fund. The paper
trust also is a contributor to re
publican campaign funds hence
every newspaper in the land must
pay tribute to it.
The newspaper., 1908-11-13

ONE fool republican spellbinder
did good service without intend
IT, He went down to Rocky
Ford and talked against the elec.
tion OF Farmer Jack Crowley to
the state senate. He told the
people to remember that Farmer
Jack was nothing but a section
hand when he came to tha,
county and for a long time lived
in a section house. And the peo-
pie turned out and elected Far.
mer Jack instead of Mr.. Swink.
one OF the richest citizens. MIR.
Swink is a republican and so is
that district.
The newspaper., 1908-11-13

The Pueblo Chieftain naively
remarks that attempts will be
made to unseat Senator Barela.
and adds that the democrats have
done the like before and they
may do it again. II they lacked
precedent they might with per
feet propriety quote that eminent
authority. John Waldron. who
told the contemplate Fifteenth
that the power was theirs and
that their duty as republicans
was to throw out enough demo.
Gratis to control the body without
reference to the justice of the
act. The fact is that Senator
Barela was never elected senator
IN the past ten years. He has
always stolen his scat and this
time i, will be taken from him
and given to the rightful owner
The newspaper., 1908-11-13

WHILE discussing the failure of
their judges 10 punish Julius
Aichle for election frauds in Den
yer. the republican press might
devote some space to telling US
why the Reverend old fraud
Bucktail has not urged upon his
party judges that duty. How
does Shafroth. Governor elect,
become so very amenable to
their criticism and Buckiail es-
cape? Give US a reason brethren
for the faith ths, seems to be in
you.
The newspaper., 1908-11-13

AMONG the measures that will
come before the next Legislature
none will be more important than
the passage of a state bank de-
post guarantee law. 1t will be
we'll it some of the members elect
take pains to secure the Okla
homa law and introduce 1t bodily
as bill That law is the best di-
gested and most carefully pre-
pared that will be apt TO be pre-
sented. 1t carries the ideas OF
Mr.. Bryan. and tor that reason is
easily the most comprehensive
law now obtainable o that sub
ject. The law should be 50 per
feet that when put in practice II
will be successful. The efforts OF
the National bankers will doubt
less be put forth to render the
measure abortive, for its success
ful application will place them in
an unpleasant situation.