The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-30

Sir Hlrk.y should b.. no longer heard. us also -atd hr knew that very many aT 'Hg people present Wef, opposed tu Mir c9Ir, but that they should moi ex- press th,ir opinions in thte place. as He uus- but ea'- supporters were =8r- posed te take rJFt as ID one else had paid for tha haH and the music
 Alr GHusre was interrupted at fhi~ time bz loud cries for Hickey. but tho chairman rulrd Air Gilmore in order. and NJ Hickey out uf order saving t-t' Hs knew tae meeting vas by no m.aus euHra-ed af Cale supporters and that Mr Cales opponents should have no wtt m t.
 I.atsr Mr Hickey and sauo other representatives ef the w4rkHemea at- tempted te erj tt hearing but Che chairman asaH 7med that #Hs rrl- dac,rs of Mr Gale should tr heard aud He pun Inc resolution which hr declared Co b. carried.
 Ueffe the meeting band which z1d besn eusaprd Joy Mr GHmur~ mud bS friends raradcd tHr streets and 0a~ roiloVeI ta tho HaH bz fUIy Hu4a crowd ar reaa, Wfa | foulad to all rauir-
 captain Baldwin. ehatluH Ham,d F. huge uumb.r sf tiee-rr.eIasut= and asked them Ju % OF Inc stage but thc great majority uf turu 1,rr not present and ouIy some ss gentlemen occupied ths platform zgat#.
 The chairman then made short faIh 1z winch Hs tried to show fhu Nr c#Ir would probably #rroVe n retained bong enough tB ea8efez-#
 Mr Gilmore tae speaker aI u.,. gNr- ming. then staled that taxation would bc ua greater under territorial ferm ar gpveuuHaar. Ta prove fhis Hr re- minded his heaf=fe of the fart 9Hat saloons uoW paid au annual license of kl.5oa each. hut te used practically no Hare eguraz aud e"uieHtvI himself in TyiHg rn eHaye hz argument against territorial government hy describing | dream which had visited him in his waking honfs aud ,,hieh proved that Mr Nothine-cl-r-but-C Gale could eyer sit in congress as tae representative of Alaska
 Mr o h. tocHran. thc next sreak- ar. rut so warm and indignant on the question of "scab labor that he bc- came abitviauz .a his surroundings and addressed ihe meeting as "Geutlem.n of the jus Ha then stated that a lawyer should haYe as much right as anybody else to speak and that all his sympathies We're with labor
 w II. Holmes the next speaker concentrated uI Hjs fire on the Roman citadel. and E Holmes. who succeeded him. began by saving that the other speakers had used up all the dope" and That nothing Was loft for him but 'a little znnrkine
 He really believed he said. that Mr Gale had done the best he could and that he would probably do the same if he had one I.ore chance. He mittcd that Hr had heard miners ob- jcct to NIT Cale because of Mir Gales failure in some respects. After saying again that there was use in going over the same eld dope about Gale" and that he had done all the Knock ing and hoosting' he could. Mir Holmes gave way to X. Nawrati of the weIl-known local undertaking firm. who told the audience that he was a friend of labor ana that he had proven the fact on many solemn occasions.
 "A the md of the meeting the chair man appointed the following gentle men on a committee which will look after the interests of NIT. Gale during the coming election Capt c. E. Baldwin. C. W Thornton. John Elan igan. Thomas Ganney w II. Schauf. F. E. Garthrop and W \. Gilmore.