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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-19
SkIMos DYING.

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NOTICE.

All persons oweiHg or having bills tgainSt Wentworth Bros. can settle with Mr Hawkins. who has charge of their affairs
 WENTWORTH BROS.
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FOUND

FoUND-A pocket book containing many papers on tho Bessie road name of C. Griodon appearing in the same owner can have same by pay ing fnr this ad.
 FOUND \ tlue dog, opekcrsl spaniel eut eu tbe. creeks. owner Iaal and Nc viii t"l Aau ~here and pay for ad
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LOS

loST tnitad Seat.s deputy ma-shal badge. Rcturu tC federal i1u LOST Package of developed 3A cam era films Please return to Nugget. reward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-19
DRESS MAKING.

Dressn aking and sewing. Mrs. Clarence 4. Riggs, Over Nome Postoffce. Phone Main fs5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-19

E L. Emucht. E Uttcr W p Watts r u Vincent and wife Mrs \ Carey \ II punhsm ~ bauk,rt E E Parker o II Mcdonald II q Gatzcn and wife II l.. Buck D Fax , F Lambert r CamHou. r | Cowdtn and Wifa Y A NeWtan R . Iazie \ F Tedd and wife N rurhus \ Carstens C A Perrin Gea. Jaes md wife " n WentvartE A peleray N t Emerson James Tobiu Mrs II Neyigaar Nrs < Hatch Mrz K D Rraucht Miss = Reed J = kimball and wife J r Mccullough. ~ A Martin ,iea II Mcleod C r. kimball j StHFe j. N Bell
 Mss \ Herbert l Miss Haymansou Mrs. S. A KeIar Miss AlcFaddrn. F. " Roland ta Nelson
 r Gaada. Hert Woodson claude keH. NJ V Foss. k Carey. J < stoddard r pelau Y Neslcr
 samuel Kean r' Roberts. \ Christiansen. Mrs. G. Bird. J McFaddeu. r. Moran p Gallagher q w Harrington C. Erickson O. A Johnson k Tapia C IT, Smith. W II Blaekford R Laughln. W II Anderson. Duffy. W Farrell NJ Faulk O Helsker W J Taylor Chaz Lubbe. T Iubbe. And l35 steerage passengers.
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UMATILLA SAILS WITH
 LARGE PASSENGER LIST

\ .-s-. aaH a.la..ysfatlsr sr.od ae t.r-.H f u- ,.a,- s-..-raa. ou ~ yaan Mingled nr.usa la. srua ussy ra Some oldest operator 4aa a.r.aa.- Tu. t.maua muy ear at anaat a.r.a.k .n tt, sltyrno,9 The D#-atHs made ur the razseu ger H-t. G Ja,at-au ] kayfar s Wendell z ' EsD,as t Sutherland | Hu~HHure <. F Carlson p r Fuller F s.sldt I lHEfaham N-lI Tgrdau A r Blake l. N Qu.elry S TRztF8m R X Black. / NJ Bartholomew r | Margu N riler. . Harahfafd q Sargent J \ Mallafk c . strand ] N Nelson pr Ka.ekerb.slscr j ! NrlIHe Miss F Kennedy NIrs buurau Mrs F W Rattefz. |. J Ready end 4if- ( E Philips C = Leeds II E Hopkins r " Butters Mrs csA Baukert Mrs K HaHau and daughter < G SchaH Mrs F R.ed and nurse < F Ward Mrs Ward A p Benug G = Ely. J N Parker r Harrherg S Craven A " Johnston ( . Webster Judge Hammond Alrs r Emst Mrs O.CouucH &ed Darling 4. Gafenr and Wife. Mrs II Abrahamson. J 4 Biruar and wife Mrs Jones Mrs G smith Mrs. McbouEaf F Y Winter W. r Lcuihau Dr. c. r. Sarlr A McQuarrie j. Nelson J P. KeHih,r Al Dalv A E. smith M. Thompson.
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Classified Ads.
All Classified Ads Must Be Paid in
 Advance.
WANTED.

WANTED Information of Roland FuWfrr. .gt Bes Motaes h., 23 years old last heard of at Nome, Alaska. about fHu years ago. Alfred IL Gross. attorney. 7zG-1S4 La Sale street, Chicago. ILL
 WANTED small cook stove or small range Inquire Nugget office.
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HERE IT IS.

HERE IT IS. The sweilest bath rooms in Nome, largest tubs with Moonlight water at MieIkes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-19
FOR RENT.

FoR RENT The front suite and low CT floor of The Cottage for the win trr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11
|. A. DADE
PHONE 324. 2Ol CHlCKASHA AVE

from the headquarters Of the United
States National Lawn TenAis associa-
tion in New York recently. For the
first time in the history Of the game
tile ali comers' national championship
tournament on the casino courts at
Newport Il. J., will begin ON Mon
day instead Of on Tuesday, the desig-
mated date being Ang 10 This meet
ing is to be the climax Of the lawn
tennis year, as is made evident by
placing tlle clay court championship
tournament Of the United States, over
which so much controversy waged, on
Aug. ] ON the courts Of the Omaha
Field club.
The latter date is change from
the original intention, as the first week
OF September was asked by the west
ern players From these dates it is
evident that the executive committee
intends to allow nothing to oyershad-
ow Newport's time honored session on
the courts. The woman's national
tournament. rs usual. holds the courts
Of the Philadelphia Cricket club at wis
sahickon heights the week Of .luue 20
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11
rhe Vic MaaazIns EdItor.
be magazine editor looked up

The magazine editor looked UP.
Il want to protest, sir" said the
caller, against the way In which one
OF your reckless proofreaders mangled
my copy See here The Judge in the
story looks down at the detective Are
you Pendleton King? he asks, and the
detective, removing his beard, replies
I ami Now just see what your proof
reader made him say"
The editor glanced at the line and
read II aloud.
1.-The detective. removing his beard.
replied i a. m
The unhappy author groaned.
Where does that leave the read.
ers? he demanded.
The editor slowly smiled.
AT a. m. they are naturally left IN
the dark, he replied. Take an extra
chapter and get them out OF f."
The author suddenly laughed.
Happy thought" he cried Il will"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11
canvusslna.


How "canyassing" got it's election
significance is one Of the unsolyed
puzzles of etymology. The word APP
pears originally to have meant toss
ing in canvas or blanket, and thence
generally mishandling or assaulting
"Tll canvass thee in thy broad car
dinars hat, is the Duke OF Gloucesters
threat to the Bishop of Winchester
in King Henry VIZ The next stage
of meaning WAS that Of destructive crit
icism. from which to thorough discus
-"canvassing' subiect-was
simple enough. But how exactly do
we arrive at the election sense2 DR..
Johnson explained tha the term
meant trying votes previously to the
decision and derived it from canvas
as it signifies sieve" The Oxford
dictionary, however, being unable to
find this use of the word, remains
unhappy about the question. London
Chronicle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11

Az 1t stands. the list OF 1l9 tourna
ments Is most representative and is
larger than IN any previous year.
The list OF important tournaments
follows:
MAY a-Longwood Cricket club Boston.
New England intercollegiate champion
I ship.
May 3D. Bachelors Lawn Tennis club.
Washington. middle Atlantic states cham
pionship.
Nav n-New york lawn Tennis club.
( New York city Manhattan doubles, opeA.
singles
MAY 5 TO O-Brae Burn Country club.
West Newton. Mass. Massachusetts
state championship. doubles.
May ao-Merlon Cricket club Philadel-
phia. women's championship OF Fennsyl-
vania and the eastern states.
June 8 Merton Cricket clIb, Fhiladel-
phia. Pennsylvania state championship for
men.
June li-Longwood Cricket club. Bos-
ton. Massachusetts state championship.
singles
June ll--rrenton Country club, Trenton,
N l central New Jersey championship.
June lS-Mest Side Tennis club. New
York city, metropolitan championship
june 20--Ihiadelphia Cricket club. Wis
sahckOn heights. Philadelphia, national
championship for womens singles. dou-
bles and mixed doubles.
June Y Orange Lawn Tennis club
Orange. n j. middle states champion
ship
July g-lnlnois state championship AZ
the Aztec Tennis club. Chicago
.tuly Northwestern championship al
Lake Mnneionka, MINI
July lS- Lougnood Cricket club, Boston.
eastern doubles championship and nine
teen annual longwood singles
July M-Onwentsla club. Chicago. west
ern championship doubles, western singles
for men and women
July "a Crescent Athletic CLUB New
YORK state championship, singles and
doubles
Aug i-Omaha Field club. Omaha, Nebs,
clay court championship Of the United
States.
Aug 2-Onwentsia club Chicago prellm-
( mary national doubles
Aug l5.-Newport casino. Newport r. I.,
United States National Lawn Tennis az
, sociations championships in singles, dou-
bles ana interscholastic singles.
Aug 22- Niagara Lawn Tennis assoeia-
ton Niagaia-on-L Lake, Canada, interna-
tioual open tournament
/ Sept 1E. Merton Cricket club, Phlla-
delphia. intercollegiate championship
Sept Morrlstown Field club. Morris
I town ~ j.. New Jersey state champion
ship.
Sept Bachelors Lawn Tennis club.
4 Washington District Of Columbia cham
/ pionship
Sept s6-Longwood Cricket club Boz
ton women singles. doubles and mixed
doubles
Feb %. 1911 Seventh Regiment Tennis
club New York city. indoor championship
for men.
March Seventh Regiment Tennis club
New York city, indoor championship for
women
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11
Reason for kiIs oblsetIon.

II have engaged to take a course OF
lessons IN mind reading, dear"
i don't think you had better spend
meney IN that foolish fashion. dear"
do you think / could not learn to
read your mlnd?"
mo. ! think perhaps you could"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11
LAWN TENNIS
DATES FOR 1910
Active Season BY Racket Weld
erS Country Over.
CLAYC0URT TOURNEY IN OMAHA

event Over Which Much Controversy
WAS Wagsd Will Take Place April Z,
TWO Weeks Before All ccmers at
Newport, r. l.--other Journeys.
Two features loom large in the an.
nual list of championship and open
tuurnaments for the season issued
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11
You tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.
Headaches come and go.

Headaches come and go.
These symptoms show that youi
stomach is the trouble TO remove
the cause is the first thing, and Cham
berlain's stomach and Liver Tablets
will-do that. Easy 10 take and most
effective. Sold by all dealers. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11

YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING YOU
WANT IN cHIcKAS4A AT PRICES
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11

lF YOU ARE LOYAL TO cHlckA-
sHA, YOU WILL PATRoNlzE THE
HOME MERCHANTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11

AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-11

that are on the market. Our phone is 696 50 y
has not what you want call us. We have it.
The oasis., 1910-08-13

and San Francisco. Thence they will return home to Kansas City via Salt Lake.
 The otber members of the party left Mowry yesterday and remain ing at Patagonia last night started for Kansas City this morning. They expressed surprise at finding so delightful climate and surround ings so pleasant. They expected to find a desert scorching under the rays of a blistering sun, instead of which they found themselves amid verdant hills and dales covered with a heavy growth or grasses, beautiful groves of oak, and in a delightfully."- salubrious atmosphere, cool and pleasant. the nights SO one needs d blanket for comfort, and the days mild and equable in temperature. A finer place to pass the summer they say cannot be found anywhere.
The oasis., 1910-08-13
Uniforms for Railroad Employees.

A new ruling has just been issued by the Southern Pacific which will compel all employees of the com pany, to wear uniforms. The cloth, color style of coat, vest, pants and cap with the style of buttons, and badges are stated.
 For instance station agents and the clerical force who come in con- tact with the travelling public will wear blue with brass buttons and cap. Also will have to wear a white collar and cuffs, white or black four-in-hand or string tie, and black shoes.
 Employees of the baggage and freight rooms will have to wear a suit of khaki, consisting of blouse and trousers.
 It will certainly look very nice to zee employees going around in a suit of blue, collar and cuffs, be. decked with brass buttons and badge of office. This is the custom in the east and permits the travel ing public to spot railroad man without much trouble.-Cochise County Press.
The oasis., 1910-08-13
Agreeably Disappointed.

Friday of last week there arrived at Mowry party of Kansas City people, interested in the Queen Bess Copper Company, who, passed a week at the camp, enjoying an outing amid the pleasant surround ings, of the Patagonia mountains. They sojourned at the home of MT. and Mrs. Fred Miller who made very pleasant and agreeable the stay of their guests.
 The party embrace MT. and Mrs. J. A. Ritzler and their little grand daughter, Maybelle; MT. and Mrs. E. M. Miller, and their daughter, Mrs. Jack Ketcham of Los Angeles, who journeyed from her home in California to join her fathers fam lily en route at Benson; MT and Mrs. s. F. Johnson, the lady being another daughter of Mir. and Mrs Miller; Mir. Vernon Ross and his son Master John Ross.
 Wednesday morning MT. Ross and his son went to Patagonia, thence to California Los Angeles
The oasis., 1910-08-13

QUICKSILVER: A quantity on hand for sale. Address Creston- Colorado Co.,, care R. B. Cunning ham, Torres, Sonora.
The oasis., 1910-08-13
zzO
Saturday, August I3, 1910
Annual Report.

The annual report for the United States customs district of Arizona for the Fiscal year ending June Both, 1910, has been made public, and the following items have been taken therefrom:
 Value of Exports:
 Foreign ......$ Z7 ,947OO Domestic. ...... 5,728, 8,159.00 Value of Imports;
 '' Foreign .........$ .$9, ,106, ,7560O Domestic. ...... 826,052 % Entries of Merchandise 4 ,1O2 Duties. $231 ,380 29 Other Customs Rcpts 44,322 15 Aggregate Receipts. 232,796. 52 Exp. of Collection. A 322.15 No. of Persons Employed ... .33 Aggregate Receipts:
 Fiscal year June 30, 1908. .$lOS,717.96
 !" 1909 155, ,983. .6S
 {" {" 19lO.. 232, ,796,52
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-24

ground on the surface. ever discovered
in the state OF Nevada Many tons of
orc were hauled % Milford. Utah. BY
wagon and shipped from there to salt
Lake Co be treated. So rich was the
ore that the Furguson brothers, the
original locators, were soon made
wealthy.
Your correspondent az this place has
been informed that mining news items
cmanating from this point ar. highly
dictasteful o. the powers that control
the big properties
The fact is that Dclamar has ore
bodies Of vast extent. and fabulous
richness, and why some people want
70 see the old camp go TO the bow
vows is more than we Of Delam ar can
understand Banovich and CorlSish
having leases on the old ground are
continually finding ore ~ great rich
ness. They now have nearly three car
loads of fine ore ready FOR shipment as
soon as the railroad IL ready to receive
freight al Csliente.
I'd Hing. on tho Ncsbit brothers
lease, reports 1000 tons Of ore aver
aging over $50 10 the ton. Is Delamar
dead7 Well. we guess not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-24
DEALINGS SMALL,
CLOSE VERY DULL

New York, March N-Thore was very
little movement of prices in the opening
stock market today. Dealings were on
40 insignificant a scale as to have li,tlc
eject BOZ only few issues traded in.
Amalgamated copper advanced H.
Large selling orders were executed iu
the metal group, driving Amalgamatod
Copper ~ below It's opening figures and
American smelling, allowing for thc dive
idend OF. of lh, under yesterday clos
ing. Their weakness had damaging cl-
feet ON the market generally, All Of the
active stocks reacting sharply Alils-
Chalmers lost 2fs the preferred, Amcri-
can cotton OH aud Big -Four ] y, kepuh-
lic Steel preferred Is, utah copper IA
suuthern. chicago Great western
American Car and National Biscuit J.
Supporting orders brought "A rally later
and prices in important stocks recovered
in most cases 10 about where they left
on yesterday.
The approach Of q prolonged holiday
In the markets both here and abroad
restricted operations to the hands OF The
smaller professional classes. sales made
az the opening were covered later ana
the tone was firm al noon. but almost
staguaut Allis-C haimers preferred broke
3M American Malting preferred rose
Bonds were easy.
Business dwindled steadily and there
were no fluctuations OF consequence ln
the standard stocks. The decline In Allis-
Chalmers stocks was checked, the pre-
fcrred rallyiug 2 points. Illinois central
gained points. Central OF New Jersey
gave way 8 points and American Agricul-
turo Chemical !.
The floor attendance was too scanty 20
create much OF 20 market and the rank
and nle on traders generally aid not fancy
having Onen contracts over the holiday.
only handful or the faNorite stocks
were dealt iu ar Intervals. the rest Of tho
list being ignored. Westnghouse Electric
declined point.
The market closed steady and very dull
A further hardening Of prices established
some fractional gains but the dealings
were very apathetic. American Locomo-
tive. Peoples Gas and Chicago Great
Western preferred rose T. National Lead
zen and Railway Steel spring pre-
ferred 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-24
GAM CONSOLIDATION.

Anaconda Mont, March 4.-The
merger 81 the Butte properties in the
Anaconda company as proposed nj yes
tcrday's meeting of that COMPANY In
cludcs practically an the producing
properties Of Butte except the North
Butte company the properties owned
hv W. a. clark the East Butte and
fev minor properties The total annual
output OF the companies included iu
the ucrger is about e15.0o00 600 pounds
OF Copper 10 100000 ounces of silver
and 81 goo 900 FOB gold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-24
NEM YORK CTRR RANGE.
CONCENTRATES.

Harry b. Cole and Ben O. Htc Ieft
for New York today on mining busi-
ness.
w A. Stevens and Dan Greenvalt OF
the Jarhidge country are in the city ON
business.
John A. <irAy has gone to Fairyiew.
New. 90 look over developments az the
Nevada HIS mine.
Il p Muthewson. general manager OF
the Wsshoe smelter at Anaconda, left
last night for his home
Murray @. Godhe returned this morn
ing from san Francisco. where he has
boon for several days on business.
Considerable ore is now coming out
Of tho camp of Alta and at present 80
teams are on the road hauling ore.
O.. t. white. representing the Ros-
ton News Bureau. has been making "a
study of the geological conditions az
Bingham.
The Chicago mark will be closed
tomorrow and the markets iu New
York and Boston win be closed both
Friday and saturday
George T. Gum has returned from
Wyoming, where he went last week
with w Thompson and his party To
examine the -Quealey coal prop
critics.
The following were the New York
curb quotations on Tmtic received over
Badger Bros private wire today
'orisa. 6i065; Colorado, "a sales. Sioux
aQi3. Iron Blossom, 9ias5.
r. r.. Garfield with his dozen men
.tHn
last june On his iron properties in
Bull valley. states that work viii he
suspended FOR tho present about the
last of April.-lron County Record
Jack Gallagher who has been iu
charge of ths Jack Rabbit mine at
Bristol. near Phoebe. has been offered
the supcrinteudency of the Ely Cen
tral property Supt Parks wishing 10
resign and take care OF his personal
interests
Within n few DAYS the Consolidated
Fuel company az Biswatha viii open
up its No mine u Is declared that
hv next october the company viii rank
among the first I'm the state For quail
ity Of the coal Il is hard for any COM
pany to beat H.
Tho Utah-Apcx Mining company Is
now shipping between 500 and zoo tons
Of ore a month On the smeltor. besides
some concentrates A recent arrival
from bingham declares that the mine
is one Of the best Head producers In
the state,
The delinquent sale OF Yankee Con-
soliddted stock was neld yesterday ana
only 5,151 shares failed TO come through
with the assessment and costs al tho
appointed hour. This shows the amount
Of interest taken In the company when
II IS known that the stockholders have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-24
MAY nv FORTUNES LEFT.
Deserted Village Of Kcnan NAV Have
Much Gold.


Along in the EOS something like Si2.-
0OO. 900 In placer gold was taken out OF
Keuan gulch in what Is now Bingham
county Idaho and As miles north ~
Soda Springs. on the oregon Short
Line railroad, Kenan was a booming
camp In those days, counting its thou
sands OF miners. until one Inflated
morning the camp woke up. and found
itself practically a thing OF the past.
Discovery of rich gold IN Montana and
new strikes In California. robbed the
camp " its siuews heart aud very
Uft. as 10 were. and Coz night 10 was
abandoned and forgotten. To-day ruins
~ lNenau'g Whllum greatness may be
seen ON every side. half-fallcu log cab
ius. umbled down business blocks,
d"oaying -fW mills. planning mills. and
a magnificent hotel is Soon today la
the last stasc- uf demolition
An eastern firm lost $4,000 In
hotel and other buildings when the
camp was az CAS- zenith and gold out-
pouring a. from "a mint a sudden
diuinutIon Of the water supply $50
essential Co the success OF placer min
inEl and the mad rush fpr Silver Bow
and other new discoveries. made o. de-
serted village NJ ken3n gulch and to-
NN" NfI' I|N'." ny |HNA NIkINN NI anu NNiN
gotten. save for an occasional Ven-
turesomo Chinamau OF hardy white
man. who neqetrates To- that obscure
quarter and Tn spring months, when
the water supply is ADEQUATE. makes
"a good stake re-washing abandoned old
tailings, or Is fortunate enough to
stumble upon rich pocket OF virgin
gold bearing earth.
The eastern concern which Invested
so heavily In keenan, in its palmy
days patented It's most valuable ground
az the time. and still holds title. lcas-
ing 60 an occasional miner who knows
the former hiChness OF this section.
Frank A Putnam. now foreman or
the CARIBOU Gold and "copper" COM
pauy whose gold quarts property Is
iu the vicinity. cleared up $1,000 In one
season recently placer mining In Ken
am gulch. All present indications point
20 the fact that fortunes still ne dor
mant in the beds ~ this once impor-
tant little tributary 90 the mighty Snake
river which TODAY Is yielding up hum
drods Of thousands OF dollars annually
by pouring It's waters out over
stretches ~ hitch agricultural lands In
the eastern and southen parts OF the
state Of Idaho.