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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12
MOVING OUTFIT
TO SUBMARINE

This morning NJ. VI. KaNenkidc com
m,nccd to move an outfit to the Sub
uatur beach lime in the vicinity oi
jess creek. several miles NJ the coast
in IN. direction II Penny river.
tn, plant consists Of a thawing "uth'
.-.lu,lrt, aud Rav,ul<idc expects {" lin,
j.. 'h,. Iay streak ia that vicinity this
~ inter Last winter and the season
., lore. be-, was prospecting up around
.J,,- creek and expects to stay with
that section Of the country until he
either locates the run Of gold or goes
brook, in tn, attempt
Between Jess and Penny river the
beach was very rich in gold and some
very coarse gold nuggets were found,
AMI ever since that time people have
been my ing to locate the run of the
yellow metal from which the beach
concentration came from, but to date
pretty nearly every miner who has at
tempted IT has gone broke.
Very few prospectors will be work
.ua ul there this wintcd. unless Raven
kid, strikes thu old beach line up there,
then there viii be- a dozen or two out
dts start mp.
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A. 3. DANCE TONIGHT.

The Arctic Brotherhood will give one
IF thsir popular dances this evening in
their own han. amid with their hard
wood floor and good music the public.
for all are invited. should have a most
excellent time.
Tho tlnge Of frost that is now In evil
hence makes ono feel like dancing and
many are exected to take advantage
of tho good time offered for gliding
through tho many measures Of the diff.
ferent dances by tho \. rs this even.
ing
Dancing will commence promptly al
9:ao and viii continue until all have
had their fun ana arc ready to CT,
enough"
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DON'T FORGET THIS!

Everybody is talking thinking and
reading about the big Eagle masquer-
Idle. nowadays. OF course. there are
other d"inss that are scheduled for the
near futur" but the masked ball seems
- Do" tho chief subject Of current con-
"'r~ation. What are YOU going to
wear" and DO YOU think that I will
max" good Indian" and such queries
are common now for all are preparing
f"r the event ~ the season next Sat
rrdav night
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tn, past week has hren a little
uyiet,r tnam usual among the mining
CIRCLES Mos, Of the prospectors -.
rs"y at work Will, others are making
PREPARATIONS for taking GU, dumps
r, AnNn Iludraulic y Dra'naf e
company have moved an elaborate Gus
~ 10 Fiat creek where considc. r =
prospecting will he done this wir:c..
fas company has converted some II
hoilers and machinery which they Gin
played couple Of years ago on other
A. r,Ttv and will move this. to- -
the Flat creek district
Mass x co. have moved their OUTFIT
and cabins from Center creek to Ii
below on Dry creek. near the mouth of
bourbon This Coue,vn will prosr..''
tor the best part of the winter.
William Ewing. who Is representing
Ed / Smith. here. is making prepare =
lions for the building Of new dredgo
eight miles up the coast on Cripple
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12
KOS sNrsRTAlN6o AT
kEcokYAH kozGA HALL

Mrs. G. II. Muranr Mrs +. NJ. Glib
son. Mrs W. H Moldt and Mrs \. W
Kell acted as hostesses to crowd oi
twenty children who had assembled AZ
the Kegoayah Eozga hall last evening
for tho exclusive purpose of having q
good time The children enjoyed all
kinds Of games but most of all n
Sumptuous dinner which was served
for their special benefit Like affairs
VIII be given Tor Ih. Young folk semi
monthly in the futur. nv the women Of
the Kegnayah hozga
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SOME MORE DOPE ON
THANKSGIVING RACE

An OF a." mushcrs Who viii enter
teams in tho free -for-all Thanksgiving
rae, are now preparing their dogs for
the event As there will be many
speedy CANNES in the contest. the win
ming team will have to be extra fast.
Russ Downing. who has charge of the
race" announces that entries will be
received until the evening prior to the
event No entrance fee will b. charged
lNd amy on" who has a team that can
-..p lively il invited t" enter tn" con-
test
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12
Nuggets Special Service.


VANCOUVER. u g. Nov ll.-m a
street car accident here. la, night. one
man was killed and tw" othere were
injured Tht victim Of the accident.
Who died instantly. was William y.
Potts = wealthy California real estate
operator The injured are Motornan
Frank Lane and Thomas o'NeiI one
Of the passengers.
The car was going down grade when
The accident occurred Easily gather
nag momentum. the car plunged down
hin when the brakes refused u work
At tho bottom II the hill was a curve
and this the ear jumped. hitting a
lamp post on the opposite side Of the
street Tho two passengers and the
brakeman and conductor We're thrown
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STREET CAR ACCIDENT
CLAIMS THREE VICTIMS

,iul,utly 10 the ground. The conductor
Scaped with hut few scratches. while
arm and bruised head O'Nen was Sc
."ralN cut NJ ana injured internally.
Potts was thrown against the lamp
post his head striking with awful
force HIS death followed instantly
The officials win investigate the case
today
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12
BOUNDS AND BUTLER
LEAVE FOR soURoouGH

Homer Bounds and Charlie Butler
left camp this morning for The sour
dough claim an Cunningham creek
where they will prospect this winter
Incidentally the miners viii search tor
Tho third beach line which j. supposed
Ut cross their property.
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TANANA MAIL YESTERDAY.

John HeGncss. the mail carrier ar
rived Yesterday afternoon with the mail
from the Tanana country There was
about 80 pounds Of it and H. connected
with the same at Chinik
Mr. HcgncSs reports tn, trails down
the coast i'm good condition and will
leave with the outside mail on Monday
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OFFICIAL BUSINESS
CITY OF NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is list er tho dogs in.
bounded under provisions Of Ordt-
panee No ~ during the - hours
Ealing at = O'Clock la, night:
Brown bitch
Black dog. white feet
NuN l. 1910
ANDERS ANDERSON,
POundmaster
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PAST week IS QUIET
AMONG MINING CIRCLES

river Machinery and lumber will be
transported To the scene in the near
future
Martin Steiner has moved his outfit
- Iron creek where he will prospect
for quartz this winter He. like many
others. has great confidence in that
district,
.'ohn Rel has transferred an oGlat
to the third beach line west of Penny
river where he will do some prospect
ing work this winter
AIiridgc and Shad are preparing TO
turn Some ground on No. above An
vii creek on the left limit.
Johnson X Go. have drifted up to
Eldorado creek whore they will pros
poet for a while
Tn" Ernst boys have moved an elab-
crate outfit to the head Of Cooper g,llc'l
where they viii work all winter
! Goodyear x Co have removed their
outfit and cabins t. otter creek where
J they are now prospecting
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12
NEW SKATING CLUB
ENROLLING MEMBERS

Tho Skating club is fastly enrolling
many new members and already fifty
hava placed their names on tho sub
sc'irti"n list and have promised 10 ID
H - share toward making tho club a
81 co"ss. Tho old Golden Gate rink Is
now being remodelcd and when com
rleted tho now organization will have
FIRE quarters.
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No1IcE OF MEETING.

There will be meeting of the sons
=, tho North saturdy evening. Novem-
her IL at $50. Important business
will come before the meeting. also the
election of officers.
ny ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Telephone Main 6 and have a dozen
Of olympia, Rainier or Blue Ribbon
beer delivered at your home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Phone The Eagle" Main 1854 for a
gallon best elarst, st.oo. or a gallon
Burgundy st-25. delivered at your home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Good warm rooms for the Winter al
the Elite Baths. Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Thanksgiving ball, Eagle Hail, Nov.
p. Given by the Woman's Auxiliary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Pure whisky properly handled won't
hurt any one. Try bottle and get 1t
at the Eagle. Not a headache in bar
rel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12
A Fine Place for a Square.

Rodgers Restaurant near the ssun.
ders Sisters IS a good place to find a
Square" just try il once. 'Noush .aio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

When in Nome stop at the Elite
Baths. Open all light. Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

All brands imported and domesti'
..irars aud cigarette. At Nestors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Home made bread for sale at MO
dini's Cafe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

olympia. Rainier. Pabst Blue Eih
bon and Nome beers at NeStorS
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Photographic work done anywhere
day or night The Novel; Studio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Latest novels at lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Try a GIN R,eky NJ tn. Board Of
Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

Select that's the kind. Try It
Come ard get a sample.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12
WANT so.
FOUND.

IpCND-Two keyG near Discovery
~..loon on a brass oblong ring owner
can have same by raging for this ud
EoCND--A pocket book containing
many papers on the Bessie road
name 81 q. GriOdon appearing In the
same. owner can have same by pay
ing for this ad
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

FONDA box Kodak. owner can
hay" same by paying for this al
Inquire at Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

DRESS MAKING.
Dressm aking and sewing.
Mrs. Clarence A. Riggs.
Over Nome Postoffice.
Phone Main 1856.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Art Garland hard coaI
stove good as new W. W. Sale.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-12

GO TO THE MOTH POLE
Bakery for the best bread and pa7'.'V
rhe only Coffee House IN town
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

CoMET-old Subscriber: civ What was the
large comet OF 1855 1885? Give date OF ifs
appearance How did II compare with the Hal
ley comet that is 70 appear this yeare Was n
the Flammarion couets
The records do not show that Flam-
marion is credited with having discov-
cred comet in those or any other
years A brilliant comet was discov-
cred December 8. 1855. by Fabry. and
this was known as the Fabry comet. II
continued to increase in brightness up
to May. 1886 As the HALEY comet has
not yet come II is impossible to saw
how the Fabry comet compares. There
was also the Enke comet OF March Z,
1885; the Temple comet OF September
25, 1855. and the Tuttle comet or Sen
tember IL, 1885.
CoTToN-E. NJ. L.. City. In what month is
the cotton crop closed in Texas, When are crcp
statistics figured,
The buying year for cotton in Texas
and throughout the south ends with
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
King With Literary Taste

Among the many stories told of the
late king of the Belgians is one which
shows his majesty in a pleasing light
A Paris society entertainer was at
Brussels, and the king, who was indis-
posed. sent for her to read to him Ra-
cine's "Andromache." says the London
Globe.
The entertainer obeyed the summons
with misgfvings. but she was soon un-
deceived. For two hours the king lis
tened to the reading. The tender pas
sages seemed. so the entertainer said,
to make the least impression upon his
majesty. but frequently during the
heavier parts he interrupted the read
ing to observe, Racine is powerful
writer" or similar comment
Towards the end a court attendant
announced the arrival of some visitors.
who had an appointment. The king
turned to the reader and said, you fin-
ish If you please. madamoiselle." and
to the attendant he observed. Ask the
ladies to wait Tell them the king is
engaged with an ambassador
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Harbor
Notifications
andVaudevilIe

this subject made by Lieutenant Charles T.
OF the engineering corps contains these paragraphs
make of
we'll impregnabe
soil of valleys remarkably fertile,
vegetables fruits and livestock profusion
Manufacturing facilities especially in the
developed It is claimed that $4,000 horsepower energy
although the
neghbons mountain streams yet scarcely touched Civilization
railroads.
ion advantages and onvenenes Of all kinds found
most modern development
In that be regarded good literature
another promote the
that the Los Angeles valley rest
of the United States by high mountain
only by difficult mountain 1t
strategic point where invader would establish his base
of operations American soil.
this fortunate for Angeles that there is no
immediate danger OF invasion We heartily agree that this point
should have its forihcations without delay If
the Express that the government make "a great
show place of these defenses shall seriously quarrel
this unaccustomd for its big guns
be unique Notifications, which have hitherto
treated heaters for vaudeville But perhaps the Express
is mistaken.
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me last day OF August All exchanges
nsure crop statistics on this basis.
cotton srowths ends with the ffrst FROST
or autumn.
AkhANSAS-C ]. r. Oakland wh.t L. sn-
proper pronnrciation OF Arkansas the n,wa ~
one OF the statess %
The legislature OF thar sfata son,.
years ago declared BY Joint resolution
tnat the name OF the state Is pro-
nounced Arkansas, with the accent ~,
the irst syllable.
FLOGG Subscriber Cifr W., -. -
glng ~ punishment aholished IN 49, T-,i.cs
states navy and IN the army9
IN sne navy and on merchant vessels
In lSo0, and in the army In 1851
s.. olh SALTS =. HAYWARD. II stat,
''ensF paid AZ this time fcr coyote scslpss
ment OF such bounty was rspealsd In
1885. 40
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Aeroplanes Scare Birds

A correspondent of the Somme de-
partment, writing to a Paris contem-
porary. states that he has observed that
aeroplanes cause great CONSERVATION
among birds
Several sportsmen, members of the
St Hubert club, support this statement.
saying that an aeroplane when on flight
resembles an enormous bird of prey. ALI
the birds are terrified, and stays and
other animals of the chase hide them
selves in the woods when they hear
the fans working above them
The opinion, however. is expressed
that the birds win not be driven to
other regions. but will soon become ac-
customed to their strange visitor.
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THE SMART SET

meet Mrs. Russell SsIfridge. Mrs.
George F. Neal and Mrs. Frederick ].
KeIond-
Rev. Frederick ". Clampett and Mrs.
Clampett will be at home TO their
friends Friday afternoon from 4 o'clock
until S at their home in Pacific avenue.
and several hundred guests Will be en-
tertained on this occasion That is
planned to celebrate Doctor Ciampetts
tenth anniversary as rector OF Trinity
church There will be dozen or nors
friends in the receiving party with
Doctor and Mrs. c1anpett.
One OF the elaborate dinners OF the
week was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
C Frederick Kohl last evening in the
main dining room OF the Palace hotel.
The table decorations were OF pink
roses and formed a pretty contrast to
the handsoms gowns The suesss.weres
Major Stevens Mss Hamilton
John Gailois Miss Dorofhr Van sick
Mr. and Mrs. Casserleyl len
George b willcuft Miss Calhoun
Miss Jeanne Gallois Miss Nary Keeser
Mrs. Richard Derby has been enjoy.
ing a visit Of several days IN Los An
gelss. where she has bean attending
the aviation meet in the southern city.
and viii return in few days 20 he's
home in Washington street
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Cobb Hale. Who
have been IN the east for several
months. have again deferred the date
OF their return. and il is probable thar
they viii not be home until early IN
February. instead OF coming this
month as their friends have expected.
Mr. and Mrs Hale have bean in New
York for several weeks and have varied
the stay in the city with brief trips
out of town and TO nearby places OF
interest and have been entertained ex-
tensively. although the trip has beer
primarily for health rather than pleas
ure.
The musical Affairs OF the week havs
been also OF social moment. and mons
will be more interesting than the con-
cert that viii be given Friday evening
BY Miss Georgiana Strauss in the CO.
ionisl room at the ST. Francis. There
VIII be large audience, and among
those who viii entertain at box parties
on that occasion viii be Mrs. Eleanor
Martin. Richard Hotalfnx and Mrs. NJ.
O. Austen The committee OF arrange
ments. that has the affair under direc-
tion for that evening. is Mrs. W. ",
Wymore. Mrs T. D. Patterson and Mrs
r. H Madam.
Mr' and Mrs Charles Raoul DuvaI,
who have been staying at the Fairmont
TOT several weeks. have gone to Del
Monte for visit and Mrs. Duval il
enjoying the advantages OF the xoIe
links. as she is devoted TO the game.
Among those with whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Duval have been playing is Miss Gene
ast.
Miss Mabel Arnstein win entertain AZ
. dinner dance TO be given next Satur-
uAy evening at her home in Paeiac
avenue with half hundred guests at
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Conflict Over
the Muzzlins
Order

mpediment effective service but when
they always their activity and their
quarrels.
Secretary Meyer stop all that possible
but the bureaus long entrenhed Washington have established
strong pull with congress and the present they
applying every influence persuade the naval committees of the
house and down the secrarys plan But they find
themselves muzzed by the executive order which forbds
take their complaints congress except with
the consent of their chief
Pncho violated that rule with the full knowledge that thereby
his Office and with that intention But the navy
OF quite different mold With them office is
thng-the whole ting-and they engaged in
With NUNS the word long the muzzng
order holds.
behalf of congress objected the objection
Pnchos we'll that of the that and through
congress the people have the right know all that
the public welfare except when injury the interests OF the
commonwealth may be worked by publicity.
The bureau chiefs will be called before the house committee
affairs and they refuse testify the
Representative Foss of Chicago
of rights this regard If the
pressed this believed that the muzzng order
maintained In the order ndefensbe would
Banger for example, shut off the all his
the land office, himself being investigation.
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Ballinger Should Provide
MuZZle for His Friend Cunningham

0LARENCE CUNNINGHAM, the promoter of cee
brated Alaska coal land claims quoted dis
patch from Los Angeles giving of good moral
and political character Secretary Balinger the
OF the interior might well pray delivered from
the nopportune and impotic Offices OF his friends The
approval and Endorsement of the who engineered the pending
land grab Alaska involving public property worth something
like billion dollars will advance Banger the general
estimation
the controversy but might have been part of prudence to
keep quiet he really help Banger. Indeed
Mr. Banger would be well advised provide muzze for his
friend Cunningham.
The other day the Alaska promoter Pnchot
had been playing the galleries and the president called his hand
easy understand that Cunningham like Pnchot
and doubt the chief forester will dsappova
the direct ratio of its intensity.
The approval dsappova manifested by like Cunning
ham eloquent than bushe OF protesaons of devotion
policies of Men like Cunningham their friends
with Il have the personal regard
for Bainger he says, will sincerity this
regard In fact he that he employed Bnger his attorney
advance the land claims notwithstanding the express
vision law that former federal employees shall claims
before the department which they had been officials is
Attorney General Wickersham Bange this
pleading the shabby techncay that the claims mentioned
demands money! small hole
credit all
to Wickersham Balnger.
secretary finally pass
which believed fraudulent and
Mr. Banger evade devole this responsibility he
fulls his of Office He is the official guardian of public
field the brief interval Of
Office he took employment from engaged promoting claims
against the government lands of inesmabe value. It
surprising then that Cunningham should know his friend.
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Warm for the
Cold
Storage Nan

These Mr. Moores sentiments publicly expressed:
speaking generally of
only
periods them
satisfactory
Ny modern
warehousing facilities possible the
resulting exaggerated scale of
Mr.. Moore OF talking probably
The effect OF the cold storage system eouae
between of plenty If there
food fact only keep prices above
average by destroying part of the accumuaons If cold
people undertook keep by withholding supplies
indefinitely their warehouses would overflow would
dump the surplus market price thev could
get send the incinerator.
We do know that this prohibited law but
would be public oense and anything sort has
happened Congressman Moore may in pro-
the investigation which he proposes shall be of
the contemporary diversions OF congress.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
The Insider
Broken Ribs Confirm
Belief i'm FafaIisn1

Ribs Confirm = -. o,ber d.v was rugged
Belief in Fafas y harsessr It was Badbuy
the eccentric millionaire Quentin Tor perjury Df@
that jim McCue was not
fellow to mix things absolutely fearless ~ one
built fence across MADEIRA which ne CLAIMED As Ms pe
barrier
of shefs hny uProoteo n
something fatalt and he insisted nat W&s
20 ayd whatever man coming pointed his
his One night ne SAT AZ supper
across inc O5
crash OF sphnternS ooard
schooner had ferry bowspnt drove through ne %
10 tne
the table and eaved tne "
who third the sde OF inc
feelings and the
smash headed your way "n
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Boy Wants His Dog
TO Remain Fighter

Boy Wants His Dog ine e 4d- n.-. 80 a. folosv-n,
TO Remain Fighter Titles story:
Pine street. orindle oauoos
household IN
proud white 1t inevitable thar tns
they should meet The young rss
discussing fighting abilities their respective dogs y
there difference opinion could lick the other There
eighborhood viii tell that y
of Jimmie BroVnl
did nut ont an eve and chew up bull badly
damaged doing gathered him the end OF the
he was
gotta quick where ind vetinary surgeon to t my
dog fixed" Jimmie Johnny Jones
household
"Why the mothe She's Christian Seen
tist maybe TX him
~Not on yer life cried Jimmie all al
right but do We think all this dogs
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20

THE remaining days of the week
are eventful in social way, with
the list of teas, Iuncheons and the
creenvav dance at the Fairmont Fri
dav evening. There are two deoutante
teas within the next few days 10 en-
Iiven the monotony for the younger
girls, but the older set is taking an
active interest as well in these delight
full functions. The second debutante
marty OF the week is for Miss Agnes
Tillmann, when she will be introduced
BY her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
TilImann. at one Of the smartest teas
Of the season, to be given Saturday at
their home in washington street
The debutante tea of today is for
Miss Lurline Matson and her mother,
Mrs. william Matson, viii receive more
than zoe guests during the afternoon
at her home in jackson street Mrs
Matson and her daughter will be as
sisted in receiving their guests by:
Mrs. A. F. Morrison Miss Amalia simpson
Mrs W D. Z. Gibson Miss Lillian t,n worst
Miss Florence CIur Mss Grace Gibson
Miss Laura Baldwin gave one of the
prettiest lunoheons OF recent days yes
terday at her home in Presidio terrace.
and the 12 or more guests enjoyed the
reunion with the enthusiasm that at
tends all the parties given by the
younger set or the favorite members
of the debutante group. The table dec
orations were daffodiIs and jonquils
with maiden hair fern for the touch Of
green in the scheme. Among the girls
who enjoyed the hospitality OF the