The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-24
PERSONAL NOTES

Max k Hrschherg. Was d passenger un the Victoria for New York. where h, is taking sufficient gold dust to pay a dividend to prove that he has some valuable property over nn Sunset creek where his company has sunh many thousands of dollars.
 The past season k the only one v here thcr" has been water in plenty p operate to advantage, and their long ditch has been full to overnowing all summer The men who have been working for Max claim il k the hard est and wettrst place to work on Sew ard Peninsula. but they have taken out T nice little sum of money and Max is happy
 |. ]. C"ston. whose srca drligEt while associated with the Nugget Wa [" lambast the Hon. James Wicker sham and throw in some of his favnrit,. slrme from time to time against all Mho hadn't been stceped in the ebony. Or who took exceptions to his manner. O. ways of thinking. was also a pas s"nger on the Victoria. for another Ilace in Alaska
 Porter has d nice little meal ticket iH his pocket and will march right up ." the government pie counter when he reaches Juneau and cali for the best be il pumpkin or squash.
 Well We all wish him well and hopa tlat he vii make good in his new po- ati"n. for he needs the money like a great many more and register of the land office is fine berth for any poll tician, who has Weakness .or sine 'u'c position.
 Win Mr Coton went his family. but N" are informed that they will spend the winter in the East. and will join him in the spring after he has hal time to get acquainted with his new p' sition and selected home. also sig eel up the citizens among whom they "ill have to live.
 John II Lampe. perhaps one of tho he st violin players who eyer came to Neme was a passenger on the Victoria. and will join his family in Seattle. Mir Lampe expects to return to Nome in the spring with complete line of gents furnishing and up to date cloth ine which there will be a fine opening tor now that GaNney has quit the tcNn
 Y. A. Julin and family left on the Victoria and Mrs. Julin will spend a part of In" winter al her home in Min neapolis. while Mr. Julm may make a tf!r To Sweden To report to his people. He expects to return with d dredge in the spring to install the same on os- born creek pr one of its tributaries.
 (. Fox Ramsay and his uncle the colonel, were passengers on the Vic toria. The Fox is going home to see the old folks in Scotland. and tell them all about winning the An-AlasEa Sweepstakes race last year. It was q grand feat on the part of Fox. and We We're in hopes that he would stay in here this winter and try to repeat the winning next spring. for he is in for clean sport. and that is what We like up here
 S. NJ. Gaylord. left on the Victoria. he owns some very valuable mining prop "rty in the Casadepaga country and several people have been after his claims for the purpose of installing on the same. IT Is expected that he Will return in the spring with at least one dredge 10 install on 6 part of his property in that country.
 J. Lindeberg and family left on the Victoria. Mr. Lindeberg has experi- enced very strenuous summer hut his company has had a good season.
 Mr Lindeberg has made a most ex- e"llent manager for the Pioneer com pany. and they have thrived under his care. He is a hard worker and takes pride in doing as much if not more than any other member of the com pany