The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-03
HOMES WRECKED; BAeeEs
 AFLoAT: CELLARS FLOODED
lCnntinueA on Page 4.l

tts anu -NubN thought the Whole .' Frfmg sea was coming into his place uf business under the Shallit ieU,lry store
 Ih. E'ard of Trade was threatened fsr while large waves smashed .r thy windows and flooded the saloon lra. had tn b,. fastened over the win bows q" keep the waves from rolling on 70 Front street Their coal -hsl had the floor knocked out of it wd n tom of coal went to sea. The .''iHr urtrr the structure was flooded uf th" bul>hcad smashed in places.
 Toby had his rear stairs carried 'NaN and got free bath on the side.
 I"hurr had the shed in the rear of
 f. ~i"rr smashed all to pieces by the
 '"lu. and a half ton of coal carried away The waves beat against the h".'liu@ with great force. and threat "n'1 t' undermine the structure fo~ a rH.ilr
 I'll" waves rolled high enough to take pr t". iHifua in the rear of the Royal
 af.
 Srlrr-'rom X Hagen suffered a loss If several hundred dollars. their coal .H.d was carried away and goods stor- '3 n their basement washed away. 'mang which there was barrel of
 H.'u.ues worth two or three hundred .a.'ars Their stairway in the rear was washed away and lots of other 1nmag" done hv the high water.
 Tn" Surprise store. weathered the storm Q. K. and outside of their eel ''r heinz flooded they weren't bother .l bit No damage.
 Tho life saving station was a p,av ground for the high water. The waves .'#f 'n tho hack door and filled the '""sa about two feet deep with sand F.' runway and front platform of the
 ""." was destroyed. The boats and H'"r fixtures belonging to the station yer" removed from the building ahout iN o'clock last evening.
 Carleton X Co had three feet of wa '@r in th"ir basement but no damage lone
 i'"''"r Company had about ono hun 1 'ra' dollars worth or damage hv hay us 'N'rNthing in their basement awash md 'h" sam" Hooded and partly filled t'. sand
 N. Mer'antil" Company weathered '. form although they had their
 ar flooded. bat everything was talk.
 .Ht before they had time to get wet
 In"1ing X Rorgan had their cellar ''l"at and n light of glass smashed, ou, m th" Tear of their storm shed by the
 teb water but suffered no damage
 Pop Niuenbcrg" had all kinds of .oah'.s. his home of rest" for Rms. .ian- built or moved to the rear of i.- -i"r' "as carried away by the high A7t,r then later II was brought back 10 ih" i"rm of kindling wood "Just hnN ! worked in water up to my neck Hln1 2" save the building and had a aiE" r"r" attached to it But when hr waves carried II away il was to a .a.h o' timber had fastened the line hsfaad If rh" building. So the Rus. alan7 haN" lost their happy home"
 Tn" Headquarters suffered several hundred dollars worth of loss to build Ing and stock. Their cellar was flooded ."r several feet and the rear of their structure more or less damaged The owners succeeded in getting the most af their stock out of the cellar before t became flooded.
 Rodgers Popular eating house near sisters. got a good securing 'ut with the sand and water. and the owner thought the place was a gonar ."r while. but he saved il and will resume business in day or two when he can get strengthened out.
 Saunders Sisters didn't suffer any boss from the high surf. outside of a couple ot wakerul nights. while they watched fhe wild waves and wondered f they Were saying get a move on son for We are after your place"
 The Green Tree dock and bulkhead .yas carried away and the water flush Eg through the lower part of the structure
 laney Gibnoy. of the Dawson, suf- .aed tn the extent of several hundred 2 .aIs. His barn which he had just
 mpietod has been filled with sand. hia block in the rear of his place. con ,slring his chicken GOODS and hen runs Nas destroyed and small house he had just back or the Dawson washed .artly away.
 The Rainier building was washed trough and through by the high wa. ."r. and th" lower part of the structure 'ocdcd.
 ANel Gmdcrson. who lives in the lear of the Boston laundry in a small