The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
PERSONAL NOTES

NIT. F. c. Bondy, representing the Bartels Tin Mining Company, is in town and will proceed to Cape York at once to commence operations on the tin deposits. The company has secured patents to all it's tin claims. through their local attorney. ! A. Bruner.
 J. C. Brown. the miner who made the famous third beach line strike and who has been in clover ever since. returned on the Victoria to look after his mining and other interest here in Nome. Mir. Brown reports the Albrights as doing | nicely. Mir. Albright is building a fine residence overlooking Lake Washing ton. and has ordered a new up to date automobile to take the family for spin about the country.
 Fred R. Cowden and wife returned on the Victoria after enjoying a good vacation in the states. They were east as far as Chicago for three months then lived in Tacoma for the balance of the time. Fred will assume his duties at the commissioners office from which he took vacation last fall.
 w. Delbar, who hasspent the winter at Vancouver, B. C.. and likes the coun- try so well he may establish in business there, has returned with a fine stock of up To date house furnishings for the Nome trade
 S. M. Gaylord, the mining operator rom the Casa de Paga arrived on the Vie and is ready to commence opera tions in that section of the country.
 Max R. Hirschberg of Sunset Mining Company owning and controlling the large ditch near Teller is back for the season. The company had a prosperous season last year and will do we'll this season if water proves plentiful.
 C. Heron, the receiver for the Solo mon River railroad, was passenger on the Victoria and will assume his duties in connection with the road at once.
 A. C. Schow is here on business. and may make a flying trip to the states again to complete his deal he now is trying to perfect for dredge on Gold Bottom, where he and his representa- tive owns lots of valuable placer min- ing ground.
 Mrs George $. Maynard and the young printer arrived on the 'Vic" and the new printer was duly introduced to the office. He is fine looking young ster and his mother can well afford to feel proud of him.
 Ira D. Orton. the we'll Known attor- ney' was a passenger on the Victoria after travelling all winter in the states Mrs. orton did not return with her husband.
 Mir Campbell, the auditor of the Pioneer Mining Company was a pas senger on the Victoria and reports a very pleasant winter with his family in the states.
 F. H. Thatcher of the Alaska bank returned on the Victoria after a winter of much work and lawing in connection with his bank in Seattle. He won a large suit from Tom Moves for money advanced but the case was appealed to the higher court
 Madame Thiry returned with a new stock of goods and win remain in Nome but a short time.
 George H. Wintermantle returned af- ter winter in Seattle. He will run the paint store during the summer and may close out the business.
 John A. Webb the big mining opera tor and dredge man from Solomon has returned and will assume control of several machines on Solomon river. There Is a rumor he has secured the controlling interest in one of the largest producers on the river.
 w H. Cutler. who has been dealing in furs and trading with the Eskimos for years was passenger on the Vic toria.
 Dr. Andrews, the dentist, returned on the Victoria and will take over his dental parlors on July 1. pr. Andrews came alone, but Mrs. Andrews win re- turn on the next fleet.