The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-23
PERSONAL NOTES

falling on the icy sidewalk and break Ing his shoulder. is getting along nicely and Is now seen daily in his place of business directing the helper how 10 carry on the large amount of work to he performed al his establishment.
 q. A Christcpherson. who is interest. ed in the graphite mines up near Salt Lake. is to construct graphite mill at Interbay. near Seattle for the treat. ruent of graphite ore from Seward Pen .asula- | D Fields mining engineer. Is interested in the d,Sl and wiH ne,r erect the plant
 Government engineers WGl -,&Se $ survey of the Apcor --tsssA tE sae Yukon rsver this summer ;,, S<e E .s,s channel cannot ee 5rs4Sed aeer s-st.seA for vessels of la-sv- G-2;y oA.aa, vse ;he entrance and continue oa up the riyer many miles Senator Jones cs Washington had an appropriation pass ed the last congress for the work
 Ed Hansen has found two feet oi pay on the benches of Kleary creek on Squirrel river According to letter received in Seattle from Gus Seiffert, who is now in the new Seward camp The pay will run about eight cents to the pan SeiTert also writes that Stan ley and partners are drifting on pay on the Star association.
 Paul Denhart. Mayor Giese, as he was well known here in Nome. and Jake Berger are reported to be in AL berta. where they have large wheat tracts It is the intention of these mining farmers to put about two thou sand acres under cultivation during the coming summer
 sam Taylor and his brother who also own two large tracts in the same dis trict are getting ready to plant wheat, rye and barley. The crops last sum mer were somewhat of failure. but one good season win make up for sev- eral poor ones so they will keep on trying
 T. Tellison. who ran the l.. S road house for several years. in now in Salt Lake. Utah. or in that vicinity where he owns ten acres of fine farming land i He is raising garden truck and finds it more profitable than mining in Alaska. Both he and the other members of the family are reported well and enjoying the climate of Salt Lake.
 ] C. IT. Thompson who purchased the | Blun mines from Summeryiiie and Meegan. is in Seattle. making ready to develop the property this summer
 Meegen and Summerville have been .t outs for some time and the property
 has been idle for that reason. The new owner expects to develop q mine ir thc vicinity Of Bluf this summer Eugene Chilberg is working away in Seattle and his father has just about gotten him weaned from the NHth There is lots Of work he can do help. ing his father. and he may not come North this summer.
 1 Phil Ernst is in Seattle getting ready l for & mining season on Nome's beach opposite Nome.
 Louis Meyer of Tishou river road house fame. is in Seattle telling of the wonderful dredging propositions he knows of. and win return North on the first boats to take up a few thousand acres of fine dredging ground Rudolph. the violin player and expert watchman on the Bon Voyage durirg the famous trial of that case. Is re-
 ported in Fairbanks and mining in ths: district
 Glen Meres is back in Seattle from
 Eastern Washington and has quit the
 partnership business with Ewing
 Sam Archer is in Seattle, and has a fine summer home on one of the islands in Puget Sound. where they spend their summers. Alaskans are invited out there from time to time and they re- bort that the Archers have a fine sum inner home.
 Col. Sheafe is expecting to return on the first boats. but may make a trip into the Iditarod. The colonel is enjoy- Ing himself but wants to return North like the rest of the old timers. NOTICE TO VOTERS.