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INSURANCE sO.IGI"f,R'S IL
CENSE CANCELLED.

Pierre, S. D.-After a hearing and
investigation of the situation. In
surance Commissioner Basford has
Cancelled the license of r.. w. Walk
ley of Sioux Falls to solicity insur-
ance in this state. Walkley has been
acting as solicitor for the Meridian
Life company of Indianapolis, Indi-
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TAFT WILL VETO
STATEHOOD BILL;
bALkS At RECALL
Won't Approve Be-
cause OF Arizona's
Constitution.
PROBE
Investigating Com
mittee Will Resume Hear
ing in Chicago
ADJOURN PROBE

Washington, u. C.-Because of the
tuition for the recall of the judiciary.
President Taft will veto ,he bill adj
hitting that territory and New Men
leo as states, when it reaches him.
This was announced this afternoon
on the best OF %autnorlt.. The presi-
dent, who for many years sat on the
bench, is unalterably opposed to the
subsection of the Judiciary to the ac-
ton OF popular votes.
Can't Agree On Perkins.
After a two hours heated argu-
ment, the Stanley steel trust commit
tee failed to reach a nagreement as
to whether it would hale George w.
Perkins before the bar of the House
Tor refusal to answer questions re-
garcing campaign contributions
made by the steel trust. Five demo-
Gratis and four republicans are on the
committee. The republicans are TAX
ing Perkins side of the controversy,
SO that one vote will decide the re-
suit.
Late today, Chairman Stanley
withdrew his ruling that George w.
Perkins must answer questions
about campaign contributions OF the
steel trust. This was done when
Stanley discovered he could not get
the full democratic support of the
committee to punish Perkins. Rep
r%esentative Little, democrat, of New
York, favored Perkins attitude OF
silence.
The Lorimer investigating COM
mittee adjourned until October, when
it will meet in Chicago to hear fur
Their testimony.
Will Adjourn Next Week.
Today there We're signs that the
deadlock between senator. LaFollet-
te and Congressman Underwood ovel
the wool revision bill would be bro
ken and that there would be a COM
promise between the two branches,
and adoption of the compromise mea-
sure. This indicates an ADJOURN
ment OF congress next week.
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STATEHOOD BILL PUT
THROUGH THE SEN ATE.

Washington D. C.-The bill grant
ing statehood to New Mexico and
Arizona, legislation that had been
fer many years the dream of the
people of those territories, was pass
ed by the senate last night-53 t.
is, after a rejection of the Nelson
amendment, which proposed strik-
ing out of the Arizona constitution,
its judiciary recall provision. Tho
bill rs passed by the senate differs
only slightly from the house measure
and it is said may be unsatisfactory
to President Taft.
Taft has contended all along that
he would be glad TOT sign the state
hood bill, if the Nelson amendment
prevailed, but that it was a grave
question whether he would be will
ing to sign it if the amendment were
An attack on the recall of judges
proposition in the Arizona constitu-
tion was made by Crawford of Soutl
Dakota.
II believe in the people, he said
but they need self-restraint built
up about them to protect them from
the passions of the moment. Do We
want our Judges ard executive off
GERS submitted to the chance of be
ing recalled by a temporarily mad,
dened mob?'
INSURGENTS INSIST ON
PROTECTING WOOLGROWERs
Washington, D. C.-Impatient re-
garding the deadlock on the wool
tariff revision bill, Representative
Underwood, Of the conference sub.
committee, said today that unless an
agreement with Senator La Toilette
could be brought about soon he
would ask to have the full confer
ence committee called together with
the view of reporting a disagreement.
A second conference between La
Toilette and Underwood was hello
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Under
wood said the situation was not par
ticularly bright but that as one
could never tell about such mat
ters," the conference might produce
results before night.
The insurgent republicans are
standing solidly with Mr.. LaFollette.
They say that a 35 per cen duty on
wool is necessary for the proper pro-
lection of the sheepowners.
Information reached the president
today that at least four or five insur-
gent republicans had decided not to
line up with the house democrats in
case the president should veto the
wool revision bill and the house try
to pass it over his veto.
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NOVEL POINT MADE
IN EXPRESS CASE
COLORADO MAN PROCEEDS
AGAINST COMPANIES FOR
COMPETING WITH THE u.
S. POSTOFFICE DEPART.
MENT.

Denyer, Colo.-A novel point is
raised in a suit against the express
companies heard today by the state
railroad coImission.. 1t was start
ed by George j. kindel who~has long
been a thorn in the side of the Colo
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state Of Ohio. CITY Of Toledo.
Lucas County. S0.

Frank ]. Cheney makes cath that h.
Is senior partner of the firm OF F. J
Cheney & Co. during business in tn.
City of Toledo, Cunty and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catnrrh that
cannot be cured by the use OF Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY
in my presence, this Sth day OF Decem.
Der. A. d.. 1888.
tSEAL) A.. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public
ly. an dacts directly on the blood ant
mucous surface OF the system. Sent
for testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. u
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Then Gates went into the market.
From 1897 to 1901 was his prime.
His profits have been swollen by
rumor. Gates was a grand stand"
performer; a self advertiser" off the
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CANADA AND HER POLITICS.

II Canadians got their form Of gov
eminent from the mother country they
appear not 10 have inherited that few
erish esire for change which Great
Britain has exhibited Of late years. In
deed people OF middle age can remem
Der but TWO administrations in Canada
in their day, those of Sir John Melon
aid and Sir Wilfrid Lauricr The lat
ter has been premier since 1896, four
teen years In thar time the United
states has had three presidents and
Great Britain half dozen govern
ments
This record Of steady leadership con
trasts strongly with the futterinEs Of
tho mother country OF course it is
partially accounted for by the fact that
canada is not in maelsrom Of CON
tiurntal politics She has no foes real
Or imaginary on her borders She ha-
had no bulgarian appeals nor any AZ
menian atrocities u r,nd her Yet
canada has had fiscal tariff and labor
questions which appear after an to b,
the same as those upon which modern
English governments rise or fall. Does
Canada handle these more wisely than
Great Britain that she docs not make
government crises out uf them. In
preventing strikes canada docs seen
To have taken the lead. not only q
Great Britain and probably ahead OF
ourselves. We don't seem 10 do any
thing thoroughly any more. Som,hod'
gets in compromise before We car
say that We have made progr,sslH'
step Hating and hesitation on th
part OF president and congress RUNE,
tariff reform Maybe it will ruii
monetary reform also. Meanwhile
through doubt as to whether state a
nation should leglslate with regard t,
industrial peace nobody has done il
and We are liable L" a serious dt~put,
at any tim.
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THE LOOKER-ON

People are now looking Forward 10 a
exciting week IN politics, FOR several
cannons have been fired and Gilmore's
had several reports as If it were q
breach loader instead y a siugl. bar
rel gun.
The citizens stamped th.lr approval
Of the policy inaugurated by the city
council the year before and BY their
votes went on record as being in favor
II the continuance Of the same. That
they We're wise IS proven by the fact
that the city is yet on a good financial
basis with a fair size bank account for
the incoming council 10 meet an bills
until such time as the revenues Viii
commence 20 flow into their Golfers.
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HINTS TO GILMORE.

20 ~, Nugget is correctly informed
That certain publication is TO back
raudldat, Gilmore Tor mayor Of the
next council We would like to suggest
To- said candidate the following hints
that may help him in the eyes of the
voters
ITO have al Icas, one man con
..e,,a ".,h said paper take out his
mrs, citizenship papers. and declare his
Intentions 70 become a citizen
--Il possible have at least ono AM
rr.ran working on the paper.
a-Tp instruct them in the 4 e.,
- ths Ia" 500 that they viii know Their.
can De- both written and oral contracts
There is no excuse for the ignorant IN
ia&s II tile country. but people who
are citizens " foreign countries. al
though trying 10 run another should
- put wis, t. the fact
THAT Americans. no matter Of
til country born. Of through the pro-
cess 9f Capitalization papers hate 10
aaFe people who do not think enough
of tho country to become citizens try
~ - nan the government
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pert?


Notwithstanding that many OF the
quartz miners are content to continue
their operations as at present. it IS
nevertheless true that 1t is to their
advantage. as well as to the advan-
tage of the residents Of the town To-
put the quartz industry on a pcrma =
nent basis with as little delay as pos
sible. and it Is with this object in view
that the directors of the Development
Company are endeavoring 10 interest
the people OF the camp to the extent
Of subscribing 10000.
Every one in the camp should contri-
butte his or her mite 10 the good cause.
II may be a contribution. pure and sim
Pile, but the indications are that the
money entrusted to the directors viii Toe
paid back in dividends, in which event
it will have proven good investment
Don't allow the directors to do all
Of the work. Get into the wagon with
them. and if you can not afford to as
st>t them with nDH,y. 10 50 w'th
words of encouragement. Every Ii. u"
lit helps Get nusy.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Chas H. Code and William +. Code'
your heirs. executors, administrators
and assigns:
You and each of YOU are hereby nou-
expended in labor and improvements
during the year 1910, as the annual
expenditure required by law, one hun
dred 1000 dollars o. that certain
placer mining claim situate in the Cape
Nome Recording District. District Of
Alaska and more particularly described
as follows to-wit:
The American association claim on
St Michael creek. tributary to Os-
borne creek, also one hundred dollars
worth of work on the bench No g. left
limit of Osborne creek, i'm the above
mentioned district for the year 1910.
And yoL are frrthcr notified that If
within ninety days after the last pub
LEGATION Of this notice, you fail to con
tribute your proportion of said expen-
ditures your interest i'm said claims
will become the property of the un-
dersigned. your co-owner under sec
tion 2324. Revised Statutes Of the Uni
ted States
F.. C. LEHFELDT. Co-owner.
Date first publication Jan. 25. 1911
Date final publication April 26. 1911
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QUARTZ

.Na..ts iaiag" lies in quartz accord
IS - statements mad. recently bv
a.ll-ver-e3 mining men. BEING tina,
such Is The case. the Nome Quartz
Development Company is 10 be com.
menie4 fsr .ls active part in looking
forward - the future welfare of this
camp. The organization should b..
assisted by individuals and encouraged
rs an Who are Interested in the prog
ross 81 this camp
Tho following is ana editorial which
appeared ln q recent issue Of the Fair
banks Times and which explains tina,
that camp has quartz movement afoot
similar 70 the one which was 80 re-.
"ontly launched in Nome:
IT, those who have not followed the
progress OF quartz development in this
immediate vicinity. It viii BE- somewhat
uprising 70 loarn that the lodges
hereahauts have produced close to $50
sa3 With no appreciable work OF a de-
'ermining character having been done
ON any II the properties All OF the
work thus far done has been confined
- the uper levels tho output of tI2 Don
r'f resenting mc-,ly s, goph,cins prl.
cess in tunnels driven close TO the sur
face in an effort 10 take out enough
gold 20 pay for The development as II
progressed.
While il Is regretablo that the de-
reIopment ~ the many promising
properties has Of necessity been So slow.
II is extremely gratifying 10 know tina,
the lodges are paving their own way.
Il is a condition Of which few camps
can boast or ever have been able 20
boast since the discovery Of the nrst
quartz, The marvel Of Il is that We
have not been more active ia develop
neUt work, allowing more than two
Years a. 90 by without having deter
mined the fun extent and richness OF
any of the Lodges. II $4,000 can b.
produced in two years without doing
amy real work, what might not be ac-
complished by a company amply sup
piled with funds and the work FASTENED
under the direction Of a quartz ex-
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being continued with perhaps one ex-
ception. but 1t remains 10 be seen II
The people want to elect a radical who
has the audacity to come out and say
he is for undoing all that the present
city council has accomplished during
the past year
Tie Nugget expects to have add
tional help in a short time for Mr.. Geo
Maynard has fine bouncing en-pound
boy that is expected to take hold of
IA" eases The proud father expects
this viii be a good boy for he will be
instructed in the cases and how to
handle the stick at once So there will
be no chance for his going wrong, as
he will always have a rule to go by
And To think some people believe
there is no power in the press" said
the happy dad as he commenced TO
make pie" out of Mondays edition.
-ht4N duht' has lltu dbib HIt WIN
considerable loss of life then New York
has followed 18th a iark,r one and a
greater loss Of life. Wonder where the
third viii Dee reported from
X 4 y
Diaz is slowly hut surely putting
down the insurrection that has kept
his country in the thros Of strife with
brother against brother for several
weeks II is possible that new reforms
viii have to be granted as the result
" this insurrection. but all who claim
to be- wen acquainted with President
piaz and his methods of government
claim he has the correct idea of hand
ling the hot headed people under him.
Z y y
Roth Preceding and Borgan are en-
thusiastic in their venture Of trying to
advance the development Of quartz
within the Seward Peninsula. With tn
financial help that was given in the
form Of subscription for raising the
first five thousand dollars. it should be
little or no trouble to raise an addi-
tioual twenty-five hundred for Gus
tom mill TO Toe installed in the city
whom the time comes for the same.
It would be- fine for tho city TO ap-
pf"Fria'" the amount asked Tor other
cities hav" don" as much. but the coun-
.cii haven't time to place the same b.
fore the voters during the coming
election for ton days are required for
motto" 9" b" given in any election.
tn" Nugget has the interest OF the
development Of quartz At heart and has
subscribed freely toward the success
1 "t ID" undertaking. and VIII do All n
It's power Z" max" the same blessing
70 %" community. 50 We would sng
g"st that If the council has not tho
power 70 grant money for such pnr-
poses. and there is considerable doubt
rs t. th"m being 80 endowed. for the
| government that provides 50 much Of
our. revenues has designated for what
purposes they shall be used. that an
additional subscription be raised To
meet the expense Of instalIig a Gus
! tom quartz mill here in the town.
K 4
| = Il S,..,...,.,. ,,.s,.,.a ., NIL, a III,
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difference. Unless one has the Unborn
power to experience such emotions one
may as well try to explain the diner
ence 10 the waters Of Boring 50.
4
To repeal! repeal! repeal! that is my
platform. and can show the people
moro tricks with holes in them than any
other person in Nome The people
would like to know how many OF the
holes would be shown in the city bank
account
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J. M. SLOAN, M. o. C. M.

Manitoba University l. r. c. p.
Edinburgh. l.. r. c. s. Edinburgh. L.
F. =. & S, Glasgow.
ONCE hours: 10 5 and 10 s: 30
p. m. Phone: Oniee. Main as. resi-
dence. Black IS.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-03-29

Secure your rooms tor the Winter
at the Elite Baths. Steam heat, all
the comforts Of q home.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-03-29

Concert and May day festival May I.
Under auspices Ladies Aid Society.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-03-29
DOG FEED.

Fine cooked dog feed only iOc pei
pound
PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. ALASKA. MARCH 20. 1911.
COMING EVENTS.

Last overland mail leaves for outside
Thursday night, March 3d. Mail closes
at LEGAL postoffce Thursday at four
o'clock
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CUR CIRCULATION.

Tire Daily and Weekly Nugget has a
guaranteed circulation greater than
any other paper published in Alaska.
Our circulation books are opened for
inspection to our advertisers.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-03-29

sruner Club Concert, April u.
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DON'T GET DIsGUsTED.

DON'T GET DIsGUSTEO.
" your watch is out of order. Call on
C. shaIlit, corner First and E streets.
Watches cleaned, $3.50; main springs,
sf.oo. Mail orders attended promptly.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-03-29

Copy for regular advertisements
must be in by 10 o'clock on the day
Of publication.
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DR.. D S. NEuMAN.

20 steadman Ave Telephone Black 80.
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PHONE MAIN NO. IS

Entered as second class matter. Feb
IS 1907. at the Postuffice at Nome
Alaska. under the Act OF Congress of
March 3. 1879.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-01-17
The w. O. w. and w. C. Joint in

The w. y. W. and w. G. joint in
stallation of officers last evening was a
huge success. The program, in addi-
tion to the installation of officers by
State Manager Geiger, consisted of a
reading by Miss McCook, solo by w.
j. Patterson and selections by a male
quartet consisting of Messrs. Patter-
son. Brown, Burgess and Mead. Every
number met with hearty applause and
encores were demanded in every in
stance. Mr.. Geiger's address was, as
usual, entertaining and instructive and
was greatly appreciated by the audi
ence. The exercises over, merry
throng OF dancers took possession of
the floor The ladies of the w. G..
completed the enjoyment of the even
ing by serving an elegant supper in he
w. O. w. hall.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-01-17

Corn fodder for sale. Enquire Of
Gus DeNoyelles.
c. F. Miller and G. T. Watros lef
today for Mason City.
Smoke Judge Harlan SC cigar al
W. A. Glass places.
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer; offic,
opposite the National Bank.
DR.. W. T. DAILY, physician ant
surgeon: Office over National Bank.
House for rent or sale. Enquire Of
L. BARNES.
$2.95 buys good all wool suit a
Nichols Great Sale--a saving to you.
Miss Florence McIntire is home from
Fort Dodge fora visit with her parents.
Sylvia is an operetta full of spark
ling wit, beautiful music and clever
dancing.
Reserved seats for Sylvia entertain
ment on sale at Tomas & Farnsworth's,
Thursday noon.
Make you pennies 60 as far as dollars
by trading at Nichols Great Sale for
the next two weeks.
WANTED-A girl for general house.
work. Enquire of Mrs. H. w. Shuttle
worth, Cresco, Iowa.
If you wan, farm loan at low rate
of interest, zee American Loan 4 Trust
Company. Cresco. la.
Paul LANCE, from near Lime Springs,
is in Cresco attending German school
taught by Rev. Pless.
The greatest Bargains in Mems and
Womens' shoes ever offered in Cresco,
at Nichols Great Sale.
Chas. Combs returns to-day to Hood
River, Oregon. He will be accomp-
snied by Albert Bundrick.
Try a sack of Fred Salisbury's Buck
Wheat flour, for sale only at Kellow's
at Csc for 10 pound sack.
John McCook and daughter, Miss
Allie Mae, were Minneapolis visitors
the latter part Of last week.
Sylvia, a charming operetta, at the
opera house, Friday, Jan. goth, for the
benefit of the Congregational church.
Mrs. Emma Davis is up from indie
pendence, called here by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Richard Wentworth.
If you want to buy or sell Real
Estate call on MILF & Owens. Office
over Motifs Dry Goods Store, Cresco,
Iowa.
Misses Wayne and Lucy McCarty
are spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Yates, residing near Har-
mony, MINI,
Mrs. George Michel and Mrs Phil
DeGraves left today for jamestown,
N. D. on account of the serious illness
of Mrs Andrew Michel.
Don't fail to see the bevy of coun-
try lads and lasses and the ladies' and
gentlemen of quality from the court at
opera house, Friday, Jan. Goth.
Sylvia and Betty, grown weary Of
their suitors. exchange for the day.
Come and hear of their troubles at the
opera house, Friday, Jan. Goth.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-01-17
Wanted.

Farm liz This ;"intv, Have to offer
as first payment 800 acres Kansas land
Sen0 full particulars of your farm.
Box 3Sa, Calmar, Iowa,