The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-23

for we believed such an act was un- called for it looked too much like large malamute standing over one of the little house pet dogs and struck the average mortal as unfair It's the individuals that so to make up the population and no doubt the majority of Americans thought it wasn't quite the proper thing to go down there and grab the bone while two native dogs were scrapping over it.
 Perhaps in the long run il would be best and from a humane and Christian point of view should be done to do away with So much destruction of life and property which is constantly going on in that hot headed republic. & & <
 | The anti plunker ordinance al first struck many as being too drastic in scope. but a little thinking convinced every fair minded voter that in a min ing camp where conditions exist as they do here in Nome, it is a right and just law that should have been passed long ago
 The voters are supposed to vote for seven councilmen in order to complete the body which will be elected to carry on the affairs Of the city, and all fair minded men will agree that voting for some one man isn't carrying out the spirit of the election, nor is the voter doing a square upright deed, for such acts may defeat the election. and the city put to additional expense of hold ing another
 We are glad to read about the Nome wharfage license cases being settled and trust that the money will in time flow into the coffers of the city where many believe it belongs but it is up to Uncle sam. and he is inclined to be rather liberal with US in money mat ters so we can look for nice helping of the amount when il is served. !
 IL commences to look as if President Taft realizes that he got started of on the wrong tangent when he shot ahead in an opposite direction from that which Roosevelt had followed. He real izes that the people didn't follow along after him as he was led to believe. so now he is working out an easement lcurye so as to get back To the popular ltrack To do this several stumbling
 blocks have to be removed. and full speed ahead on a reverse curve isn't
 safe at any stage Of progress. so one by one Is he letting his old engineers
 go
 Ballinger was the first to step down and out then came Fred Dennett. and
 now Hitchcock appears 10 be letting go his grasp upon the administration. Men who are appointed 10 fill the positions thus vacated are strong followers of Roosevelt. which is proof that he had , the right policy to keep The public with
 him.
 Doc Brinker Is in the land of sun
 shine and flowers. and We love to hear about this "Old Man" for he Is closely associated with Nome from it's early
 days But there Is always something
 missing in the accounts of Brinker for We would like to hear about that girl.
 What in the world has become of her
 and We wonder if Doc really married
 hero
 Just as the launch started with Adams and BrinEer last fall. Doc seem
 ed to have the edge on the affection of
 the young girl, but Bob stated that ne
 would win her yet Now that Brinker
 Is rusticating on Adams orange ranch
 perhaps he won out after all or adopted the two of them.
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 We used 10 hear about A Native Son day and a banquet given in honor of
 the occasion Wonder what happened
 to the representatives Of Gods coun-
 try? Can it be they are all saving
 their twenty dollar gold pieces to help celebrate reunion of all Alaskans in I41- f.,f land ,F