The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-20
SEEN AND HEARD

And yet there are many who believe that married men are has beens" but the colts who have never been brok, T to trot in double harness could not put 1t over those who have been used tu being batted for years
 The ball game was all that could be expected and there was plenty of fun for all. even the 10000 900. 900 900. .02S mosquitoes
 Chas. Kimban. who Is representing the J. S Kimball property this summer his father being sick in san Francisco made flying trip tn Nome yesterday called al the Nugget office to say hello and give us the news, then reported he would return again today on the Flyer for this k his busy season.
 Sborgia the waterman. Is doubtful about keeping his new team. for he purchased them a. dociIe animals warranted to keep to the water wagon but the first time he takes them out they make a stampede for a saloon and in their haste take the whole front of the building with them
 The Edna. has served her purpose as a white mans boat and will now be traded or to the Eskimo which is com mencing to be the buneyard for the Mosquito fleet
 The way the married men hosted their skirts and run bases was a fea- turc of the game. Skirts did not bother them at all even if they rather embar- rassed the colts who were not used to such a ray of color
 Captain Warner. when he was over here on the Victoria stated there was nothing to delay the Corwin from leaving St. Michael not later than Wednesday morning. There must have been other complications developed after the departure of Warner. for on his advice the boat was advertised to sail North.
 As stated in the Nugget yesterday a murder was committed down toward Bluff on a coastwise boat. and the man who committed the crime is now on his way to Nome in charge of deputy mar shal ousbv
 In the postmortem on the body of the late William Snyder. the autopsy proved that blood vessel had broken near the heart which would cause in- stant death fin any person.
 The deceased appointed ]. ]. Cole. his eXecutor long before he died and his property goes to his brother and sis ters back in the states Sometime ago Mir Snyder remarked that J. J. Cole could handle his business better than he could himself and he had such faith in his ability and honesty he was going to turn over everything he had into his keeping.
 w. ]. Rowe will now employ his teams at spare moments hauling gravel to fix up the East end of the city. He remarked that 94 cents was a rather low figure. but he claims that Is all profit for he would have done the work anyway. as the road was in such need of repairing it would be cheaper for him to repair it than to allow the extra wear and tear of his rolling stock.
 Mir Rowe. does so much heavy haul ing he is often obliged to repair roads and to get the actual cost for doing SD he considers a stroke of luck
 The miners out in the hills are pray ing for rain. for it commences to look as if men will be laid off pretty soon if no water or rain commences to fall within the next four days The rivers are getting low and there Is very little water in the ditches
 Dr Arnold. president of the Wild Goose Mining X TraBiug Company k of on tour of inspection to the Grand Central country to look after the work being performed by the company in that section. When he returns he will wKls satG.The t.glto. .dyhoshrdlu shrd make trip to the Council district and see the big dredge over there work ing which is now extracting the gravel by the hundreds of cubic yards daily
 Peoples Laundry are making . spe- eialty of rough dry laundry. Give us