The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-06

will have to bulge and serve as a safe " valve. for it's long pent up energy of expansion.
 c c ..EEE With Superintendent Evans, here in Nome, the Eskimo problem as to where they may locate and settle in our midst should be rather easy to solve. No time should be lost in thrashing out the matter with the powers that be. We are told there Is a tide in the af- fairs of men. which taken at the flood, is capable of accomplishing much. And who would dare to say the tide Is not nearing it's flood in this particular matter?
 Unless We wish to see Eskimos to the right of us. EslSimos to the left of us. tom cod In front of us. and seal oil behind us we must be up and do- ling, for the natives have developed n strong desire of late to settle in among the white people, and unless checked and restricted to certain sections the aspect of the landscape in some neigh borhoods will he materially changed $ g E
 l Joe Montgomery and Dad Williams are to be compiemented in looking af- ter the Snake river bridge so early in the game. The ice last fall. and high water combined with the barges get ting damned in passing through the draw either broke the back of the northern approach or badly bent the same, so the structure has been out of alinement during the winter
 Great care should be exercised to preserve the bridge for it is getting old and subjected to rough usage both winter and summer
 We are informed that a we'll defined ledge of galena ore carrying high values has been developed in the Port Clarence district. The vein has been tapped over a hundred feet from where il outcrops at the surface and is we'll defined ledge about two and one half feet wide of rich ore with several other feet of gangue carrying good values
 This k the report after the ledge has been cross cut and the walls defined by actual mining. The first real de- fined mine located in this vicinity. Hheretofore we have been mining, on stringers. in hopes of running into a pocket. but the fact that we'll defined lodges exist will give heart to many of the hard rock miners who will devote their time and energy to prospecting for the same
 | Seward Peninsula has a paying si- yer mine. located to the eastward of Council Then We thought We had a paving gold mine al Big Hurrah. but are ytt In doubt as to it being a pro- ducer. We have. one or two good chances for developing a copper mine in the vicinity of Iron creek. q gold mine on and near Gold Bottom, Dex- ter. Newton. Sunset and Nome river. A graphite mine up near Salt Lake, the Fox gold mine in the Kongarok. the Salena mine near Lost. river and tin mines at Cape York Every one of them with a strong outline Of an ear- mark and yet some have the audacity to say there will never be any quartz mines located on Seward Peninsula. Certain desires are born with women not cultivated-John wanamaker. as superintendent of his large Sunday school, had explained the lesson of the day to his school. Then he said |: Now. if any little one wants to ask a question I will be glad to answer ii if II can"
 One little girl arose and Mir. wana maker said; Good. Martha. I am glad to see you have question. What is Iit?"
 Please, Mfr. wanamaker, what is the price of those large dolls in your windows"
 The proper implements and the working tools of all good citizens abou,