The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-11
THE LOOKER-ON

yesterday morning about esht -thir- ny there came rolling in from Berine sea thick bank of fog that wouId make Dean eater" from Boston or n
 way down East Yankee" hn,nasick Ii
 was real cold crisp fog almost thick Ienough to cut with knife and F.. Seihbled so much the spring fogs 1T New England as they come rolling in Ike mist from the Atlantic that Yankee" would suffer from the ,,,- traction of the heart to see and f,,l 1t at this season of the year B
 The Looke' On will Ina 2 d inc ,ol- leSttf n of souvenir postal ,a.'s hv m. tn" ex-Councilman Meye, r.runs from his sight seeing trip to the big outside. To date We have a fine view Of ketchikan, Alaska, Second avenue in Seattle looking north from ahout the Times building and Bon Marcha and in Mondays mail came fine view of San Francisco Hooking down Gearv from Mason" and John writes "rm having a splendid time-not overlook ling anything"
 MT Meyer seems to be taking the best route for seeing all there is ,o take-in. and run a chance of being taken in himself. but having gotten away with his scalp and pocket boo. with at least the lining intact from the Spirit City we can assure hin, ths, the worst Is over Go your way ir peace Mir Meyer, and when you ap proach the city called Seattle again sec Co 1t that you have all your money in safe with time lock on if that won't expire until the bold rocky cane of Flattery has sunk Into the sea or below the horizon way to the sou.h 1 southeast over the stern of the stea nor bringing you back to Nome
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 One can get some idea Of the condi. | ton of the air In the cabin in which the two miners were asphyxiated and lost their lives out on Newton when they read that a cat sleeping close to the floor. where the air ls always more pure. becoming poisoned by the fumes Of these deadly gases and killed The cabin out there must have been air tight and all should see to it that the house contains some safety valve in the form of ventilator to carry off these poisonous gases
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 People who subscribed for mapazinasI 10 De sent in during the winter season VIII soon be reaping the benefit of the money invested for the next two mails the one to arrive Thursday or Friday 't this week and on next Monday will have a bunch of them for both of these malls are made up of second class natter amounting to several hundred pounds
 Nome people are indeed thankful for he most excellent mail service this winter and 1t is up to the citizens to make some move to keep up the same chedule for next winter The Seattle 'apers especially the Times and P-I re devoting columns fin telling about 'ome being depopulated and writing ditorials about the Eskimos claiming II the fine homes as their igloos What he merchants here in Nome should do 3 offset this "falsifying work" on the art Of the Seattle papers Is to cease facing orders for any goods with ~ Merchants Of the Spirit City"
 Portland and San Francisco are anx- us to do business with us and tho = ir treatment received from Frisco iring the past season warrants every erehant placing their orders with tba, " instead of Seattle. S' The difference between Seattle ana F 'h francisco in the eyes of a rank itsider Is about as follows fror an p- aSkan point of view: Seattle want. de ld will grab everything in s,eh, o,,. - nothing in return and will sIurr o1 .,
 N''Ska all the second and tb,ra 'sS stun dumped upon or sent |, . Arket- She believes that the "cuus.
 s''u enough for people in Alaska