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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT,

The following advertisement taken from tho New York Herald of Januar. should prove Of interest ,a mining men here in Nome.
 \ MINING PROPOSITION Managed hy HONEST. ENPERIENr-
 Eb and RELIABLE MEN in
 Nome, Alaska. Capital stock sl 500 o000 Issued ssso Ooo Net income after deucting operation and developing expenses in 1910. s22.- : 7sI.
 Ne are issuing s30o.ooo per ,ent fen year gold bonds in order to build thr"" dr-IgvS Including working cap ital
 Ss-ooo af ,hy ahuy. bonds have been sold co some of the he~, known men In New York city
 These bonds wm Doe offered for sale at ninety-two ,s2) with a bonus of 50
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
JOHNSON HAD
 A FINE TRIP

Charley Johnson who rushed Goggin tn the Hot Springs before he had time to get cold feet. reported to a roper sentative of the Nugget that it was a tiur trip all he way there. We left Nome about '.30 Sunday morning. with the thermometer about the thirty mark. but there wasn't a breath of air stirring We made the Nugget road house for dinner that afternoon and rested for two hours Then we con tinurd on to the springs reaching that place at o'clock.
 It was a beautiful day. the air crisp. and sun shining down good and bright remained at the Hot Springs over night and started back the next morn ing. on tho home trip met Judge Muranc's team about six miles to the west of the Nugget roadhousc. about o'clock headed for the springs and the weather being fine and clear they would reach their destination about nightfall.
 Al the springs the thermometer stood about thirty-Hvc or forty below. but there being not breath of air one didn't notice it much No Goggin isn't in Judge MuraneS party. the judge k travelling by himself and
 
 month
 NO. I'll not go after him for the All-Alaska Sweepstakes race will be on then and I'll have my hands full try ing to land inside of the money. IL was good exercise for my dogs up to the springs and back and I'm training ] them from day to day getting them ! into condition"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

at 2.5" o'clock when Marshal Thomas Cader Powell was joined in marrtage to Miss Mildred Johannah Thor-k. Tho c'remonly took place al the St Mar. $ church. with Rev G. n Christian ,r- hciating. Non" others witnessed :hc affair besides Fred Hanks and Miss Sundback wh" were the legal vit- nesses.
 That the marriag" was surpr-e even to the marshal's closest friends and as~uciatys was evidenced by t'c fact that none Of the boys in the cour. hous" knew of the proposed marrisse. even yesterday evening at $ o'clocE
 The office force in the marshars of- flee agree that the biggest capture of the season has been made. and all are husily engaged today. congratulating their chief.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
ARGUE AGAINST THE
 SWEEPSTAKES COURSE

There is considerable Swccpstake talk atoat nowadays and like the pol- tical melting pot. the contents ot the dogdom kettle. is beginning to aimmcr down to cold hard facts The adverse comment on the proposed new course for the great speed contest is decided ly logical and worthy of consideration by the Kennel club
 According to present plans the course which win be covered ry the Sweepstakes contestants is to BIur and return tu Nome. and thence to Council via Cuufh aud th,u finally to Nome
 Tnor. are many advantageous argu- meuts which may be made in support of this course. and as it would give the spectators an opportunity of get ting a trirpIr look a, the races they. "f course. arc strong tor inc proposed rau
 But on the other hand the contest ants have good argument. It is a well known fact that a dog. like a
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
MAYOR COCHRAN
 ARRIVES FROM COUNCIL

This afternoon al three o'clock May or Cochran arrive from Council 10 which place he has been away on busi- ness. The party left Council yes terday morning and bucked a storm most of the way to solomon.
 This morning they departed from solomon in beautiful weather. and it remained fine until they reached Cape Nome. when trey ran into the storm which has beer raging all cay. Mir Cochran is looking fine after his mush- ing trip and is glad to get back home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
MALoNeY CONFINED TO HIS BED.

William Maloney. the mechanic in charge of C. w. Reeds machine shop this winter, is confined to his bed, from the accident he suffered a week or so ago by having am iron bar fall and strike him across the back.
 At first Mir Maloney believed he would be up and about in a day of two, but the bruise turned out to be more severe than expected The iron bar was a large heavy piece and the blow on the spinal column iarrcd his whole system
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

h"rsr. after he Is once returned from a hard run. dislikcs tn start out again on another canter.
 Some of the dog men fear that their teams will lay down upon their re- turn 10 Nome from Blum. and that they will be unable to negotiate the run to Council and return in anything like fast time
 But a few days ago. one of the driv- CTS wh" intends to contest in the Sweepstakes. took his fast team out for 8 trial. He ran the dogs over certain course, then returned. and headed the leader on another trail leading out Of Nome. The dogs laid down and refused to work That is literally speaking the dogs 'Gaid down" They worked sluggish without ginger and it took them just three hours to cover the same distance which they had covered th" day before in one
 Others have experienced with fho,r teams along the same line. and had tu- same experience.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
.BATH-TUB MAKERS
 WILL FACE TRIAL

for their manufacture. besides killing all chances of competition by buying up the smaller concerns
 The trials of the manufacturers of th" bath tub. are cal"ndered for next month, al which time it Is said. several great disclosures will be made
 The government has announced that n" leniency will be shown the monopo- lists if they are proven guilty of the charges which now hang over their heads. A Jail sentence for each and every member of the alleged trust is advocated hy Uncle Sam.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
DISCOVERY NOW ANNOUNCES
 HANDICAP POOL TOURNAMENT

The Discovery desires to announce that the entry books are now open for the handicap pool tournament which will be pulled or in the near future. There "ill be no entry fee charged and every pool player in Nome Is urged to get in the game Remember that the entry books are now open and that there is no cost to get in the tourna. ment
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
RAY sRosTg CONFINED TO BED.

Ray Broste, the young basket ball player, who was injured in the exhlSi, tion game last Friday evening in the Eagle Hall has been confined to his bed ever since. Dr. Mustard, who has charge of the patient. doesn't believe he will be able 10 rssq.us his school duties before next Monday and it will be a day or two before Ray win he up and about
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

You can buy Select Beer at the EasIs for the same price you pay for inferior grades. You can compare i, with any coast or even any Eastern beer and for purity, flavor and cleanliness it has them all beaten. Give Select a fair test and you will have no other.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
FRESH HOME MADE CANDY.

Now that outside goods are getting stale remember you can have fresh made candy daily at TOby's. Don't put up with stale goods when you can pur. chase the fresh made home produetion for the same price.
 TosY's CANDY KITcTHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service
 WASHINGTON. March I5.-Thr gov rrnmcut will demand that jail sen tences he inflicted upon those involved. f. during thr April trials. of those al- i.grd "a have combined in what Is known as the bath tub trust. are prov en guilty of being a part Of a combine.
 Il ,s charged that mammoth trust. comprising the leading manufacturers of porcelain bath tubs. controls the output of this manufacture and that the combine maintains an unusual price
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

Der cent in stock
 THE SAFEST MINING PopoST- TIpN EVER OFFERED
 Brokers and underwriting firms need not answer Principals only.
 Address RELIABLE 3ta Herald. downtown
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
DON'T GET DIsoUsTEo.

if your watch is out of order. Call on C. Shsllit, corner First and streets. Watches cleaned. $i.5o; main springs. si!oo. Mail orders attended promptly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
CHEAP DOG FEED.

Good fish, fine to cook up with your cereal, for $500 per 100 pounds. We also have a fine cooked dog feed, 50 per cent talIow, 30 per cent fish and crack Iings and 10 per cent cereal, selling for only 1oe per pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

The marshals office is very quiet these days. Universal peace seems to prevail everywhere and until this morning it was believed that there would be continuance" Of the quietuIe until spring. at least This morning. however. there was a restless stir lr the office of the marshal and an mdi- cations point tp the fact that there wIl ha stratung capture made .-"~e many hours
 The capture Was made last evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

For the best and cheapest meal in town go to m0dini's Cafe. Only first class place in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
LECTURE IN ST. JosePH's HALL.

By Rev. J. Farhan. s. l., Wednesday evening. March r., at s o'clock. Sub ject Ireland" The lecture will be illustrated with colorcd stercopticon slides Tickets soc
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY or NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following Is list of the dogs i'm I.uudcd under provisions of Ordi- Iau"" No. 2l2 during thc Z4 hours r.ains at ! o'clock last night: bark yellow dog. bong hair. white feet
 NNDERS ANDERSON.
 Poundmaster. March 15 1911
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

Subscribe for the Nome Daily Ma ge:. s2.oo month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

Good whisky by the gallon or bottle from Seward Commercial Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
MARSHAL POWELL AND
 MISS THORSK UNITED

The following is an excerpt from yesterdays Nugget Many have won dercd since the story was publIshei. what the nature of the capture was to be:
 BIG CAPTURE WILL
 BE MADE SOON
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

Select" that's the kind. Try it. Come and get sample.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

Good warm rooms for The Wintsr st the Elite Baths. Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15

For good printing see the Nugget.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08
CITY MILE HIGH IS
 THE PLACE TO LIVE

(From Wednesdays Daily.)
 Prescott, Yavapai county, Arizona
 "The Place to Live.''
 Four banks. Deposits over $2,S00,. OOO.OO.
 Twenty-twO fraternal orders $170,, 00000 in fraternal buildings.
 Territorial highway completed ten miles south /Of Prescott; work being resumed and will be completed to Phoenix this year, thus giving Pres cott the best automobile road in the Southwest. Bring your auto to Pres colt.
 The public schools compare favor ably with any. Housed in three san itary buildings, two of which have been constructed recently. System includes kindergarten, music, drawing and departments in manual training and domestic science. High school has well equipped botany, chemistry and physics laboratories and a li- brary of 800 well chosen books. Us
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08
ROBERT sHULTZ
 CLAIMED BY REAPER
(From Thursdays Daily.)


 Robert Shultz, one of the best known of pioneer residents of the county, aged s6 years, and a native of Missouri, passed away on the Santa Maria river yesterday, after less than one days illness, was the sad news received yesterday from Henry Miller, by telephone from Hillside. Details of the illness of this well known citizen were meager and the cause of death was attrib- uted to a stroke of paralysis, which seized MT. Shultz the day previous. Up to that time MT. Shultz had been enjoying excellent health, and when stricken was preparing to go on the range to look after his cattle in terests.
 The death of this upright and prominently known citizen is a shock to his many friends. For over thirty seven years he had been a resident of the county, and in all that time his industrious habits and exemplary citizenship eemented the high regard entertained for him in the long years that have passed.
 He IS survived by a son, Robert L. Shultz, who was with him when the end came, and brother, Thomas L. Shultz, residing in Los Angeles, Cal. The body will be taken to Thompson Valley for burial and the funeral will take place today, a cas- ket being forwarded from this city yesterday by Lester Ruffner.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported by The
 Prescott Title Go.
February 25, 1911.

| February 25, 1911. Mildred Gold Mining company files affidavit of assessment work on eight mines, Weaver district.
 United States to James E. Staley- Receipt. Southwest quarter of south east quarter, southeast quarter of southwest quarter, Section 9, north west quarter of northeast quarter, northeast quarter of northwest quar- ter, Section II, 10 north, 6 west.
 Charles R. Ewing and Charles E. Hughes files articles of eO-partner- ship as Jerome Transfer Co.
 Benj. A. Turner, Received, to United States-Q. c. Deed. Damsite, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Main Point mines, Pine Grove district.
 Norman J. Griffin to J. l. Gard ner-M. Deed; s4,35197. One-twelfth interest in mining claim.
 Patrick E. Hollihan to Charles E. Burton-Bill of Sale; $45O. Three horses, one wagon, harness,ete.
 February ?, 1911.
 W. A. Williams locates seven mines, Verde district.
 Cashier Copper Mining company files affidavit of assessment work on eight mines, Agua Fria district.
 E. NJ. Albertson and wife to Fer dinand W. Brown-w. Deed. East half of northwest quarter of north east quarter, Section g, IA north, l west.
 F. w. Brown to E. NJ. Albertson- Option. Above described land.
 Joe Staranovich ct al file diff davit of assessment work on two mines, Agua Fria district
 February 2s, 1911.
 A. G. Dickison to J. V. Dickson Bill of Sale; s2OO. One-nalf inter est in various cattle on range.
 Ruth Elizabeth N. Owens locates three mines, Blue Tank district.
 United States to Fisler J. Morris Patent. East half of southwest quar- ter, Section 9, 16 north, east.
 Fisler l. Morris to John Morris w. Deed. Cancels lease.
 Martin Bella to Pete Braito-Bin of Sale; $4sO. One-half interest in Prescott Dairy, stock and business. Wyatt Smith ct al locate five mines, Mazatzal district.
 Charles R. SnowdOn locates two mines, Mazatzal district.
 John Siess and G. Frank Harring- ton to Tiger Gold Co.-M. Deed. Lookout mine, Tiger district.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08

ual college preparatory course of four years and also special two years commercial course. Graduates from the four years course are admitted to universities and all higher insti- tutiOns of learning without examina- ton wherever the certificate privil- ege is in vogue. All teachers are university graduates. No better schools are found in the Eastern cities.
 Sixty thousand acres of free home stead lands within easy reach of Prescott. This land is very fertile and, with scientific cultivation, will yield abundantly. This land awaits you. Now is your opportunity. Next year will be too late.
 Sixteen miles north of Prescott, a well drilled 300 feet has 26O feet of water standing in it. Efforts to lower the water with a gasoline pump have proven useless. An ample sup ply for irrigation seems assured.
 Yavapai county produces the best apples in Arizona, and without irri- gation. Some of this land may yet be had. Apples from Fair Oaks or chard, near Prescott, shipped to Flu ropean markets, top prices com manded in United States markets. Get busy, if you want orchard land in best apple belt.
 Prescott is particularly free from all diseases. Elevation 5,347 feet; air is dry and bracing, and of great benefit to those in need of such an atmosphere. No healthier or more pleasant climate exists in the United States. Cnrysanthemums were bloom ing in the open on Thanksgiving Day, 1910. Pansies have bloOmed all winter in the open. Only one day in ten entirely cloudy last year. Just think of itl Sunshine means health and happiness. Prescott has the lion s share. Rainfall averages 15.6 inches per annum. The humidity is very low. Annual mean temperature 52; summer mean 69. Delightfully."- cool summer nights; blankets are need ed every night in summer. Winters are very mild; mean temperature 37. AT 4 Place to Livei
 Good opening for poultry farms. Local market is compelled to secure 95 per cent of its supply elsewhere. Good openings in other lines.
 For particulars relative to Pres colt, it's wonderful climate and matehless opportunities, address Pres colt Chamber of Commerce.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.

SAGINAW, Mich, March 3.-Witt a large attendance of delegates and visitors the Republican State Con vention assembled in this city today and was called to order by George P. Codd of Detroit The convention is to nominate two candidates fo1 justice of the Supreme Court, two regents of the State University. two members of the State Board of Az riculture, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and a member of the State Board of Education. Nearly all of the present ineumbents are slated for Tenomination.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08
Good Roads Association To Meet Roosevelt
 At Dam
Hartman Lines to Make Heavy Expenditures
 This Year

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 3.-Tne Bank Controller reports total de- posits and resources of thirty-eight Territorial and thirteen National banks in Arizona, January l, 1911, at $24,471, ,s44.44.
 Much activity prevails at Yuma, Arizona, in Reclamation Service work.
 Pioneer Home at Prescott formally opened February 12th. Institute will accommodate over forty inmates.
 Company to build custom shelter near Tucson on site donated by Chamber of Commerce.
 HolbrOOk, Arizona, shipped last year over a million pounds of wool, 6O,OOO sheep and 10000 head of cattle.
 Tucson is on the Weather Map. A station has just been established at the United States Magnetic Observa- tory, near the city.
 Prescott Chamber of Commerce taking up active work and has re- gently appointed new secretary.
 Parker, Arizon, reports that the government will expend $5O,OOO on buildings and additions at Parker Indian reservation.
 Stafford reports securing 132 acres for planting of cantaloupes and hopes to raise total to 200 acres and es- tablish shipping station.
 Pinal County Board of Trade has organized at Florence and is work ing actively for the interests of that section of Arizona.
 Sheep ranges in excellent condi- tion and floeks very healthy. Gen eral conditions very desirable and outlook for industry very bright.
 Area of Arizona is 113,956 square miles, of which 119 square miles are water. National forests in Arizona cover 15,241,745 acres.
 Additional inter-county highway connecting Mohave, Yavapai and Maricopa counties is being urged. Auto travel will be encouraged by this move.
 Douglas Chamber reports increase in mining activity and general bet terment of mining conditions throughout the Southwest since the of the year.
 Transeontinental Good Roads As sociation will ask for s1OO,O00 to build two bridges to cross the San Carlos and the Gila rivers on San Carlos Indian reservation.
 Good Roads Association of Arizona will meet Colonel Roosevelt at the Roosevelt dam when the ex-President is there to dedicate the work to con servation.
 Heavy expenditures to be incurred by Hartman lines, estimated at $75,- 100000, will mean much railroad ae- tivity in Arizona. Opportunities in railroad building are very good.
 Fl Paso & Southwestern railway to build to Tucson within six months. Pima county citizens offer to raise $75,OOO and will donate rights-Of-way and terminal facilities to railway compapy-
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08
PREPARING FOR EXECUTION
From Thursdays DsiiyJ


 Invitations have been received in this city from Superintendent Ryn- ming of the Arizona penitentiary at Florence. which state that the exeeu- tion of V. B. Chavez will take place in that institution on Friday, March 17th. The condemned man was found guilty of the murder of Of fieer Charles King at Jerome, last year, with the death penalty attach ed, and if legal barriers do not in- tervene he will pay the penalty on the above date. Chavez, it will be smiled as sentence was being pronounced, and as he was led out of the court room, laughed aloud over what he termed a huge joke. Since that time, however, he has weakened, and is now said to be in the most abjeet mental condition, and on the border of a collapse.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08

Newton, who was a consistent packer of the uneonquered "Bloody Basin Beauty" started to pull the bad ger, when hostilities commenced, the packers of the dog claiming that he was interested financially in the fight.
 Order was restored when Prof. Breon stepped to the front, kindly offering to officiate in the badger $ corner, stating that he was a stranger in the city, and not interested in the contest. He was finally selected, af- ter it was agreed that the fight was to a finish.
 Laying aside his mystic cane, the professor pulled his hat tightly on his head, tucked his belt in a notch, and stepping on the box, took a double half-hitch of the rope with his mysterious right. At the call of time, the badger was pulled with a mighty jerk, the animal landing against the improvised platform on which the professor stood. The dog made a rush, and the battle was on, to the delight of the audience of over two hundred. In stepping from the platform the professor accident ally came between the fighters, and he was bitten by the battle scared canine after it had torn the remain ing ear from the head of its antag- onist. The fight was soon over, and the professor, with his clothes spat- tered with gore, was taken to the office of a physician.
 At the entrance to the theater, last night, large sign, reading, "Dogs Must Stay Out," was noticed. The reason was not explained. "Ask Fife. She knows"