The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-15
politisaI Tlasbss
By Little Bow Peep.

Yes. We were telling about that won dcrful Christian Science slate which our old friend Bill was framing with a coat of many colorS. Well We have given you a hint ur three names that are supposed (" be on it and from the little wise sayings" of Bill the fol- lowing are requested to roost in his hive. But bcfor, they can bccnmc full fi,dg"d Scienccitcs they must acknoWl- edge Bill as their manager and iu all moves consult their leader
 Ther" is Y"rkry. the cigar man as h" is we'll known in the region of the road leading to the Elite bath house He may and he may not be number four on the absent treatment slate. but he comes out bold like knight of old and says if he is sure he can lead the ticket he will run, otherwise he'll aI- low the mayoraity mantle to fall upon the shoulders of some other popular man. but just now he cant quite figure out who it can be.
 Then there is number five. Gus BuItz he has been before the people so many times that he doesn't need any intro ductiou. Strange as it may seem Bill ha~ him broken to scientific harness and h" furnishes much amusement to the other members Gus is needed on the slate for his most excellent legal advice, for since he has acquired his law library he can even give the late Alfred $. Moore cards and spades in legal procedure--that is what Gus be- lieves.
 While We are allowing the first half Of the slate to become impressed upon tn" minds of the people, perhaps a little Aggression into the realms of other states being formed would prove interesting.
 Thcr" K Dr. Mustard. Ed Johnson. better known as Nugget Johnson. with ' w J. Rowe and ] H. Montgomery. as starters. This slate Is vet very tender and would go all to pieces if suddenly exposed to the great heat of political strife. This is stin in the incubator. and after il is able tn stand alone We will have more aboat it.
 Coming back to the Christian Science slate. perhaps We had better give number six. who k reported to be Jas NJ. R"illey. He k now getting a little Sxperienc" in the city council. seeing how many motions he can make that gets lost for want of second. Reilley has had considerable experience of late with plunkerS. and he hates to take or dcrs from Bill. but ir he can be shown that this new manager has the right d"p" he will come into camp
 little moSe Aggression into the realm of the present city council. Coch- ran. Mclean. Carleton. Bakke and Pearson is a combination that couldn't be beaten for they have too good repu- ''ANA''ii' A''N 'hh iidiihtt the FtlIS or the city government, and every one would be pleased to have such men represent the city when the congress sional committee visits Nome The voters could do worse than force these men to stand for reelection
 Coehran's friends say that the mayor stated positively before leaving for Council that he was out of the run ming and nothing could induce him to stand for reelection.
 Now We come down to Gilmore and George Grigsby. Both of these political lights are reported very busy of late installing lightning rods so that noth- ing in a political way will escape them. And il is further stated that Gilmore will frame up a ticket all his own with the object of landing the presidency of the council and thereby becoming mayor. Sure he wants it his friends say and he is just waiting for some person to push him into the political pot so he can make a great big splash and he says he won't get crossed.
 Then there is number seven on the Christian Science slate but space al- lowed is all used mp for today