The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-01
politieaI flasbss
 By Little Bow Peep.

me Dol is galngIng in pressure from day to day so that all are commenci,s 10 warm up under the effects of ,b. heat given of
 Many are wondering fl the heavy mourning that the peoples ticket is surrounded with in their un- -An.rlcsn paper isn't just a hint as to nna: -an D. expected after ele,tt,a. Coming events cast th 'ir shadows b=f.re and that is such black one.
 Friend Gilmore out Of the kindnes, of his heart engaged the A. B. Hall for Monday evening day or so be- fore hr worked those in charge of the courthouse to let him hold a politlcal netting up there
 Innocence abroad" was depicted on his face when a committee was an pointed to engage a hall for next Mon day night No, gentlemen. we haven't any hall engaged" was about what he led them 10 believe so an able com mittee had 10 be appointed to select one.
 Dad Williams, dear old fellow, ya7 went through the civil war. is in the running he read the hand writing oh the wall before the petitions had to bs filed. and was going 10 withdrew but the fellow who wanted him to pull q few chestnuts out of the fire. would moi stand for it. Why I'll bet you s-"o You will be elected if you run. Dad, was the answer. and it had the desired effect Dad staid into the game and after the election is over he will return 10 his lettuce and green stuff which we are so -ery fond Of. and will say that his first hunch about with drawing was the best
 r We have been informed correctly that Prank Hall is 70 pay The cam paigu expenses for the peoples ticket. or stand liberal share of them what conclusions are We to draw from said help Will il be for pure friendship of fs old stand by Gilmore. or has he other fish to draw from the pool?
 r W Carleton. ". J. Rowe. J. II. Mclean. l.. r.. Hin wm Pearson s J. Bakke and Gus Borgen are men who have made success in their calling here in Nome, they are all builders and believers of good government. Men 'who have staid with the camp from it's early history Their homes are here. thes ale all taxpayers and the ma jority of them family men.
 When the voters give such candidates then serious thoughts 10 run the al. fair of the city government they must arp"ai |" them as worthy of consid- "raii"H. and entrusted with the other fellows who sre known as hale fellows Well met. and can spend money Eke water
 When the fact became known that Chief Camp was not candidate tor r"aIp"iutm"nt to the fire department, ihe atmosphere cleared suddenly for the clouds rolled away and bright sky shown through. No matter who IS elected new chief will have 10 be appointed whether il is the old coun- cil or not
 br Hal is ~ull strong fsyorite with the voters and he Is more than loldins his own The people seem 10 have made up their minds that he should be elected on the present coun- cil for he has the ability to do the honors with credit when the congress siond committee arrives m Nome.
 The election of the old council means continuance of the present efficiency iu the departments of the city Money appropriate 10 maintain the schools a good police department street lighting, etc, with a reduction ir taxes if possible. and an economical running of the city with a watch doz ever guarding the funds in their cara
 "n the other hand We have promises 'ne experiences. a general rearing c2"n of what has been accomplished and worked 10 the good of the ci,y, and on top of all that expedi.ures to he put into execution that VIII make t1- resrve now on hanI 'ade away like n.sst on hot sumemr morniqr.
 The taxpayers have to pay thor go, hard coin 50 they should do some tall thinking or the next few days. Our er"dit Is good. let's keep it so.