The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-29
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

W. w. Sale leaves today for Diyl. creek to take possession of the Dick Creek Mining property he recet., l lately under a judgment in the district court. Mir Sale k taking a man along with him to place In possession of the. property and expects to be gone about two weeks. He goes via the way ut Teller
 Councilman Sykes or "Yorkry as ne Is better known called .ip the Nug get last evening and said he had mot been consulted in the matter of th, $lop donation when the double nnp Was made, and wished Iu inform tu, Nugget that k Was all d - mixture Tor some other brand uf goods he ear ried. We started in tu tell "Yorllcy. tnaJ the information came from the Fourth of July committee and advise nim to read the book entitled "Th, uses and abuses of the fifth wheel on the wagon" when he hung up his phone.
 W. Scdlecak, one of the operators from Mystery creek $ m town on business, but will return at once to work on his property.
 "NSS Noou VI Ielttl called at the Nugget office this morning to say hcl- l". and reports d most excellent trfp down on the DuNbury.
 The judge stated that the mining season is now on up there and the freighting season Is in full swing He reports the smooth"st trip down ,.- has ever experienced, but the boat had to work her way through the ice all tBe way from Point Spencer. The drift or field ice is very extensive to the westward
 NJ. NJ Ravenkielde, who has a lease Tor the season on the Penny river ditch companN's property up near Jess creek Is now working full blast up there The company furnishes him water to work the property and he expects tn force many thousand cubic wards of gravel through the boxes and fumes during the summer.
 The $l00 promised by the city conn cl had the effect of making the com mittee take on additional interest We now are in a good way weather per mitting, to have good Fourth of July celebration. Judge Murane will be tn. orator of the day for the Fourth and District Attorney Rodcy will take care of the dediCatury end of the pubIf, park
 Max Hirschberg with fifteen mon chartered the Flyer to make a trip to Teller to take up supplies for opera tion of their plant on Sunset creek across the bay from that city. Max received work from his brother thcre was bedrock stripped ready for shoy- cling into the boxes and the season was farther advanced this year than last.
 Quite number of miners went to Teller to go into the Kougarok via Mary's lgloo, for the road is not run ming and with boats running to the lgloo they can make better time.
 The condition of the rivers and creeks this spring are different than last, for the water is so high if is hard work to cross them. Several miners and operators have had to swim for the opposite bank in trying to make crossing during the past week.
 Wagner. the boatman, is now giving the Sinrock natives lessons in how to run gasoline engine. The crew of the New Jersey are taken out for spin in Nagner's gasoline launch and ha| lets them start and stop the engine. explaining the essential parts and their workings, SD they will be able to rum the new engine installed in their boat. Wagner says it would be fine if he. could teach them to run a gasoline engine by mail, for even the open school room out in Boring sea becomes 'close" at times.
 The wireless during the hot days is not working very we'll II is taxing the signal corps boys patients to grab the aerograms from the noises of the constant dim of the bug" which is the induction noise that has the same ef feet upon the receiving wire as if n fellow was outside hitting them with a club.