The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-07

keep down when 1t comes to winning an election in the Windy City as mayor TIc k a natural born politician like his father and has run the affairs of Chi cago so successfully that the voters are glad to rc-clect him after they have given some other candidate who pro poses great reforms chance to prov, a failure
 Milwaukee just eighty miles north or Chicago. Is another city that does about the same thing Mayor Rose has been elected time and again 10 run the affairs of that city At the pres ent time the mayor is a socialist and from all accounts the people are anx- the office directing the affairs of the city.
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 Joe Protopapas, the Squirrel district miner. is now in town and is one of the few who has great faith in the camp. Joe believes that the men who stampeded into the country last fall got cold feet too soon. That game be ing plentiful wood close at hand they were content to kill time in and about their cabins instead of prospecting just waiting for some other fellow to make a strike. Nine holes put down over an area of fifteen miles is not much of a showing 10 say the least when on Do- minion creek in the Dawson country. one claim owner put down twenty hole~ on a claim 500 feet long and three hun dred wide. Then the netx fellow who came along put down hole and un- covered pay streak that made the claim a producer to the extent of quarter of a million
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 After all has been said and done the real issue in the last election was Pioneer Mining Company vs miners. and a few soreheads" That the Pioneer Mining Company may ship in five or six hundred men to work this summer instead of giving the men in here cm- Iployment was given the approval of all working men, so when they resort to bringing in men to do their work the miners will have no kick coming < & &
 1 The high snow bank between Kester way on the west and the Miners hotel 1 on the east is several feet too high and should he cut down at once for teams passing one another between those points are in danger of forcing one or both to the sidewalk below where much damage would be done.
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 ] Al who lost money betting on the election are now offered a chance to |.r. and break even by betting on the l IAIl-Alaska Sweepstakes race to be run Icommencing April $. which falls on
 Remember the following after the battle. Eye-openers generally makes the brain sleepy The fellow who is too II"or te lend money or place bets on elections never enemizcs his frineds That some candidates are elected in | haste and return the compliment to their supporters at leisure Where ig- norsnce k bliss don't talk about it. and nobody will notice That the noisy man always attracts lot of attention until We set used to his voice. That this world is full of better things but II takes money to get the That when you wish to bring mp your chn- dren in the way you would have them grow just get out and show them how. be an example. and not depend upon promises of a fine education when they grow up.
 We are now sure that he steamer Corwin will arrive early in June or the last of May with a supply of fresh goods to relieve the market which will be depleted of eggs. butter. cream and sugar al that time
 Who will win the AuAlaska Sween- stakes race is the all absorbing tonic at the present time