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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
MIKAD0 BURIED
 IN PRIMITIVE STYLE

present were amazed by the strange spectacle.
 The representatives of the foreign great powers. including Secretary Knox of the United States. fell in to the best of their ability with the re- markable spirit of the occasion, al though the Japanese authorities. with their famed courtesy. permitted the foreigners to follow their own rules of etiquette when they desired SD to nn
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
LeeLANAW LOST LITTLE.

The loss sustained by the Leeianaw during the storm which she experi- enced on her way to Nome was very little. Captain Brown says that the amount of cargo washed overboaru was much less than people in Nome had feared It to be.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
TOM GEORGE DEAD.

Tom George. the colored whaler of Point Hope. died last July of cancer at Point Blossom. Those coming to Nome on the boats from up coast yes terday say that George has lived In the country about a score of years. He lived at Hope for 12 years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
 or CANAL OPENING

come absolutely. The sloughing in the deep cut can be kept out without the least interruption and the great engineering feat Is an accomplished fact.
 The official announcement of the opening has been received with edi- torial celebration already by ths newspapers of the country issued since it was made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
SHIPPING OUT s6o,ooo WORTH
 OF TIN ORE ON S.S. MACkInAW

thence on the steamers sailing around the Horn to Liverpool. England. This trip occupies 55 days. Shipping costs sI0 a ton to Seattle. and ts.5O ton from Seattle to Liverpool. The tin found on Buck creek Is of very high grade and Is worth about 1875 per ton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

to Nome yesterday on the Alaska. says that the output for the whole season will be very much greater. This drcdge was installed during the middle of last summer. The output last year was sIs.O0O.
 The ore is shipped to Seattle and
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
NICARAGUA WARNED. 6psoiaI Nuaos4 ooevtaA

SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Sept. is.- The United States government has dispatched formal note of warning to Nicaragua arising from the dis turbances of recent date in that re- public.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
DREDGEs DOING WELL.

The dredges on Budd creek. u tribu- tary of American river. and the one al Deering are now operating most sue cessfully according to Judge Wood of Teller who came In yesterday eve ming. The judge understands that w w. Johnson. the operator. is more than satisfied.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
Special Nugget 6srvlse.

SYRACUSE. Sept. l6.-A cyclone swept the county of OnOndaga in this state yesterday and left death and de- struction in it's wake. Four people were killed outright and at least 50 others have received serious injuries some of which are expected to result fatally.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
Special Nugget Servles.

TOXIC. Sept. 16.-The burial of the late mikado took place last Saturday under conditions of SD primitive a kind that an impressiveness. of an almost uncanny kind was evident.
 The body was borne on a two wheeled cart that was drawn by five oxen. Simplicity of a sort bordering almost on savagery marked many other portions of the obsequies also and the Americans and Europeans
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

pany here at present. has been busy during the past few days looking over the district near the city. About a dozen men altogether are employed IT. the work of drilling all over the big tract. but nothing has been given out that would aid towards even the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
DUKE VISITING
 IN ALASKA
SUTHERLAND AND THE OUCH
 ESS GET OFF AT JUNEAU.
Special Nugget Service.


 JUNEAU. Sept. l6 The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland landed in Ju- ueau today and are now taking in the scenery around the city. The duchess seems to be an enthusiastic lover of mountain views and speaks delight ediy of the b,1utles of the trip up the coast. which she considers to be un- riNaled The duke himself believes that the trip will some day become a favorite with tourists.
 lie declined to speak about the re ported purchase of thr White Pass railroad when asked to express his view IS to the ultimate intentions of the Grand Trunk Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

When the MaCkinaw leaves Teller for the outside in couple of days she will have aboard $60. .OOu worth af tin shipped out by the York Dredging Company. The tin is the result of the work accomplished this summer. W. W. Johnson. manager. who came
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
WILL ATTEMPT TO
 SAVE LIVES OF MINERS

possible information can be obtained tions state the object of the confer ence to be a furthering of the means of life saving. For some time past in contemplation and finally decided that a careful investigation by all those who are engaged in the work of mining might lead to a reduction of the number of casualties.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

The American Goldhelds Develop ment Company has taken an option on $500 acres of ground on Cripple river and on the result of the pros pccting now being carried on there will depend the future of the deal. Louis Webb. who represents the com
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Ask your nsishbor about our priess or call Red 70 and let us tell you about them. They are the best ever in Nome and ws arc hsrs to stay.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. 1G.- The official announcement that the Panama canal will be open for traffic in the fall of next year was made today and the country now finds itself officially. one may say. for the first time the owner of the worlds great artificial water way.
 All the difficulties have been over
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

co TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the best broad and psstry. Tho only Coffee Heuss lN town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
SEATTLE COUNCILLOR DEAD. Special Nugget osrvIsA

SEATTLE. Sept lt.-F. <. Sarner. formerly u member of the council of this city. died yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
SUIT AGAINST MOORE.

The NJ. and NJ. bank filed suit to- day against A. II. Moore through its attorney. G. J. Lomen. for judgment for $500 due on a note.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
TWO MORE ARRESTED.
Special Nugget Sernee.

~PV~'|T FFN55vN VNI FINNs
 NEW YORK, Sept. l6. Gyp Blood and Lefty Louis have been arrested m Brooklyn in connection with the puIiy. murder scandal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
ALASKA GOING.

The Alaska will sail this evening for St. Michael and will bring back the up river mail on her return toI Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
TAXES OPTION ON $500
 ACRES AT CRIPPLE RIVER

formation of an opinion as to the value of the ground. The American Goldiields Company Is the one which operates the big dredge on the klon- dike.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Common sense sIsishs No. 4's and No. 5's and hickory for basket sIeishs. Prosssr's Harness Shop. Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
WILSON OFF AGAIN. Special Nugget Service.

SEA GIRT. Sept. lG.-W Woodrow Wilson has left to attend the fair at Sioux Clry- lir has been invited to make u speech during his visit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Wednesday, eighteenth. at nins.thir. ty, soeial evening and danes.-Msy aoborts Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17
KILLED THE FATHER
 AND KILLS THE SON

charge of murdering the elder Royce no verdict was reached. and the see ond trial will take place within few days. He has been arrested on the second charge and will probably now be held until the conclusion of the trials.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Meet me at Eagle Hall, Wednesday night.-May Roberts Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Nome grown celery, parsley, tur- nips, cabbage. radishes. etc, at Royal Fruit Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

You should sec me dance the polka "Wednesday svsnin9-May Hobsrts Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

s2.OO per month for the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Reliance 1s12 pack of berries . Frssdins . 0eeosa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Ladies suits cleaned, prssssd and repaired at Nome Tailoring Go. We clean and rsnsw furs at Noms Tall. bring Go. Gentlemen We ~iIi clean, press and repair and rut your eiothss in latest style. We do alteration Suits made to order.
 First class workmanship. modern methods, prompt service. Yeurs C please.
 NOME TAILORING co.
 Between Segerstrom c Hagen and Zshners jewelry stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Nobody's going to mss being st Eagle Hall Wednesday evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Meet me at Eagle Hall "Wednesday y night.-Msy Roberts Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-17

Nome Nugget goo per month.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
REAL ESTATE
 LOOKING UP
E. J. Bennitt & Go. Reports a Busy Week With Brisk Demand for Country Property; Conditions Are Regarded as Good

| According to the F. J. Bcnnitt com
 rany, general conditions in the real estate line have shown a gratifying
 Improvement within the past week or | ten days. The demand for ranch property has increased amazingly and there have been more inquiries for ; large sized ranch holdings within the past month than in the month pre- , Nious. Those making inquiries are not merely satisfying an idle curi- osity. either. but actually mean busi- ness as is evidenced by the fact that last week two nice ranch deals were closed and several others are pend ing
 The two sales of ranch property made during the week were on the south side. in the Mesa section. The northeast quarter of section twenty nine. 1 north. 6 east owned by II. L. Moore. was sold to A. F.. Spriggs and the south half of the northeast quar- ter of section thirty two. south , east owned for some time by C. C. Waddeu. was sold to F.. w Hanna. In the first instance the sale was made to new conner. MT Sprggs having gone to Los Angeles from the east and from there here. Mir. Hanna is former eastern man also. but has been in this section a short time. long enough to learn the value of Salt River valley property and ap- preciate d good proposition when he sees one
 There is not only good demand for out of town property but num- her of inquiries for inside property have been received during the week. The money situation appears to he growing some better too. and while the demand continues to be of con siderable size where the security is ample and approved. there has been little difficulty in locating the neces- Sarv funds.
 Conditions on whole are decidedly encouraging and the office predicts that the spring season has every in- Gication of being first class one.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
BURROUGHS OFFICE BUSY.
4 Week Of Bic Sales for This Real Estate Firm-kolfus Becomes
 An EVergreener.

J. E. Heyne sold his home on No. | 3rd St to A. H Tebbcn of The Re publican. This is q neat new five room brick, and close in.
 Mir. Kolfus of this office has done his share. selling a house in West Capitol Addition for s30OO to II. W. Rowling for 5000. MT Kolfus during the week sold two Los Palmas lots and his old home place on North Fifth Ave. the latter bringing $f00O.
 Mir. Kalfus has purchased at the price of $10.OO0 the new one and one half story cement house at the corner of Third street and Portland. in Ever green. He will shortly move into the newly accquired property to make it his future home. It is one of the largest houses built in Phoenix dur ing the past season. Tine size of the ground is 50X215 feet giving ample room for the fruit. trees and shrubs that are being set out on the rear part of the lot.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17

100 by 157 l-2 feet. in the corner of which is located a brick store build ing in which Alr Marshall has been doing u mercantile business for the past year AIr PracteC purchased this business as well as the property and is now one Of the business men of Phoenix.
 MT Praeter, on the south lot fac ing first street, is starting coUsUue- ton of d pretty five room brick cot tage which will cost approximately $32O0 when completed. Camp x Tan nehll builders have this contract The cottage has the advantage of having an extra large amount of porch room all of which is cement noored The cottage when finished will be one of the most substantial in this district
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
RANCH SALES.
Sale Of Small Tracts Predominate in
 Recent Transactions.

Green x Griffin Co had a prosper ous week. selling q number of pieces of ranch land. Forty acres south west of Glendale in alfalfa vas sold 10 California man. Ten acres of the Arrow ranch was sold to Julius ". Smith mining man from Doug las. This was bought for an invest mcnt. Ten acres in the Fruit Vale tract located on Glendale car lirc was sold 10 J. A. PcrriGo a recent arrival from Oklahoma. Mir. PcrriGo will inn prove this tract for suburban Lome.
 The Glendale car has done much to develop small home tracts throughout this entire length of fourteen miles. This company also reported the sale of quite number of vacant lots in the town of Glendale the terminal of the Glendale car line Several new houses will be built on the iots sold Greene x Griffin Co. are enthusiastic over the present prospects in the real estate situation in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
SUBDIVISION
 |S FINEST YET
Home Builders Preparing High Class Central Av- enue Property for Eager Buyers; Plans for Splen- did Improvements

Greater Phoenix is about to receive
 an impetus which will send it a long distance upon it's way towards the
 goal for which it is headed: that ol being the most beautiful home city in the world
 The Home Builders have been ac- tive for some time in making the City Beautiful, and now that company
 is about to engage in an under
 taking which will add to it's list of
 achievements the most beautiful sub
 division yet conceived.
 In location unsurpassed for it's natural advantages, and open only to homes of the very highest class tho
 new division is destined to become
 che of the show places of the resi-
 dental district.
 1 The tract upon which the Home ! Builders are about to enter in their
 campaign for homes comprises tWen- ty-fivc acres and is situated on the west side of Central avenue. just
 north of the Frank BlOunt property | II has a frontage of 750 feet on the | boulevard and extends back as far
 as Third avenue. including within its | picturesque scope three city blocks. 1 On each side of this new sub 1 division are beautiful home sites. Los 1 Olives, Simms. and others. It is in the most exclusive part of the resi- dence section. and from the avenue ] line the lucky property owners can look into beautiful Evergreen with it's wealth of pretty homes.
 Work upon the preliminary prcpa- rations for the future builders will begin within a few weeks and the Home Builders will spend several thousand dollars in making it the spectacular success they have every reason to expect
 The sub-division will contain 92 lots. Facing Central avenue the lots will be S2Xl9S and on the intcrsecting thoroughfares. Willammette avenue. and another street not yet named. they will be 5OX154 Building re- strictions on these streets will be not less than $500 and on the avenu~ probably twice that sum. thus insur- .ng only the highest class of con struction. The Home Builders antici- pate that several homes will soon be luilt from $l2.000 to $25,000
 The streets will be sixty feet wide with thirty foot driveways. and fit- teen foot parking space. They will be constructed of caleche with an oil dressing. the finished product be- ing nuch the same as that on Sev- cnth avenue.
 Cement curbing and cement side walks will be built. Every lot is to be connected with city water. the sewage system. gas and electricity There will be no irrigation ditches. all work of this character being done with city water The irrigation ditch now fronting the property is to be abolished and the water carried un- Gcrground in cement pipe
 The Home Builders anticipate mak- ing d good profit from this property the large expense in- cident to it's preparation for market The subdivision is being handled by Greene and Griffin. official agents for the Home Builders Further an nouncement of the opening of the l tract will be made at later date
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
GROUP OF PHOENIX FINANCIERS

Wilbur Treadwell, consulting en- gineer of the Arizona Vermont mines and who is operating from the offices of Thompson McCandliss Co. on Adams street left yesterday for the mines accompanied by Daniel Aims worth. J. F. Cleaveland, Ed O'Malley, Jno. OMalley. $. F. Williams. J. A. Jones, Capt Cornell, B. Smith. A IT.
 Prince and JnO. Long. The trip will be made in automobiles and the stay will last for several days. These parties are the principal share hold CTS in the corporation owning the Arizona Vermont Mines and it is the intention of this group to make a thorough investigation of this prop erty prior tO completing the arrange ments for having the company financed by Buffalo, x. Y. financiers
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
IMPROVING VALLEY ROADS
The Mcdowell Road To Be Made
 Attractive.

Road District No. is one of the wide awake districts in the valley. This district consists of the Me: Dowell road from Central avenue to the Crosscut canal They are install ing at the present time thirty foot cement pipe culverts thus eliminating the awkward bumps much dislked by the many autOmobilists that use this wide road. This road district has al- ready built several large concrete bridges and with the present culverts that are being placed there remains but to build road way the entire length. which will be done just as soon as the new state legislature com pletes proposed adequate laws for road improvements They will then bond their district and start work on what they propose making one of the finest drive ways in the valley.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17

tcriays Republican has created quite a stir in down town property Local real estate dealers have experienced frequent calls for inside business property but it is seldom that an owner can be found that can be in- duced to sell his holdings The Cook block just sold is adjoining the Ford hotel and the new owners. Geo. Mintz and Al Williams will add another story on the building. making it a three story Building similar to the Ford hotel The first floor will be used as at present. for stores. The two upper floors will be used for rooms and made a part of the Ford hotel
 Several buyers have been in the city the past week looking for busi- ness property investments. Several new business blocks are projected and the growth of the business district promises to keep up we'll with the growth of the residence districts.
 Camp Tannehiu Co. are just com pIeting a three room addition to the II E Wilkinson property located at .2-- w. Monroe street
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
'CAPITOL ADDITION
 MAKES FAST GROWTH
Many New Homes Are Built-Morc Going Up and Still Others
 Planned.

Capitol Addition is at the prcscn
 tune improving in remarkable shape Within less than years time in tn, reiehborhood of forty new dwellings have been constructed As genera IUle every new residence costs d good oeal more than is required by tn, building restrictions of the addition A number of houses are now under course of construction and will. be completed at an early date while Scv- Cral others have been planned for and will be commenced on within the neNt thirty days
 The addition appears to be especial N attractive to the members or th, new states official family. Through the Heard office. P. C. Tholnc. the supreme court reporter has recently purchased from R. G. Burch of Los Angeles two splendid lots just west of the Capitol building and facing it. Mir. Thorne plans to build on the property at an early date. In the same locality little farther north. LGmdr Cobb. the new state engineer has just purchased through the E. J. Bcnnitt & Co. office two lots from c. Bayley. Mr. Cobb, too. plans to build in the near future Both of these gentlemen are fortunate in securing d building site that is hard to inn prove upon. The location is choice. being near the car line and having the attractive frontage of tine well kept Capitol grounds.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
CHRISTY ACRES SALE.

Costley & Thompson have sold the Gill home in Christy Acres to W. C. Daniels. This consists of ? l-2 acres with d neat five room cement house. The yard is beautifully improved and the property is very attracti:c lit tie home Mir Daniels was for some years d prominent rancher in the west end of the valley Tut has been out of the valley for several years and now returns with his mind made up that this is the best place of all
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
FROM THE MACCAREES.

We, the Ladies of the MaCCabceS of the World. Maricopa Hive 1, desire to thank those who so generously assist % ed us to make our bail a splendid sue cess financially as well as socially Everyone present enjoyed the evening immensely. which speaks volumes for the popularity of entertainments given by the Maccabees. The receipts were greater than any heretofore and $20.0O was donated to the Florence Critten- ton Home.
 OLIVE CRESWELL.
 Lady Commander
 ELLA D. HILL,
 ReCcTl Keeper.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
REAL ESTATE
GLENDALE BOOM Is
 :, APPARENTLY GROWING
Another Big Auction Scheduled for April 18th. New S2O.O0O
 High School.

The Glendale people have the re- pr1ation of being up to date. Their ,un has been named The Live Wire Ibwn of the New State" The Salt liver Valley ToWnsite co. is prepar- E to sell at auction from loo to 200 " mess and residence lots con April -.Sth The citizens of Glendale. know sag that a large number of people would be in their town that day Ina, !, agreed Co furnish a big supper tu all that may bc there that even ing. The r .bc conducted by The Arizona .Nu-,',n ,& Dcvclupmcn Co. for the toWnsitc people. Brass hand music will keep the people jolly. The. sale given a few weeks ago proved a great success and a number of small building operations have re- suited
 Glendale now owns its own clec- tric light plant. has agreed on the purchase of d water plant and has it's streets prepared for oil. There is considerable of building and all to- gether Glendale iS making the out side world take notice.
 On the day of the big sale the round trip will be ten cents. The afternoon sale win last from l:S0 to , o'clock then supper will be served. after which the moonlight sale will take place from 6:&o to 10 o'clock.
 The trustees Of the Glendale high school district will be ready in few days to call for bids for their new S2o,O00 eight room high school build ing. The trustees on planning for the future. have decided to Use five or ten acres Of ground for nigh school purposes
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17
A. H. MARSHALL SELLS.
The Square Deal Grocery Goes to Fl
 PaSo Man.

J. l.. Praeter and family are recent arrivals from Fl Paso. Texas. Mir. Praeter has become permanen, resident and succeeded in buying one of the best pieces of property in the north side of Phoenix. He purchased the A. H. Marshall corner at RoOse- welt and First street at the turn of the suburban car line. This corner is
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17

Farmers and others who live at d distance from drug store should keep in the house a bottle of BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It may be needed at any time for cuts, wounds, sores. sprains or rheumatism. It is a powerful healing and penetrat- ing remedy. Price 25. soc and Sl.0U per bottle. Sold by Elvey X Hulett's Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17

Col Roosevelt never iniallible has made a lamentable. personal mistake in throwing himself into the contest that he has provokci.-ManChester
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17

An inexpensive substitute has been fcund for IaGIum which is claimed to be quite as effective. Now the genera public does not care how soon the rrice of rad.um goes up few more millions or so pound.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-17

4 Brooklyn flat dweller made him self unpopular with the rest of the tenants by always paying his rent when it was due. 4 good example is something that people sometimes don't care to have around.