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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28

The gross receipts Of a festival held on
Saturday last by the Church of the Sacred
Heart. Oxford. were $3I5. The net re-
ceipts were $3.50.
Falling down stairs with bottle in its
mouth. the three year old child Of Stanley
Webster. Of Nottingham was badly cut
about the face.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28

The fate OF the Peachbottom narrow
gauge railroad is still hanging in the
balance. There are a number OF residents
in Lancaster and Chester County who are
willing TO take the road but they must
control ii absolutely SO that the outcome
is uncertain.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28
LIABILITIES.

State of Maryland, County of Cecil. IS:
/, Mark X. Fiounders. Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly affirm that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief
n. Z. FLouEDERs. Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 10Th
day OF June 1912.
EDWIN L. HAINEs Notary Public.
CoRRRcT-Attest:
s, G.. ENGLAND,
5 AS ER Edob. Directors
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28

Louis Shippers. OF Havre de Grace,
charged with LARCENY, was committed 10
the Bel All. jail last week by Justice
Supple. 10 default Of 5000 bail. to await
the action OF the grand jury
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28
We Have Purchasers
READY
To Buy Farms In Maryland

and we are seeking live men in all sections of
the state to show and sell properties ain oppor-
tuniay TO men able to furnish the best of refer
ences address NATIONAL FARM 4 HOME
SEEKERS INFORMATION BUREAU, Inc.
Quakertowns Pa. A4in2t
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28

Another shipment of Styleplus Cloth
ing expected at Bufington's in near
future.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28
Lost.

UyHITE BELT AND SILVER BELT PIN,
wv between Rising Sun and Mr.. Williams
lane, by way OF Mr.. Muldoon's Finder please re-
urn to Maggie P. Rowland, Colora, Md
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28
No. 24sl.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The National Bank Of Rising Sun

At Rising sun, in the State Of Mary
land, at the close Of business,
June 14th, 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
SHRINERS GO WEST
TO Los ANGELES
BY HUNDREDS
Half Dozen Special Trains Pass
Through Albuquerque To-
ay; Stops Here Much Enjoy
ed by Travellers.

shriners. shriuern. and more sluin-
ers. pnssed through Albuquerque to-
day bound from the far east and near
east, far south and near south and
middle west. 10 Los Angeles. the mes-
ca for wearers OF the red fez. Il was
a continual Hey, Noble" all day long
ne the santa Fe station. Five trains
Carrying shriners passed through the
city today and Htili another special
Will pass through lato tonight The
ave specials today carried shrlners
from New England. from Aladdin
Temple, Columbus Ohio. Ornk Tenn
pic, Hammond, Ind. Tripoii. Mil
waukeei La Lu. Philadelphia. A sixth
train VIII pass through tonight car
ssing shfiEeTs from Oiioka Temple
aud Kusar Temple. Lexington. KY.
and louisville. KY. respectively All
the Shriners wore met "a Tho station
here by reception committees from
lallul Ahsli Temple six specials
carrying shrincrn ana their friends
sill So through here tomorrow. the
present schedule subject 90 change
without notice being az follows. Igh-
malta Temple, huNalo. arrive ii;i5
"a. nj Mizpah. Dallas. Texas. with an
Texas Shriners, t2;f0 y. M; El Jobol,
Denver, and an Colorado. ~ 80 a. M;
Mnsle, Detroit. 1850 y. m; Meiia. 81.
Josoph, Ago.. and Nebraska shriners.
4 p IN. All trains VIII spes.d an hour
ia Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

clAselhers delivers 20 the proper Gar
leld tables. yielding middnns and a
failing as described above. the mid
ding he 10 treated on wlllfloys and
the failing returned 10 the system
previously described The second and
third spigot products are combined
and treated on the proper Garfield Ia
hlee. following the same circuit The
overflow from tho mill claAssfiers Va
taken TO a third set of cone settling
tanks aad the thickened pulp treated
on yannera. making a concentrate and
Q failing Thus u Will be seen that
there u a closed circuit Ia the rough
i1g system, the outlets being simply
through the overflow from the class
Hifiera. cone settling tanks. and
through the flftn spigot OF the Ret Of
secondary classlners and ave spigots OF
ththe second set OF secondary claasi-
fers through the CORRUGATED belt van-
ners, thus giving opportunity for the
removal OF the free material without
unnecessary grinding.
The daily capacity for each unit OF
the mill has been demonstrated to 90
fully equal to that estimated In the
beg'nninR, namely, iOOo tons per day.
While tho present rocoveries on the
most oxidized ores lying immodiatufy
under the soil have not boon high.
the cost for the production OF copper
for the month Of January was but
slightly over cents per pound. with
every probability that a. additional
sections Of the mill come into opera
zion and freaher ore IL mined this
cost viii be reduced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
GRAYS WILL PLAY
SANTA Re GRAYS
NEXT SUNDAY
Albuquerque Boys to Play
First Out Of Town Game in
Capital City; Return Game
Here Probably Sunday After
Next.

The Albuquerque Grays leave SUM
day morning for santa ne where they
viii play the recently reOrganszed
Santa Re GFays on sunday Afternoon.
II Ii probable that the santa Re team
VIII play q return SAT- here the sun
day after next. Manager Daniel Pa
dilla. Of the Grays. has also booked a
game with the Amarillo team, which
has been playing several weeks and
u playing consistent ball. ~ " likely
also that the drays VIII play with
Ration before the middle Of June, me-
eotiations for a game now being unedr
way. Manager Padiiia has tentatively
booked e schedule Of games which
will keep the Grays playing for the
next six weeks lie Is endeavorlng 70
arrange q schedule which viii permit
the 0raya 90 play Ca Albuquerque az
least lWo sundays Of each month. a
game that ihe Albuquerque fans viii
wish 20 SEQ and which Is now being
arranged, Wiil be a game between the
urays and Las Vegas, which "a 90 be
played here about the last SUNDAY In
May From now on the 0rays viii
be strengthened from sunday 20 Gum
day ana by June 4 the team viii be- as
good an aggregation ag any I'D the
southwest, considering the financial
Resources nf the club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
WEALTHY PIONEER
OF THE STATE OF
NEW MEXICO
Has Spent Thousands Of Dol.
lars Persistetly Boosting
Interests Of Greater Albu-
querque.

Albuquerque has MANY men who
came 90 our now prospecting city be-
fore the railroad was built Many
have proapOrcd and become wealthy
through increasing value OF their
property from year 10 year, while
there are others who have failed 90
pnt their money into circulation, 90
help build up greater Albuquerque,
whether Il is because or their lack
Of ambition OF whether-it Is lack 81
confidence in the future OF the nov
state There b. one nan, az an Of
Albuquerque knows. who came 90
Albuquerque thlrty-one years ago
and started a small business OF BLAKE
smlthing and horHe-shoeina. Every
dollar he made he put into Albuquer-
quo properly, which az those days
looked like a waste OF swamp ne
has been rewarded la the prime Of
life. He has erected as a monu-
ment, the establishment which grow
from a mere shed 90 half block Of
modern built brick structure az the
corner az fiioras avenue and second
street. This man Is Jacob korbef,
ono of our best known citizens, n men
who iH a good. real. live. substantial
booster. Mr.. Kurbor's business has
srown 70 such an extent that mis-
carriage factory and biackamiihing
and horseahoelng shops run Gay ana
night most OF the tlme. Mr. Kofbcr
has built ~ his sood trade by havirs
expert mechanics employed who
work that can Do guaranteed. nlia
patrons are his boosters Mr. kor
bcr also has one OF the largest whole
sale and retail hardware, implement,
carriage and aaddiefy establishments
~ the west This store faces 81
ond street. What Albuquerque Rco "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
SIX SCRlPPERS IN
GOOD SHAPE AND
EAGER TO GO
Forty-Eight Rounds Of Boxing
Scheduled at Elks' for To-
night; How Many Rounds
Will Happen il Open Cues
ton.

II II aim0zt sure thing bet that
the fans Will nee some blff-banE box
ing Ia the Iiks' theater beginning az
$50 O'Clock this evening. whom the
Kew Mexico Athletic club will stage
card OF three bouts. any one OF
which promises 70 be well worth see
lnE. Director Mark Levy Of the n.
N. A. c. has cone everything In his
power 10 arrange card that viii
please All The fans There will be
two hantnmweight scraps. one be-
tween Benny Chavez OF Trinidad and
itid 9sN % Denver and another be-
tween kid Williams OF Vernon, cal,
and Boots Wockor OF Louisville,
ks. Louis Gonzales and Al smauld-
ing Will fiHht "a catch weights.
smauIding viii weigh a pound or TWO
over 100 al rlnSside. while Gonzales
will probably weigh something over
1fb and under $50. II Is expected
that all three acraps viii be fast bat
ties ana not limitations Of fancy box
Ing exhibitions. Little Johnnie MIR
ply, better known now as Harry
Hiede. has loleeraphe& Director Levy
that he Will fight the winner OF the
Chavex-D DIE bout twenty rounds. VIM
nor take all Clyde Day. VINO fought
ten fast rounds % a draw with Kid
Nenry on April IL. arrived In Albu-
querque to-day, accompanied BY hiA
manager. H. Emory Davis Of Beien.
Day is anxious 70 meet good i4b-
pound man and has issued challenge
90 fight Gonzales. provided he wins
over smauiding tonight.
All IN all the card that has been
arranged Cor tonight looks like q
classy one. There Is 50 much pncer-
tainty.s-sn .hoK6Aa -,eontsaia, .. however,
that there a bound 10 be always some
disappointment. but with the pro-
gram scheduird fpr tonight Il - ale
most foroRone Conclusion that the
fans on the whole will be we'll satis-
fled with the evenings entertainment.
The first bout VIII be put on
promptly az Ss39.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
OVER ESQ VISITORS
ARE EXPECTED

President y, o. Jagla OF the Albu-
quorque Retail MeFohants association,
advises that between $50 and 800
visitors are already assured for the
convention Of the New Mexico Retail
Merchants association which opens
here on May z. ThlB Is at least 200
more than was expected 90 first and
the attendance Elil undoubtedly &c
much inrgor that that. ne ali the mer-
chants are coming ANA bringing their
wives III this connection Mr. Jafla
says that all merchants local or other
wise, whether memDora Or not, arc
welcomed a. this meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
PROF. BEDFORD vANIsHEs
WITHOUT ANY NOTICE

Prof bedford. who has maintained
A small danclag academy for some
time past IN Colombo hail, left the
city suddenly last night and today
various creditors. Including Morclil
brothers, who tried 20 collect the rent
last night. have been unable % die
cover his whereabouts. n IL under
stood that Prof Bedford collected
from a number ~ bis pupils for "a
considerable period De advance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

New York, ~; PHILADELPHIA, 4.
New York May New York de-
foated Philadelphia. Vanguard was
inyincible. while Seaion was hit hard.
Doyle made b home rsn, o double
and two singles m four times up Ar
ter the locals clinehcd the game IN
the NTH, MoGraw pat In number
of substitutes.
score. R.HE
New York ....iOO $50 0Os-ll ~ 2
philadelphia 900 900 08i- 20 2
Batteries seatOn, Schultz and Gra-
ham; Marquard. Drucke, and Myers
Wilson
Two base bits Doyle, Dovefe. q,
Graham. Merklo. Herz0g, Doom
Three base No SnOdgrasa Home run
Doyle Ease on halla-3cafon, 4
schultz, 4 Marqnafd. Il Drucke, D.
6truck OUT aeat0n A. Schultz, A.;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

WHERE THEX PLAY TODAY.
National Leanue,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
National League,
Brooklyn al Boston
Philadelphia OF New York.
Cincinnati al ST. Louis.
Chicago az plttsburg
American League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston al washington
81 Louis at Detroit.
cleveland az Chicago.
Western League.
Lincoln at Topeka
Wichita AZ Denver
Des Moines AT Omaha
Sioux City az 49, Joseph.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

Is a FEW more Jacob Korbers. who y
one 81 those 'io Il now felsowA.
spend part Of your money where vpu
have gotten A. he knows AiDuqua-
que " going 20 be the greatest "a '
IN the west
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

Pittsburgh. Stay 1.-Two hits ana
two prrors IN the seuond inning gave
Chicago five Rms and the game.
Richie ass Wild. AZ the aiart. Pitts.
huggh getting two buses on balls, each
leadinR to run. After that Richie
was invlnciblc. Adams was given
poor support.
Score; II. n. y.
Pittsburgh $500 900 goo 00O--2 9
Chicago ..... $50 009 ii0--7 z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
sIatquard. . umpIre'-Slsm anu


Cincinnati. 8; Of. Louis, B.
81 Louis, May i Cincinnati won
from 81 Louis By finding Lauder
milk Tor three runs In the fhirteentn
timing. A haaa on ba,ia, an error. a
wild pitch ana three sIhalea gave the
runs. The game was one % the long
est ever seen here. three hours and
Thirty minutes being required for the
thirteen innlnas
Score; R.H q.
Clnclnnatl COS 600 00l 100 SIS ~ 4
81 Louis Noo nna ao2 400 O--b II s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

There r. now sufficient covering
"a AirdOme 90 shelter thousand
people in case Of rain. Bo4 ball al
icyb are being put 10 for ladies aad
gentlemen. Roof gardcna, refresh
ment tables, roleconsters VIII hap-
pen so0n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

Boston. May Brooklyn came
out on top in batting bee with hos
ton. The four runs which Boston
scored In the first on four errors and
two hits looked big enough 10 win
until Tyler went 20 pieces IN the SOW
onth and eighth innings. during
seoros r.. A. D.
Boston ......40l 600 02i-- ~ 2
Brooklyn ...OOi 600 s7O-l9 ~ .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

aee che storm hrpak az the sea-
cocks are opened and the Maine
sinks. watch the funeral procession
FOR the dead seamen in the streets Of
Havana. Al the crystal tonight and
tomorroW night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Mn-. HInlL 4. L.LaLL-.-.-n-lAa


Philadelphia. May i--New York
defeated Philadelphia Ia a pitchers
battle between Ford and Bender. The
winning run was scored after one
was out IN the ninth inaing on Coll
Inns tumble Of GARDENERS grounder.
the latter's steal and Streets single.
Score: r. II. p.
New York 100 00i co.'s s 2
Philadelphia 100 00l GEO. 8 3
Washington 2 B0ston 4.
Score: II. II. r..
Boston ...... 900 900 0t0---1 4
Washington 49,. 600 010 O0i--2 o
Chicago 8; Detroit 3.
score: r. n. r..
Chicago 400 oil 000---5 10 2
Detroit .s..... 200 coo 00O--2 s.
Record breaking crowds Airdome.
---~-~-
THE Barial OF the Maine" AZ the
Crystal theater tonight is the most
impressive motion picture ever seen
In this city
Pink lady and chorus Airdome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

Bis bauloships nt close range in
wonderful film Burial % the Maino1
tonight az the Crystal theater.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

sigAiHs Of the dough Airdom'
rather q 10 lhe ruah. AIraome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02
TOM O'HARA
Chino Mine, Great New MEXICO Copper Producer
q Has One Of Biggest Plants in Whole West

Article by superintendent Gives Complete Equipment Of Big
Grant County Outfit Which Ranks Among Most valu-
able Copper Properties in the United States Power and
Pumping Plants Elaborate and Costly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

Record hFeaking crowds. Airdom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-02

WashIneton 3 !. Boston I.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
HENRY RIDDEN
 FOR PRESIDENT
WIckERsHAM HAs FOUR 2T RONG
 SUPPORTERS IM THE sEhATE.

At least four 0G tne men efetfsd Iu the Iunudu aenRte are Fahid Sncpors L. CTS uf W1ckerAhaEn and h at consider : ed iGkIcy lIInt Henry Rodvn Will 5% elected president of that ctLAmbcT- The four sure WlCl9eFehAm scHEtars are SulhsriAnt. TtOfen, Baldwin add Tan ner.
 + Is uulte likely thA1 more are also nr .r@ KHme political Enirh. VI. 4. d1i' more %ho kucxS many of inc mem i,erz of the new tegislatuT gives it Rs hiS opinion tnat WIcSeeaha Hi'es nAys a maorIy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
COLLECTS FROM
 ]. J. SB1N0N
As7E IN BACK TA1ea edoME re
 CITY TREASURY.

AnALstAnr United sf1rrs Arrerl.<y CaatIe t,1'%iTpd .al SAIurday A w1r Tr,n n S Rudpy fr.,m Seattle, that ht hHd CpIleTed rrunI ',r Iuhn l. 5S1- non Cumpany tns snm of se7t In set- ilrn1Ssst 'H f'raln1a EbnnhRe EaS-s "t' IiEhtsrn and power boAts fur thT years 1910, ls1I ma 1913.
 This gum wAB nIli0sirAd tI ets credit of the rlerlz of ths coA.t at Ra- HI''e-. subject 10 the .ppInv"l of 'hH settlement bY Irdx7 MuFaRP and ctssE slr-RI :-%k. and. thvss pIlrIH1S hH VlnR stsniAad their approval, the 1TD"a' So collected will ultinlhtaly, nhnsr ih. laH. :r iaLBAa Ov+E 10 the mtTn.'' cHE+S of Nhma,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
FULLER ASKS
 FOR JUDGMENT
FILEa sur ASAtNeT BORT CHAR.
 ENcE MINING COMPANY.

F. F. FdllAr, now district judge "i the Fnurth division, tlsd suit to-day aKainst the Port Clarence GOLd Min ing I:onpuuS for Ine tureA6urTe "t H rsorIEage given as sceur1ty fer S5,- c6A secured Un a prsInstssCrt note Oc- tuber q, 1908. The mortgage wac given on Int Illinois d1sch which runs from Ttahou rirrr hIGd on several claims along lhs ditch'a couryr.
 II. 4. Rtng Ia prGstJcHI "r Ihb com pAny. T. M. RRed represents fhA pIaInsik
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
COMMEMORATE
 CONSTITUTION
SOCIETY PRE SEHTa BRITISH MINISTER
 WITH MEDAL.
Special NInasa SsrSlAA

NEW YORK. Dec lS.. The pGnn- sylranLl. soGisiy yesterday C,nsuTfh orAted thc i3bth anniversary H ihr toranir4 rr the onsiisutltM sy a lnn- oudr. One @[ tS.a most r~rnsIE11'Ir incidents occurred during llL' '1irr mem ora ron. IL waS Is0tllng 1raH thHn tlm presenlAtian Us rh" British 1uL' basaadOr, Iames Bryce. N l. I'Ih mrdaI a4 q souvenir nt the eFrnt- NIT. Bryce re*p0ndEn In selWlf of tis s'"
 gument Mad declared ihn gaining t+. Independence hy the cOloniee na nnc rc tl.s great%sl benefits efeI' "n,IIrrrt upon th English EEakiag ppop1r.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
OWNS RuRnT TowNslTE.

M. B. Petersen ~hn came to Nome Gonl solomon Insr Saturday. Ia oDs nf the ownGrs uf Iae mining prOperty un nahy creek un which part ct Ruby Cils 4s Ioxuled, Mr P4-srasn has been at Solomon sinCO AuKhAl and Is now in Nome lU receive medical attention
 P h4 has hsen fcsllnK rather Dl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16

on rM.s rIAin' kndwn by sor1.' Rs hC t1ruH CU iTurtjnu nlI SiHkni rr%hk Jaues Prutnpnpus has stfurls one Hnd kalf tH sw1 le~f 1f dirt whhgh Will 20 from 10 $ cunts 10 thE pan. An miner IEatIy EhN TaS daTn in thH shaft states thut h. pr'EIHtiGd thr ground AHd after n catiHI rxNnltnA- tivII EiIrs IIITs ua uu e~tif1biv.
 The dirt EaJlnd is Just about the %eEne in vsiue aa that found hefHre Cn
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
CHINA MEETS
 MORE TROUBLE
4PscIa. Nulas st Asr~EEs-

AAfpf. Dec 16.-Scr1ous diEordGrs hove brulseh urI 1n North ckina N fieh promise to cause untold trouble before the government sncrCefs in surprFl GvPT a grant and nopuloug portion 0F tiIs provinces. LurYe huhds well Srm- ed have ulTeNay begun tu rum around md [" Attaet thosA ~h" refuse I,, take part in the Ia%lsaaneAH. The troops ln the sectinn nre altogether inAds4 uare to denl with the stun linn but Tr.prufvuTflcRls Wn; pEUlub bIy ilc disra tr he'd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
HUBBY ALIVE.
Special NvpSst SssVrcA

NI:W rtiIlk, ner 3f \ apriet y sensation h7s been c1ussd by the dig tuTery Ihat p1vId t.aTn+s Is .IIIr'' ana livtnG in Ealtimcrr The woUAn who n"s Ills wife married t5'Wg% F. Freed. a Chilean millionaire. ia 1910 Hhcn aH hes friends were under the Impression that RIrRes waE dead. UufihG IIIc Two years since her hI1T
 r1afE tn Greed TsaFuce haH hcnn lytne hw. A nQstr TiLlnuT hax beL1I scl
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
GOOD STRIKE MADE
 ON SUNSET CREEK

the sdlhnlug ground. the Mni'nOmu h ClRim. hy livery ARd partners. B0th claims AIao adjoin the famous Oak. h,lle ciBIB.
 Mir. Prntnpapas aftcT sinking beWHH Ic drift m becrCk 10 Ine SpULn- The claim Is located on thv bench q, the lefe inaII.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
HAD HARD TRIP.

FTeil DLn;olS- LjAorgu LutEE1rr mud ccmranS arr1ved nnly yesterday as eha Hot Sal11nEs uftvT n most strenuius rr'p fhrnnGh deep snN|. They .AIA4 phouetL Iuday l0 Eay thai they wIs slart .9tt the return joTHeY I.ITaorTmw W%dn e9aiAy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
Iut- EAk nt LsGrm nn's.
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old E@srls hurtsr KY~ and tho FA. meWa AthsrtSn Heurazen MhnkAys- Distilled spring 1so4. .T1oe beuHne in band and rAduead 4a e0 psF sAn$ hy U. 3. a1~s-AmAnt. Ay lhs bottle CT Aallsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
NOTICE,

Special meeting 1t the AnSIIlnry o PioherEz of Alaska. Tuekdhy, prr%rn- her 1T. al IL m.
 MRS. CIlAE. THOMPSON.
 Serretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
PHEASANT DANCE.

4 rcry pleasant weekly darGsN wa* held at EuElt hull IaM sHi1rdHy :yr- hing. TlIeae dances are IetlLrg ssiI more rnnular As tue aaaHnil ahyahH's
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
ho COUNCIL MEETING.

0WtrE to the Hbssnrs rom tIa tRy cf C1lncIItneh Daniels. MthlECtEteTy ard Nlelke no meeting of lhc city cnnnciI wlN hH held tonight
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16

Teur ~ifP i& &irs9s HHt her HT-etas1 esslar or R real fsiE naAstNsa. " E<lhsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16

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