The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-06
tcontInucd from Yesterday)

plant of latest and improved patt r9. It has arrived and is already installed. and now there are no dark corners i. his hostelry. Alex also brough' iu d lot of lumber and is erecting | large warehouse for storage purposes.
 Swan Everson has also installed a gasoline lighting plant in his store.
 Boris Magids. not to be outd,na by Alex and Swan. has lightal ur lis store also with gasoline.
 Chas. Okuda, the new hotel man. got so late start that he coulti rst get around to everything. Eut te aims to be as up to date Hs the :.cxt one.
 Uncle" Ike Johnson is Ib,d. ready for the winters campaign. lis r.w quarters are finer than the pl1. nd lc now only awaits supplies
 A nominating convention was he'd in Candle the other night st " ich Charles Kennedy received the n,r'n- ation as candidate for the territri:.l legislature. to represent this d'sj-ict. Mir. Kennedy is mining r.an xLo has made great success of his si- ness in here, where he has mi sd lis vocation for a number of years IL is not expected that there sh: be any opposition to his candidacy. We ale satisfied that NIT. Kennedy vil prop- erly represent us.
 Jack Steward is just down from q q supper reaches of the Ku:;rdk river. where he has been prospe 'tii:t with George Wallin. Jack reports the pros poets very good and states that the ground investigated is good dr"l5ing ground. and predicts a number If dredges on the Kugruk in the not far distant future.
 Dick Hammond. who rep r.eut'd this section at the nominating conven- ton held in Candle recently. Las just returned. He reports that sImrner work over there has ceased: the sea sons results very gratifying. and ti.zt| winter operations will be under V ayI soon. Politics thriving and everybody happy and optimistic as to ti.e future.
 John Swanson has fixed Ip fine residence in Deering, but expects tol spend most of the winter p "iver| sinking holes.
 Fred Richardson will start for Nome shortly with the Johnson dr2dse rusn.
 Herman Dell. lever man on tfo Hank Fries dredge, is in town. He will ie- main with us this winter ana b re some holes on the old 'CLuX n al search orf the "big thing.
 0 fl. Shoemaker has been paced in charge of the Hank Fries di edge For the winter. Mir. Shoemaker Is on old sourdough and understands his busi- ness.
 w. D. Wentworth. superi tier cent of the Nelson Gulch Hydcaulic M,..ing Company is arranging fo.' wil,a: p;os- shortly.
 Dick Weaver, the all around me- chanic, will stay with us this winter. Between Dick Weaver and Joe Edge, the blacksmith. the Inmachuk is well hooked up for mechanics.
 Adam Nicol, one of our old timers, will take MT. Garheld's team to Nome. Adam will spend next winter on the outside.
 Dick Escholdt, proprietor of the R,Iids Roadhouse, did good busi- ness this summer and has enlarged his hostelry and stables so as to accom- modate all the business coming his way.
 Steve Lepnechan and Joe Bell have fixed up cosy quarters in Deerins.
 Jack Wickes, the all around ma- chanic and sourdou<t prospc or. has engaged with the Holiday Co. ,c ok after their machinery.
 Chas. Melbourn, the hard rock quartz miner. is with us and will try a whirl at winter placers at which he is no novice, being a sourdough If A. aska.
 Ine Hermit fToSpectoI, Sht'. MI col, up on Cunningham creek, has Ca briel Krogstad with him, an1 next sIring we expect 10 hear # great doings from their winters endeavors.
 Fred Sandstrom has arrivei with a large outfit, and will operate on Gun ningham with Chas. Nicol.
 Valentine Jiarniak, John Shafe: and Alfred Mikal expect to corner 'he ice market this winter.
 Adolph Escholdt has fixeo hp |. ans residence for himself and little niece. Theresa, for the winter. heie in beer ing. Theresa will attend s;hcoi. Adolph expects to do some rr'spec.- ing on Burnt river.
 Jack Mccartney is in town fr 'm the Good Hope river. across tLe di- vide. Jack has a goodly bunch of dredge ground on the Good Hope. and