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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
THREE MEN HELD ON
BURGLARY CHARGES
Nara Visa Postoffice and
Store Are Robbed
During Night.


Nara Visa, y. NJ. Feb. 15.-The post
office and the drug store Of c. cisco.
on Railroad avenue. were broken into
and burglarized-
The pOsJoffice was entered by break
ing out One-haf OF the window on
the south side Of the building, and the
only trace found Of the burglars were
blOOdE finger marks on the window
sash and the coal bin beside the win
dow on the outside
Postmaster George Bringle reports
the loss Of his watch and keys, which
were on the safe, between $40 TO SIS
worth Of stamps, small check, about
$3.50 in cash and a bunch Of opened
by mistake and officially sealed"
stickers.
c. Cisco's store was entered by
smashing in the large light Of glass
in the front door. A small slot ma
chine supposed to contain nickels, a
number of nice pipes, a lot Of package
tobacco and some confectionery were
stolen.
Three men, two of them strangers
here, were suspected and arrested by
deputy sheriff Homer HOoten. war
rant was sworn out 10 search the home
Of Charley Lasley, one OF the arrested
men. and the saloon where Lasley is
employed as bartender. At the home
it is said were found parts of a slot
machine in the kitchen stove and a lot
OF tobacco and candy in a trunk In
the saloon dugOut il is claimed to-
baccO and pipes were found.
Mcdonald and Gallagher were the
names of the other two arrested men
preliminary hearing was given the
three suspects before justice OF the
peace W. NJ May, and the three men
were bound over TO the grand Jq l-.,
Lasley in the sum of $3.50 ana GallaSh5F
and Mcdonald in the sum of SOU each'
which they could not furnish and were
taken to the Tucumcari jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
CANVASS Of CITY To Be MADE FOR
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR CATTLENEA

Mexican Cattle on the American Mar
ket," J. II. Nations
ADDRESS, Ell Paso as a Cattle Cen
ter" Claude Hudspeth-
Report Of the executive committee
Appointment of committees.
second Day, Wednesday, March 6.
Meeting called to order by c. L
Address. Conditions H B. Fuller
ton
Music.
Address, Benefit OF Live Stock As
sociations Above Quarantine Line" r
Z. Underwood
Address. DR.. Leslie ]. Allen, repre-
sentative United States bureau Of ami
Address, ". L wadden. chairman
state sanitary board
Short talks bv members
Third Day Thursday, March Z.
Meeting called to order by the presl-
Address. Benefits Of CattIemen's
Associations, W. c. Mcdonald, gov
ernOr of New Mexico.
Address. Breeding Of Cattle" W. W.
BoEeL
Short talks by members.
Reports of committees.
Unfinished business
Election OF officers
Selection OF next meeting place.
Adjournment
Amusements for Visitors.
Among the entertainments provided
for the guests is a polo game at WASH
ington park, a ball at the chamber OF
commerce, automobile rides for the Wis
iting women. and two receptions TOT
thenn-one at the TOILec club and the
other at the Elks club. a smoker Tor
the men at the chamber Of commerce
cowboy sports, steer-rOping and bronco
busting al Cowboy park, Juarez, ana
a stock show at the stockyards-
A strong bid is to be made at the
Cattle Raisers' association, which meets
in Fort worth, March 1e, to come TO
FL Paso for 1913. A committee con-
sisting Of Walter Clayton, c y. KIN
ne. John Wyatt and J. H. Nations was
appointed to call upon ". ". Turney
10 persuade him to lead the FL Paso
delegation to Fort Worth for the pur-
pose Of securing this convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
AMERICAN CLAIMS
TO GET attention
Secretary Knox Advises
Congressman Smith of
the Action Taken.

Washington, D. c.. Feb 13--Rep-
W. r. Smith has received the follow
ing letter from Secretary Of state
Knox:
February 3, 1912
The Honorable ". r. Smith.
House Of Representatives
Sir:
Referring to previous correspondence
in regard to the claim Of Virginia
Moorhead against the government OF
Mexico, for injuries caused by shots
fired across the international border oy
Mexican troops, have the honor 70 In III
form you that a telegram dated Jan
p, 1912, was received from the AIneL
lean ambassador at Mexico CITY N
which he reported that as result Of
the representations he had mace IN
accordance with the department IN
structons, he had been informed Dy the
Mexican minister for foreign aIIalIs
that the Mexican cOnsuls at ii Baso'
Texas, and Douglas, Ariz-, would De
instructed at once to make lnNestls d
lions Of the claims against the govern
ment of Mexico of American cltl1ehs
who suffered damages to person or
property as a result of the Ilrlns
across the line by Mexican SOldlers
during the fighting between the IN
surgents and federals at Aqua Prleta
and Ciudad Juarez.
was advised by the minister for Tor
eign affairs that the Mexican consuls
would endeavOr to make direct settle
ment with claimants and that IN the
event of a failure Of the efforts 70
reach such settlement. the cases would
be remanded to the authorities at Mex
leo City. and being of an international
character the injuries complained OF
having occurred on foreign soil, would
have immediate preferential consldera-
ton after submission to the conSulIa-
tive claims commission.
The ambassador further stated that
the minister for foreign affairs was OF
the opinion that this method OF set
Element would result in an early ad-
JudicatiOn of these cases.
Virginia MOOrhead has been advised
Of the facts set forth in this letter. In
communicating this information 10 her
the department said
In view OF all the facts and cir
cumstances Of your case, including the
possible saving OF time and expense
on your part. you will probably con-
slider II advisable to endeavOr to ad-
Just your claim personally, or BY at
tOrney, with the consular representa-
tive OF the Mexican government au-
thorized TO act in the matter, provided
a reasonably satisfactory settlement
can be effected. I am sir.
Your Obedient servant,
(Signed) p. c. KNOX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
Deeds Filed

Railway land-T. c. Armstrong 70
J. NJ Daugherty, all of sections 3 and
O. block 6S, township 3, T. K P Rail-
way company, and ali Of sections 40
TO -. block IS, township >. r q
Rallway company land, consideration
$500 February 10, 1912.
san Antonio street-Leander- Lindsay
and William Bradford TO William W
Morehouse, 221 San 1 Antonio street:
consideraton, 100000. January %.
Socorro grant-Cesario Lopez de
Guuerrez and Francisco Lopez de Cha
Eez TO George buchanan and 6. g.
Cathey, tract of five acres of land
cOEslderauon, $3.50. January S. 1912.
City Of Plateau. r. Day and levi
anderson to o. Z. Ladig, lot % block
20, city OF Plateau; consideration sac
September 20, 1912.
sunset Heights addition-R F.
BurSes to j. b. Brady, block 6. Sunset
Heights addition; consideration. S2410
February s, 1912
Altura Park additiOn-John Werner
ana VIE TO H II. McCOrd, lot % block
81 AltIra Park addition; consideration.
80 IsOruary 10. 1872 Peter Boslo
ana wife TO II. McCord, lot %. BLOCK
=, Aura Park addition: consideration
$IO- FEBRUARY 10, 1912 James A Dun
CSh 10 IL II. McCOrd, lots II and TX
DiOcA II, Altura Park addition. con-
slderauOn, $40 February no 1o19
,; OTton TO H H McCord, lots "a and
p; block So, Altura Park addition: con-
SHERATON, $40. February 10 1910 n
a. Asnby TO II. H. McCord, lots "a and
q. block 81, Altura Park addition.
consideration $40. February 10. 1912
Sohn A Ashby and wife to H. ii No
Sof9' lots IS and 16, in block 1. Altura
EsTA aaoltlon; consideration. $40. Feb
ruary 10, 1912. T. J. Quaus to IT II
McCord, lots 1 and 2, block Sc. AIfurs
Fark ADDITION; consideration, $40. Feb-
TQarv TO- 1912. /. r Bottom to IT n
41H,, lots 1 and .. block 1. AIturs
E Ear. ADDITION; consideration, $40. Feb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
Program For the Three
Days Of the Convention Is
Completed.

Now that the Panhandle Cattemen'a
convention is so near at hand, the
question Of accommodating the ex-
pected crowds is proving serious
problem for the local committee. All
the hotels report that they can make
no further reservations
A meeting Of the executive commit
tee was held Monday afternoon in the
chamber Of commerce building to per
feet plans for the convention.
Several ideas were advanced for the
accommodation Of the crowds. One
was to secure about 20 tourist sleeping
cars, have them switched on a side
track and use them for temporary no
tells during the convention. Another
plan is to either buy or rent a suffi-
cient number Of cots and bedding, and
use the upper story of the Mills build
ing for this purpose
After much discussion, a committee
was appointed to make thorough in
vestigation Of the available rooms in
the rOoming and private houses Of the
city. John Fisher. Lee Orndorff and
Walter Koblberg form the committee.
Convention Program.
The program for the convention was
arranged, all the meetings to be held
in the FL Paso theater.
First Day, Tuesday, March 5.
Meeting called to order by c. L
Hessing. president OF the Panhandle
Cattlemen's association.
Prayer by some local minister
Address Of welcome, mayor c. z.
Kelly.
welcome from FL Paso's stockmen,
Dan Jackson.
Music.
Response. H. E. Crowley.
Music.
Address. Effect Of Importations Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13

new firm viii occupy the Bremen
building, formerly occupied by B. F.
Thum & Co
The ella Valley Parents and Teach
ers' association viii meet at Thatcher
next Saturday. Feb 18th. A medal
the valley schools viii be represented,
viii be the principal feature Of the
morning session
The Methodist church has a new
floor ana new carpet thanks to the
aid society. under the leadership Of
Mrs. G. s. Andrus.
VIII Ellsworth has added another
farm to his large holdings in the ella
valley, having bought the Henry Dial
farm from J. II. Foster
Miss Elsie Wardlaw, the 17yearOld
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Ward
law, died at her home just west Of
Stafford Her body was embalmed and.
accompanied by her father and mother,
was sent TO Rogers, Ark, for inter
ment Station Agent Wardlaw, Of
Thatcher. and Lon Wardlaw. Of SAT-
ford are brothers OF the deceased
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stevens we're
visited by the stork, and a little girl
now brightens their home. Mrs. Stew
ems is a daughter OF Dr.. Platt.
j. A. Woods, county superintendent
for Thatcher, SOlomOnville and Stafford
lately.
A mammoth jackrabbit hunt viii
take place southwest Of Stafford next
Saturday. Prizes viii be given the side
killing the most rabbits and Prof
Goodman will barbecue some Of the
long cared crop eaters. so that all ap-
petites may be satisfied
H 3. Joy, president Of the Packard
Motor Car company. OF Detroit. Mich,
came through Stafford IN his big tour
ing car. having left Denver, Colo. Jan.
Il. The car is fully equipped for
sleeping and cooking. He is making a
test trip and viii go to Los Angeles
via the Grand canyon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
ABBOTT VALLEY SCHOOL
HAS CHANGE IN TEACHERS

Santa Rosa, \. N. Feb. 13.-Hazel
Stearns has resigned as teacher of the
Abbott Valley school and has returned
to Santa Rosa to finish her high
school studies. Myrtle Borden has
the position as teacher at Abbott VAL
ley.
Mrs. B. T. Shane has returned from
FL PasO. where she visited her laugh
ter. Mrs. c. 3. Woods.
Mrs 2. r. Page is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Gregg. in Tucumcari.
David Crespin. OF Vaughn. is spend
ing a few days in Santa Rosa.
The Santa Rosa Literary club en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Fred
Braun saturday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. z. P. Dozier. who viii leave in
a few days for her future home in
Wagon Mound. y n
DR.. J. F. Rudolph has returned from
Tucumcari.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
MANY INCONSISTENCIES IN
THE PLAINNIEM COUNTRY

PIainview. Texas, Feb. 13.-An IN
usually large crowd of hOmeseekers
have arrived on the regular excursions.
Two special cars, one from Wisconsin
and one from Ohio. brought a large
number Of the crowd Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Ohio sent most OF the pros
pectors on this excursion, although
other states furnished a few. Immi-
grafton men state that the Plainview
country has a good name in the north.
and that they have little trouble IN
inducing homeseekers to visit this sec
ton. Practically every loose car in
Plainview win be pressed into service
for the next day or so in showing the
Plainview country to the visitors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
BIrths-BOys.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco Chafino.
1912, a son. .
10 Nj and Mrs Manuel P. Ruiz. 400
ooutn Stanton street, Feb. s. 1912. a
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Evanguilino CABRERA,
Hloalgo street, Feb. 8, 1872, a son
To Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Hahn. GA
Mesa avenue, Feb 3, 1912. a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert B. Redie.
1914 North Brown street. Feb. Q. 1912.
q son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Candelario Terez. sos
TraragOza street, Feb. ). 1912, a son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13

at the Chamberino school house. J. c.
Francis was chosen as uperintendent
J. NJ Johnson. assistant. and Miss
HiEhIand secretary The school VIII
meet every sunday afternoon at three
o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
Unto The Word
Coffee and Tea
Don't believe it! You say.

Make convince yourself therein lies chance relief
Try leaving coffee Use their place good welmado
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits

TO II Raso Mining % tn b,1iId
planning mills, sash and door factory.
between Tenth and Rivera streets ana
between Stanton and Cotton avenues
nelght - feet, the dimensions to be
value $4,000.
70 F. G. Maese, to build a four-roou
cottage on lot g., block 40. Naroffin
ADDITION, on Park street. Estimsfe5
value, $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
CHAMBERINO DITCH IS
REING CLEANED FOR WATER

Chamberino. n NJ. Feb. 1S.-John
Warren is remOdeling his house by put
ting on a new r5OI-
The commissioners of the Chambe-
rino ditch are working ha~d IN order
to have water in the ditch by Februa-
~ 10.
Mrs Newill gave a birthday annlVer-
sary party Friday evening in honor OF
her son. Thomas, it being his fourth
birthday anniversary several OF his
small friends were present and were
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13
COUNCIL MEETING
 SHORT BUT EXCITING

h.d turned tn test alarm al the Sts' dard oil and the department had reached the box in the space of three minutes and three seconds There Q upon Councilman Reilley stated he had better get his watch fixed. which was the cue for "Yirkey' to bounce upon his feet and come back at Reil- ley like ton of bricks
 Council adjourned and the time made from the fire house to the Standard on was debated over and over aEain Reilley contendins the department could not hitch up their team and make any such time. willing to bet Yorkey clean or the boards, and the matter has not been settled. the department; may have 10 be called out to settle all the finger bets
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13

The third annual ball given by the ulustrious Noblcs of the A \. O of th, Mystic shrine tu Eagle Hall last evening proved rather unique af'ir, from start to finish the ball room floor was crowded with merry dane CTS who were having grand time
 The decorations were extraordinary the large hall being decorated with mirrors forming panels all around the h.II. something like hundred large reiIcctors being placed in position that gave to the hall an extended appear ance and to the merry dancers feel ine that for Il while kept them from mduIsluE too often in the champagne punch and lemonade served through ou the evening i.
 From u,ue o'clock until the early noms of the morning the ball was In progress. every person having an the dauciue they wished and when the last strains of the Home Sweet Home re- sounded throughout the hall after two o'clock all present were willing to quit and vowed they hsd all enjoyed a pleasant evening
 During the early part of the even. lng. the floor was In very poor oondi-' tion owing to lack Of proper care and
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13

The regular meeting ot the common council was called to order last even Ing with every member present. Al ter the reading ot the journal com municstion from the Pioneers ot Al sska was read asking the city conn cu to co-operatc with them iu wiring 10 President Taft. the Alaska delegate and John l. Wilson. chairman of the Pacinc coast Alaska delegation took iue toward having some action taken on the part of congress [" grant re- lief yo iudisent-
 Later under the head ot new husi- ness the matter was taken up and s committee Of two to work in con junction with Inc mayor was ordered appointed to meet with the committee from the Pioneers of Alaska to see what could be done in the matter.
 Tn, mayor appointed George Yor- ksN Sykcs and Dad Williams. they be ine members of the Pioneers. hut "Yorkey' jumped to his feet and stated he would not serve. that he was not in favor of chamber If commences. and an such nonsense and begged to be excused thereupon Fred Daniels was appointed to act in his place
 City Attorney Reed reported that the work of compiling the ordinances operative. was gong on apace That the first volume had been typewrit ten and volume number two would be completed during the present week. also that in two weeks he expected | to furnish the council with complete volume of the ordinances now alive and operative in codifed form City Attorney Reed also reported he had ! drafted a memorial as requested and ! reccr,ue1aej that the law ordinance and printing committee go over the same vith him during the coming week to make such amendments as they deemed proper. The mayor. city attorney and law ordinance committee arc ta meet duriEg the coming week snd take up the memorial. pertaining ty taxes etc. to he presented to con sr~ss
 Health and re .ef committee re- rcrted he had gr n,ed relief 10 man ,~sr CT Belmont Point. who was will rrs 70 work oU; thep rice oi teh pro- visi. ns. and was glven a few days xork on the streets to pay for the ,sE-s
 Chairman Montgomery os the street ccasrtuent stated the roads were in good psssahle condition Thst they
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13
SEEN AND HEARD

Now that tne shrine hsu Is "yor ws tnn expect people to ret busy tendins io,,l, cards oud brs,. of bon haus e.
 My Valentine Wednesday the 1}tb. or tomorrow h,ms trr Joy s,t far
 Iuv, tol,us lv thos, who like te observe the da, that haz been cel.. bratcd In this particular fashion since about the year 20 NalsHtH, fs F, ported as -aiut ar Christian mat tyr ef ths reiEu nt th. EmrerN Clautfs rh, custom at z,r5ua val. rntlnes had us ar.em u hath.u practice, connected with tI worship af Juno on er etum th, t,th day .f February lts as-aciatau vfh the saint is vholN a,eldsntal Eat la u.-f,r,r tr, m-ta7t trayus urg'e fe che mythoDoklca queen lh, ..tN- .u. the people ,elrer,t. tue la, n sending ta their lue,a ei ta, arrs token at tov, or friendship
 The shrine bah could he called dance wherein her, vas much caus" for rcnectlone r was amusing to see how many smile. aud mods the deco, ttlona east back Co the various .ou- rics ss they slldci about a, han
 M r Atkinson Ie ever hold Iu mtud o, Albert Fink who t- vsttul patient lg to laui him upon vacant stool at the government rt, counter in Alaska Of course Fink would uot uk, Co se' good opening here In Nom,
 Rev Baldwin delivered -F.,a, s,rmon on Sunday eycutus n thc Federated chvr,n e. th, lad,e~ ot the Eastern S,ar m, church was pack ea to its doors for th, local members e ,n, order rnrnri ..' .n mass. t'. attend
 Jes learJ,a us~ ths amrso. s# ryt- ,-es o. tn, cs-r of baseball between tNe Na,,s- and SNyrol6et~ down al T--; Dsv.> ans Pc mus; have mad, a c>os o~e fer they >ay ae has e~-at -,t to- t,2cv5as tAe oa1
 Tst NCrsei ss -eSsivrs -. asa> ,--s-x,els,s-rs s-r- rats.-. business -s,se..sars-ts pa-,s.-.-e !. t1 Mn
 eS-s Cs--seare F.a o- st 'o- szx ss" ies; vs ea =a=5-s5 .t -xss-E s, 7-s. s15 h,'r.rS e. rrost ->s Ssvs-d P57.1s-.s Tes Nucseys -s.-o5 # s.3.-E lg p-oyss :Ns on,> system and he ~arp,-t received is the hest p7>,f Inst our methods meet vt,h .Ae s7P-ovsl -. tNv ee-r--f prNG,
 whsi next The Solomon Derby ;Aen the Eastern Star esn VI, believe
 Then there is ths P.or.r- -rcia' t>--orrNv VverirE
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13
LARGE CROWD ATTEND
 ANNUAL SHRINE BALL

attention m preparation. but ss the evening advanced it became better su that thc last two hours ut dancing was one hundred per cent better than during the first hour or two
 Eagle hall was so crowded one had to exert considerable skill In guiding through the whirl of dancers all bent on having q good time and the people remained to the very last dance Just hating to break away
 For what was termed one hour. meaning in the poeical language of the Sons of the Desert any measure of timc from sixty to one thousand minutes. the Shrine fioor committee was replaced by committee of i've chosen from among the wives of Shriners present. and they conducted the ball. giving all who failed to se- cure dances with favorites chance tn make good" by ordering unen- gagged extras to the number of ten or more. perhaps twenty This commit tee was composed of Mesdames Zeh. ner. Plein George A. Adams, E C. Divine otto olson and Fred Aver
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13
HCFFNAsk OUT
 SHAKING TRAILS

E,aa CommiSSionrr Mod0mark IS vn the coast in the direction of Teller vser, hy Is on an official trip sJak. ine trsas and securing data in con- uc,tion with his department
 The road commissioner left several da>~ ago Tor up the coast and Is ex- re1tea hack sometime during the present week Trails between Nome and T,shou river have 10 be staked and sometimes restaked durins the winter. snd Mir HoTmark who Is be i-E taken over the coTntry with Ted ty Eastaueh's dog team is making an otFc.al v.su over al the trails that have 70 b, s;ak,d on Seward Penln- sula during the winter. to see that the work Has been performed
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13
BASKET 6ALI TEAMS
 WORKING INTO SHAPE

ru, na~b,, bal team iu eduneoton vsth Jh, Mch school. also the one al Fort Davis IT, working into shsrs to play series of gomes for tho cham p,ar~hjr before many weeks
 Tu, hleh school players expect Co we,t th, team from the fort m a r-a1t,, same on Thursday evening, and g7r couple more weeks both teams V.u ;ry to work into shape 10 riv, the public chance to witness ta. -.v.,s' af this popular indoor Sam,
 The Nuts also the Skyrcoke;s' should e5t ID and perfect their indoor NsS5haU teams So they can give an oNnthltaan same during the same eve r.nc~. For the reople like eNcitemen, ,. tSat kind. and th, two games go v,n together. that is played durine tA, sane evening the indoor baseball a. preliminary 70 the basket bal contest
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13
GET IRE hAelT

Nen,eite. should get the hsbu o' taking vacations down to Solomon. ~,hsr. sn outing of s few days. stop eirs at the selotoon hetei would dc then, s world ef good
 Jump into \ cutter CT secure 8 dos tesw and make 3 trip te Solomon where enc esr ind rest and reereN. ten. The Solomon hotel s making s sree slty of tourists thS winter. Far ties accommodates and everything first class at the Solomon hotel We slse ioes after the animals
 Fer particulars write e ccr'e o- cewn sro etve Us s e'll.
 ANDERSON S RosEeESG P-op
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13
musHERs AFFIRMATION.

The best thing to take alsas with one when mushins. or following after a dog team Is Milk Chocolate. Ex- perience teaches the expert musher that this form of food and nourish- F ment is far better than any other ar ticle one can take along.
 Toby carries both the imported and domestic milk chocolate just the thing for the trail. also home made fresh candy. nothing stale at Toeys Ia now q we'll established fact.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-13
FINAL ANDERSON
 LEAVES EOS SOLOMON

EnaI Anderson of the solomon hote' Jeff with ,hs n1su carrier John Heg- ness th.s mo-nins. for home after spending 8 few days in Nome
 LEr Anderson. with Fred RoseSerf $ -ov running the popular hotel h Solomon 0. the same name where sii me -rushs-s and stsnpeders put ur s- vhe- trsvelins down the coast