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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
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THIRD WARD PAVING COMMIT
TEE HELD IMPORTANT MEET.
ING LAST EVENING AND DECD
ED NOT TO, CHANGE RECON-
MENpATIoN.

The Third ward paving committee
held a meeting last evening at the
IN of the city engineer to discuss
the advisability of changing the previ-
u recommendation for the width of
the paving on the streets in the Third
ward, which question was referred to
the committee by the ward mass meet
ing held last Friday.
After considerable discussion in re-
gard to the matter, it was decided to
leave. the recommendation for the
width of the paving as originally rec
commended, which calls for q 32-feet
width on Ninth avenue and "a feet on
Fourth street, on which streets the car
line run n which leaves the width
OF those streets the same as it is at
the present time.
The other streets and avenues in
the ward are recommended to be 26
feet wide, with the proviso that the
property on any of those
streets and avenues may have their
street wider upon filing a petition to
that effect, signed by the owners of a
majority of the property, with the city
engineer before the contract for the
paving is let. The property owners
on such streets, however, should they
petition to make them wider, would
be assessed direct per lineal front foot
for the extra cost thus entailed.
Considerable discussion as to the
kind of paving and other matters was
INDUCED in but no definite action will
be taken until after the bids are re-
ceived. ..... ,..s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
kLBANE MAY FIGHT
WoLGAST FOR TITLE.

Cleveland, March 2s.-Johnny
Kilbane, featherweight champion,
may give battle to Ad Wolgast for
the lightweight championship. 1t
is said the fighters will meet if
financial terms can be agreed
upon.
Jimmy Dunn, Kilbane's man
ager, received a telegram from
Los Angeles asking if he would
consider an offer for Ki1bane to
meet Wolgast in a twenty round
contest July 4 at that place. Dunn
replied that he would match Xxi
bane against Wolgast for the
lightweight championship provid-
ed Wolgast would not insist upon
being given all the money.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

in some manner a large quantity of
gasoline had leaked out of the stove
match there was a loud report and
flash-and excitement for a short
time. Efforts were made to smother
the flames by the use of coats, over
coats and what cloths were handy,
but meeting with no apparent success,
one of the boys who was in the place
at the time, with i couple Of others
who were outside when the match
was applied, went after the chemical
engines and rang the fire bell.
However, the gasoline was burned
up and the fire gotten under control
so quickly that it was lot necessary
to use either chemical. Some boxes
of supplies under the lunch counter.
as well as a quantity of sweeping
compound was destroyed. No part of
the building or any part of the fix
lures was damaged in the least. It
was fortunate that the fire gained no
Roadway, as it is doubtful if the
flames could have been confined to
the one building. containing the pool
hall, telephone office, dentists office
and operahouse. Just about a week
earlier there was a similar blaze at
the L. p. Johnson home. Gasoline
stoves may be all right u we. don't
care to have EN- around our quarters.
Manchu princes saved their PEN
SiOnS hut nor their faces
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

Stock farm last Thursday, operated by
Ruben White.
The following is a list of the officers
for Weber township elected last Tues
day,
Supervisor--August Goltz.
Town Clerk. E. Russell.
ASSESSOR. N. r. Spooner.
Justice Of the Peace-M. C.. Berg.
Constable--John Nolan.
Road overseers-district No. J.,
julius Thompson; district Nc. 2, Nels
Engberg; district No. 8, Erie Milton;
district No. 4, Henry Goltz.
Cor. II.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
Havana News.

Havana, N. d., March 25.--To The
Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hair and
son visited with Mr.. and Mrs. e. G..
Miller last Sunday.
l.. w. Holder of Forman was a Ha-
vana caller last Monday.
August Goltz made a business trip
% Forman last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. +. Heating returned from
Aberdeen last Monday. where she had
been in a hospital.
Media Heating vent to Aberdeen last
Monday evening with her mother.
Myrtle Ellsworth is visiting friends
IN the hills this week.
DR.. w. j. Mulroony made a profess
sional visit at EairvieW Dairy and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
ROMANOFF & ORDEMAN
The Russian Giant Will Meet the
Clever Mill City Grappler
in Fargo, April z.

A dispatch from Chicago states that
Henry ordeman and Romanoff, one of
the opponents of the Graeco- Roman
style of wrestling, will meet on the
mat in Fargo, April 2, in a finished
bout, best two out Of three falls.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

You judge a man not by what he
promises to do. but ! what he has
done. That is the only true test.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy j@-ged
by this standard has no superior.
: -ra everywr~-e speak of it in the
highest terms Of praise. For sale by
all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
DoINes IN THE BIG SHOW.
Game Called Off.

Princeton. n. J., March 2S.-The
baseball game scheduled between
Princeton and the New York university
here was postponed on account of the
poor condition of the field.
Back to the Minors.
st. Louis, March 2S.-Pres. r. L.
Hedges of the st. Louis American
league baseball team began cutting
done his squad by sending out Field
er Bobby Riggs back to the Houston,
Tex, club.
Series Called OFF.
Cincinnati, March 2S.-Pres, August
Hermann of TIE Cincinnati Baseball
club called off a series of games be-
tween the Cincinnati team and the
New York Americans because of the
present condition of the grounds at
the local park. New York was to
have played here next Saturday, Sun
day and Monday.
Won From coIIesians.
Washington, March 2S.-The wash
ington American league club in it's
first game on the home grounds, de-
feated Georgetown university 6 to 1.
st. Louis Drops Two Recruits.
st. Louis. March 2S.-clyde Wares,
an infielder recruit was turned over to
the Montgomer., Ala. team by the
local American league management,
together with First Baseman Banning.
President Hedges reserved the right
to the pick of the Montgomery team
at the close of the year in return for
the services of the men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

When Ad Wolgast is again In con
ditlon to do battle his first opponent
Will probably be Willie Richie. This
is the statement that comes from the
Wolgast lamp. It will certainly not
be Joe Rivers. the Mexican light
weight because Of the fight now on
between Wolgast's manager, Tom
Jones and Tom McCreary Of Los AM
geles who has made an offer for the
WcIgast-Rivers dghts
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

Mother indication of spring. Young
man ~hereabouts IA years old sends in
what he calls "a little poem and says
If it Is worth printing to send him q
season pass to Athletic park. Wen,
it isn't. Nothing denotes the chang
ing seasons like the poem habit.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

Jack Frost, pitcher with the Toledo
club OF the American association.
should make a good warm weather
slahster.
7 will be back on the coaching lines
for the tigers when the season starts.
All reports to the contrary are false
This is the cheering information from
Hugh Jennings.
Cincinnati has a finger named Bag
by who can pitch with either arm.
Elton Chamberlain was the last major
Lacquer to perform this stunt with n
success The minor club that sold
Bagby ought TO have received double
price.
Bill Kelly is certainly showing up
fine in practice. He is burning them
across the diamond with unerrlng ac-
curacy. At the bat he is also doing
some MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette. Bill
is from st. Louis n went with the
pirates along with Marty O'Toole when
Herr Dreyfuss paid $4,000 for the
costly
Louisville Herald: Bill Grayson has
a great SYSTEM The seats in the
~grandstand at Eclipse park are COW
cred with two inches OF dust and dirt.
Bill permits the early fans to sit IN.
the grandstand and watch the colonels
practice. incidentally he gets the seats
busted free Of charge. Dust thou get
it,
III q. Salsinger, able sporting editor
OF The Detroit News, declares that
Del Gamer, frst bsscnnan, ID perform
ing better than he did last spring. That
being the case Detroit owns about as
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

classy a first baseman as there is in
the business. His work last spring
was marvellous until a broken wrist
laid him off for several months.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

Third warders are invited to look
over the Bitulithic pavement exhibit,
o 222, Gardner hotel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

Ed Gagnier, according to The WASH
ingtpn Times, runs like a hare" Aha,
another man in the league with trick
ears.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
pop BOTTLES AND CUSHIONS.

Remember always: THE worst is
Yet to come"
As written earlier in the week:
Spring has sprung-another leak.
Bill, the circulator, just came IN,
looked out. and said: well, today it's
'2S' for baseball"
Marty ORIOLES sore arm is bad
again. Glassware to the cost of
S22,500 is rather expensive.
Jim McAleer says the Boston red
sox will finish third or better this
year. Anything is possible prior to
April IL,
Charley Jones, formerly outfielder
for the browns, refuses to report to St.
Paul. Manager Kelly a y he will Be
traded.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
NEARLY A
SERIOUS fire

Ashley Tribune: What might have
been a very disastrous fire started in
the pool hall Sunday, shortly after s
o'clock, when "OIe," the cook behind
the lunch counter, was about to pre-
pare a supper order. It seems that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
BREEZY SPORT NOTES.

Jack Frost, pitcher with the Toledo
club OF the American association,
should make a good warm weather
slahster.
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lNVENTS 4 PROCESS FOR
 SEPARATING PAYING ORES

eign countries. having safe guarded my invention at home. gave a demonstration on May at my lab ratory in West Orange. and the scien tinc men present. als" well known mining engineers were almost dumb fouded by the results obtained.
 During my 65 years on this earth 1 have perfected many inventions, such as the automatic repeater in teleG- raphy. the quadrupleN telegraph. the printing telegraph. the scNtuplcX tcle- graphic transmission. the phonoGraph, the aeroplane. the incandescent lamp and light system. the kinetoscope. storage battery of light weight and number inventions hut this is to he my crowning victory. and one that has haftlcd me for years. and l take great pleasure in having solved this problem that will prove great mon ument to my memory for ages to come"
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ARRIVED
 FROM ST. MICHAEL

The gasoline launch Wilhelmina ar rived from St Michael via Solomon yesterday afternoon about o'clock and brought over carg" of fresh meat and supplies for the Pacific Cold Storage Company. To hold th" market over until the arrival of the Flihu Thomson about June 10
 The crew of the Wihelmna report ed everything was quiet over at the island. and no wheels turning to date. That the river boats and lighters have not been launched for the summer work over there but preparations Were going forward to hay" every thing in shipshape by the time the boats arrived from down river or the outside
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DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Judge Murane this morning denied to the Wild Goose Mining X Trading Company the right 10 intervene in the case of the Pioneer Mining X Trading Company vs. the Wild Goose Mining & Trading Company. in the matter or teh water rights "f Campion and others.
 Kemptcr vs. Edmonds et al. to quiet title to property on Arctic creek. the court found in favor of the plaintiff O. D. Cochran representing the plain riff and Park Goodwin the defendats.
 Stadie & Hill in the matter of in formation of running bottlig estab- lishment, and should take out IT. cense for the same pleaded not guilty. holding that their license for conduct ing brewery. for which they pay sSoU allows them to bottlee. and they are not obliged to take out an additional license of s200.
 The Japs were cited to appear and show cause why their license should nj be revoked for conducting pool room, owing to the complaint or rec ommendation on the part of het last grand jury.
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problem in many cities and out oi the way places. will pale before this new invention of mine
 After years of experimenting giving 1t up for months at a time only to return to take another fall out "f the problem that banled all my attempts to solve and work out the same upon d commercial basis have recently been able to cry Eureka" and in q few months will place upon the market a system for separating pay ing element ores that will startle the world by it's simplicity and cost of operation. The separation k com pletc in itself The gold will he thrown down as gold. copper as copper. zinc as zinc and the other metals all in a pure state without further processes of extraction.
 No. cannot divulge the secret that is my patent. and am now per fecting patent rights in all the for
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CANNOT EMPLOY CHILDREN
 UNDER 10 YEARS OF ACE
spee,al Nugget Service.

spec,al Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. b C.. AiE Thc warkmsu'~ eomp,hsatou. at,i. dental injury hU that r.,s"d n" senate a few days a1o. carries vsth lt a provision that forbid- tho rm- ploym,nt of children under l6 wears of age. without being fully re7ponst- blc to injury Or accident that may happen them.
 The bill is very rigid in it~ d"= mand- affecting the employment of children. or child lahor. Any person. company or corporation employing children under the age of 16 are whoi- ly responsible for their care and pro lection. should they suffer accident or injury while under the age they will be obliged to grant said children suf- hcient compensation to provide means of livelihood.
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The conference to he called during the summer will be the outgrowth of the sinking of the White Star liner Titanic in midoceaH after coliding with the ice foes of the coast of Newfoundland. The total absence or sufficient life boats to take off the passengers let alone the crew of the steamer numbering at least one thou sand souls has appalled, the whole civilized world and the laxity of ma rine laws compelling steamers 10 car ry sufficient life boats and rafts to allow avenues of escape will be rem edied and steamers. whether passen- ger or freighters will in the future be obliged to carry proper life say ing apparatus. and not have to de-
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Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. May 2a.- Thomas Ava Edison. styled the "wizzard' has sust perfected what he calls his great est invention. and states the same will revolutionizc the mining industry of the world. for il pertains to the sep aration of ores from rocks. and segrc- gating them into a pure state at the same time.
 In an interview given to the Herald Of this city the great electrician states as follows: II consider this new invention the erowning event of my whole life The phonoeraph. and other inventions I have placed upon the market from the tape, recording machines for stock brokers. to the cement moulded homes. to be erected inside of twenty four hours, or the light storage batteries that are now revolutionizing the transportation
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There IS now going shou; the town many wild and fany rumors about secret meeting held few evenings ago in tha vacant room over th" Win termantle paint store. formerly occu- pied by George F. Grigsby. and c. gc' at the bottom of the whole affair the Nugget has interviewed several men who were present and from what lit- tie can hc glcancd il appears there is ample room for all the rumors anoat. and even the writer has been given lots of lea way to exercise his fancy about the meeting which was held May :. lg12. at o'clock.
 We call the same clandcstinc meeting for the simple reason 4 se- lectcd few went from person [" per son. whom they believed was strong in thr faith of Wickcrsham, and would work aHd support the present dele gate should he again dcsir, to h. candidate. but failed to notify the newspaper sontativcs. and from May until the present time th" mat ter has been kept a pronounced secret. So careful are the people at the head Of the movement that even to date they do not care to divulgc anything that took place
 From what can be learned the fol
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BEAR TRACKS MIGHTY SCARCE

All night long and up till three o'clock this afternoon either the boys at the wireless station or Radio re- ceiver Fred Weller of the Board of Bear but nothing stirring" no dots and dashes from the Bear have been received nor will they until the boat gets within loo miles of Nome. for that is about the limit of her sending apparatus
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FAIRBANKS PAPERS
 WIRE FOR DOPE

This morning bright and ,arlS th" Fairbanks papers wired th" Nugget for dope" stating land lines down, send live Nome dope" And we sure let them have the best we could rake and scrapc together even telling them about the meeting in the baby dem ocratic office" in the quiet hours of the night. and how the instigators of that particular primary kept the maj . fer guarded so well it has just leaked out
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foViup information Is .,,'u' th. cor rect state of affair h r,sp"ns. t' th, call s.nt out hy Valentine ut Ju- neau and r. r. Ritehi". of Valdez for tho holding of an independent con v.ntion at Valdez May 2e Walter W. ,;,tchelI and Fred r. Lane sat Teal Eusy and arranged tp hald primaries. instruct drlcgatrs to thi- convention. or telegraph thcir proNie-. so the See ond division could hc rcpre~,ntcd ar tn, Valdez independent republican, convention.
 AS near as wc can get at it those known ta be strong in th" faith wer" invited to meet in the vacant room oyer WintrrrnantI,'s paint shop Wed- ncsdav evening Mav 7 to instruct delegates. and endorse Wicker-ham for delegate and Eao~ey"lt for pr.si- dent
 At the appointed hour. thirty thr"" members met at the plac" d"sieutted and got right down C. busincs- NIT Gotcheu was appointed chairman of the meeting. and stated why tn" call had been made. the purpos" of th" meeting etc II kcll was au- pointed secretary If the meeting, and both GcteheH and K-l appointments made permanent
 Primaries were then held and from tAr citizens of th" Second division
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cit MORE HAS 95 PER CENT
 VOTES ST. MICHAEL

Accordins to wife received from St Michael yesterday W. A. Gilmore xvill receive ninety five per cent of all the votes east over there in the com Ing election The wire was dispatch cd by United States Commissioner W P Stephenson. who stated that a political meeting just held w A. Gilmore. the republican nominee oi the Second division. will receive nine ty-five per cent of the total vote "ii the island. and there are something like l5O over there.
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CLAMDEST|kE EFT INSURGENTS
THIRTY PROXIES SENT FROM
 NOME TO VALDEZ CONVENTION

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 The ntm.- ot inc ,'.ittv delegates we have been uuabl.. te gam. th. secretary rrvui-rB ta frutsh , t.st of them hu, .hane,a hs m.ua tat mg rar nas.u.s- ryasan- I n' aat to riee taem aut.
 Tae tra>..= eas. a..#s.tH. r ,nre, .e.uus- rea a#' .a ean H' whore raf i# f.~e.u#t sae aat.a#.r.5r. Tlt erh r.as r.f s... afa
 r.a, sa Htaa. af e. fr--Ht H# b,lu- ' H.tr- s. n..H H Ma. that o,tsH.I aoa lau. tra at rho head of i,. trar s. ,,,n rr.e.n' 4 thr meeting n. .aw. h.lr m th, f..ant room a1or Wmr.rnonf,.- ruut =nor. in .n~ ,f'tr,s .mrr'y occupied hs ,;.ar-o F Gue,u, amt tI.i fnl'.wlae wu p.o,. 7. etraE- s,.taI .n 'nrai
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WIRES STILL OUT
OF COMMISSION

Tn. land line c. the south o, Fair banks remains out If commit sion and the Nugget ha- not received any messages. up till noon. from th" "nt side sine, Thursday evening. but with our system of holding many tel~sram- in reserve to meet such conditions wr ar, able tn furnish t-l-graphic re- ports from the outside. containing news that cannot reach this city unu. after the arrival or th" hrst steamer. ns matter 1T the same happen |" h" two or thcr, days old. r is all t'l"- graphic news and came to thi~ paper from our seattle correspondent "v"f the government wires.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-25
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. May The bill Introduced three weeks ago in the house for calling an international ma ritime conference between all the large powers. passed by large ma tority and is expected to be rushed through the senate on up to the presi- den, at once for his signature. The conference is expected to he held during the summer months. and the powers will be invited to send fepre- sentatives. for the purpose of passing international laws regulating and nroviding for the immediate equip r,ent of all ocean going vessels win proper and sufficient life preserving apparatus.
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NOW THEN ARRIVES
 FROM SOLOMON

The small schooner called the Now Then. owned by B. Ross, arrived from Solomon this morning with sev- eral passengers. The boat has been in winter quarters down there.
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ERA MINING COMPANY
HELD ME TING

T4m-dss ..-uu- rh- lr-et.r. a. ,n. N.s Er. uuus Company ard a m,.tue r Jaee Luw.a '' and talked ...t 'a. pruf-,au at takane ..v,r '.- ,>r.a stamps 'an.a ,r ron,r,l,H a, l.n-. .ho 0a- :" ta, auaerta.u- a.eu- ,t et~ rmr u Nome lau-. aaI wired n" N"aid ,c,er, ra- urrasi,iau nf rha \~" Er1 Nunv CnGoUs ua ''a.utH mo definite a-ru-~nsn, ver- m'ie h, the baarI -t Hrret.r-. -,U f |. the b.'i.f rh.s ea tsi. rs~r 'h. ta. ditiouu -,amp~ na install thm Ath The fou u.w tt tae custom uHl "a-n the sam. is taken aut To Gas.t,f creek. or Surv -a'rh NfHn tt.. uest few wc.ko
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WILL HOLD INTERNATIONAL
 MARITIME CONFERENCE

pend upon water tight bulkhedd9 and wireless calls for help in times of eminent danger
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DO YOU NEED

Bill heads, statements, letter heads and envelopes. Have them printed at the Nugget office.
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You can get all choice cuts Of tesf, Reindeer picked and saited meats; also Nome dairy butter.
 AT REINDEER MARKET.

For . nice warm bath ir .he largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up 10 date.
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FOR SALE.

One cash register: terms cash or will exchange for pencils For further information see BOB.
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wANTED-Position by experienced woman camp cook. Inquire "' car,eton's Hardware Store.