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To the Holders Of Five Year Six Per
Cent. sinking Fund Secured
Gold Notes Of the Bethlehem
Steel Company dated November
4 1Q(1D

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
Bankers Trust Company. successor by merger
TO The Mercantile Trust Company, Trustee under
Trust Agreement between Bethlehem Steel Com
p1ny and said The Mercantile Trust Company.
Issue. TO the amount of S;s.NO face value. num-
bercd rs li7. 1874, ls0. 80. Si co. 735 7i9. ia.
S5. ss2 Qi0. ocO. 123s 1899. 1884 lt9:. is55 1910.
2iSs 2i,o. 23D. 26S. 25e. :0si. 1910. 3,i3 3+l6 ets.
3ss7 SOS 1857 3as. N63. &iio. @25i &S0i .n9j n6.
O97 5is 5ieS si19 sSAs. 54e2 1888. 5ss scl5 G?is,
6S87 .6t37 8ks 6si 6S53. 1856 7lsi 1882 have been
drawn BY lot. for redemption on the 9th day Of
August. 1912. for account " the Sinking Fund.
At the price OF one hundred and two and one alf
lo?i.) per centum of the face value thereof and
accrued interest. upon which date intcrcs; there
on will ceAse, and the holders thereof are hereby
notified and required to deliver said Notes with
all unriaturcd coupons attached. to the under
signed. al Its once No. rs Wall Street. In the
Borough Of Manhattan. city aud State OF New
York. on or after said 5th day Of August, 1912.
for redemption. for tho purposes OF said Sinkin 8
Fund. at the price above mentioned.
BANKERS Trust COMPANY.
Successor Trustee.
Dated New York. June s. 1912.
The sun., 1912-07-27

The value OF the stock dividend declared
by the General Electric Company can only
be appraised on the expectation that di'i-
dends on the new stock a> on the old viii
be paid at the annual rate of per cent.
That expectation is universally held. Based
upon IL the stockholder stands 10 receive
10. 4 per cent instead OF per cent. as here
tofore, for he ia not called upon TO pay a
penny for the new stock. The value OF the
stock with the stock dividend Oh was fig
ured yesterday between i3s and i<0.
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Eleven A ~ bids to Liverpool: July. IL 81 :;
October, ic 80. December. l:.7l. Leading
buyers Mitchell. Wiggin. llartcorn. Gwath-
mey. Leading sellers: Hubbard. Weld.
Mohr, Hannemann, IIentz. Springs.
COTTON NOTES.
Austin Tex. wired; Our Dublin agency
reports plant heavily fruited. Slight de-
rrora,ion Must have rain soon or the
situation will become serious. Very hot
end dry
Galveston, Tex, wired: Crop condi-
tons fine Large movement expected
soon
Liverpool cabled: Eleventh hour buy
ing May so up another 10 points We
are not confident OF higher prices.
Honey Grove, Tex. mail advice Crop
prospects continue very fine. No complaint
from Insects of anything else. We have
never seen cotton fruit SO fast as now. Tho
plant is large and heavy with bolls. squares
nnd blooms. We do net need rain and can
maze a big crop without another drop" -
The sun., 1912-07-27

WASHINGTON, July eG.-The tug Osceola
has arrived at Key West, the collier Sterling
at Boston. the gunboas Petrol at 0uanta-
namo. and the submarines c.. C.s. c.. C-b.
D-l DE-, D-3 Ell und E.: at Newport.
The gunboat Marietta has sailed from An
napolis for Hoboken, the gunboat Tacoma
from Philadelphia for Tompkinsville. the
collier Brutus from Newport for Hampton
Roads, and the gunboat Paducah from
HAMPTON Roads for New York.
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1.-THE WEATHER FORECAST
WASHINGTON PREDICTIONS ron
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
For eastern New York, fair 10.
day ana Tomorrow, moderate north
and uorthea vinds

and northeast winds
Tor New England. fair to-day except
showers In eastctn Maine: fair tomorrow
moderate northwest and north winds.
For Scw Jersey. fair to-day and o.mor.
row: moderate northwest to northeast winds.
NEW YORK, July Elbow pressure sti'l
prevailed over the Atlantic states yesterdsy,
but there Was no we'll defined centre and
no probability OF storm development.
The pressure was high over all sections
vest of the Alieehan,cs except vhere II
WAS comparatively low In tho extreme
Northwest and Southwest.
There was no storm Visible, but scattered
showers occurred In tho Atlantic States. tho
lake regions, the central states and west.
ward into the Rocky Mountains and In tho
Northwest.
II was cooler IN the upper lake resions.
tho central valleys and eastward into the
middle Atlantic Statcs.
In tho Northwest II was warner.
IN this city tho day was fair. slightly
cooler: wind. fresh northcrly; average hu-
midity, 81 per cent: barometer. corrected
TO read to aca level. at y 4. N, 1851. j
+. ~, co.s5.
Tnc temperature IN this city YESTERDAY. rs re.
corded by tho ofhcisl Thermometer. Is shown in
The sun., 1912-07-27
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-The Asphalt
issues. Iehigh Valley Transit and Phla-
delphia Electric were the active features
here to-day. The first named were strong
with Asphalt common up point. the pre-
ferred IA and Iehigh Valley Transit
common and preferred =. higher. Phila-
delphia Electric was unchanged. The bal
snce Of the list was fractionally irregular.
Ronds were fairly active. The summary:
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RaIIroadC ompany
Denver Ext,nsioa -Four Per Cent Bonts
Que February I, 1922

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT In pursu-
ance Of the Trust Agreement dated December J.
1881. BY and between the Chicago. Bur'in gtop 4
Quincy Railroad Company and The New Ing
land Trust company. the following Den .
yer Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds due
February I, 1872. vt said Railroad Com :.
pany. issued under said trust agreement. have
been drawn for payment. VIZ:
One hundred and twenty three ,02Jl bonds
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nv Marconi Wireless.

SIS Baltic, for New York. was <OS miles east Of
Sandy Hook at 0:3O y. M. 25th.
IS Columbia for New York. Was 66A miles east
OF sandy Hook AT? a. n: YESTERDAY:
SIS Caronia, for New York was VS5 miles east
Of SANDY Hook AT $40 y. NJ.
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". SEYMOUR RUNK. Treasurer


dividend Of one per cent OH the Common
Stock for the quarter ending August i+th. 1912.
also an extra dividend OF one-half per cent. an the
Common Stock. have hecn declared payable Au-
gust l5th 1912 to holders OF record at the close Of
business August list. 1912.
The Common Stock transfer books will he closed
at 500 T.. ii. August LIST and remain closed until
900 4. N. August 10Th
GEO, H. DANFoRTH. Secretary.
New York, July oStl 1872
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NOupUha uut AuRust 7, IvI2. from THIS COM
pany' e hVe per cent. gold notes and Rcfundlng &
Extension Mortgage nvc per cent. bonds will be
paid on ana after that date presen ton at the
once OF the company, IS Broad Street. New York;
+. ii. DAVIS. Treasurer
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Confusion over General Electric.

In the early trading yesterday General
Electric stock declined sharply TO point
Q points below Thursdays high. II is nat
ural for a stock to sell of when the good
news Is out. but in this case the decline was
undoubtedly accelerated by some mis-
understanding over the terms OF the new
stock issue The company in an on'oial
statement declared distinctly that the stock
was issued a. a SO stock dividend; never
theless some people labored under the mis-
apprehension that the company Intended
to give subscription rights. and trading IN
rights was actually started. Ihereupon
the company enunciated its position IN
n supplemental statement as follows 1T
would seem unnecessary TO make any tur-
ther statement. but in view of the TACT
that the salc Of rights Is being discussed
on the street II should I've stated that no
new stock IL being offered for subscription.
the $50 per share not being IN oftcr OF rights
in any sense. but direct distribution OF
stock from the surplus earnings OF the
company in partial recognition of dividends
ahich in prior years have been omitted or
reduced. An issue Of debcntures WAS au-
thorized for the purpose of securing cap
i,al for the varied corporate securities of
the company from time 70 time in future
years"
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. ~, fTtrs1,I7 TT 1111.v1, ~ Ut
us4) per cent. has been declared upon the Pre-
ferred Capital Stock Of the American Graphic
phone Company. payable August 18th. 1912, to
STOCKHOLDERS of record August ist BY order OF
the Directors.
EDWARD d. EASTON. President.
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Spot cotton here was unchanged at 1890
for middlng uplands. New York oertifl-
Gated stock. a0.is3 bales, against 8a.8%l last
wear southern spot markets unchanged
10 higher. Galveston, l31.; New Orleans.
lai, savannah. l2', Houston, i3i.; Mem
pai- -. Augusta, l3'..
Receipts and stocks at leading points.
with comparisons a. follows:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United States Metal Products Co.

July 25,h. 1917
The regular quarterly dividend of ONE AND
THREE-QCARTERS TER CENT. has been de-
ciared on preferred stock OF the UNITED STATES
METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY. pay able August
10th. 1912 to stockholders OF record at the close
OF business on August fst, 1912.
", SEYMOUR RCNk, Treasurer
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January lard sold short for an outside

SUGAR.-ltaw was hrm: centrifugal, %
test. 1850; muscovadO 80 test. 3.55c; re-
fined sugar was quiet; granulated. 5.iOc.
NAVAL STORES. Spirits Of turpentine,
Ae',c. Common to good strained rosin,
% 40.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
Sun riscs.. A:49 sun sets. .7:iS Moon sets 2:to
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook sAs toy Island. TO He'll Gate. BIB
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy H'k L.. Al Gov. Island .l13 Hell Gate 800
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AlaALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
A. RrnAdXAY. Nex Yorii Iulv % iain

Al meeting OF the Directors nf the Amalga-
mated Copper Company = dividend OF One Per
Cent u.o) was declared. payable August %. 1912.
TO stockholders Of record the books of the Com
pany as Of ~ O'Clock noon. July 81, 1912
A, III MEI.IN Spcrctarv
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Arrived FRIDAY. July :,.

4. $. : Tacoma
IS baltic. 1906 y. VI. Everpoo'' My 10.
IS Buffalo. II y. n. dire island. Hull. July ID.
:, Trojan: y. n. Santa Lucia. July a.
81 kslcstroine:S fr3grcD, July ~"
s. Perfection. = y. n, Tainp'co. July u:
IS Tenn, SOB. 7,3 y. NJ. Rio Janclro, July y.
IS VI Siglo. Galy cstnn. july 20.
IS Ella. $40 J.. Nj. Chicoutmi. July ~.
81 City of Montgomery. savannah July %
S. Hamilton. Norfolk. July:5
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SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
raid bv Suh.Trcasury to banks. 81. .221 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Trcasury. 1852. 900
Loss TO banks on days trans
actions .,..,................. 3l.:<1. .0co
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
PAID by Sui. Tt-asu,, 4" hanks. Si6. s.s. 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Tr.asury us, $50. 900
Loss 10 banks, ks,,..,...,,.,...,., 1..ii.00Y
"oss Week x ....,...."....:.......... @ - N.ssa.sss
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PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND 40 81
a quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PERCENT, us.oa viii be paid on the
1872. to stockholders of record the close OF bus-
ness July sist. 1912; CHEQUES Will be mailed from
viii close three p H. july 3isi. 1919 and reopen
at ten a. n. August clst. l0l?
p VAN HORNE, Treasurer
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Army aud Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. July s6.-Thess army or
dera were issued to-day:
First Lieut.. n. v. vcnabis. Twsnty:cseend
Infantry. from Atlanta. Ca. to Fort SIocum.
Capt. II. II. Richmond. Tenth cavlary. and
Second Lieut.. A. X. Chahee. Jr- Ftfteenth
Cavalry, to Mounted Service school, Fort
Riley. as assistant instructors: -
First Lieut., L, l., G,nesr, fitsn r,e'o ror, Ar
tiiiery' to Moun'e,r 10 ,,ruc,oT 0''' >
Capt. G. $ Babcock. Cayalry. 70 Wses
Point Military Academy. relieving Csnt. =.
regiment. ~ VA, ,y.... r.,,A ~.,
airy, 10 enter NEXT clRss AZ Mouuteo SsSvscs
First Lieut., T. Bailey. Medical Reserve
Corps, resignation accepted.
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Of these factors enter into the situation IA
some extent"
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These navy orders were issued to-ds

Lieutenant Commander =. 7. Constisn.
from the Tacoma to the Vermont ~ tirSt
Lieutenant
Lieut., Z. t. Smith. from Mare Island. Csl..
to group commander frst submarine group.
Torpedo Pacific hotilla and command the
Alert,
Commander c. p. Jungiin. from the Col
orado to three months leave.
Midshipmen q. o. Guliland. n. W. Hibbs
ara ". u. Cheadie, from tho Minnesota to
he Montana, .n
Midsh,pmen j, H. Falge. @. q. Gillespie
and j. J.. Dalton. from the Minnesota to the
Tennessee.
Passed Assistant PaymAster r. j. wiiiett.
from Pacific Torpedo fiotilla and the Iris to
home for orders.
PASSED Assistant Pnymaster II. y. Collins.
from Mare Island yard to the Pacinc Tor
pedo Notila and the Iris.
Capt. l.. NJ. Gulick. from marine barracks.
Washington. to marine barracks. Annapolis
Cant ". II, prttchett. TO recruiting duty
at SAN Francisco on arrival IN the United
States.
First Lieut.. u. 4. bnwis 10 marine bsr-
rachr. Mare Island. on arrival In the United
states,
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por, receipts, :.,ss bales. against 6j9 last
year Exports. $50, total for the season.
10 3oa 5u.. against 7,ilo.oj6 last year
Estimated Iast Last
Receipts to-day. We-'i. Year.
..v Orleans ~ 30 to 10 jio i22
liverpool spot cotton was in fair demand.
point lower at I3ld for American mid
dling on sales OF 500 bales Futures
opened about = point NJ and closed .
points higher Prices a. follows
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rO THE ROLDERs OF FIRST MORTGAGE
THE SAFETY INSULATED WIRE AND

The undersigned. successor 10 the knickev-
booker Trust Company by merger pursuant ~
the laws Of tho state OF New York. as Trustee
the First Mortgage o. sinking Fund Gold Bonds
~ the safety insulated Wire and Cable Compau!
desires. under authority of said morteaee. to
expend tho sum Of S73 III. 40 In the purchase OF
bonds Of said issue at the lowest OfYcre, not cx-
ccedng iO5oc and accrued interest Sealed oners
OF said bonds may bc sent TO COLI MBiA.
kNlCKERBOCKEi. TRu 81 COMPANY, % Broad !.
way. New York city. and will be received until
twelve o clock noon Of August 2. 1912
COLUMBIA A-kNlCKERBOCkE TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee.
BY WILLARD v KING, President.
dated New York. july 18th. 1912.
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SIS Celtic. at Queenstown from New YORK
SIS lndrani. at Port Said from New York.
SAILED PROM FOREIGN PORTS.
SIS Cedric, from Queenstown for New York
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PEOPLES GAS LIGHT = COKE COMPANY

Notice 10 hereby given that a dividend Of ONE
AND THREE-oC ARTERS PER CENT. u%.e
has been declared on the capital stock OF this
Company. payable on August ,oth. 1912, TO the
stockholders Of record At the close Of business on
August Sd. 1912.
!. A. WILEY.
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enacted a statute requiring all local houses for the discussion of public questions and for other public pur- poses whenever requested so to do by any citizens organization that has .
 non partisan. non sectarian and non exclusive" character IL IS fur ther required that heat. light and janitOr service shall be furnished without charge. Not content with this formal and legal invitation to local communities to make freer so- cial use of school buildings. the state state university at Madison. bureau of CivI, and social center develop meut. whose function is to arouse the towns and villages to sense of their neglected rights in this matter.
 The creation in this bureau ot a new kind of public ofiiCial-a sort of social cngineer-whose business 1t is to quicken and organize the social consciousness. suggests interesting possibilities. Perhaps the day will come when socilogists will not be fastened to their chairs iu the univer- sities. Perhaps. instead of merely telling students what is wrong with society. they will go out into the working world and show people what is wrong, and how to get it right.
 IL Is even within the bounds of pos sibility that social engineer of the Wisconsin kind may some day be att taChed to the teaching stan of every big public school in New York-with commission to stimulate and or ganize the civilizinC and constructive forces of the district.-San Francisco Call.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
A WARM WINTER FOR ALASKA.

Dispatches from Alaska tell us that the ice crop Is short owing to an un- usually warm winter in that hitherto frigid zone. and by consequence the ancient glaciers of the country are being robbed of their store to supply summer needs. Tis d strange hearing that fluuts the garnered wisdom of the weather sage and leaves him gasping under the influence of damp, unpleasant humidity.
 To be sure. the sage Is never fab bergasted for reason. Give him a condition and he has his reason pat on the jump. In the present instance he planes that Irresponsible yagrant of the seas best known as the Japan current" which. he opines. has been violently pushed out of it's course by earthquakes and seaquakes. In fact, the official photographers who are examining the Alaskan coast suggest that recent earthquakes in the Aleu- tian islands may have caused the warm Japan current to swing north ward, waiting semitropic airs over once thrilling regions of thick ribbed ice.
 IL is d theory that inspires the New York Sun to launch this threat:
 They of oregon have given them selves certain airs when boasting of their mild. English climate" and the California contingent has joined vo- ciferously in the chorus of praise for climatic conditions all along the Pa cifc coast. But if Alaska is to be- come another Riviera. southern Cali fornia will have to divide with this nouveau the spells of travellers. and share the glory of the sunset. which she has been inclined to gobble up for her very own since transcontinental pleasure travel grew into substantial proportions.
 This Is the Jealousy of the blue nose, the frozen face. California and oregon defy competition in the way of climate and are ready to rejaice If il shall prove to be no longer true that when sheol freezes over it will be like Alaska.-San Francisco Call.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
OFFICIAL PAPER

noms. AlAsnA, SEPT. I6, 1912.
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HOW ALASKA DEVELOPS.

Fifteen years ago Alaska was Ju- neaG and sitAa. When most us rushed over the traIIs towards Daw e son there Was no Nome, no Fairbanks. no Seward. no Valdez. no CUrdova, no luItarod and kataiIt and today all these places have come to life and most of them will soon be represented in legislature of their own. And yet fifteen years form only small part of the life of man. to say nothing of the life of couHtry's history.
 In later years the population is be- coming scattered amongst almost in numerable smaller camps whose dis covery is due tO the fact that bases of supplies have been supplied by the earlier discoveries. In other words. the history of Alaska shows that one discovery in an isolated place means other discoveries. The discovery of Anvil creek was followed by the dis covery of Candle. Ophir and the others on the peninsula. The discoy- cry of Fairbanks was followed by the discovery of Hot Springs, etc. The discovery of Innoko was followed by the finding of Iditarod. The rush To Valdez was followed by the discovery of the Gin mine. The coming of peo- pie to that coast also meant the dis coyery of Copper mountain. The rush To Seward resulted in the finding of the Matanuska coal fields.
 All these secondary discoveries mean closer search in the neigh borhood of each and the establish ment of bases of supplies all over the territory. Such bases of supplies are almost absolutely necessary for the development of most of the placer diggings of Alaska to say nothing at all of the quartz. IL is all very well to say that the richest diggings of the Northland were discovered with out such bases, but the very fact of their richness made their discovery most easy. Had those diggings been as hard 10 find as the diggings of later years Alaska would still bel without population outside the coast places. Nowadays men never goI into the wilderness to prospect in al business like manner with only a pick, shovel and pan. For prospect ing now a boiler and large supplies are necessary. The prospect holes of five and six feet have given way to holes of fifty and sixty feet. and 1t perhaps seldom occurs to the minds of many that the man who invented thawing points IS the greatest man Tn | the history of these Northern terri | tories, hardly excepting the names of Seward and the Russian discoverers. 1
 But after all the placers are only | the mere beginnings. With the placer mines of Fairbanks gradually fading | away the Rhodes quartz mill is prov ing that there is something vastly | bigger behind. In Nome the same or better prospects are well in view in | the same line. Above Dawson the copper mines are expected to result in greater things than Dawson ever accomplished. The Matanuska coal
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
OUR CIRCULATION.

inc osny and weekly Nugget hes s .~-r~n.sse srss,.uon greater than any S1nsr p~Psr Pseiisneo n Alaska Our slrsulanen booss are open for m ..sGuoa to or aassrtIssra
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
WANTED.

! want to buy 3 or horse power boiler, must be in good condition. and cheap. I need cook stoves. l buy fur niture, carpets. sewing machines. offer bergains in the following: I large basket sled. mining fittings. stoves and ranges. dishes. tents. ivory. hardware
 New stock of goods on steamship Mackinaw. Watch US grow Get our prices. We save others money Why not you? We keep everything We save you 50 per cent.
 HOLTS NEW AND SECOND HAND
 STORE. 40s E. Front St.
 Tel. Black 70. Strictly cash store
 s20O per month for the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
GOVERNMENT STAMP
 GOODS AT THE EAGLE

For government stamped seods in Iiquors of all descriptions, 100 proof, Inquire st the Eagle saloon or call up Main 1e4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16

Iepy fer regular advertisements mes, Ss n sy " o'clock on the cay VI pseLesuon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
THE LEGISLATURE.

The coming legislature at Juneau may not be able to do much good. hut it certainly can do lots of harm. Ele, { a stew" legislature and then bid Eocd bye c. capital and to the friendly rec oguitiuu of congress.
 "I'y your legislature shall ypn ec judCed' one might say in Biblical paraphrase. Some people in all .oun tries make the mistake of sIyins that any man can do as well as another iU d legislature. By saying so one rather sounds the depths of his own intelligence than the depths tu which legislative iuctiiciency might sink a community.
 cut out superiluous yerbiaEc and the sophistry of fools and amateurs and We md that Alaska needs noth- Ing so much in its legislature as good men and men who are bright enough to supply her need. This Is an age of business. The Northern territory cannot afford to indulge in experi- ments. IL wants. rather. men who have the ability and the desire to satisfy her wants, and such men should be retained in her service.
 No man should keep himself aloof from the politics of the community in which he lives. No matter to what ptrtS he belongs. and no matter how small might be his personal interests in the apportionment of the cares of office he should always remember that he is part of the government of his country. and responsible. to some ex- tent at least, for its proper guidance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16

fields may soon be the scene of a national industry. Cordova promises to be one of the greatest mining camps on the coast. and everywhere one turns is the same prospect of permanent industries arising from the Influx of people led in by the discov- cry of placer.
 Is it not reasonable to suppose that the discoveries of the smaller camps all over the interior may lead to a purportionate increase of discoveries of more important and permanent re sources?
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16

Ensersd ss second class matter. Feb. -b, IsV'. al the PostoHlee st Nome. Alaska unasr the Act of Congress of AisESA ,. lS.s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
THE PEOPLES RIGHTS |
 SCHOOL HOUSE.

The curious idea that school houses belong to school boards. and that the people have no right to make any use of them that the school boards do not approve of. has received its legal quietus in at least one state of the union.
 The legislature of Wisconsin has
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-16
FRS ALARM SIGNALS.

[. StsneAre On Ce
 ,. ~.rstsns SSlo Storage ~ Jenn ;. sssnon Ca ofhes. 10. nsseeusrtsrs Saloon !i. hseerasrs Once sS. La~rsnss retsl. Sa. rTs Department. ... O'ssossry ssle0n- sl fsrssys Cigar Store. II. rss'hs Ce,s Storage Go, ssndspi, -2. Tn,ro Ave. and Lance Way.
 ensIns House Phone Man S7. seven whistles Water. Thrss Firs GU