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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
LIFEBOAT EQUIPMENT

When the Alauretana OF the Cunard line left
her pier in New York for England recently she
ried liie-boats and RATS for 2S0O persons-more
han three times her former equipment This was
probably the first time great liner went to sea
with enough life-boats to save her full complement
II passengers in case OF peril. The precauton OF
.akng fe-boats for all the passengers directly
due to the terrible Titanic disaster, and subsequent
investigation OF the Senate committee, which
brought to light the inadequate ie-boat equipment
of the pride OF the White Star line
The Cunard line management is justly proud
OF a record OF fifty years without one wreck caus-
ing the loss OF single passenger and in the inter
OF the safety OF passengers all the standard life
boats available in New York were secured to equp
the Mauretania for its recent trip. But the lesson
of the Titanic will have been in vain unless all ocean
liners are equipped with new and better kind OF life.
boats than any used IN the past. The captain OF the
Carpatha who went to the rescue OF the Titanic
victims is authority for the that il the
disaster had occurred day later the SC
rough that all the lie-boats would have foundered
In that event they would not have been lifc-boats
but death-traps The fe-boats used by the CoaSi
life Saving service built to live in any and
are the kind OF craft with which the liners
should be equipped if human life is to be properly
;ae-g guarded
One important direct result OF the timely in
vestigation made by the Senate committee is the
promise of reform in the matter OF lie-boas and
other devices secured from the steamship com
panes
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
DON'T PLEDGE DELEGATES

Next Monday is the date set Tor the Republican
State Convention at Fallon. The in which
delegates to this convention selected through
out the State would indicate that Taft has the
ority. 1t is to be hoped however, that the conven
ton will not send pledged delegation for Taft to
Chicago TO any honest-mnded man it can be
that Roosevelt is the choice OF the PEOPLE OF
Nevada He is also very liable to be the nominee
and it would improve Nevadas situation consider
ably ii she were on the right side. If Roosevelt is
the nominee he will be the next President, and Ne
vada will cast her vote for him at the general eec
ton The Times believes he is the only Republican
who can be nominated who will carry Nevada. This
being the case ii would be good move on the part
of Nevada Republicans be the right side OF the
administration The Fallon convention should not
be too radical in the matter of selecting delegates
to the Chicago convention. Send strictly un-
pledged delegation. that it may act it sees fit
for Nevadas best interests when it gets onto the
combinations at Chicago.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
THE SEWER QUESTION

The City Council at its last regular meeting
employed c. II. Green, the engineer, to draught
plans and take the preliminary steps for the con-
structon OF frst-class sewer system for the city
OF Yerington. Mr.. Green has given the sewer ques-
ton considerable thought since he was engaged
to arrange water system for the city. and it has re
quircd considerable figuring to see how sewer sys-
TEN could be installed here at reasonable price.
The water is so close the surface that much OF
sewer line will have to be two three feet under
water. and such construction costs money, a
sewer will have be built OF vitrhed tiles to keep
the surface water out 1t will also be necessary to
have pumping plant to raise the sewage from its
lowest point. where an underground reservoir will
be constructed. to a septic tank the surface OF
the ground. This pumping plant will be arranged
SO as to work automatically. When sufficient
amount OF liquid is i'll the reservoir it will start a
small motor to running, and this motor being at
tached to centrifugal pump. will empty the reser-
voir as fast il fills to certain stage. pumping the
sewage to the septic tank the surface from
whence the sewage will flow onto any ground out
side the city limits and be great benefit.
TO construct this system it will require the
issuance OF $4,000 worth of per cent bonds by
the city To pay the interest on these bonds the
valuation OF the property in the city being rated at
S4OOOOO 1t Will require direct tax OF about four
mills on the dollar. This would figure out that
person being assessed for $1,000 worth OF property
within the city limits would have his taxes raised
lust SD per year for sewer purposes. or 81 per
month and other valuations OF property in proper
ton This will be very cheap sewer rate. 1t will
not be necessary to provide for bond redemption
for the first five years, and by that time there will be
twice as much il not more, taxable property in the
city The matter can be carried through as nicely
as the water system if the people are ready
to have the sewer built, and it can be i'll operation
by next September or October
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
WHERE DO WE LIVE ?

Truelv nice state Of affairs is coming to pass
in the Home of the Free and Land OF the Brave
Read the following news as II comes III diSpatcH
from New York and figure ont what you are gong
to do in this country i'll the next ten or hftee years
Ask Yourself if YOU are proud to be an American
citizen:
The Stars and Stripes were torn down and
tramped under foot and the red flag substituted dur
ING fierce fight at the May DAY meeting OF the
Socialist party and affiliated unions i'll Union Square
on the lst The responsibility for tearing down the
flag was discaimed by the Socialists who assert that
member of the T. w. w. committed the act. The
Socialist representatives on the platform appear TO
have done their best protect the national coors
The trouble started at the conclusion OF pa
rade OF 5000 women who gathered i'll the park tor
speecln-makne Red banners had already adorned
the speakers platform and the band was playing the
"Aarseillaise when the Stars and Stripes were
carried to the stand the first speaker was about
to be introduced
Instantly there was the widest excitement.
Take that dirty rag down. went up the cry from
the crowd, but those on the platform held their
ground and some with cooler heads tried to quiet
the tumult that had broken out we don't reeoS-
nze that flag cried in front as he tried to
reach the platform. The cry taken up by 9th
ers. number OF whom fought thier way to the plat
form. Some of those on the platform tried to pro-
tect the flag and a fist fight resulted
\ lone policeman dubbed three men down.
Several men were tossed bodily the platform
railing into the crowd. Bloody faces were numer-
Gus. The big American flag was hurled to the
ground Miss Caroline Dexter. Socialist and a
tall and muscular woman, elbowed her way to
where the fallen banner lay.
Men like YOU should be shot, she cried. as
she gathered up the flag She met no resistance
and carried the flag home with her. With nothing
but red banners decorate the platform the meet
ing proceeded but program arranged by the So
calst party had to be given up the speaking being
mostly from the ranks OF the l. W. VS.
In Socialist May-day parade at Seattle on the
same dav a man reached out from the crowd OF
spectators and red flag. valued at $50 from its
staff dashed into saloon and escaped. y man
in line. carrying American flag then threw it
down in the street and jumped on It, lie was
knocked down by spectators. who seized the flag
and Haunted it from the curb at paraders as they
passed The Mavor had refused permission to pa
rade without the Stars and Stripes. 1t is said the
seizure OF the flag arranged for during the day
and every detail planned No arrests were made.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
Application No 2loo
Notice Of Apple alton for Permission p"
Appropriate the Public Waters oil hs
State OF Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the l-in 's'
of April, 1912. in accordance with Seel,o"" =.
Chapter NNNl, of the Statutes Of l'"', ., NV
John u. Gallagher. Of Mason Valley e"u"a
OF Lyon. and State of Nevada. made a'P" ~,
ton To the State Engineer ri Nevada 'ol w ~
mission 10 appropriate the public waters O ~, ~
State 81 Nevada Such appropriation = ,he
he made from Walker River at points M, N
head oi the Spragg. Alcorn aud bcMsulst ~ e..
p r. tJ n, r. Is r., Nj. D. u. ", . \"
means OF n dam. aud % cubic feet per sens s,;on.
Is 10 be conveyed to points lands ~ ses,'%
~, p, % and 20 8 4. 9. 10 and 90 ,.,hs.
r. Is t., NJ ~ u. q NJ. by means OF n,'" md
aud there used for irrigation. doines'" '..,,,ed
stock purposes. Water not to be return"
to stream,
Signed: W. NJ KEARNEl'
State Engineer
Date of frs, nnh,;co,;o, Apri ~, 1912.
Date Of last publication. May Is, l9l1'
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04

The Chicago Tribune which is supporting the
candidacy OF Theodore Roosevelt for the Republican
presidential nomination, keeps standing from day
10 day. prominently displayed in its columns what
il figures the accurate table OF the strength OF the
various candidates In recent issue this table
compiled up to the first OF this month, including the
results in thrty-one States, the District OF Column
bia Hawaii and the Philippines. gave the following
totals TAFT, 222; Roosevelt 2S5; contested. l55
LaFollette 30: unnstructed S3 In addition. ac-
cor,ling to the Chicago Tribune, Cummins has ten
votes in Iowa For the Democratic nomination the
paper gives the results from twelve States and lla-
wall as follows Clark. l5o: Wilson, ~; Marshall,
30: uninstructed o. In addition Burke has twelve
from North Dakota. Underwood has - from Ma
bama and Harmon has four from Maine and four
from Nebraska
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04

bill has passed the United States Senate car
rying an appropriation for $4,000 federal build
ing at Winnemucca and 100000 building at Fallen.
The measure is said to have a good chance to pass
the lower house and become law.
The next thing our Senators and Congressman
want to do is TO secure an appropriation OF about
100000 or SIS 900 for the construction of building
in Yerington. A nice new postoffce building would
be great addition to our town; and need it.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04

The Democrats in Congress have reported an
appropriation bill for United States and assay Offices
which leaves the Carson mint unprovided for II
the recommendation holds the Carson mint vii
probably be torn down.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04

The Interstate Commerce Commission has de-
cided that spur lines of railroad not common
riers Who said they were? They very uncom-
mon carriers. especially in Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04

There is a move on at Washington to refuse
any further appropriation for the Carson mint. 1t
will give our Senators a chance TO do some fighting.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
1, s GOVERNMENT ON JOB
 HOLDING UP SETTLERS

VALDEZ sepI. 6.-I"pi-ti'" =: aukA'1 fiTpbtr supply k E"I nE '. l' 1ionuad by desperate incdxrhrt t 'H' sss1saI rnycyp mpuI hllR Is i'-::';i .,,haF b-laineEE te plus il'e u''A notice vosted un tI.' lritt"r i' ,i lha EeTard HUHt"'is.F lni.r;re l'- = lIohrh. LhaL EIELe TPrnt h"H E''9''l = coT.i. of wnod cul fer hInl. ;; ,'E 'li that 4I ~A1 tu on tnr E,"hll ''I,'"!,' M,,v-.Sx i. timIIorIy rrliLh,. r';'t ;L" piles cuy lay hIn hAre hr'''I E':"'''1 h- inc EovernmtTL
 Thts 1s she rrksslL "i tIIr lnII''' Fn! laws xuycrninx Alaska. ~nl~l' s'" "I'' Il settler to cul tt'uhsr for eIlH ''"l use IE1at Etll rbr AHd Eu {" N"s'' :. Ne dues not rut IL. Tn" E''Ss- "''' "( apcndA mere annually iE h''l.ii"E I:i' srttleFB fur Ihg usIScEnl iTtr OI ;' LI't' woOd thrEt IL gets cui df all silr sIuliIi' sKe est, Aisarw nile mnr iInGf !: faII1ng tu decay than Is uAed "r il' nlI-pouAM. Great IA ihs wlsilILl tf 'II" EAst.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
JUNK PILE lB RG MOVED
 FROM NAk'S STOMACH

i CHICAGO. Nov, 5--Then plIYsi- cIans 0rSrnteh m Iphn Mariner at tho eoUnsS hopIsAt sU SsccrsaIn Ina csse ur "serribIs PaI IHs iA his st'.nn- G1N-" they found nineteen pJckct Rntver. seVen,sOn tlAlIs, Eve RhLts blades, A dnstn serews and a si' q? dollar. Fur tIshseka1 years NHTIlIT:-. who has betn known to chIcngnans as "L,Ie human tool ch+Et." EwalLnr%d sIr articles pR waGeTs,
 Eating ErivCs and all thar zluT nsvSr hurt me- said NzrlInsr lA~f.us q the operation. "bLI somHtIMeE I.l 2: t terrible pHily la my slOmarh."
 G'fIY sIctaaH rT0nsHncef The eper1 tIj 1, Ra SueGeHrful. Mart Lher ia 7G Yeniz ula and q AboTsr.
 Th# puckef hEivea. screws an1 otIlrr articles Txmovsd from Mar IrIav'u afomnrh Tero msanred un rnrdhoarl by Superintendent ID. F. TetsrS of Inc hospital and placed on sthihttioul at lhc inst IthtdGh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
ANVIL STRIKE
 LOOKS RICHER
PAY on BAY srATE GROUP SAIo
 70 BE VERY ErTENSlHE

The kaet reports from the baS sAHIe sroup. on wkIch the sSTiks %a" "'N'e son.. IIrns sEo Ars to tht effect 'nn' 4t lx even rlchrs thhn U was 0eI"T0 hc5eysd In br. Dr. WeA1s5. SnH VI th. ownArs, sayn that H puy is sir"cE fin | hols which i@ no| htIhx p"1irne0 iI wiII denAonalrato thur the pHt '' .onrinuuua for 900 or 1000 fect at least.
 Barney CngEins. oHc o1 'hr IHSme" uri.s,4rs that iI looks bstttr thSn ever He and MikA Kelly Ars stIh prospect In. and moy vail until sPrirk to start fn real operation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
KNOW NOTHING ABOUT kIANA CANDLE NEVER HEARD %HtTH- ER ELECTION WA0 HELD
 OR NOT.

That the Candle RsopaF knn~ u"th- inc whutyrer as Io whether thut* wal an eIeUtion In Klann or not is tte ne"S brought to Noms hy LATE 0undHrsoN and ian Jonrs who arrived ysefer' day.
 They 1htslred while ~n th"rc About K4nna .blr ereryone spoken 10 sx' pressed want Of E"o~iedge oi t"' mstse1. Th4y neither heard that an .nc,1ou had b<sn held or thai Is hnd rot sesr held and everything tu ths contrary seems to he without s1f"da = 41Mm.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
MASONS DANCE
 CHRISTMAS OUT
\. g. HALL THE 4cENE OF rH$
 FINAL HOLIDAY MEHnIktkf.

1rhn hnRGnic dance Nl A. J. Hall lHst nleiIt mnRt httiuE;t Aha pleasantly wound up ina. plHnERes af Chrl9inHs day. ThR number oI couples AtiAEd- ing just about 11led the ball oona- ScrtAbly aud dancing was MnCnhAlE fine. A holiday At+unHphErN seemed 70 prevail t0 such an ektant that avsFy one present appeared 10 hA In thA right xpIrlt and with httn spirit AaAl hlIc- GGzH wAE certain.
 ThA MWB!l AU9 fInor w4re peC6ocitOu nId the IlAnthets nE the cdnants7eA1 were ceaaelsss in tI.AIr efforts 10 rAAks all nafEbfAd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Although the trclGht 10 d1n FTaacLsee rust about flS per ton the charksA from Sun Francisco tu ChSnR were only sBsG q ton. Cantor Is th$ ch'"r j4.i- uuttinK eentet. ot the woElc hay jag no luas than aix great ATns an- sagel tn the work. They have pur- chased tho ton or rock from MT. Anen mud have bennme deaplS Inttreatcd ih iIa dIseoa-sry+ t1h proparsy esIrtAs . iurEr amount Of the j*dH.
 In kls necktie Mr. Kosn wears 6 pin nuadc frnr lnde out Sf his o~" mine. He nnds that the stone which th~ cutt~rs Ike bsst ts the %hIt% with
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Nearly IHr hundred children LOOK advantage nf the opportunity afforded by M. D. HaIhHels 10 write ru Santa Clnun and Aeme of tho mogt remark arle eplatoiATY urUductlons ever ~f't- ten wtrn drppprd in Mr. SaElutls' p1aIl box.
 ssnme u6 Iile chltdTsn forgot to stEn thcir names. but atl 1th1ra rccriT ed presents Itnnn Santa MIKE,
 hItA Rr7pwn. eight years old, writeh Haflln that shc IS A good little elr. gns wanted dnlI 0nj trunk but being wlSA she said: 'hut VIII bs satiEfrd with anything drar old SHn- In hr1nEn me-
 tLne ,LtgIn mite lElat lives NJ Sam IarzCn's hnLIsG" whnts something tO unGltr her lituA brothers happy.
 "ptar- SanIn." says Louis WiItrn here. "I have teen writing far yU1- Now yuu have come Sa an writing to yuu. 1 want A aneIr lantern A"d that is aI.''
 Erwin RurnrLoIAt would like a nire rocking htcEs and ENcs 6a'ta diree- uu1s hUH ID Ind hiR house.
 i;iny Buck muster is V.artkAI. He wanted . tporIHr ir Try his luck on the L%sch. He very dtplonaAsirany TX praasps lids plrusuTr al SantA's TO IuFn,
 PeItr LatsAh %AntS h7If duzrn presents As well np AnII, Tar h1s TWO sisters.
 Charlie hadazon ts ambitious bricE md to the point. 'nuaF SsInlu Claus. BMi hvrse.'
 Masgin IieaKEr wanss everything from a nice doll to nice hpuse X nd concludes by saying "ihHl is Ail ] wand"
 t'FnI,k I.,+ccl Wrfre nn h narrr one by two L1Gh@s tn asze. He waata al painting box.
 Virginia. Mae uhd Florence Wlnl fred Oliver snre trouble by CnmhinGnG their requests.
 Mertie. ThOT,Ilf, Ethe, md Ernogt PEr&rss1 wrirs separately and eAcn concludes by tho words. Dear Santa. good hSe.l"
 Mury Fox wartS Santa In Rgnd Ei1Lh 10 ahildrGn shp nnrDcs who dn 1Ot get much. she says
 Edna EariEcn takes nlan1maa Tnrr f'iF Santa's Ennd intentinns- Ellen Bran. Felnn Drown and Mar GueTitc Adams all want dntIs Albert Brown EanIa akIs IT Ei1nfa haa sorne "that ATS not workinKF
 Sidney Dluek whnts a band.
 Mary Ryan gives directions tu guide h1m so her house. GccFgia Durkin nsks n violin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
LETTERS FROM NOME
 ID SANTA CLAUS

Sanford Halfsnvers wants I "hnTae and Waepn ard many ctneT tnIpB@."
 Myrtle RLcA wants her stocking 6Ii- sd. Willie Black wants top. Clifford Holden Warts everythInE aud <hKR MiIIeT wants only Altle. =.
 fIoIlie Jnnue says. '''I have heen a fairly good kirL
 Kathryu Urunner. Seward Ryan aud Donald Lyle are r1udea+ and business like. I)orRs Mcconnell says. Il nina by mzmuU pretty good"
 Wiltnn lAanny says. 'bs 1uIe And come 10 the Tight place"
 Harold Dill wants many thlnE1
 Axps Daviaon reuIsrsH nothing less thHn IL Hramp null
 Eaby Ludwig wtuhes uHrsery bIockA and is very brinG.
 George LnIhlIn hae &$ssLs Itst ot nesAa.
 K&shren MAdson and ToE MadsUn u.e rne same papsr and tho letter of each uontaInx only 1 or wor6S.
 porthy EztrY half dnERH iEen IandisrUhicfA"
 Lenn I.ucc1. Viva Bruuner and EEH M,sahhiI ask very Ilttir. 3AorEe GTEs- hy wants lhe earth He mentions two houses, an anksmobA~ and ali.
 Helen DrpnAsr. sl,a klaols. Clinton Ryan and Ei1eaA Nelson ash only very httSa
 "rpnI forget the Sihrr Eucd thtls buYs and girls" SAyiS N0rtka Hull
 IezsIx Miller gives her age.
 Ward ERtsY and julia EslrY naD- c hundred things. John p. Csreien wants q "bsby Sis- tsr" Send me 6 Ire engine and that wiiIl he ai.'' sAys Tcmmv Sullivan Cphir Warren Nelson wishes ssn . "Mary x1naE."i
 Beth BucKn1&s:Ar writes tn red I'Ik.
 Tum Matsan aAks for q .hes<,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
MANY. TAKING
 ?. Q. BOXES
.%n, Inr,oN IN RENTS CAUSES arAMPeoE FOR FF'vA's
 phLlFERsEs.

rh. reduction of the I*n.H' for F''nn t,ox+tr. ia the puatoissc+ has retue- .L-,.h to sUcure hoxes b$ tno's I,,,,s. sy,as 20, previously hove 'nen. hAo+ has boon rented out "'sf'i" .n+ r... ,Aw, days ard 1t Is espected ''A svsrs boz Ia ths office VI" ~ 'fsksft 'WP T.
 zo.,naster KsM4h advises psoele !" p4 careful ~hsn opening 6nssA s'onS ,tmes c,.Ilaren are s-st ta sex ~ r. .l.s,s, atA v%rY often pu1 ''ie combinations cut vr urder by s"IF' handling.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
WORK
 PRETTY SOON
 PIONEER MINlNe coMAkY TO REnlh oPERATIChs ON HoN
 VOYAGE.

Tne cpeTStiUHs on Inc lion Voyage Wul be b<5ur MI about two wc<kR bY tAA P1nnaae Mininx Company. Ii te uouE likely that the old shaft VIII ns upsd lI it Is fuund 10 be p0eSshle. Some work will have tO bc done on the shaft. however. In make II ot use.
 No work haA bean caTrlcd ur ht ths clatm duTInH the holidays Ns all tho Geu cAIas lo th4 city sp spend chClaI- uaa
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

A ChInunlan who repI%s1EHs The Jade mnaluTAcsuT<Ts nf c'Anlun- Chlnss. will arrive ou unr nf Ihr 1lTEt snNts tH spring to rxamIns tlte Jade EnlheH ut inc Kuhuk according to Walter KUun whn returcnu 70 NuTnr nt'Fn inc Vnt uide last Eig'ltt. Mir kucn. ~liu Gs the uWneI ui thr nlLIv, F'hnne'i to Sl. Afluis.el om rLs last trip EoEth of tho Estnsnr 4hIs full 2hd has remained at that burt sInre waiting la ktnT from Ckinn-
 IiA shipped cut A IeU hf the Jade laaI euthMer tu Sun ETanciHco and from there IL nfuA shipped tu Canton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

When buying your can$T, dnSe Sh n Toh,'s whs makes Frssh candy .svs<+ day. .Aiss aerriss . E0It aed e,'nplstS line of GuntheTS, VarAity 6ittsr sweets, imperial ote<SlAAss. rissorIa nhseoistss, peaches and crsants. PHn Arns%eans, MarAsehiHe chArri4a and
  High DsflA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
NTLIN CAMP YIELDS
 GOOD GOLD RETURN

Tn. folluwinE from lute lssIt''. ''1 Inc JuneAu IHEnatch indicates Thai there are stNt dGInEs lh tlsc [A'i '''I:iI of AtIIn;
 Bringing nSpUrfS thHt ths HFAS'a' eIeanup un hI4 valuable placer rrHI' trfy at Eprrce creek, AILtl !l.sLrict:
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
8uFERAoE7TE3 IN CHINA
 2AYE WELGr IT. E

PEkaE, Dct. %.-MFs. CayTtu i-hup- In"n Cett, president ct tue fakcrnM- t1unaL Woritns SGTrsec Aspoctaltou. ia erthu1iaatir tadfHr over tha racup ttOn she received rum ChtneAa aut, tragedies herr. 10 wtGon sAe lecturrA nn tEnmen's rIEhts to thA batlot,
 Bfers than 4b0 ChLnhAe salftaEeeIsa Rs we'll ns 600 men. wRrE lh attend. |. Hnca Af tho meeting.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
SOLOMON HAS
 CELEBRATED
et$CVEL FIXED ON IhA9 EFl ?. AND JOINED soLoNoM
 NEXT DAY.

All Snlornsn treveIed tb ahoTeL creek on ChristnnaA srA 0u6 ceiehrn1s1. Nsxr ullY. chTistmas. was fixed unoo tor A return of the compliment when the p%orle of SdoVsi dGcidsd tp- 70 tc Solomon. PrEparaflpos for lh& sronts mad been making for soma days and sve+yonA WAS looking forward with the nnst pleasant AAiieipatt ttUNb- Everything ;s said to hS looking Qu'te in that sertIcn so that the Chetstmns holidays were to lave bsep reYtIcuIaTi~ well enjoyed Q,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old LsSia Hunt41 RYS and thS EA- nasus AthsvhsR nsutb~N ~h1skHYS- Distilled spring 1se4- rSos hssEht !" senS arA rSaveEd ta % eAr asnt 61 U. 6. sevsrnmSnt- hy thS h"et'$ CT Aallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

ThHrs is nothiKa rnor. .uo...,. than hHAka+ or box Eiir'i IT. frssh nna1a ezndiSA. fohy S.. "lsa tl~-At IIns of hAzknfs and fsneS
 esfT FhiprAd 10 Homs on tkis ais.H. for Xmas pF6HnntA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

Something rssS At TssYA F"|sG "i Fsradisa ct % eSn4s . Ssk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26

AasA 0fbsSu ~IIl give prisAis tanc. Irn IStksAs. All VSfHtar s1Hr hausSS SssA Of tslsPhsns ofas~ Masqu&r ads suits, deRinoss, ers~n sIIitL ste, fSt r%n4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-26
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