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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17
SALIVA Los PAJARos EN- LA Pr
LEA CON LAS vIBoRAS.

HK'
Washington, d. O., Julio 7.--En una
motecci6n para proteger d los paja-
ros cantores los cuales viven en los
arboles en- la puerta de SUI yarda, La
Sra. James M. Cleary, de cerca de
Washington, sali0 con exito en- matar
Tres grandes vfboras negras, cada ina
Tidiendo mas que seis pies de largo.
En- su lucha % las vfboras, Ia Sra.
Cleary fn6 lastimada y recibi6 corta-
turas en- Ell cuerpo por las asperas CO.
Hi de los reptiles. Habia salido con
txito en- matar la Ultima de las Who
ras cuando su esposo y yecinos vinie-
rcn 4 Ia yarda. Cay6 desmayada y los
niedicOs fueron Ilamados para curarFe
las heridas v revivirla.
La Sra. Cleary estaba ocupada en-
sus quehaceres en- La casa cuando oy6
a los pajaros en- un bullicio tremendo.
Corri6 para afuera Y halo 4 una VI
fora negra grande en- uno de los bra
EOS de abajo de un arbol. Con un ca
yador y n orQuilla mat6 las yfboras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17
cARTA DE HUERTA y cAaRANzA'
important6s pocumentos Para Ia
Historic.

Mexico, ,. F. 4 VI Dc Febrero de
|1e13.
Ar Sri. venustiano Carranza, Gobcrna-
dor del Estado Libre y soberano de
Coahuila.
Nuy respectable ST,
ePor oficios relatives dc fecha re-
mciente, henos impuesto A I'd. de las
|Dsudabies azones que inspiraron Ia
actitud del ejercito contra 81 regimen
disolyente de Don Francisco Madero,
III de igual forma ~jnstificamos los ac-
tos posteriores que organizaron Ia de-
signaci6n legal del recaido en- 81 Ge-
neral Huerta para pr~esidente de Ia
Repdblica.
Sabedores de que listed tIene Ell
IpIop6sito de rebelarse contra la au-
toridad legal del gobierno, nos PERM.
limos insistir que en- nombre de Ia Pa
tria y por su exclusive beneticio de-
pcnga listed su anunciada actitud, cor
|loborando con nosotrOs en- la> cobra de
paz que nos propusimos emprender
y lIevar q cabo, cueste 10 que cneste;
lpero 81 por alguna circumstance de
lfndole personal, listed desea separar
sc del cargo que ocupa, siempre que
10 haga de manera tai que en- NADIA
|ofenda nj perjudique nuestros patrio-
tar fines. Ell gobierno le darA toda
clase de garantias, abonandole TODD
el tempo que le falta para cumplise
su gobierno en- Ell estado.
Esta carta, como listed comprende-
ra, es y debe ser a~bsolutamente de ca
racter particular y privado, v en- este
tcireno nos permitemos signiicarle
|tsmbien que, por nuestra parte, no ha.
bra ~obstaculo alguno para solucionar
cl conflicto que podra a~yecinarse en-
tire nosotros, de Ia manera que listed
tuviera por convenience sehalar.
Basta que listed Sc inferno en- los
Fstados Unidos (para su mayor garan
tia) v con clio haremos AGA TODD sa-
orificio Isl I'd. asf 10 exige) a fin de
ccmplacer cuantas aspiraciones se
|G.gne consignar. Nuestro enviado lie
vi instrucciones al objeto indicado
que desde luego Ell puede salvar en-
principle.
Sabe listed que lie admiran Y respe
tan SIS. SIS.
". HUERTA,
F. DIAZ."
CONDENSATION d la anterior misiva.
'Gobernador constitutional del Esta-
do Libre y Soberano de Coahuila-s
Monclova, a los IL dias del mes de
Mario de 1913.
A los Sres, Victoriano Huerta v re-
Xix Diaz:
Por toda condensation a las PROPOSE
cones que ids. me hacen por medic
de la carta fechada Ell ~ de Febrero
lproximo pasado les manifesto: que
Ice hombres como 70 no prevarican
nj Sc venden. ESQ Sc queda para ids.
clyo solo objeto en- la vida es la YER
gonzosa satisfaction de innobles am
hiciones. Leyanten su negro pend6n
ignominia. Eleven sobre 81 pals
entristecido la voz que grita Trail
cion y Muerte. que 70, junto Q ell
pueblo M~exicano, alzar6 del tango la
81 caigo defendi6ndola. habr6
c~onseguido que mi pobre gesti6n en-
la vida merezca 81 mayor premio a
que aspirar debemos los hombres
.honrados,
EIrmado VENUSTIANO CARRANZA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17

Ell informe detallado de la session
de Ia tarde de Ia conferencia Hispa-
n-o-Americana tenida aqui 81 dia Qua
tro de Julio es reproducido por ente-
70 para information de todos los in
teresados:
La junta fue llamada al 0rden a las
s p. M. por el Sr. Benigno Hernandez,
presidente. quien anunci0 que pro
ruestas y ~resoluciones estaban en- Or
den. La a~tendencia estuvo POGO me-
jor que en- la session de la mafiana.
Ell ST.. Larrazolo Sc dirigi6 q la con-
vencion como sigue:
Sr. Presidente, Caros C~onciudada-
nos, Seforas y Cabaileros:
En- 81 nombre y representation de
les caballeros quienes iniciaron Ell
movimiento deseo hablar, pidiendo
vuestra atenci6n por unos cuantos
momentos, con ell objeto de explicar
las propoBiciones las cuales han sido
puestas en- la llamada para esta jun
Ia.
Siento demasiado. amigos, que Ia
representation aqui no sea mas nu.
merosa. Desearfa yer esta sala LENA
hasta SUI capacidad. No solamente
en- mi ~concepto, pero en- aquel de mis-
compaferos qnienes Sc han undo en-
este movimiento, en- los m0vimientos
de Ia historic de este estado ha habi-
do pocas llamadas para n conven-
con de ser tenida para la discussion
de un asunto de tai importancia co.
mo este, digo en- pocas ocasi0nes. 81
81 pasado nos ofrece un criterio por
Ell cual juzgar el future. Creo que
tic estoy equivocado al decir Que
vuestro future depende en- 10 que us
tcdes hagan aqui esta noche. Els YER
dad que hay muy pocos de nosotros
aQui esta noche, pero todos los gran
des movimientos, mis- amigos, y So
tretodo aqnella clase de movimientos
log cuales han sido tomados 8 comen-
xados para la libertad del pueblo han
sido pequefos. En- aquel pequefO
cuarto de la plaza de Dolores, donde
podian hallarse solamente cuatro ye-
nerables hombres ancianos, entire
aquellas cuatro paroles aquellos Qua
tro hombres discutieron allf v procla-
maron la Independence de una ma
ci0n. Hundieron una naci6n en- san
gre, pero cuando la batalla Sc aplac6
all levantaron ellos una gran naci6n.
Igual a esta es la historic de nuestro ,
gran patricia Washington quien CO.
memo I'M movimiento pequeho. No
cebemos desanimarnos porque hay
rfos cuantos de nosotros aqui, deben
quedar impresionados con la impor
tancia de este asunto. De que esta-
hablando? El objeto de este mo-
vimiento ha sido explicado en- Ell mis-
mo capitolio en- Mario pasado. Por
que medic siglo los hijos de Nue.
Mexico han sido divididos en- ban
das polfticas. Els ~necesario presen-
tar algunas pruebas? No, mis- ami
COS, que no es historic antigua, que
las condolences que nos confrontan
estan bien c~onocidas. Tenemos tres
representatives en- Washington, todos
los cuales hablan de la gloria de
.nuestros ~ciudadanos, pero los hijos
nativos de Nuevo Mexico no tienen
En- la administrator del go-
Dierno de nuestro estado. no tene-
MOS un solo hijo del suelo. En- ell de-
,artamento executive hailamos soda.
$500. ~ AAEHLLaLL MLWAA.XM l.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17

lSE LarrazOlo hacia 10 mlSmO.
I'll Sr. Larrazolo:
Sir. Presidente y caballeros de la
convention: He dido los argumentoa
adelantados sobre las resoluciones
que han sido pr~esentadas. v cree que
la oposici6n que es hecha d la orga-
nizacion del pueblo native podra su.
n,arse en- unas cuantas palabras, y
ESQ es, que ellos temen que pueda We.
mir algun NAL r~esultado.
Aqui Sc leyant6 una question entire
81 Sir. Armijo y Ell Sr. Larrazolo re-
lativa d la polftica de los miembros
de la convention, en- la cual la con
venci6n de Las Vegas de 1911 fue
mencionada, y en- cuyo argumento va
rias personals en- la sala, incluyendo
al Sr. Mirabal, Ell Sir. Ortiz y otros pre-
Iguntaron al Sr. Larrazolo en- cuanto
a la yotaci6n nativa en- la election de
1911, a 10 cual ell Sr. Larrazolo res
pondi6 rApidamente. Marcelino Ortiz
le pregunt6 al 6r. L~arrazolo quien
eIigi6 al Sr. Antonio Lucero en- Ell
cCndado de San Miguel como candi-
dato e contra del sr. Secundino 10
raero. un native. Aqui 81 sr.. Larras
colo Sc refiri6 4 la enmienda constitur
cional relatiya a personals teniendo
~oficina, su idioma, califlcaciones, ETC.,
y produio una lista tabulada de la vo-
taci6n en- la. election de 1911 para
mostrar que en- los condados natiyos
la enmienda Sc gan6 con una vota-
ci6n grande y en- Chaves, Eddy y va
rios otros condados I'm total de has
que 1000 votos fueron dados en- con
trs de la enmienda que retiraban las
caliicaciones del idioma por aque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17

FL General Asbert y d pIputado
Arias fueron coninados en- IL prisi6n
dc III ciudad baJo un cargo de asesina+
to por eli magistrate y I'll Senador Mo,
rales permanece bajo detenci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17

AL pie de I'm arbol sin fruto
Me puse 4 considerar
Que pocos amigos tiene
Ell que no tiene que dar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17


|Io< o6udsdo5 Al S.. Lsrra< oIos ~ 4
dfjS d,is I'll mayorfa 4 mlem
de a. SrdsdIIaci6n ia IN mienfs
dels Sxtido 8epubIlcar 9I!'
r6s60ndi6 1dne III nRyoYis p06les ~ /
m partfdo il demaudar aus derechohI
u oue II ii IN 'Solo Dem6crata entre
BE- xIIa aoolodedsSIlo podian4 ~ ~ ~
lido Republicano sdemandar .sua d.
fcohOs,
N-arnaltHn n-ttus ~ 3~.erroroio.
nna' III sska ,,efed nne ~ noso~
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tom0 su sasiento escucno g ~
head qulen en- seeuida se alr'slo asia
oonyencion.
RI ST.. N. A Ortiz: Deseo Que se
tome q yotaci6n por aQuellcs pre-
sentes. PrOpongo que dos contadores
sean nombrados.
La propuesta p~reyaleci6,
IJna vofaci6n escrita fu6 tomada'
sobre las resoluciones. habiendo 40
~ favor IL Ias r~esplnciones de La
rraxolo II 10 enS favor de las resolsl-
clones de- Ortiz.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17

peolan auxiiio q cieio.
Miehtras los PORES estanan
Aan trance a tan atiieiao,
uno q OTTO e mirapan'
y en- tono desIailecAao
NJ T. par ~ presuncaDhn
dos Sque nos na suceuldof
Eran dos poiiticas1ross
q 2 ootes \ de w.
POT querer contar ios astros
que hay ana en "a nfAnaanento
Att pantaron ios lastros
~ A1~18 \ ms1S
~ o ~
20 ~ W. -
&C.,
SS 80 $500 Assss Aa'
ly.r, az brascs u, dan,ass.
q. drs,an oua q rs a~p,,anto.
e coda,s ma coat,lla
.cdc M d,,o,o tantn.
& ma = asnald,lla
c,,a AZ r-anaarIo ma asnanto.
1 {
ri otro an .ev exclamation
ia uleia dc III desgracia:
ambos. sin distinction.
hemos cafdo de la gracia.
ouerer Ell Ia OCCASION
70. alcanzar la esupremacia,"
a. d. B.
W; u mb,an ,as au,iadaa
d,ia 4, "a 81 IN rac,,iahro
q ~ las tanoo nuabradas
rs \, 10 nocc ~ Ias o,,iahro
Ia caat,,Iaa dohladaa
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A
$3.50 81
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'ino ~
= cocne - sc1a 49, ~
TX opS'aii sa IA,
n u o1
Y Z. =
He aqui az espaidas renaido
en- acto de-. contriccion,
Y en- trance tan acaecldo
Les pido IA aDsolucion,
machucado, adoiorldo'
recibe Ia bendlclon.
Llegamos z Magdalena
con aquel doior ardlente'
% una genie tan buena
toda estaba ALI presente,
con una atencion amena
Y una asistencia decente.
Ne todos nacen De suerte
PA" andar en- automobii.
algunos hasta 70 muerte
arriesgan para subir,
pues, dio I'm golpe tan fuerte,
que ALI nos dej0 al morir,
RI dia trece Dc Mayo
de mil nueyecientos trece,
pues hicimos 81 ensayo
va veran que les parece,
v quien como que CORE el gall
JESUS. Ia carne Sc me estremece'
Ell Martes en- Ia mafiana
nos sucedi6 este atraso
aunque no de buena CANA
Dimos tan fuerte porrazo
que Dios porque le dio CANA
nos favorecio en- tai case.
ri caro- venia muy recio,
70 d mi compadre 70 hablaba
pero 81 no me hacia aprecio;
dijo q que no me importaba
do un "jozquinazo' tan recio
que va 81 diazque nos llevaDa.
III coche no Sc quejaba
parecia estar enoJado,
porque hasta vociferaba,
"a, como desesperado
Y, Darecia que hablaba
miren. como me han dejadog
Apachurrados, lamentando,.
quejandonos al morlr,
duien nos esta miranda
pues dos FL "antomoDI
yolcado y desesperando
como queriendo seguir
All subimos 4 IN pastor
Y tambien saco su planchazo,
pues no 70 TOGO 10 peor
se escape quebrarse un brazo
=. Z. e
70 estoy muy aerauecluo
de todos los que nos vieron,
v ( sus nlanfas sumerRidO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-07-17
JUEvEs JULIO II, 1919.
.JNFORME DETALLAD0 De IA
SESSION. De IA TARDE

cuENTA coMPLETA De Ia Sc.
SION FINAL De IA coNFEREN-
GA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Las
REsoLUctoNEs De LARRAzALo
ApOPTADAS. Ia SiGulEhTE
JuNTA pURANTE IA FERiA DE
EsTADO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
WILSON IS UNDECIDED
 ABOUT RUSSIAN TREATY

wASHINGTON.-President Wilson was asked today what might be his attitude in reference to a new treaty with Russia. the last having been abro- gated because American Jews with gated because American Jews were not accorded equal treatment with other American citizens while travelling there.
 The President replied he had not really entered into the subject. but that his aim would be not to promise any more than the federal govern ment could deliver. Tho whole sub ject would he deferred until an ann bassador to St. Petersburg was ap- pointed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
LIFE INSURED BY WIRELESS

LONDON.-The first instance of life assurance affected at sea by wireless is reported from the Maurctania, which s,iicd on Tuesday.
 Among the passengers was Arthur P. Williams. a New York banker who met Ashley Edwards. q London insur- encc broker. aboard. They talked in- surance. with the result that Mir. Ed wards wirelessed tho Commercial Un- ton Assurance company. In London, proposing Williams as $5.000 life risk. He also wirolesscd tho report of tho Mauretania doctor. The Lon- dou company wirelcsscd It's accept ancc today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

Judge Murane has received tele- gram from the new clerk of the court at Valdez stating that the floating court will leave Valdez on July 16. Judge Jennings Is the judge that will preside on the cutter court. The name of the clerk of Judge Brown. who sent the telegram to Judge Murane Is Lang. Judge Murane believes he is man named Arthur Lang who formerly held q position in a combined mercantile and banking house at Valdez. He takes the place of Angus Mcbride. formerly of Nome, who was the clerk to Judge Overfeld.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
NAN PATTERSON HAPPY
 WIFE OF wEsTERNER

wASHINGTON.-W Nan Pat terson. twice tried for the alleged murder of Caesar Young. a New York book maker. is leading Q happy mar ricd life in the West. trying to live down the publicity of her past, her aged mother. Mrs. John B. Patterson, is dying fin Washington
 Daily the postman brings n letter from Mrs. Summer Prescott. of Seattle. Wash, which is now the name and address of the former Nan Patterson.
 The news of Mrs. Prescott's where abouts became known today when John II. Patterson. her father. denied Il report that Mrs. Prescott had been lost in the Titanic disaster md the fact kept secret
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
APPOINTS COMMITTEES
 TO MEET VISITORS

Entertainment committee: Elwood Brunor, chairman. Andy Anderson pr. J. D. Arnold, E. W. Carleton, R. A. Carroll. I. J. Cole. E. c. Darling. Con- rad Breeding. W. A. Gilmore. II. Green berg. Geo. A. Jones, Con Kelly. Jafet Lindeberg, G. J. Lomen. John Nestor' Dr. D. S. Neuman, F. J. OConnor' B. W. Taggart. Otto Van 'sickle and the officers of the chamber of commerce.
 Finance committee: F. H. Thatcher. chairman, o. D. Cochrane. c. P. Cog gin. J. H. Guffy. J. D. Jourden. A. Poiet NJ. D. Samuel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
SOUTH AND NORTH
 HAD A BATTLE

freely used and with frightful effect. Seven men were dangerously stabbed and some may die. The battle ragged In the office of the hotel and for the time the place was converted into bedlam. The scene is described as awful and one of the most regrettable in recent history. This was governors day at Gettysburg and some of the executives are snid to have been present at the fight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER
 BECOMES ENGAGED

York and is said to be comine "'"" even by his own talents.
 The couple were acquainted o'i"io inc election of President W'tJoi anu ii is said that the announcement or 'he enga agement would have been "'a3' before had 1t not been for the des're of the young people to be mar:'ea ," ,he white house if possible
 suycr spent last summer in >"ska and Siberia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

pr. Mustard. president of the cham- Der of commerce. has appointed com mittces to meet the excursionists who will arrive here from Seattle on the 18th or 18th of this month. These conn mittees are complementary to the com- mittee appointed by the city council and will act in conjunction with 1t. President Mustard appointed two com mittees in accordance with the reso- lution passed by the chamber at its last meeting. These committees are for entertainment and finance and are as follows:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
COMEDY IN SUPREME COURT.

wASTIlNGTON.-Thc dignihed for mallty with which the Supreme court daily goes into session was converted into comedy today when the crier forgot the Hines" he has repeated for nearly ten years without an error.
 The crier admonished all to give attention to business instead of ad-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
Special Nusest esrvles.

Special Nugget Service.
 GETTYSBURG. July 3.-The cele- bration of the anniversary of the bat tie of Gettysburg was marked by an occurrence which has shocked the country. During an argument in a hotel this afternoon between men from the North and men from the South some one spoke disrespectfully of Abraham Lincoln and a savage fight was precipitated in which knives were
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

Mrs. Russ Downing is now In Fic- toria and will soon so to visit Mrs' Hesler In Washington state. Mrs Nate COombs is visiting her father and mother in California. Mrs. Charley Thompson Is with her mother In Sea- tile.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

The steamship Corwin left Deering last evening at 8 o'clock for Nome with several passengers according to q mes- sage received by Agent E. T. Watson from Walter Johnson. She Is expect ed to arrive here tomorrow afternoon and will leave for St. Michael on Sat urtlay
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
Special Nsssss ssrv'ss.

Special Nuesst osesses
 WASHINGTON. July s.-The eh- saxement of Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson. daughter of President Wilson. and Francis Bowes Sayre, a lawyer. was announced today. The m 'rrisse wili take place in the white h.rise, iD November.
 sayre comes from Lancast.r Pa. but is at present engaged in thu offirs of District Attorney whitman of New
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

monishing all to give their attention. He also could not think upon whom the blessing was to rest. The laughter of every member of the court drowned his words.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
Special Nugget Service.

VIENNA July 3.-Servia has for mnliy declared war on Bulgaria and hostiIities are expected to begin at once. King Peter. of Servia. and his prime minister have established their headquarters atUskub. the scene Of great fights in the Turkish war. Dur ing the past few days some skirmisL.- =
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

We will save you the time ana trouble of writing the local news to your friends on the outside. by maii- Ing the Nome Weekly Nugget to any address in the states for 50 cents per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
IT is UP TO YOU

To send to the friends who have been writing to you for information about Nome and its resources. a copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition of tho Daily Nugget, price 50 cents. Send ons on the next mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
SERVIA FORMALLY
 DECLARES WAR

ing has been going on but the engage ments were only of a small nature although very provocative. Tie little army of Servia will now probably be mobilized with as much hasto as pes sible but 1t is generally conceded that Bulgaria car smash the little klngden in no time unless complications might come.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

A visitor to Nome at present Is Jas. McNamee who Is one of the men who made a large stake in the Dawson country It Is said that he cleaned up considerably more that quarter of q million. He Is now on tn" way out side from the Yukon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

The Cripple river dredge is said to have started up work yesterday At least was expected to do so. Mana ger Smith came in this year from South Dakota to look after the com uany's interests.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

About the last of the lots belonging to the Northwestern Commercial Co. were sold by Agent Littlefield yester- day. The property sold is the actual last of the full lots so that it may be
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
BEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Psoples' Laundry where you will receive good vork sxscutsd by none but white employees. whs receive the standard wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

T. NJ. Cloves. who arrived on the Senator. says that he will stay the whole summer and maybe the winter too"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

The Victoria brings US a large sh'p- msnt of meats. The quality and prices are the very best. Phone Black 1oa Union Meat Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
RECORDS
Deeds.

ole Vike to James Panagiotacos et al, the x. l.. Morning Star' A. D. Morning Star ditch and water right, near cripple river. July 30. 1912.
 Locations.
 Amcrican Fraction near mouth or Peuk. T.. Bernard, July l. 1913. Portland fraction, west from Peihk creek Trig Berg, July l, 1913.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
NOTICE.

Received at esssis Store, { eisgan sample sets mink and fox. Will b' sold reasonable. Call now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
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Bill heads, statements, Ssttsr heads and envelopes. Have them printed at the Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
NEWS NOTES

Head Brothers are moving q hop- per from Center creek to the Win: :. bench, of Holyoke creek. anl will hoist for tho summer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

For Nome Nsws and WerlTs news get the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

Brace and McMillan have moved a boiler 10 Center creek for prospec' '. ing. 4 1t&
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

Cavey and company are a'aorgs. those who have been unable to com- piete washing up their winter dumps. probably because of the lack of wa far
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

Anderson. Johnson and Brown nave started summer work on the IngI,- side and expect a first class seAson
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

ThoruH Lshmann, Purvsyor to the people of Seward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

Miss Hazel Murray has come to the city from Dexter as the guest of Miss Katheryn Hayden.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

John Brewer has concluded his contract of drilling for Joe Plein on Nome river. The result is. of course. not given out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

Benson, Johnson and Haggerstrom arc moving a hopper to a fraction on Newton for the seasons sluicing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-03

said that ali the company's land has been cleaned out.