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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-08-08
STRIKERS INVADE WElRT0N
Sheriff Asks Governor Hatfield to Ex.
clude Agitators.

clude Agitators.
Wheeling, Aug. 8.-Sheriff Mercer
Of Hancock county, who with a force
of deputy sheriffs is on duty at Weir
ton, telegraphed Governor Hatfield
asking him to take measures against
further invason of the town by strik-
Ing mill workers from Steubenville,
O., and Clarksburg, w. Va,
The 1000 men employed at the
Welrton plant of the Phillips Sheet
and Tin Plate company have refused
to join the striking employees of the
same company in Steubenville and
Clarl1sbucg and several hundred strik-
ers from Steubenville went to Weirton
by special train and paraded the
streets. R..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-08-08

Lea Has New Currency Bill.
Washington, Aug. S.-Senator Lea
of Tennessee introduced bill to pro-
vide for revision of the Aldrich-
Vreeland emergency currency act.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
DIAMOND NINE IS
DISCOVERED N
MORA COUNTY
Ration Jeweler Confident He
Has Found Precious Spark
lers in Wake of Meteor slzv
from Central Avenue Dealer.


Ration, ~ NJ, Sept. 6.--Is Mora
county, New Mexico. TO become "a Sec
ond Kimberley This question ls be-
ing asked BY those who have seen the
curious stones which r.. /. pitts. a
local ioweier has brought here from a
mineral claim he recently located IN
Mora county Some OF the stones GER
tainly look like diamonds and Mr..
Pitts Is having an expert investigation
made.
The claim. which Is on the forest
reserve eleven miles west Of Mora,
was located By Mr.. Pitts. c. w. sin
mock. also OF Ration. and c. n. Miller.
deputy county surveyor OF Mora
county. Mr.. Pitt snys that years ago.
how many no one can guess. "A meteor
about the size of the bank building
foll TO the earth and was buried In the
hillside which marks the center of his
claim. II was inding the fragments
OF meteoric rock and noticing tho
break In the hin that Ted the dis
cover to believe that diamonds could
be found
At the present time 10 per cent Of
all the diamonds produced in tho
world come from South Africa. and OF
the billion dollars worth Of the gems
known In the world. one third of the
amount Is In America. So n Mr.. Pitts
and his associates have really found u
diamond mine the chance for homo
market is verv good.
Very few diamonds are found In the
United States. and no place are they
mined probably. Now and then one
IL found In Nevada or California by
gold washers. and few have been
found In Michiean and the Adiron-
! daoks. but nowhere in this country
have they been found In quantities.
Tho total production In 1910 was only
$4,000. In the mine discovered By
Mr., pitts the gems are found mixed
with the scattered meteoric rock, and
can bee washed out as gold miner
washes out COLE
1--WE may not have diamonds. said
Mr.. Pitts but we have gems of some
kind. ana our fortunes are made. To-
paa as white and as pure as these have
a large value, so what ever Il is. u IL
wortn money We are going back
there and get the gems out"
Mir. Pitts went 10 Ration Tuesday
whore he viii remain until after the
fair. when he viii return 20 his mine
with machinery to properly work Il.
He has sem specimens OF the stones
"a the smithsonian institute at WASH
ington. tie expects report on his
nnd before the end OF the week, and
then he viii know where he Is At"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

The presence ct coal ia the tertiary
lake beds Of certain valleys la west
ern Montana has been known locally
for many years. Some localities have
even experienced brief coal blooms"
most Of which, however. died before
the coal was developed. Systematic
mining OF the coal 70 now boing ear
rled on near Missoula
Coal of the type found In this re-
gion has until recently been thought
worthless. because only coal thnt
would coke or stand shipment with
out stacking was considered of com
mcrcial value. Ia this part OF the
west. whore high grade coal h scarce.
where the cost OF wood has reached
So or more cord. and soft coal. inn
ported Tor domestic use, about IS "a
ton. the demand for cheaper fuel la
great and the development of These
heretofore unused low-grudo GOALS ~
becoming profitable
That these low-grado Goals mas
furnish gas OF good quality at a. mod
crate cost and hriquets suitable for
domestic fuel Is suggested by the re-
suits % experiments with coal % n
similar type recently carried ON al
the University OF North Dakota hv
y. j. Babcock. on this account an
Investigation Of the coal resources of
parts OF Missouri Ravalli. Granite
Powell. Deer Lodge ana silver Bow
countioa, in western Montana. has
been made hy the United states go-
illogical survey IN order to obtain
data for the classification Of the pub
lie land In tho nren and 10 supply
the public with Information about
the coal
The field work IN this area was
carried on hy J. r. pardce OF tho
survey. and the results OF his invosti-
CATIONS have lust been published az
Advance Chapter q from Bulletin
a3l. entitled Coal In the Tertiary
Lake Beds of southwestern Mon
tana.' A copy 81 this report will
be sent free ~ charge Co persons in
tercsted II application II made TO the
Director OF the Geoiogicol Survey.
Washington y. e.
Though a local demand for cheap
domestic fuel viii cause some fur
Their development Of these Montana
Goals, anything like rapid future
development of them VIII depend on
an increased use ~ producer gas Tor
he generation 81 power FOR which
these Goals seem well suited. or the
introduction Of hriquetung machin-
cry which viii CONVEX; tho easily
Stacked coal into hriquets fhnt may
be shipped and stored without de-
terioratlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

Chicago, oct Wheat secsawed
todny. huliish and bearish news being
nearly balanced The opening was
1-Sc lower 10 a shade up After hard
cning la lac the market zen back.
Fine weather and lower cables
casod corn. Prices opened unchanged
To Use Off. rallied trlfle and then
down turn.
The opening IN oats which was A
sixteenth lower To "a like advance. was
followed by fractional rise. but lat
er the market saggcd with corn.
Weakness at the yards carried down
provisions. and particularly lard.
First sales were shade to zoe off and
further setback took place.
CLOSING prices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
The Markets
Wall Street
tiny Leased Wire Io Evening II

tBy Leased Wire co Evening Herald. !
New York. oct IA pause In the
liquidation OF iron and steel stocks
which had been In force Tor nearly
week gave the market better tone
today The buying came principally
from shorts whose profits on the re-
cent slump were large enough TO
prompt retirement Of their contracts.
Little energy was oNerted on the
long side Of the market and the up
ward movements OF the morning fall
ed to give an impression OF undcrly-
Ing strength Speculation slowed
down greatly on the advance. beear-
ing out assertions that speculative OPP
crations were largely on TIE short
side Bonds were steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
Knn.n. 80 IA.c-iock.

Kansas city. oct HOGS Re-
ccipw $4,000. market lower. bulk.
tS.1OmX.35. heavy. fSi5 q, $40.
packers ana butchers. sSiOWS.f2is A;
lights. sS.OOmS.3s. pigs. tG.Oom 7.25.
Cattle Receipts 10000. marke,
steady, prime fed steers. $500"
$50; dressed beef steers, $500 500.
western steers, x1.00W 800. southern
steers. S5.5Om 100. COWS, Si.2Sm
1925. hcifers &5.OOmg.2i. stockers
and feeders. s5."0mS.2i, bulls, $3.50
1850, calves, $4,000 1000.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market
steady to Zoe lower; lambs, S6.Tbm
735; ycarlngs. $1,000 $50; wcthcrs,
sl25al9O; ewes. $500 $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

California viii have woman on
the superior court bench ~ the wish
cs OF the Los Angeles Million club
are carried cut The club has filed
petition with Governor Johnson
for the appointment Of Mrs. clara
s. Foiu as one of the six additional
Judges provided for by the legisla-
ture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

Chicago. oct 7.- Hogs Receipts
$4,000. market slow, sea Toe under
yesterdays average. bulk. 5000
S.55; lights. SS.O5mS.TO; mixed. $3.50
mS75 heavy. f7S0mS.65; rough,
s7S0fi SEQ; pigs SA.sOa $50.
Cattic- Receipts $500; market
steady 60 strong. hccvcs. t7.206f 9.b0.
Texas steers, $1,000 SOC. western
steers. sG.20m $50. stocl,ors and
feeders. $3.50 IS6; COWS and heif-
crs, $685. "a $50; calves. &7.50m ll.50.
sheep Receipts 10000; marku'
steady 10 Toe lower. native, Ss.90M
500; western. tI10W5.10; yearlings.
$500 "a 500. native lambs Sa.90H
TO. western lambs &5.g0m7.i5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
DUNBAR BARGAINS
FOR RAIN.


Groom house on West Coal
avenue: modern, 5000.
s-room house, Highlands.
$4,000
5-room brick house North
Second street. modern 100000.
House and lot--South second
street: rooms, brick. With
modern improvements 4 hno
location; lot 0exfSO feet This
location Is one Of the best.
Price $1,000. A Bargain.
One Of the best places -
house OF 3 rooms. bath, gas.
electric light and all modern
improvements. Land fl0 feet
By $40 feet; fine fruit trees and
shade; stable. chicken houses.
) etc. This n good location
near Luna PARK and four blocks
from Robinson park. VIII be
8. IA at a bargain.
FOR RENT.
Fine houses for rent In all
parts Of the city,
LOANS AND FTrtE
INSURANCE..
. Z. Z. :. :. a = . !. !.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
Axionns IN to pate.

From Llppincotrs Magazine
You can drive boy 20 collegc, but
YOU cannot make him think.
some girls never learn 60 flirt, Tor
tho same reason that fish never learn
10 swim.
n your marriage proves happy,
you can say. ~ told YOU so." other
wise, everyone else will say a.
Many a man who had money "a
burn is Sitting ashes.
Most people are 80 cool In danger
they SILVER.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

Miss GLADYS Mason has started 20
walk from New York city TO san
Francisco with the idea OF demon
strntine that q physical culture life
Is the best for Young woman While
on the way she viii refrain from
eating meat or drinking tea or cot
fee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
81. vnILIP SCHOOL
HAS HANpsDME DISPLAY

81 FAlitfAl - AAAfApt
HAS aANDsOME DISPLAY
The best school display Ia place al
the fair grounds To-Day is that from
the parochiui school in old Alnu-
qucraue. 81 Philips This exhibit
includes any specimens OF work thnt
are nothing short of remarkable for
school children Difficult map draw
ing, some handsome physiology plates
and unnumbercd gpecimons OF eN-
pert penmanship and illuminated let
teriug are many. The exhibit takes
up an one end OF the little building
allotted To the displays. u b. well arr
ranged and credit 60 the children
and their instructors alike.
Several more exhibits are 10 be en-
tered, II is understood
Fine Copper Display.
In the morning section there is a
handsome display of copper la dit
ferent states. There are twenty
specimens In all all numbered, and
a guide gives the key TO what each
Ii. An the specimens were takea
from the chino Copper company .
mines near SILVER CITY A micro
scope aud frequently changed slides
show the observer many Interesting
thiags about the mineral
iiig Honey Display
The El Dorado apiary, at Belen,
has a large exhibit OF honey Ia dif-
ierent states extracted and uneX-
tracted. II Is tasteiully arranged and
looks exceptionally neat and clean
The specimen of comb from which
the honey has been extracted is yers
interesting Several statucttes M
WAX ada 60 the beauty 81 the display
a. NJ. Bailey of this city has dis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
For sac Tive stook
FOR SALE

hAtfA"tnl ANhNm quick.
slx-room modern brick cottage.
Highlands, near Central avenue large
q, cement walks. cellar. porchea and
out-oulidings Lot ii worth ei350.00
and house would cost $4,000 20
build. 100000 takes q now; cash or
terms.
Business lots
Business chances.
Residence lots
DWELLINGS cash or terms.
Insurance. Looms.
Rentals.
Now h tho time % buy. lrlng Is
your deeds 20 make sure they are
correct
Established fass. Incorporated 1905
2t Years ~ Success
JOHN M. MOunE WEAInY 90.
ga West Cold. nlluno 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

play showing the interior OF hive
with the bees az work. This attracts
much attention. Il IS enclosed ia
netting that the bees may not stins
anyone.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

Dance tonight. Masonic Temple.
Auspices -. Johns Guild Tickets soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
EDUCATIONAL WORK
Continued from PAGE Tvc1

covered with cartons and advertising
matter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

Better candy at Powell's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

For quick service cnn HamDrOok
Bros. Auto Tdne. Phone 6ae
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

The women OF wlllamspor,, Pa.
viii spend the summer months IN
investigating the conditions OF places
whore glrIs and women are employed
and Ia find out how the city and
county jails provide for women urls'
oners. Moving picture establishments
win also come under the eyes Of IN
women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

WANTED-Baker at once. Home
Bakery. III North First street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

WANTED-A good girl for general
houscwork Bczcmek Dairy. Phone
sGt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONAL

ef7unseeeeeursNNseNuefes Nree.eer~e,~rrssNp
ALBUQUERQUE CLEANING CO.
Clean everything, carpets, houses
make lawns phOna aA2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07
ROOMING H0usE.
FOR RENI---RUonls

ToR RENT Kooes Tor light house
keeping. Two IN suite II desired.
SIT >. Broadway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-07

Throws Rather Ia Crowd--lenragcd
by the icors Of q crowd that surround
cd her den. Asia" "a wild glrl' ia
side show M the Allen County Fair
ut Lima, ohio, picked up a huge rat
tlesnake aud hurled II into the crowd,
Tho RATHER which measured eleven
feet. wound itself around the legs OF
Hazel icntou. "a years old, aud blt
the girl severely.
Attendants rescued Hazel by shoot
ing tho snake. Fair Officials ordered
the show closed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
IS IT FUNNY

The explanation IUl the ac1uitiaf If Captain BlrTl@1rs an the change of issuing frlsc stntenents regarding his banks CuuGitinn is that hls lawyer told hiE he uouIL legally dn sn
 According 10 thar ruling, it the Oals. todlan of funds can HarioyE q lawyer whv vii adVise lt. that eustodsan mN make aGy inprnrsr use of uHo"c fusIds, pnss Ehe buck to the laWytt and csrars punishment It d@osnt
 auno exactly right to uz. but Jt must 1n the law
 Under such condition, every IAHYcr' who IS apt to hand out the crooked aGvIce should bc placed under heavy honda lc out that practice. out. rf thrre should be law pasaed 1paEog ii capital crlne for any lawyer to give advice which means the robelns uG poor poople.-FaIrbanss Nny1 Miner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
NOME. ALASKA, JAN. g, 3sta
cio koMlTES.

Man |" rertaLJEy .'oniabIe x"rt oI an annnat us matter hnT sro1ehy h. might hscnusA ii fimsE. Tn his rur- nal condition he wants tke Boc1'di of those he knows. u9d tct mcn sIElIi ItIsUnEst Chr1nsclScs us uIuy ~ill lhrs tvuld norrr live without eueh 'ishAr- ThHt mclns men Esuaraiety "r ii nCAnx women separately.
 When urvpls who hare known rach uthGT well aepaHltc eaIh Is always iulUrUstcI whuu he lhars alEuL thS nIls%Ic acquaintance. HA may nnr I9ro him Uhrti0GIuflY hlH h@ dnes certainly ike ln lea, al,nJI ir whEn inc uIh4r GAllux o13ArS anMe nCv huelnsss. maIZes n hit at sutfieL!Hhg travels t0 some lIew country, SvEs h' the pfnItentiary nr hrcaks lis ntrE.
 TIi~TrfoTs EUnIr 1ssldcnss oT Fhr prenent lime are rather lucky. Tho nast residents ha.r scirI lcsrd ih tne!r thousands all over tht. orriEnEnt and from lime to tsIit news of lhEm drlhl.les nvrthrrrd~ In their hnunes or oIi
 t sc.Ins nnw n@ though a NnrnajeA would have an awful time trying 10 find n place where IEh dilE would knnw him. Not 1nlY du past rssi- dantE If "ur hurF swarm "ver thr streets ind hlEls Uf CH Weat, l'ut s1m< Uf thgm can De TnILl"i lsack ifi congreaa Ijne Ia E3vc1nDr of New York. GGr 1s EuiIed States Acnl.iNr from EerndA; DIrc wAE the munger of pr1sc fights Tor thu worlds c:hf-n1- DE0nslIlp; ono 5s :; r1th+r f1HIHIs nnvrlial: millions nr tbom hdTE had their nAmes h mnAnsines us nnthorH. Wrd a feW have hSh their names changed tn nIImtIGfa.
 But no matter wEnt they Arr or
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
FobE+tkkrSs, oIvEa FqR .gRpT nkAAnhe .tk1tY WE ARR AL
 ALAekatH sEsT FRikAn.

The prdzybs First. turkey; sseo"d Turksy; thtrI. chIckent fourth. cA1 pymtera.
 Wa wln glvs the AnCva namsd pEisse to 1hs four -4chalarH of Nams'F Ploie icheai or sisters schaot sen6lrF n The Haye bsAs Teasuus stating ~hy our corsparY 14 "AlaGlA's Feat Friend
 RAaAAmher +hs. cpntsst ls cpsIi 70 all pupils of the public and aisteFs seh1olA. Either mall SQli+ ATs Fe&r sons or hard tAaS' thtc our oGaea TRs contest VIII elass February 40, 1s1&
 Have yaur reasons ktered. Wa will prlHt RurAA of the best rsAzons Gpb' rnltssd. The three jrdEas will De nariaed asH week
 PACIFIC COLD AToRAaE CO., Adv "Alaskas EaAt Ftiend."
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

Thers Heanna to be quite IPs pE ros about thal wedding nf MISS Esea"n GuuId. The idez of giving E dlHnsz Co th1uzand rsOpls In ths t@"erY looku tco tnuuh like the z6ysrtisehAsfts uf tlrH philanthropy. A 0"ne
 might be ali rikhL- but 1t Is ~orse than use1 esA n ca4sa MEs this whefr the hunger monasntAr1Iy assuaasd will return with greater 1orre three pr
 four hours AffF4
 II Iu also taAEnsd that MISS Gould AAaalvad half q million presents. Hurue or them were rom 4AIlorR or Aru Haid '. hzvs sean, but dpea fl really sssr, likely that the sslIUFs away on RhIps beard o1 her marriage and jumped Rt onee at the opportunity to maIi EiFtS tn a woman wIth mllli1nz?
 WEE SftnB u0uld really tha Lady Eho sent BIbles tU Llie troops In Cu- ba? IF Sst. ono must be struck by ths nature of such eifts SdteIy sullirrN In time cf war hardly hAnkeT .ftar the sevHn psalms. etc.. as much na they dc after z chunk ot hsef. Really ir would Hcern that mattfra were rereraedi thAt rhs EnIdIerH got what vera intended for the BOWGty. and the BnwAry got what the suld!krs; should have had.
 ttut Mas avuld. or Mrs Sheppard, must he a lady If Eool IHtent1ohS. At eSst and if Hadus Is paved w1th good intentions, is Is bechuse EoUd tn1vn- lions wsre unt fulfilled Mtss Gould FuIlllled fufrE h the best nr her abn- ty, DO doubt. nnd the half A million .lfls, plsa the gift of T. husband. were Iu her.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

The aelltlIe polllIeintls had Slate NlcA!y arranged that provides For tax ing cnre of Aiaskans and fpTmor AL ushonA Some dsserTInE and s0ne otherwise. But they have slipped a COZ the nrHt turn nt ths wheel. IoEu ", Troy, formerly Dt EkaEEay. %aS frat proposed for governor oi AhS- ks. Then he waa set aside mud tha' lurratrve honor WAS reserved for Major RlrnnE. But John ~Ha 10 ns stato printer of Washington tFut. unfortunately Governor IAsteC waA not consulted in uly Tnastar and hs the R~ectioR uf mother man for inc poHitton, ,--Iu1
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

i' S<~
 where LheY gre we ate AIWkya E$Ad to
 hear pe them. Thls does not n4sRTs
 u4nAsanrLiy [haL VIC should hA KIaf' 10 meet all of then, in the f=Ph- There may be a few of then. pArtleWlaFly the numbered cnss. whpqe ae9uRirt- AIiesshlp conld ba disPqAsed yith. hrE the srranEz social characteristics oE the humAn being are nt1hlfef1Ad -hy Inc eurlDHIty WE all reel to lsArn thr GoInga of lhn*k we once Knew
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

We have sAsn sHiinq prOo44ss. In Meme for thirtsSn Sssras and aST busrnsss has bc~" inSre9slns every yssr. There w.nst b. . -sAssn. ThdfuIa IehmanH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

rn send to tile frieroR who hevA hseh writing to you fer information Abottt Nome nnG it's resVuFHe4+ A copy 0t inc MluIng and Dredging tsdiuon of the Daily Nugget. prles 60 osatA Bend Ous on the uHxE mat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

uhExcELAEb NEWe 4&aMcR. R... Ot the Nprna DAIIy Nugget saIpA a@. month delivered 70 To4r hcmss sveu nigIlt before ( 9'cj0G3-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
SEND YOUR LAUMhRV

To tue rsqpa@ L&unAry whaTa YOG wIu TVCs.Es good wSTk execptpd bg nons hut white ampfGyAA, wno FNcAays the standard wN@AA-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

EIoIpred sA *rrIMa-nlAas m@e1a&. Fsh. 2s. I5aT, st the FesE0GiuA ze Hozua. A!rskn under iEa AEt of CnAersNA A uarnh E. 1ATA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
t'AGp., NAL, No. e.
FIRE ALARM RIokALA

FlRE ALARM HIokAL4- La 6tAadArA oil c. Il EArz1sMA E0iS A+sraRM i@ Jchp ]. 6AaR4A ra. sFtieA- iA. Hssdau@rAArs Ssi%Sn. q, esAsarvisfA ofSieA A. LAVsFAn+a A0kal. 4SL Fire pSsAtsm4Mt. St. DispNV4-r 9alAAn. K TArkay's Cigar ea1rA +t 7aAl6~ CoIA etorAOA Ca esB<aRit 42 Ttsi-d A..- and Lan~a HsY.
 EnSi0A HIuAS FhsRs MssM o1s
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
m .aH HE MKMfR

That Intsrr4As AAAkAns F0A shousA subscribe fur Ths Daily E'szSt. sAse per Unonth dHilvVFqd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

Nome Weekly Eugss1. ] ImUnrh ..E0c NVme Weekly Nugget. year ..lk0o
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
City Official Paper

Copy f0' r4Puslr AsSsru@AnaHt0 r'UsE tsv in ry ID p'e4aOk sn the day = qualification.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
NOME PUBLISHING co. DIVINE & MAYNARD Sole Owners and Publishers

]. ]. Me0RATHr Editor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

(Issucd Annually In 0clohEr-) lrrlcc lScH cuILY InuiIed bsc
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SlsScRIpTIoN RATES.
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NUGGET MININn AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-29

hoss IN tlle Iahpeming. Mich.. hlgh
school repair enc school BUILDINGS for
pay, conduct eo-operaiise school
farm for profit. ana are about 20
erect a gymnasium for their school
ia me samo busineailke way they
have learned 10 DO other things for
themselves and the communiiy an
shls work Il under me direct super
vision % the regular school authori-
ties. according 70 H. w Foght 81
me United states bureau u eduea-
iion
For tbe past ak years. Mr. Foght
siates. hieh school students from the
manuel training dopartment have
heen employed 10 repair the various
cite school buildlng During one
aummer ss.poo was thus paid for stu
dent Tabor. The boys have repaired
roofs laid cement floors. built brick
ualis. and ins,alled plumbing fix
ipres 1ne gymnasium % be- erected
- ihb boys " from plans drawn By
atnIora III the hleh school
Fanieenriy Foeeesaial hus been
Iho co.onefnlite farm eaierprise. SUI
nfriieh6ens eerlbhef Induced the
board 81 caueailon % rent o patch
81 Nfaand "a 49, edse 81 me city and
4 iHt nie time pfoeured $500 Cor
|c4tiobmsnl expenaes. sixty-four
.otA responded so cali ~ roiun-
oea a. lofn 81 assoeiatlon. They
.fls nmes'aiely ereapirea inio