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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08
WATER SUPPLY
AGREEMENT
NpeCial City Election Obviated BY
Trial Contract With the Western
Wells Company.

There Will be no special city election
ou the proposed city handling OF the
wuter situation This was stated by
Commissioner NJ Public Property j. q
Street toduy The city commissioners
have agreed uu % proposition whereby
the Western Wells company will have
the contract Tor the city wuter mpply
Although not signed yet the contract
hus been drawn up fuyurably to both
commissioners and the company aud the
S1OOOO suit pending the federal
court against the city is tu be- dropped
10y the Wells company The water
company win have ninety DAYS In
which 90 demonstrate that they can
supply 2OOOOOO gallons a day and then
the water win hr sent directly into the
city mains From that time on eight
epu months will remain ms testing
period aud n I'M that time the water
supply sinks below l,NO,OOO gallons a
day the arrangement viii be- dlscon
tiuucd Two cents per thousand gul
Ions is the price 10 be paid Boy the city
for the water
owing to the fact that the contract
u this cn-e hnd heru lost b., the city
Mike Dunnclly commissioner ~ ac.
counting aud finance has drawn mp an
ordinance to provide FOR the lncorpor
alton " agreement made into the min
utcs of the commissioners meetings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08
PARKS TO BE POLICED
Arrest Of Young Couple Last Night
Calls Chiefs Attention to Former Al
tack on Park Regulation.

Following the arrest last night of IL
young couple iu Wheeler park for nm
proper conduct chief " Police W n
Nichols announced today thut one mora
step In law enforcement would be- nh
sOlutely enforced Spounlug In bn
parks must stop the chief declared ip
day, ana every effort Is lu be mudo
from now on 10 discourage II.
Last night j G. Mitchell special
park officer arrested n Young man and
woman who ne asserts. were the chill
dren Of respectable Oklahoma CITY
folk, The pair gave assumed names
The boy In the case paid a e. fine In
police court this morning. and the
girls bond was forfeited on non.
appearance.
The chief is a member NJ the Bap-
list church the pastor Of which made
nm especially bitter attack Oh lack of
park regulation last year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08
MONROE CASE MONDAY
Hearing Upon His Application for Re.
lease on Bond WIN Be Taken Up In
District Court Next Week.

- v Monroe. charged with the
murder " Marguerite Ellis, must wait
uUul Monday for q hearing Of the ha
hrU- corpus case brought IN the dis.
trlct court for his release ON bail. The
usp went over until that time
writ " habeas corpus Is asked to
compel the sheriff to bring Monroe
Into court whore the application for
his release on bond may be heard II
ia set mp that the evidence was not
sufficient ut the preliminary hearing
Ia warrant holding the defendant
without bail
Grace Good at whose house the
shooting of the Ellis girl took place.
says the statement Of Monroe that the
girl ierked the revolver and caused
II to be- discharged IN without foundn.
ton as far as she knows She says
she was not IN the rOom at the time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08
TO JAIL FOR NOT
PAYING ALMONY?
This Question Involved In Con
tempt Hearing Arising Out
Of MCCIintiC Divorce.

Whether Il man can bc sent to Jail
for tuilurr to pay ulimouy will be de
cldcd IN the cuse Of Ruth McClinuc
against j. W. McClmtr, on trial To-.
day In Judge llaysW's division " the
district court MrClinur is before
Judge Ilnyson IN am action for con.
tempt of court having refused to
pay the ulimony Of $40 It month nd
Judged against him when his wife oh.
taued divorce last December
The trial OF the McClintlc divorce
suit WAS uf considerable interest The
defendant is the proprietor Of the o..
X Sweeping Compound company u
this city and his wife alleged that he
had not given her anything FOR her
support during the five years before
she brought the action She travelled
for the company owned by her hus
baud and made her living IN that way
Her daughter by former marriage,
kept house for them and had Il prom
nent part In the divorce trial, making
efforts to reconcile her mother and
step-fHther
Paid Temporary AlimOny
When the suit wa, filed the court
ordered McCnutlc to pay temporary
allmony, which WAS done, but when
the final Judgment was given aud
he wa5 ordered To pay his wife $40 a
month, he stopped making payments
at once Mrs MrClmtir nov prurrds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

uf the shooting and that Monroe could
mot have pointed the revolver at her
as hr has stated She was in the
hallway. according 10 her statement,
aud the door of the roOm was closed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08
YOU'LL Be SURPRISED
AT THE AUDITORIUM

Don't dare miss IT, Cabaret singing
aud dancing Sunday afternoon and
evening Greatest cabaret show In
state. Your friends expect you Ten
piece orchestra. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

First United Brethren East Tenth and
Durlnnd l. Walter Nine u d, pastor.
p:i5 q m. Bible school T. q Han super
intendent, 10 40 d. IN. sermon subject
our Carnation for Each Mother Pres
emit =. M Y P.sC r. meeting Mise
Lucille Lutes. leader, : p m revival ser
vice sermon subject "A Living Sacrifice
Mrs Chas McClaln In charge N special
music.
Capitol hin 4 n. ihurch.-C and Broad
way Sunday school o 40 preaching nj II
and BY Rev clark " the Clark Evan
gelistic company Special meetings will
be- held each night In the tabernacle be
giuning NJ q Special music at each ser
yict F, Tibbits, pastor
First Lutheran church. Twelfth and
Robinson. Rev, Newton H. Royer. u. ~
minister Residence 2i2 East Twelfth
street Mr. e.. q Spenny. director NJ choir
sunday school Of p.t5 Mr. Walt Hartman
morning worship At II
Subject Motherhood Luther league NJ
7, leader. Miss Ruth Goodholm Evening
Worship at q Subject Through Glass
Darkly" After the morning service the
annual Century Chest vow will be- TAX
en-,
The Second splrituallN church Will hold
special services I'm the new hall. ll6A
West Grand Sunday evening NJ 745
Lecture by Rev n NJ French Messages
10y Rev Anna Brenner and X ! Franan
diI, the Indian medium. Special music An
are welcome Lyceum NJ 70 a M Mes
sage circle Wednesday evening AZ s.
Piru Church sf Christ. Scientist, FIsy-
enth street and Robinson avenue Ser
vices AT II a. m. and p m. subject
Adam and Fallen Man Golden text
Psalms 20 10 MANY SORROWS shall he 10
the wicked hut hr that truStsth in the
Lord, merry shall compass him about "
Testimonial meeting Wednesday At 3 %
m. Sunday school at $50 a. m free
reading room and circulating library are
maintalned IN rooms 8lS 3i7 Raum build
Ing Open daily except sunday and holt
days from 10 n m 10 3 D. M The public
Is cordially Invited 10 the services and the
reading rooms
first Divine Science church 7s1 North
Robinson, Rev Ruth DHlzlel minister
sunday school NJ 10 o'clock SUNDAY morn
ing service at II o'clock Thursday even
ing service NJ I30
The seventh Day Adventist church. Ell
West Seventh street Services SUNDAY AZ :
p. m, subject The Seven last plaques
When and upon whom will thev he
poured out Gods Care fot bis People
luder the Plaques"
First unitarian, place Of meeting, must
cal Art Institute, l2t West Fifth street
Religion school meets at Gas a. m sun
day superintendent J L. Carter. choris
ter, A W Hofnung, pianist, Carol Van
SAINT Public service Of Worship II A. m.
Sunday. Temporary pastor. Rev Chas Z
Bodwell, Of Harvard, Mass Choriater z
| G. H0smer Pianist, Miss Anne Y. Cald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

Rev 4 u Rngland pastor Mrs W SC
Cook of Pittsburgh. Pa. viii address the
morning service In the interest Of Won
nm work, Of which she Is the home sec.
retary,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

First Presby terisu church, NInth and
Robinson Pull C. Baird, u. b, pastor.
Edwin Vale Mcintyre, musical director
and orgaolst d J. Johnston, bible
school superintendent Bible school 80
m morning sermon by the pastor, II
subject, Mothers Wages Evening ser
Vice ut .4j, sermon by the pastor. sub
Irrt. "rhp Human Hand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

we'll NuhJr. nj srrmuu The Life NJ
Charles Gordon Anne. Thrr,. minute ud
dress on thr religion OF Handel Brief Rib
Heal and non lihliul scripture readings
BusIursz meeting NJ the church al r."
Mems meeting IN the institute 600 r m.
luncheon. social hour and nddrrss hv
GUY AnumN - u Shear ou .Dtzru
ship All men welcome
First Spirltuallst at 0l2 West Tenth
street IN"rum 100 10 O'Clock lecture AZ II.
Regular evening service Ht go o'clock A
cordial welcome TO all
New Thought services will he held sun
day murnlnRH ~ NJ llGb " Grand ave.
nue cordial welcome Is extended to
the public
The efficiency Campaign. which haa
been IN progress nll week no tho First
Christian church. viii continue over Sun
day nnd throughout the entire week A
sp"rlal Mothers buy program will hr car
ried ont of the Bible school NJ o 30 and
both hr buchanan nud Miss Furs. who
have had the campaign iu charge win
spenk Al n m Ur Hurhnuan viii
speak from the theme "rh. Supreme Task
N the Church. nud at q p m. biz sub
ject Will be- Mother" The music will be
IN charge NJ Prof rhns NJ Bliss and
viii be- especially appropriate Tor mothers
dAy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

Capitol HIu 4 n. ihurch--C and Broad
way SUNDAY school 0.t5 preaching nt II
and & by Rev clark NJ the CLARK Evan
geliStic company Special meetings Will
be- held each night In the tabernacle be
giuning NJ = Special music at each ser
yiSp f. & Tibbits. pastor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

Flrst Divine Science church. TT North
Robinson Rev Ruth Dalzle minister
sunday school NJ 10 o'clock Sunday morn
Ing service at II o'clock Thursday even.
ing service ht 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

The seventh DAy Adventist church. Ell
West Seventh street Services SUNDAY Al 3
p m subject The Seven last plaques
When and upon whom will thev be
poured out Gods Care for his People
luier the Plaques"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

Nsywocd Christian Ninth and Fhiiln-
Garrett w McOuhdv pastor Rlhle school
urrnrhInV NJ ~ ond 2 nv the nnstOr Morn
inv subject "Thc Rest Mother" evening
snbicrt AN Unaelflsh Service" pravev
meeting Wednesday ~ n m choir r.
hentssl Thursday at 2 p. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

south aide Christian Rene and shar-
tel Aaron Prince Aten pastor; church
school A. Paul n smith Superintendent
Regular services with preaching bv the
nastnr NJ n A. m and 2 y M TunlOr on
deavor 2 30 y m intermediate 4 D. m ;
senlor Christian endpavor y m Miss
pNllc Ford president Midweek service
Wednesday 3 D m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

Fird United Prsshvterian--Nipth and
UroadwHy 7 n Mllln nnstor A. 70
nihls school II sermon Jesus N Your
House Z" a0, address by Mrs William
Cool on Putshurrh Pa home secretary
" the womens Board u p church
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-08

Second unlted Presbyt-rian church --
Twenty third md Western Hhle school
10 a IN, preaching II q. m. and 7 80 d. m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Petersburg, pianist. who has played
solo parts with the Boston Symphony
Orchestra.
Johannes Sembach. tenor, of the Met
ropolitan Opera Company.
Madame Marguerite Ober, mezzo-con-
tralto. OF the Metropolitan Opera Com
panv.
Emilio de Gogorza. baritone, a master
musician.
Miss Florence Hinkle. soprano. known
all over the world.
Dan Beddoe. tenor, a master OF ora
torio roles.
Miss Mildred Potter, contralto, now
omp!ctng Il tour of the United states
The concert tomorrow night Will be-
gin promptly at Sis. Patrons are car
ncsi!y requested by the management of
the club 10 be in their seats In good
| tim" in order to avoid the confusion
/ tnat crates upon the nerves of the rest
, or the audience and of the musicians
| themselves
! PROGRAM INCLUDES
4 WELL-KSoWN MUSIC
/ The features Of tomorrow nights
/ program will be the rendition by tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Continued From Fifth Page. J

-
Virginia will appear in concert at tho
Jefferson Auditorium on Friday night.
April l6. for Red Cross funds. A fuller
account of the concert Will be found in
another column.
EMINENT NEGRO BARITONE
SINGS At AUDITORIUM
Assisted by the Sabbath Glee Club, an
organization of colored singers Of Rich
mond. the distinguished negro baritone,
Harry Burlcigh. will Sing at the City
Auditorium on Monday night, April IS.
Some idea of the position that this gem
uine artist has attained may he gath
cred from an excerpt from n review by
III. l.. Krehblel. of the New York Trih-
une, who, next to w. ]. Henderson, is
probably the most severe of New York s
music critics. Mr.. Krehbicl wrote: The
real artist Of the company was Harry
Burieigh. whose fine voice and finer art
worthy Of association with the best
that New York knows in it's f1eld-made
profound impression upon the most
critically minded"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

rrsDo,-a+-or >or ~. .,,,., CO,
val spring
Music Festival Of the Wednesday Club.
the greatest music even, IN Inc cal
endar az Ricb,,o,,o
% DC staged on
"onu"F ana tuesday IN tho city Audi
tor.um, have been worked out Ia mo
last detail Or5ro-e =, NO ,,,
horn,.a '"o ""
s'' 'f"' 'heE wer" ready
1or the customary last-minute rush for
seats, and were prcparcd 10 bondIo an
ex1rao-d'r.r, ~ ''
mere are many features that are
calculated 10 make the fgft festival
q most r.crro,i,fI.. ma. v.
p.s,;, '"'''E
S'P'ah" ~ 'ho Metro
po'''"" '''''" company, Tor whose ser
vices the club -nusr nav ss5a
ouauaed,y .e
NP'"s'N' artSt
ever tHEaS'H inF IN" spring Festival.
she IS one of Tho thtec OUTSTANDING,
: stars Of tho Metropolitan Opera com.
pany which IS geuoraIly cr,dit.3 Gin
being III. Huest Organization OF yorni
artists ln the World.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
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Necbez UILdEy5paoR

Philadelphia Orchestra OF Les Pre-
ludes.' by List. and the production Of
Ecrdi's Requiem" by the orchestra, the
chorus and the soloistS
The complete program for the three
concerts follows:
Monday Evening, April IL.
Soloists-Florcnce IIinkle, soprano:
Herbert Witherspoon. basso: Mildred
Potter. contralto. and Dan Bedloe,
tenor.
Les Preludes" List
The Philadelphia Orchestra.
Ncrdfs Requiem"
Chorus. Orchestra and Soloists
Tuesday Afternoon, April IL.
Solo!sts-Emilio de Gogorza and Miss
Florence Larrabcc.
Overture. The Marriage OF Figaro"
Mozart
Aria. "Dieux IynpitoyabIe" .Giuck
GogorZa.
symphony No. 3. In 6 Minor. Beethoven
concerto No. 3. In d Minor. .Rubinstein
Miss Larrabec and Orchestra
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Aria. "Promesse di mon avcnir".
Massenct
Gogorza.
Invitation Ia Valse" Weber
Tuesday Evening, April IL.
Soloists-Emmy Destinn. Johannes
Sembach and Marguerite ODER.
Overture. Die McistcrsInger" Wagner
Spring Song" from Die Walkurc"
Wagner
Sembach.
Aria. 20 don Fatale" Verdi
Madame Obcr.
by Babylon's Wave. .Gounod
The Chorus.
Die Lorclei" List
Emmy Destinn.
(a) Nalse Triste ..............S ibelius
I'D 'flnlandia .Sibelius
The Orchestra.
Judge Me. o. Cod. Mend elssohn
The Chorus.
Aria. Celeste Aida" Verdi
Sembach.
Aria, 20 milo Fernando. Donizetti
Madame Ober.
Scnta's Ballad. The Flying Dutch
man wagner
Emmy Dcstinn.
| 'Hallelujah Chorus" ...... Handel
The Chorus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
WEDNESDAY CLUB READY
FOR GREAT FESTIVAL
Nine Stars of National Reputation
Will Take Solo
Parts.
GREAT ORCHESTRA ENGAGED
Program Of Classical Music Confirms
Many Attractive Numbers-Cho-
rus Of 200 Voices Has Been Highly
Trained for This Event
Spring Music Festival
THE WEDNESDAY CLUB.
TIME.
Monday evening. Tuesday nftcr-
noon, and Tuesday evening.

The City Auditorium.
ARTISTS.
Monday evening
The Philadelphia Orchestra.
Wednesday, Club Chorus.
Herbert WithcrspOon, busSo.
Florence Hinkfh. soprano.
Dan Beddoc,' ."tenhf.
Mildred Potter, contrulto.
TueSdny matinee
The Philadelphia Orchestra.
Emilio de GoSorzn, baritone
Florence Lnrrnbee. pianist.
Tuesday evening
The Philadelphia Orchestra.
The wednesday, Club Chorus
Emmy Destinn. soprano
Johannes Srmbnch, tenor.
MnrGnrctc Obcr. cUntrnlto
Ieopo1d Stokowski. orchestra lender
w. Henry mixer. chorus director.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
GOVERNMENT
 BEING REORGANIZED

LISBON. June 2.-The new govern ment is being reorganized owing to the resignation of several members of the ministry who are not in sympathy with President Chagas on questions concerning the internal economy of the Republic. The people are not in clined to interfere in the formation of the new ministry as President Chagas has promised that liberal cabinet will be selected Chagas is quoted as being in favor of continuing the sup port of the allies against Germany although it is his opinion that the Re public should confine it's activities to the African coast where the Portugese regiments are still carrying on a guerilla warfare against the German Colonial forces
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

At the last meeting of the Nome Gun Club, Mir. E. w. Burroughs, Secretary Treasurer. presented the club with a handsome silver cup which is to be held as a perpetual trophy open to the trap competition of all members. The cup, which is a handsome specimen of the silversmith's art is at present on exhibition in the windows of Wm. Webb and will later be displayed in the places of business of other members of the organization mp to July first. after which time it will pass into the possession of the member making the highest average score during the pre- sent month. The trophy is a splendid addition to the various trophies to be offered to club members during the shooting season. The winner of the Burroughs trophy will be decided by the compilation of the scores made at the shoots held weekly
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
GERMANS MAKE
 BIG HAUL
GERMANS CAPTURE 100000
 RUSSIANS DURING MAY

BERLIN, June 2.-The War office has announced the capture of over three hundred thousand Russian pris- majority of the Slav soldiers were taken in the terrific fighting in upper Gaicia. The immense number of pris- oners of war now in confinement in Germany is fast becoming a serious problem to the authorities owing to the difficulty of providing food and living accommodations for such vast numbers Large numbers of prisoners are em- Empire
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
BOTH SIDES
 CLAIM VICTORY
BOTH SIDES CLAIM
 VICTORIES IN GALlClA

LONDON, June 2.-The conflict of war reports reports emanating from Berlin and Petrograd during the past period of fighting and which have added so much uncertainty to the great struggle in the eastern war zone
 was again in evidence today through the issuance of bulletins by the Berlin and Petrograd war authorities. both claiming victories in the great struggle now going on before the walls of Prze- mysl. Berlin dispatches claim that the Russians have been severely defeated southeast of the city. the Germans claiming the capture of several of the outlying forts. Petrograd asserts that the German offensive has received severe check and the enemy compelled to relnquish much captured territory
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
WHY EAT POOR BREAD.
NOTICE TERM OF COURT

Pursuant to an order of Court made and entered on the 2nd day of June, 1915, Notice is Hereby Given that a Special Term of the District Court of the District of Alaska, Second Division thereof, will be held in the Court House. In the City of Nome, in the Division and District aforesaid. commencing on Wednesday, the 7th day of July. 1915 at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and continuing from day to day thereafter according to the further orders from the Court.
 Given under my hand and with the seal of the Court affixed this 2nd day of June. 1915.
 G. A. ADAMS eiefk of the District Court for the District of Alaska, Second Division. June ?, 9, 1e, 2s. 30, 1915.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
AERO GUNS BEING MOUNTED
 ON RoME'S SEVEN HILLS

ROME, June 2.-The war authorities are mounting scores of aero guns on the summits of the surrounding ele- vations and it is indicated that the historic "seven hills" may shortly re- |ments of the worlds armaments. Sc serious is the fear of the anticipated Zeppelin air raid that The people are clearing out numerous subterranean vaults and passages unused for cen- turies, as a refuge in case the hostile air raid develops into fact Numerous air guns are also being mounted on the higher buildings within the city itself
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
BIG FIRE
 IN VANCOUVER
BIG FIRE IN VANCOUVER;
 DAMAGE OVER s2oo,ooo. .oo

VANCOUVER, June "A confia grafton in the wholesale district last night destroyed several buildings and inflicted total loss in excess of two hundred thousand dollars before being checked. The fire, which is supposed to be of incendiary origin, started in A paint store and famed by moderate breeze spread rapidly to the adjoining buildings which were soon a mass of flames. One fireman was killed by a falling wall during the long fight against the flames which threatened to spread beyond control.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
NOTE MERELY PRELIMINARY.

BERLIN, June 2.-The Minister of Foreign Affairs, in discussing the unfaVorable comment of the American press relative to the German reply, stated today that the American people was in no way conclusive and was in the nature of a preliminary to bet ter understanding of the subjects in dispute, before a final determination was made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
SEATTlE
 SHIPPING MAN DIES

SEATTLE June 2.-Capt David Gilmore, one of the pioneer ship owners and operators of the North west died last night. Capt Gilmore in addition to having many shipping interests was also an extensive realty holder The deceased was also a war veteren having fought on the Union side in several of the great battle. of the Civil war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
SCOTCH TRAWlER WINS PREMIUM FOR MINE REcOVERiEs

LONDON. June 2.--The Scotch irawier Brentwood has won the Ad- prize for the recovery of mines and has broken the record for the recovered during 8 period of one month. Since May lst the trawler has returned with sixtyfour mines found at various spots along the Dan ish and Belgian coasts. all being of the fNpe employed by the enemy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

The schooner Silver Wave is rapidly nearing the end of her long journey from Seattle and will probably arrive in the harbor before evening The yes sel arrived at St. Michael at two D. m yesterday and departed on the last leg of her trip at six last night The above information was received in a telegram to Geo. McLain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

The miners on Dexter Hin are re- ported to have finished their suicing operations and the majority are now in town enjoying a rest after their winter labors Orehm and Brown. Tobey Reed. Pete Brandt, Albert Mur-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02
NOTICE.

Bids will be received for erecting the now smoksstaok at Eagle Hall, also for painting the front of Eagle Hall buildings, Tho bids to be in the hands of the Secretary on or before June 9th. 1915. For further information and specifications inquire s>crstary's office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-02

The Conscience of Hassam Bey. an Oriental drama of unusual charm and featuring the inner life of the Arabians with picturesque effect will lead the Dream program tonight. In addition there will he shown a Pathe Daily and