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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
TAKES YES BAY SALMON

The steamer Humboldt arrived in sauthbOund this morning. getting a- way for rhe sorta abcut nine e. clock O- her ar s.own from wrau- gell she called in al Yes Bay can nery. where she took CT TWO thous- sui eases of salmon.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Hot springs. Ark, July. 6-yiee- President Marshall was the principal orator at the Fourth Of July exer- ,ises ia this eity yesterday and was listened n hv thousands After thc sEeeeh. while talking ta friends a tsaut the exgloSion at the Capitol. Washington. h. made The statement that during -he past six weeks he had received many threatening let .ers, tut hal thrown them all into IS was7epaPer basket He gave it as ais opinion taat they were the work af erauks and 10 party or society soald bs held responsible for them.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Berlin, July 7-The attack of the British aeroplane fleet, against one of the German ports Sunday, was T complete failure The anti-aircraft guns got their range in short order and they were compelled to turn tail and run for it. Several of the fly ing machines are reported to have been injured.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
IS ON THE MEND

According to reports from the Hos pital August Groot, who has been an inmate of that institution for some time, is improving. He has been sui fering from blood poisoning In one of his feet.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
BIG SHIP IN PORT

The Princess Alice, the big liner of he Canadian Pacific fleet, made DOT, about six last night with five passen- gers for Ketehikan. She will be in port southbOun3. early Saturday morning.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Paris, July Notwithstanding the fact that the powers that be at this time in Mexico refused to allow the burial of the body of Porfiro Diaz in his native land, the countries of the world honored him with repre- sentatives at his funeral. The cere mony was held in this city yester day.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
DELAYED BY STORM

The Spray had somewhat tempes- tuous trip of it Monday on her way to the Pure Food Fish company 's trap on the west side of Gravina Isl and. She got in this morning with Il seow load of fish and the cannery is running today.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Ineindel in recent shipment to t.sska were 1s5 head of sheep. seven ssd of cattle and five horses bound = Uyak- Kodiak island The sheep, tile and horses are being taken -rth hF H A. Murphy. an Oregon sepmsn and zen associates who ex- et to establish homesteads on Kod- q. island. They are also taking rth ahout 100 tons of lumber. aeri- 4l tural impliments and household sads.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY ROSES EVERYWHERE

One cannot but feel surprise B. the sight of she beautiful roses whicl have been produced in KesehikAl. this year The two notable instane- es are she kubley garden in New town, which is beautiful sight. and 1ke NJ. E Martin lawn
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Berlin, July 7-The General Staff last night announced that the Austro- German arms had again been victor us, this time south of Lubin, Poland. aere the Russian line had been ,sisreed- It is expected that the rail road running from Kiey to Warsaw '-ill be in our hands within a short time, as it passes through the town os Lubin itself.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Rome, July King Victor Elm manuel has been at the front near Goritz for the past twenty-four hours witnessing the Italian bombardment of the place. It is believed that 8 general attack will be made on the forts while he is on the scene.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Queenstown. July 6-With twelve .9f her crew. including her captain. lead as The result of the gunfire of B German submarine inc British steamer Anglo Gala arrived in this port yesterday. having male her es- cape from the underwater raider IT addition D the members Of her crew 'a-o were kiIleI. many of them arg wounded Capt Parslo,f. who was also pars owner of the ship. was on fhe bridge at the time the German 6azt called CD the Gala 10 heaYe to. lat instead he gave the order for full speed ahead. running toward the eess-. The submarine immediately 9F4Esd fire with her deek gun. and ene welI-aime3 shot smashed the bridge and killed the captain. His son, who was aboard the vessel, i'm mesliateiy took charge and brought sa lor Gerard shortly.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Portland, July 7-Jovan Matano- ' itch, Montenegran, said to be the rsonal representative of the king of ontenegro, has been arrested in this . Y On charge of violating the neu- ality of the United States in re- uiting for the Montenegran army .aong men of that nationality now is the Northwest. The federal offic- ills state that Matanovich worked Dng the same line also in the east. ? is held in prison pending the SC ring of bail to the amount of ten ousand dollars It is said that he secured the services of hundreds e men during the past winter and ring, whom he has sent east over : Canadian Pacific railroad.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Chicago, July 7-The death toll for the three days. July 3, and > the days on which the American nation celebrated it's 140th anniversary, total ed 19, with 903 people so badly injur ed that they had to be taken to hos pitals. The figures were complied by the Chicago Tribune, which has long been at the head of the "Safe and Sane Fourth'' movement.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Indianapolis, July 7-Six of the men who were indicted by the grand jury at the same time that Tom Taggart was indicted, have plead guilty of election frauds Their ac- tion in the matter will make Tag gart s defense difficult matter.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Athens, July General vonSand- CTS, German commander of the forts guarding the Dardanelles, was ser iously wounded by a bursting shell day or two ago. He has been taken to the base hospital where he is be- ing treated The wound is said to be bad one.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Seattle, July 7-Clyde Morris, a wealthy Alaskan operator and con- tractor, has been sued fer divorce by his wife. The latter is her com plaint alleges cruel treatment
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

The Ketchikan Cannery was run ming full swing this morninw to dis pose of the big load of fish received from the Slate Island trap. The big blow of couple of days ago, batter ed up the Ship Island trap, but it will be doing business again within short time, just as good as ever
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Glen Cove, July 5-TAs doctors in
 charge ot J. Pierpont Marsa, as. l91nee that their Pstient is now on. ot al immediate danger unsess am piiea'lo1s sat in- An X-zy was taken ot The wound yesterday and The s,.. s9Fery made that The balle. did mi sAteE she zblomen zs feare5. trs hal been dsflested downward tbronos
 iAs Fight hip. During his exsmjs. asisl bT tAe police, Holt. .he man 'FA2 did 'he shooting. stated thai se intended D hold The entire 5ro,ga, family hostages until Morgan bas Rs1@a steps 10 end the WAT. Tu~- ho~ ae Ezs 70 effect +hfs resu,. ts 1ld 1os s@en to have figvrsS fin.
 lie Insists th0agh tl4. L. had m. Intended 70 shoot Morgan, and nouls 1e5 hare done so if he had enrar.l;af "ssa his wishes The attack bv .ra foefn1zn was the cause 0< tba .sCe..;-. :. Il 2it maintains. and although ha had 't= ptstoi pointing 2. Morgan ha says hs was only doing go .o force nm 10 comply with his wishes. Hol, A cratic as tiaa@s and erjdes.,,. mentally afflicted He wil be giv. ea his hearing and be arrsfeues IT. A'osf'@. He says he is prepared to
 ake statement Of Lis pIznz ts t.a .oaff and shoT that ia ssoo.lns Mofgsn he was benetitti1g the world
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
WILL SALT FISH

Capt. Marr is making preparations to put ID salt salmon At the North land Dock Company's fish warehouse. Capt. Johnny has made arrangements to dispose of all the fish he can salt, and expects to be busy as long as the "Humpies" stay in condition
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

The steamer Northwestern ot line Alaska Steamship company, or her wSy from the Westward. is looked for n port seuae time tomorrow
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Seattle. July 6-The steamer Alki got away from this port for the north about five shis morning Her pas sangerS for Ke.ehikan include Mrs lark and daughter and one s,eerage ssassenge-.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Dawson is making preparation foi the celebration of "Discovery Day" August 17th.
 Mccarthy, Chitina and Unga seen to be the only places in Alaska which voted to go dry.
 There has been litigation for some time past over some property in the neighborhood of Valdez that Is valu able for it's water rights. The land office At Juneau has just rendered a decision in the matter which re- suits in the forfeiture of the Ida May lode claim and placer claims known as the Huckelberry and Solomon Falls which were located by Ida r. M. Hes Failure to comply with the government regulations concerning development work and to establish proof of the presence of mineral, is announced as the cause of the action taken. The case has recently been investigated by the Juneau land of flee at the request of the General Land Office at Washington and the charges made by the government sus- tained. This forfeiture will directly affect the Alaska Water, Light and Telephone company at Valdez, which owns and operates T plant on the ground in question. This plant is the supply for the city If Valdez, and under the ruling the company will have no valid title to the site they now occupy.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

London, July "A German sub marine is reported to be operating near the mouth of the river Thames, southeast of London. torpedo boat reported it a day or two ago, and since then cordon of fast de stroyers have been searching for it. It has been sighted, once or twice but thus far has escaped damage or capture.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Washington, July 6-Iames sulli- vsn, American minister 10 the Domin- .esn republic. has been asked 10 re- sign II is stated that 2 commission vill he -ppainse-l 10 investigate his eondaet a. his post.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

The halibut schooner Comet went south this morning with what looked like big trip of fish. She didn't stop here at all, 50 nobody knows what she had on board.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
spEcIPIcATIoNs ON FILE

The Miner nov has another set of the specifications of the Charcoal Road On file. They are available for the examination of any one who may be interested.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

The construction crew of the Citi- aens Light, Power & Water Co.,, was at work this morning, installing the second motor at the Ketchikan Cold Storage Plant. The new compressor is now ready for business and the second unit of the plant will be in operation within a short time,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

New York. July "A trunk full of dynamite was found in an east side lodging house in this city this morn ing. It is supposed to have been left there by r. H. Holt, the man who shot J. P. Morgan, and later shielded.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

London, JuIy s-For some res.os ~Assa has not been made pstIie 8snsral soukhonalin0ff. inc Ruszian Minister Of War, has been removed The Announcement of the retireraen. 'f 'he official. who fs gsneraiIr com. slaeFsi as the man responsible fo- the aFn1ing and efffeienev Of -1s 'nssisfa k1ssian armY. eoges as z grea- surprise to the British govern- ment.
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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Athens, July 6-Persistent runaors are in eireul@siO1 here to she effect that the Sultan ot Turkey liei re
 esa1ly. as The result of an operation. .os gall stones The = Young Turks hare keFt the fact suppressed. fear ing possible political disorders The neFs e0mes from conssantiuopie and E apparently authentic as fl gives 'ae date of the operation and the time of his iezs:h. and + is trorr nsfs 'ha' nshammed V had long oeea suffering fEom internal .roubles
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Berlin, July 6-The first draft Of the 9efnsa answer to tae Amertear oote has feea eazsplered and ia no. heing revised The probabilities arc Lat t will be turned oyer to Arnbzz- sador Gerard tomorrow.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Agent c. NJ. Taylor of the Alas ka Steamship company was in receipt of a letter in recent mail stating that On the two south trips of the steamer Victoria leaving Nome July Il and August ,, the vessel would call in at this port on her way to Se- attle. She will have excursion parties on board both trips. As it will take her from seven to nine days to reach Ketchikan from Nome, this means that she will be in Ketchikan about July 19 and August 13. On her way south she will call in at Seward Valdez, Cordova, Skagway and Ju neau. in addition to Ketchikan. Gov enor Strong and wife will be passen gers on the vessel from Nome
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

The steamer Jefferson, which was expected this morning did not arrive until five this afternoon
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Berlin July 6-Gerraan officer. with the Turkish army report that the British alone have lost over ten thousand men in the attack on the DaFdaneIIes within the past twelve lays This eouVle1 with The faer thzs they have acquired no new Ter. ritory worthy Of note in that local itg makes 1t appear that they stand fefle lf anT chance of winning hi-vgh. The accounts of ffe o,ser- tons of BFitisa sslmafiuee in ite ~esa of Narmora have feea eyaggs '. zfe1-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

New York. Jaly 6-An internal machine Of some kind WAS sxploded iuss oatsi1s the detective bureau of the Central Police sation in this city lass night No one was seriously in iaEsd. but considerable damage was lons so The building.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

The old reliable steamer Corwin y-'ll spend the balance of the season h nting walrus in the Arctic.
 Prospeetors on Flat creek. in the id creek district on the Koyukuk Hntry, section where some good 7ney has been taken out in the past, g nk q hole 225 feet and ran into ssr hlue ice. They put in steam oe and ran it down for many feet, found no bottom to the ice and ere compelled to abandon the hole. [ is believed that they ran into V nat at one time was a subterranean [ 70, which h4s become frozen into
 solil piece if ice.
 The power schooner Polar Bear, in command of the well known old tim e. Capt. Louis Lane, dropped anchor ia the roadstead at six thirty last C sning after an eventful voyage n Seattle by way of Siberia, i ring which time the staunch little looner underwent variety of ez- ,iences, the rendation Of which ms tale rivaling even the starng- z of the many strange tales told by f Dse who follow the sea-Nome : cpet.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Out at tie ranch of the Alaska yer Fox aa1 Fur Farms says a rsper printed at Fairbanks, there is
 circumstance which defies all the
 ss of nature in the matter Of the ec nmingiing of wild and domestic imals, in the fact that a cat is -sing and raising family Of fox
 pics One Of the pups died since ! was given to the cat. but it was t.s weakling of The bunch and it Is IT 'erstooi that the remaining four of the litter arc doing nicely.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Berlin, July Tt is reported here : st the Kaiser has called the atten- ' n of President Wilson to the fact : at British submarines operating fin tfe Sea of MarmOra and other Turk i i waters have repeatedly sunk un- a ned passenger ships. This it is [ uederstood, is offered in the note ' fieh Germany is sending to the I 1ited States.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

The Daily Muw n psr npzsh.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

London, July 6The official re ports Of the fighting on Gallipoll shows that the Turks are making a staohorn defense. They are evident ls bent on h9ldiag their trenches al All costs One trench eaYture.i res ter1ag contained over two thousand dead and 7TOun2ed Turks. wh3 hal stood their groun1 under the fear fUl pounding Of the land artillery aud the guHs of the Allied fleet.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

f the republiesn party wins the u# sional election of 1916, E. B. Col Hss, of Fox. speaker of the house of re p-esentatives in the territorial legis f ure, will be candidate for guber- sioDaI honors. for such is the an-
 rneement recently made. Inter viewed on the subject, Mir Collins ss ted that he is not averse to tak- in. the position if he can secure it. =e ing further that the idea was first 2 ,gestet fo him bv his numerous r. ends on the eoast-Ex.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

2 an interview recently printed in
 Fairbanks Times, Judge Bnnnell 2 Jared that the demand for smeIters of Prince William sound will be 20 T st in fhe nezt few years that it il he afs0lnetIy necessary for the eefernment to extend its road from f7@ coal fields to Valdez CT some ntsrbT point in order that coal may }e had st reasonable figures for siting purposes. Jndge Bunnell be- 2 7ez the present high price of cop. Ts' will resHlt in the sound proper
 Icing developed and becoming big -idnrers
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Job pri,ting at the Miner.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

The old reliable steamer Corwin Y-'ll spend the balance of the season h nting walrus in the Arctic.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Dawson is making preparation foi the celebration of Discovery Day" August 17th.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
FROM wEDNEspAY's DAILY

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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
ITALIAN ARMY IS ADVANCING IN GIGANTIC
 MOVEMENT

UNDfNE. June "A general ad- vance of the Italian forces is now talk ing place along the Isonza in Gradiska. The Italians are sweeping forward on a line over forty miles in length ex- tending from Caporetta to the sea and hard fighting is taking place at Grad iska and along the border line east of this city. Fully two hundred thousand troops are in the Italian advance which is by far the most extensive in which the army has so far engaged. The Austrians in the vicinity of Trentino are reported to be offering d desperate resistance to the Italian advance in that direction. It is reported that Gen eral Cardona will press the offensive with the utmost yigor in an attempt to drive the Austrians from the city
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
BIG NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
 ON THE BALTIC SEX

LONDON June I. Details of the big naval engagement between the Rus sian and German fleets near the en- trance to the Gulf of Riga Saturday indicate that the German suffered q loss through the sinking of several transports and one large vessel the character of which is vel in doubt The petrograd correspondent of the Times asserts that the Russians lost one auxiliary cruiser and a tor pedo boat. It is stated that the major
 ity of the German ships concentrated in the Kiel eanal came out into the Baltic in an evident attempt to cover the passage of the transport fleet which was evidently surprised to dis cover the Russians off Gothland and beat hurried retreat on eaining a sight of the fleet The larger vessels of the German war fleet are not be- lieved to have been engaged as the dis patches indicate that cruisers and tor=
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
VILLA DEFEATED IN
 FIVE DAY eATTLE {

VERA CE1/ Junc lau=u# .Ohreeon. eommuIer af Il. eauar. forces H Northern MeNi.a Hae 0r.H the Car1nza heaa8rtr= u ta.s#sl ih9t he has succeeded H naiauas a severe d.feat on t1e forces .. Nla md Angeles in eastern saug ap-| Wue he supply trius of the .Hemr
 Ha several pieces of artillery Tua
 aflIe between the armies of the op= posing leaders Is said 10 have endured for five days and the Nilhi=tas Were compelled to rapid retreat in order to avoid losins by capture large poi
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
ENGLAND SUFFERS
 FURTHER AIR ATTACKS

and at least forty wounded. The ire quent visits of the German air fleet are reported to have caused the Brit lsh to become greatly terrified and many are leaving the towns and Vil- laees adjacent to the coast.
 Mail the Nugget to your 3risnds and help advertise Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
WILSON'S SAYS
 GERMAN NOTE
 NOT READY YET

NAsHGNGTON. June It was announced at the White House Sunday night that the Presidents second note to Germany is not quite ready for transmission to Berlin. but will be eabled to Ambassador Gerard probably by Monday night or Tuesday morning Aside from the brief statement already given out nothing further concerning the contents of the note has been forthcoming.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
 ON THE YUKON

Nome. Radio. June :. 1215. Julia B arrived St Michael 7:3o a m 6th
 Kerr arrives Nulato >:l5 d. m. Jacobs at Fairbanks Gasea mp Selkirll 2.1o T m Dawson down IIootlanIa Alaska down TTootlanqua a m. Whiteharsc leaves Dawson ? m today.
 Sarah at Forty Nile down bound. Yukon down Circle 6:90 D. m GJn Mariposa up Melozi i.3o p m 9th Davis at Gibbon.
 Washburn at Gibbon. Marathon left Tolovana for Fair banks yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
THREE BRITISH VESSELS
 SUNK BY SUBMARINES

LONDON. June [. Three vessels \ harz Il steamship and n trawler are reported sunk at various points along The Eastern coast by the submarines of tha enomN Admiralty reports also Indicate fhat the Russian second clas. rulsar Auu has been sunk from the same cauea near the entrance to the Gulf ur Finland
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
SUICIDES AT
 CRAVE OF WIFE

SEATTLE. Jne E. sIHH1ing beside the sFaye of his Vife Wao diad recently Albert Marshall who Was formerly port steward of the Pacific Coast Steam ship Company, shielded yesterday by shooting himself in the head. No reason is assigned for tha aat aside from srief and despondcuey over the death of his wife to whom hc was greauv attached.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07

BERLIN, June7.-The German Zep- pelins again visited England last night and dropped many bombs on the towns along the east coast The raid of the air fleet was attended with unusual success and much property was dam aged by numerous fires started by the tained that five persons were killed
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
RUN1AlIANS FAVOR UNlTING V'IT5l TFE ALLIES
EAR ARTHQUAKES VISIT
 FRISCO SUNDAY MORN

SAN FRANCISCO. June 5 Two sight earthquake shocks visited tae city al aana. m sasd,rda morning and while doing no dauage as far as has aeea aseertaiued. nevertheless created quite f se8fe lad hroas1. lbe peaPl.
 u.a tAa streels a lu af a saeoad dis #ster. Ihe crowds in all tHe churches Here much alarmed and in one or two instances a panic was threatened. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07

many thousands are parad- ing the streets clamorins excitedly for fhc allies
 Closely following the announcement af tae eeNornments intention, the peo- r.r commenced series of demonstrn- 5ous which endured through Sunday z.-Id.e tho efforts If the officials
 Scenes If the widest disorder are said to mve followed the display of German and Austrian flags by the #mHtAizrrs of those nations It is s.##od here hat the Rumanians will
 args 'd. eo#ernment to join the fray aosnao the nelinattons to remain aloof
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
HUMPHREYS SUCCESSOR
 IS APPOINTED

SEATTLE. June 7.-Governor Lister has appointed John $. Jurey to sue ceed the late Judge Humphries, as judge of King County Superior Court
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07

quake also created great excitement at tao fair grounds where a large crowd was in attendance The tremblers lasted but a few moments and the ex- atemeut soon vanished although many decided to remain in the open for some time
 For Nome News and Worlds nsws set the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
CARD OF THANKS.

Miss Ruby Martin wishes To thank the many friends for their generous support rendered in the Polet runama= Pacific international Exposition c"n- test
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
CONSTANTINE VERY LOW.

AatIENS. June King Constan- 8iae - reported to he very low today aud lhe attending physicians are very nm-eomm.ta as to the exact state af Ihe Haa sufferer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
sUFFRAGETTEs MEET.

CHICAGO. June 5.-The National American Women Suffrage Association mel hero today in their mid-year con ference.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-07
ALLIES WoRSTEo ON GALLlPoLI
 ON GALLlPOLi

corENuAGEN. June !. The allied troops operating on the Gallipoli pen. iusaa have been driven back with h.Rx losses according to an official sfHameai issued bY the Turkish war an-s. tad1N