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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
MOUNTED POLICE ASKED FOR
 BY FAIRBANKS CITIZENS

In petition prepared by Robert Warren and signed by about 300 people of Fair banks, Delegate Wickersham is asked to secure for Alaska better police protection. It is pointed out that numerous crimes are committed in the remote places and it is suggested that there would be avoided to 8 great extent if there were some way to rid the country of adventurers.
 It is suggested in the petition that some system like that of the mounted police in Canada be installed throughout Alaska at the expense of the government F Fairbanks Citizen, Dec. 28.
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rivers to commerce.

Duke E. Subbs United States commissioner for the Kus kokwim precinct who was in Idtarod recently, made a statement to The Pioneer at that time which assumes - portance in view of the above dispatch Mr. Stubbs who firm and enthusiastic believer in the future of the Kuskokim country, stated that the mouth of the great river navgabe for large ocean-gong vessels and that this had been known to mariners for time. He
 stated that large vessels able to make the passage up the river far as Bethel and that this had been done on
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Other Eoodstuffs Set Aside
GERMAN PROTEST AGAINST
 SHIPPING OF AEROPLANE5

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25,-The German government has protested to the state de partment against shipments of hydroaero- planes to the European belhgerents
 The United States government has issued a lengthy defense of its position, giving it's interpretation of the rights of neutral na- tions The United States being neutral, it claims that neutrality will be rigidy en- forced
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VIM. J. REFS DEAD IN TACOMA

William J. Rees, brother-in-law of Will jam A. Dikeman, one of the discoverers of gold on Otter creek died in Tacoma, Wash, on October 2S last. MT. Rees made 8 couple of trips to this camp with MT. and Mrs Dikeman, and became quite well known He was 39 years of age at the time of his death
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ALABAMA GOES DRY

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 23.-By the terms of the law which went into effect to- day, this state will prohibit the sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquors after July next.
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IMMIGRATION BILL VETOED
 BY PRESIDENT WILSON

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-President Will son. in a special message to the house at noon today, returned the immigration bill with his veto which action he said he was constrained to take on account of the liter acy test provided by the measure He ex- plained that such an act would close the open door which America had maintained for immigrants
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Pleads Not Guilty

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Harry Thaw to- day pleaded not guilty to the charge of con- spiracy in connection with his escape from Matteawan asylum. His trial was set for February 23, and in the meantime he has been sent to the Tombs
 W. T. Jerome has ceased to be deputy attorney general, the time for which he was appointed having expired when Thaw was brought back here for trial
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CAPTAIN NORTON ON HIS WAY
Steward Gateway. Dec. 26)

Captain U Grant Norton of the iceboat Nortonia will leave for the Iditarod as soon as supply of late magazines arrives from the Outside. MT Norton wired out for the reading matter, as there is shortage ot the eau1e in tte Interior camp.
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Report That Villa Is Injured

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-An uncon- hrmed report has reached this city that General Villa, the Mexican insurgent leader, has been seriously injured near Mexico City.
 General Obregon, when he entered the latter place, was spotted by snipers, but was unhurt
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UNPRECEDENTED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The Italian government has cabled to the state depart ment that it is able to care for the victims of the recent earthquake, and is not in need of contributions from this country
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J. P. MORGAN'S OFFER
 VIEWED WITH SUSPICION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Severel mem hers of the house territorial committee will ask President Wilson not to accept J. P. Morgan's offer to the government for the purchase of the Copper River railroad, Alaska, fearing that Morgan's activity will result in making it impossible to secure the appropriation of B 5,000,0O0 for the com mencement of work at this session.
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POSTHUMCUS MEDICATION
 OF PIONEER FlNANCiER

SEATTLE, Dec. lS.-The supreme court of the state of Washington today handed down decision that the late Jacob Furth was innocent of the charge upon which he was convicted by the Whatcom county court-that of having aided and abet.ed the receipt of deposits by the Bank of La Con- ner st 8 time when Furth knew that the La Conner bank was insolvent
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carza to Establish New Capital

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 28.-Provisional President Garza, with his cabinet, has gone to Cuernavca to establish new seat of government. The Carranza forces, com manded by General Alvarado, entered the city today.
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GERMAN ULTIMATUM
 RECEIVED BY ROUMANIA

LONDON, Jan. 25.-An ultimatum has been sent to Roumania by Germany that measures tantamount to mobilization are being undertaken by that government, which it regards as an hostile act.
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FINE BABY GIRL BORN
 TO MRS. JACK ROMAN
Seward Gateway, Dec. 15)

A baby girl was born last night to Mrs. Roman, wife of John Roman, who was at one time candidate for delegate to con- gress from this territory on the Democratic ticket. The young lady who has arrived weighed ten pounds and is in fine condl- ton. Mrs Roman is also reported to be very well by Drs Romig and Baughman, who wer in attendance
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Attempts to Have Sanity netermined

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Harry Thaw ar rived here today and was immediately ar raigned on the charge of conspiracy. His sounsel asked that he be sent to Belleview hospital that his sanity might be deter mined. The court reserved decision on the motion.
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SENATOR ELWOOD BRUNER
 EXPIRES IN CALIFORNIA

JUNEAU, Jan 25.-Senator Elwood Bruner of Nome one of the hoId-over mem bers of the legislature, died today in Cali fornia, according to advices to the governors office.
 The governor has set February 27 as the date for special election in the Second di- vision to choose successor to MT. Bruner
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OPERATIONS OF THE AVIATORS
Preparations to Resist Air Attacks

DOVER Zeppelin Oend today Great prep 
 British Armen Active LONDON, Jan 23-Fishermen report ahp founded in the North Noordwiik.
 have launched attack Buges and prepasons make the Zbrugge dOck the Germans have concentrated ships, and munitions,
 Germans Drop Bombs at Dunknke today dropped eighty bombs Dunkke Six killed and injured The French and English brought down aerone and captured two the 
 AercpIanes Sighted at Dover but Do No Damage LONDON 2 reported that several aeropan sighted but that they returned without dropping bombs.
 American Consul Injured in Attack on Dunkrke LONDON 25One of the bombs hurled Dunkike by the exploded the consulate Windows smashed Moe the slightly injured
 Zebrugge Is Scene of Another Attack yesterday dropped bombs Zebgge and badly dam aged German submarine killing of the
 Raids Expected on Kaisers Birthday LONDON Jan. 2Engand prepared for the expected raids by Zeppens the kas birthday Bad weather the might prevent the carrying of the German plans
 Zeppelin Comes 10 Grief LONDON Jan PA German Zeppelin has been brought down by the Russians Lbau and the members of the taken prisoners
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THE FRIGID EAST

CHICAGO, Jan. 23-A cold wave pre- vails throughout the Mississippi valley, the temperature ranging from degrees be- lew zero here to 3S degrees below in the Dakotas
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| ooks HopefuI for Appropriation

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Congressman Humphrey of the state of Washington, in an interview today, stated that he was cer tain that congress would pass the appropri ton bill providing S50000 for dIagnet survey of the Alaska coast.
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SIGNIFICANT AUSTRIAN MOVE

VIENNA, Jan. 29-Emperor Francis Joseph has sent Baron Won Rajeco as Aus trian minister to Venice.
 (No attempt is made to explain the above dispatch which is given as it was received by wireless s-Ed.)
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Austrian Victories Cause Alarm

VIENNA, Jan. 26.-It is understood that great alarm is felt in Roumania because of the recent victories which the Austrians claim in BukoWina.
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Above Below

Fred Kotschoff, the oldtimer who re- gently reached this city from the Outside over the Seward trail, departed last Mon day for his home on the Yukon river near Holy Cross. He may return to this camp before the breakup.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
EXPLOSION ON CRUISER
 TO BE INVESTIGATED

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 23.-Another of the victims of the explosion on the United States cruiser San Diego died today, making the fifth fatality. An investigation has been ordered from Washington.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30

The adjunct of the old Budweiser build ing, on Second street, known in times gone by as "The House of Lords" has been con- verted into a garage for Neis Glantz' auto mobile.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
carranza Will Not Move Vet

VERA CRUZ, Jan. 29.-General Car ranza has issued a statement to the effect that he will not move his headquarters to Mexico City yet.
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Good News for Alaska

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29-The President has issued an executive order directing that all the work of the Alaska engineering corps be performed under the direction Of the de partment of the interior
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To Fiqht Presidents Veto

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The house committee on immigration committee to- day reported recommendation to reject the Presidents veto of the immigration bill, and next Thursday has been set as the 1me for vote on the matter.
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THAW IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan, 23-Assistant State Attorney Jerome left here today for the pur- pose of returning Harry Thaw here for trial
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Deficit Causes Alarm

WASHINGTON, Jan 2S-The President last night held a long night session with hls cabinet. He is said to be much concerned over the growing treasury deficit.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
Another Army Enters Capital

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 29.-General Obre gon and his force entered the city today, There have been no disorders.
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Candidates Already in the Field

SEATTLE, Jan. 26.-Andy Anderson and George James, both of whom are now in Seattle, have announced their candidacy for the vacant senatorship in the Second Alaska division, to succeed the late Elwood Bruner-
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On the Fence

LONDON Jan. 26-With great battles soon to be fought at her front door, Rou- mania is still undecided as to whether or not she will join in the conflict.
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NAVAL ACTIVITIES
Turkish Vessel Sunk by Russians

PETROGRAD 26The Black has sunk George having board aeropane fleet o machines
 Austrian Cruiser Strikes Mine VENICE Jan 26n unknown, reported
 
 Germans Believed to Be Mining Gulf of Bosnia LONDON Jan 26he German amored Friedrich Carl with large and torpedo boats have been off the And islands south It believed that they laying min n the Gulf o Bothnia
 German Cruiser Torpedoed MAMOE Jan 27Ihe German protected Gazee has been opdod by unknown submarine the of Regun aged, but has at
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PARDONS BY KAISER
 IN HONOR OF BIRTHDAY

BERLIN, Jan 27-In honor of his birth day the kaiser today pardoned all soldiers sentenced during the past six months by court martial, and also those arrested for offenses committed prior to the call to arms
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
Refuses to Chance Date

JUNEAU, Jan. 27.-The governor of Alaska has refused to accede to the request that he change the date of the special cleo ton in the Nome district to the 2Oth.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
FOODSTUFFS FOR GERMANY

NEW YORK, Jan 23.-The American steamship Wilhelmina has been given clear ance by the government, and has sailed for Germany, loaded with foodstuffs.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
CONGRATULATES KAISER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-President Will son today sent congratulations to kalser Wilhelm of Germany on his birthday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
THE NETHERLANDS MAY BE
 INVOLVED IN STRUGGLE

THE HAGUE, Jan 27-Premier Van der Linden informed the Dutch parliament to- day that a call to arms may be necessary at any moment.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan 26.-Secretary Red6eld of the de- partment of commerce announced today the discovery of practically navgabe channel at the mouth of the Kus kokwm ve thus opening the second greatest of Alaska rivers to commerce.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
 RUSHED THROUGH HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-The army ap- propriaton bill, carrying slO1 100000, passed the house today without roll call.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
Preparations for Fierce Struggle

Preparations tor rIerce Struggle LONDON Jan 23Starting n the Germans masng troops the ngbohood of Labasee under struggle between Ypres and Couna The allies have northern Trance and Flanders
 Germans to Take Offensive in the Vosges BERNIE Switzerland 25There military activity in A preparations evidently being made by the Germans to the French in the Vosg mountains
 British Vessels Hamper German Movements 25Every of the Germans along the Belgian coast signal bombardment by the British naval vessels
 All French Attacks Repulsed BERLIN Jan 27 southern Argonne have been defeated
 Bombardment in Progress 27he of Thann Landback and Sonhem 
 Costly Birthday Present for Kaiser 2eaps of dead the victims of reckless and bloody the a the of the German birthday Inspired by his the themselves against the allies positions long of night Rheims Excepting Craonne the French driven from their trenches these assaults unsuccessful and resulted in tremendous losses
 Germans Make Little Progress PARIS 28The made little progress yesterday and their attacks from the the Mouse this
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WAR IN MEXICO

GALVESTON, Jan. 27,-Reports received here state that Carranza is preparing to at tack Monterey with force of 10000 men.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
Villa Meets Disaster

VERA CRUZ, Jan. 27.-Carranza has de- feated Villa at Apam, killing or capturing 500 men.
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GERMAN GOVERNMENT
 SEIZES WHEAT STOCKS

AMSTERDAM Jan. 26-According to advices received here, all stocks of wheat are being seized by the German government, in order to safeguard the German bread supply until next harvest
 Other Foodstuffs Set Aside
 BERLIN, Jan. 26.-Not only wheat, but corn and flour have been seized, and muni cipalities have been ordered to set aside suit able supplies of preserved meats
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30
FOOD PRICES ADVANCE
 TO AN ALARMING DECREE

LONDON, Jan. 26.-Food prices in Lon don have advanced p per cent since the beginning of the war
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30

Fresh Olympia Oysters, for cocktails g saR. It.itared Neat Go.
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REPORTED ASSASSINATION
 OF HELLENIC RULER

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 29-It is re- ported here though without confirmation, that an attempt has been made to aSsassl- nate King Constantine of Greece.
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GERMANS LOSE CRUISER BLuCH[E1Rll

The advance of the Turkish has reached the British outposts east small affair Traffic through the canal is unhndered
 Sharp Sknmishes in Egypt ATHENS, Jan 2SShap kimhe have taken place between the British points between Port Said and suez
 Russians Halted n East Prussia PETROGRAD 28The Germans have stemmed the Russian adv n East Prussia
 Mutiny Among Southern Slavs GENEVA 29The of the Hungarian mobilization line of has muiny among feeling shown the Germans
 Servians ntrench Themselves PARIS 29Aopanes Belgrade have dropped bombs who the of the Danube from all the deene through which the troops could invade Servia.
 Two Large Austro- German Armies LONDON, Jan 29I appears that Ausoerman armies of 35OO0O 100000 operating Bttaomna
 Russians Driven From Hungary VIENNA 2The Nagyag valley has been cleared of the Rus ans and of the czars forces in Hungary
 Turks Inhct Hardships on Non-Combatants by The inhabitants have fled They suffering ensely from the cold.
 Expect Developments PARIS believed here that both the Russians and Ger man preparing concentrated blow sustained heavy losses both i'll France and Russia
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IDITAROD WINTER WEATHER
Q 8. m. each day.

Observations taken at the Budweiser, corner of First and Richmond streets, at s 8. m. each day:
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30

Dr. William Goode, dentist, will be located at Flat for the next two weeks, and will be equipped to do all dental work.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30

Garza of Mexico is held prisoner outside Mexico City
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-30

Mrs Minnie Lang left Friday for week end visit with friends at Discovery.
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Garcia May Be Prisoner

FL PASO, Jan. 29.--Advices received in this city state that Provisional President
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Austrian Cruiser Strikes Mine
THE STRUGGLE ON THE WESTERN LINE
Advantage Gained by Allies

PARIS Jan 23A several places of the battle Ypres Sosons allies gained advantages complete check has been administered the Germans Argonne
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-10

Although the reports received dur ing the afternoon and evening indicat ed that there was small hope that the long anticipated Victoria would arrive before the coming day was well ad- vanced, the majority of Nomeites were hardly settled in their beds before the lugubrious walls of the siren awoke the echoes in the surrounding hills and also everything else within hear ing at one-thirty a. m. Within few minutes after the first shrill screech the streets were filled with people in tent on the one and only business of getting to the landing places as hur- riedly as possible, to be in readiness to greet the newcomers the minute they landed
 Within a very few minutes after Capt. OBrien dropped the anchor, the first of the passengers were landed in the launches and the usual round of hand shakes and greetings started and grew in volume and intensity as the passengers were put ashore.
 The tyseventh voyage of the Vic toria was among the most pleasant the popular vessel has experienced since her prov first turned to the northern shores and ideal weather was the rule from the hour of leaving Seattle. Very little ice was seen and with the ex-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-10

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 Jno. J. Kennedy Miss Daisy Miller. Jno. R Bell. Miss Anna Olson A Gundsrson. R A. Carroll. ! Eornholt. A. c. DeRossi. Mrs c Runyon. Jas. IT.. Orchard. Frank Limke. And 313 storage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-10

w. II. Code and wife. Miss c. NJ. McNab. Ed. Basse. !. H. Fredrick. L.. Richardson. R. NJ. Bloom. NJ. F. Ross. l.. F. Washburn and wife. Geo. RunYon. A Erickson. Miss Dorthy Miller. Thos. Champion. Chas. Muessler. Mrs. O. Frendberg Thos Twedt. N. A. Coombs. J. Connor. Mike Brozich. M. s. McLain.
 R. Laughlin. W. J. Kerr. J. c. Andree. Miss IT. Weiss. Ivor Johnson. Bust Polnes R. Dahl. P. s. Johnson. Jno. Lashok. A. Holman. Geo Mixed G. F. Tracy. Miss F. Burton IT. W. Bearse. J. F. Mccullough. Jas. P Daily. Miss Stella Foster. '. C. Vint and wife Mrs. F. McLain. W. l.. Cochrane H. H. Benson. F. Brockman. T. NJ. Gloves. Mrs. Alice G. Moore c. r. Lang. B. T. Keown. Ed. F. Halloraa. Miss Sadie Fischer. :. w. H. Holmes. Jafet Linderbers and wife. F.. s. Hoag. H. Muller. S. M. Gaylord. J. R. Davis
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-10
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPLAINTS STEAMER VICTORIA.

~~~-~S~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~~1~ ception of one foe encountered yes terday afternoon offered no difficulties of passage.
 The present voyage was made in what is said to be record time, the actual period of passage being seven days and thirteen hours. The return ing travellers all speak enthusiastically of the many pleasures attending the present voyage and also loud in their praise of the excellent service rendered by the various ship officials. The following is the passenger list of the Victoria:
 Y. Martini.
 Fred J. Katzer. Humphrey Betz. c. M. Mitchell. Mrs. F. Dennis F. F. Miller. J D. Leedy.
 Norman Cameron. Christ Lansen. c. Quickstadt J. J. Lehner. P. s. Ross. Frank Middaugh and wife c. C. Brayton, wife and son. Miss Dora Lewis Miss Anna Hill. IT. R. Wells. l.. F. Brown. Miss Tracey Burns. o. B. Olsen and wife s. c. McMullen. w. A. Gilmore. l.. IT. Goodhue P. A. Peterson. Mrs. D. c. Halpin. w. Freeke. Leon La Bay. O. Niedergrasses. L. I.owenhurz. Mrs. J. Stromberg.
 I. J. Cole.
 o. w. Ashby.
 Miss Susie Lambe H. w. Kah.
 F. IT. Thatcher. Jas. Fears.
 Chas. s. Foster. C. E. Kimball. I E. Johnson. Hugh Pearson. W. Damus.
 P. c. Servatius
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-10
5. s. VICTORIA MAKES
 RECORD TRIP TO NOME

A. J. Anderson. Dennis Doyle. P. E. Mathis and wire. Mrs Dollie Edear. Geo. Prosser. Julius Dennis Annie Monk J. F. McDougal. Murdo Mcclellan. F. D. Crewdson. J. K. Kancley. F.. Hartman. F. A. Supplee and wife. Max R. Hirschberger. D. E. Crowley. G. Nelson. Miss Annie Kline. Chas. Schifferle. Mrs. l.. l.. Lane and two children Miss McClelland w. H. Cutler. Jos. Chilberg. R. W. Hanson. Harry Pigeon and wife. Dick Reelson. l.. P. Hornberger. R. NJ. Williams. Wm. FIstinghauser Mrs. De LaCroiX. R Lee wife and two children. Miss Esther Langille. ArVid BlOolund.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-10

 Jno. K. Wick. NJ. Hurley. Geo. Dolan. Mrs. ". s. Capps !. Soupe. J. R. Tucker. A. w. Christainer. Jas. O'Brien. Louis Stevenson. Otto Halla, wife and two children. F.. NJ. Warsing. Nema Danielson Otto W. Olsen. Mrs. Bessie Cowan. Andrew Twedte. F. c. Divine and wife. R. c. Sargent. c. F. Smith G. F. Mish. D. c. Rossi. c. F. Oscarson. Mary Smith. IT. s. Whitard and wife. Miss Reed. Paul He'd. Miss Irene Howard. Art. Nylander. Miss Isabel Robinson. Hugo Beyer. F. 1T. Gehrman and son. Miss Vivian Harris. Geo. H. Jones. IT. II. Springsteen and wife. G. P. Goggin. P. B. Smith. s. Y. L. Whitlam. N. P. Hughes. Miss Annie Goldstein. Geo. c. Zollinger. A. Anderson and wife Geo. Homaeff. Eric Hedlund. NJ. Wick. Mrs. R. W. Hansen R. P. Wells. Geo. A. Hall.  c. E. Phillips. ". IT. Walker. !. Knodel. Miss l.. R. Richardson. Carl Anderson. A. c. Flodine = c. F. Iodine. c. H. Freegrove Miss NJ. Dixon. c. Lee. ls
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