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Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-27
For Sdie-ReaL Estate

FOR SALE-Five room plastered
modern house, OH corner, large
screen porch, stationary wash tub,
garage. Good neighborhood. $500,
terms. Mrs. Land, The Mission
Apis. Phone 4S9. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-27

QUICK SALE Want offer on
equity 5 room bungalow, 5 years
j old, furnished or unfurnished.
Payments $25 a month, incl,Id-
ing interest. Call 1046 Adams
st. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-27

GOOD Tractor Man, seeks position
for tractor work. Write Press
Box 753. 26t7
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-27
Miscellaneous

IF YOU have ten to fifty thousand
dollars that is paying less than
l2 per cent write me today. Prin-
ciple secured to the satisfaction
or most eXacting and interest
paid monthly, quarterly or semi
annually as desired. This is Il
straightforward local business
proposition in an old ESTABLISHED
concern and one you can not af-
ford to overlook. Address, Press
Box No. 595. 25t7
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-27

TEAM OF YOUNG mules for sale.
Weight about $500, about 70 tens
alfalfa hay in stack. 2 miles west
and 3 miles north of Seeley, Cal
j. w. Ingram. 26t2
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-27
For SuLe-WlsceEiGne0us

FOR SALE-Extra good heavy
work stock. horses and'2 mules.
Telephone POI, Ell Centric, or see
Parker, 128 So. 5th st. 25t5
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-27
SCENE SHIFTERS ,
EVEN CORRUPTED

NEW YORK, October 2.-Some
Of the theatrical productions now
playing to crowded houses on
Broadway have reached such a low
moral ebb that the very scene shift
ers are being corrupted according
to complaints made to Charles p.
Sumner, secretary of the Association
for Suppression of Vice.
the weakest backfields in years
Harvard was only slight favorite
in the betting among the students
and the hosts of alumni here for
the game. .g
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
Forma de Facilitar a la
Naturaleza Que Sc Des-
prenda una Mala Tez

Las partidarias de la belleza Sc mues-
tran enthusiasts, con Jas cualidades
embelleccdoras de la cera mercolizada.
NADIA de 10 que Sc ha descubierto en- los
amos recientes produce tanto, de una
manera tan rapida y sin perjuicio, a un
costo tan pequeno. La razon principal
de lsus meritos maraviilosos es que
funciona en- ammonia o las leyes de la
fisiologfa. En- lugar de ocultar los de-
fectos del cults, los suprime. Desprende
la cuticula ~envejecida, marchita y
manchada o granulosa, en- una lorna
gradual, y p~erfecta, sin producer moles-
tias. Es ell metodo en- que la natura-
leza produce la fenovaci6n de la tez.
Cuando Sc retarda Ell proceso natural,
como resultado de la defciencia de Ia
circulation o de la falta de tonicidad
nerviosa, la cera mercolizada es un
auxiliar que acelera Ell desprendimiento
de la piel. FL nuevo CUTS que aparece,
es Ell natural, r~eiuvenecido, sano y de
una belleza exquisite 81 no ha probado
I'd. nunca la cera mel colizada compre
una onza, go gm.) en- cualquier dro-
guerra, apliquesela en- la nochecomo cold
cream, y layese a la maiiana s~iguiente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
UNA JOVEN DE LA ALTA SOCIE-
DAD QUE Sc ESCAPA Y CON-
TRAE MATRIMONIO CON SU
CHAUFFEUR

Habiendo llevado relaciones con
uno de los jovenes mas ricos y de muy
distinguish familia, ha dado la sor-
presa del dfa, Iris Van Suydam, en-
cantadora joven de la alta sociedad,
enamorandose de SUI chauffeur, To-
mas Mcclure, joven fuerte y cumpli-
dor, Y casandose con Ell despues de
haberse escapado de la casa de sus
padres.
Ricardo Prentiss, quien era ell no.
VIC de Iris, Sc enamora y Sc casa con
una linda joven, hija de una lavan-
dera.
De 10 que sucedio luego, no esta-
mos e~nterados, pero Sc nos ha infor-
nado, que en- la preciosa obra dra-
matica, ola Noche del Sabado", (Sa-
.turday Night) queda TODD explicado.
Esta obra fue dirigida por ell coloso
Cecil B. de Mile e interpretada por
los conocidos artistas Leatrice JOY,
Conrad Nagel, Edith Roberts, Theo-
dore Roberts y muchos mas, y Sc ex-
hibe en- ell Teatro Rialto de San Juan
los dias martes 20 y microbes "a de
este mes, ell Teatro Victory Garden,
ell Parque Borinquen y luego en- los
p~rincipales teatros de la isla. La Gin
ia fue importada por la Associated
Film Co., que tienen sus ofcinas en-
Salvador Brau 101, San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
Ell ALCALI CoNTENIDO EN- LOS
JABONES HACE DANO A LA
CABALLERA.

La mayoria de los jabones y champus
compuestos gentlemen demasiado alcali,
substantial esta muy periodical, puesto
que adeseca Ell cuero, cabellludo y hace
fragif ei, cabello.
No hay NADIA mejor para la hmpieza
del cabelloi que aceite depcoeo Mulslfied
porque les puro y absolutamente in
ofensivo. Els mas ecopomiGo e incom1
parablemente mas ehcaz que cualquier
otra cosa.
Dos o tres cucharaditas ftnpian per
fectamente ell cabello y e%lvcuero cabe-
lludo.. Pongase en- una taxa con un POGO
de aqua tibia dos Q tres cucharaditas de
Mulsified. Supplements mojese ell ca
bello con aqua clara y frotelo o este.
Produce una espuma RIGA y abundante,
la cual Sc enjuaga facilmente quitando
hasta la Ultima particula de polvo y
caspa. Ell cabello Sc SEGA rapida y I'M
formemente hacienda flexible ell cuero
cabelludo y ell pelo hno, sedoso, lustro-
so Y ondulado. Ell aceite de coco Null
sifed puede obtener-
Sc facilmente IN AssSsssSs<A
cualquier bot lea, sSSzN
drogueria. perfu- sSs@
= J ] !: !. ]: ! | :: j.: !. :. = =. !. ]: ]: ]: ! ! !. T||||k!|'||||'
meria 9 peluqueria. sssasssssas 1~gsea's
Els muy economico, .Ss
pues bastan unas !als SR
cuantas onzas para EsslSa eknA
toda la famiia du- ssMes -
rante meses. Cui- Esssa &
desc de las imita- SnIBS
clones. Exijase que M6SFTF0
sea Mulsiied -fabri- h oe@AaIJI Oh
cado por Watkins. @SglklEsss - 800 "
WATKINS SYa&Mes
MUISIFIED 81
COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12

-
Por cuanto: don Antonio Mercado
por SUI Abogado M. Guzman' Texidor
presento ante esta Corte una mocion
interesando Sc declare justificado a SUI
favor y Sc ordene la inscription del
dominic sobre la siguiente finca:.
Predio de tereno compuesto
de DIECISIETE CUERDAS
equivalentes a 6 hectareas, 68
areas y 10 centiareas radicado
en- ell barrio de Quebrada Gran
de de Barranquitas lindando al
Norte con Guadalupe Herman
dez; Sur con Baldomero Rive
ra; Este Maximino Mercado v
Oeste con Ulpiano Torres.
Por tanto: y h%abiendose ordenado
por ell Hon. Gabriel Castejon Y Her.
naiz, Juez de esta Corte que Sc .pu-
blique la %pretensi6n por tres, veces en-
un p~eriodico de los de mayor c%ircula-
cion de los que Sc editan en- esta Isla
para HSS iOo duC ICiiSoH diSul ucIc-
chic real sobre ell ininueble descrito,'
las personals ignoradas a q~uienes pue-
da perjudicar la inscription del indi-
cado dominic y en- general a TODD ell
que desee oponerse pueda efectuarlo
dento del termino de sesenta dias ma
turales a contar desde la primera in
serci6n de este edicto en- Ell peri6dico
Ell IMUARCIAL, que Sc edita ne San.
Juan, P. R. y es Ell designado por Ell
promovente.
Y para 81 publication extiendo Ell
presente en- Guyana, P. r.. hoy dfa
A de Sept. de 1923.
Tomas Pagan Colon,
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Guayama, PR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12

Continuation de la Sta. pagina.)
dente del Consejo de ministries v a
todos los ministries que formaron ell
Gabinete presidido por ell marques de
Alhucemas.
LOS SOMATENES EN- TODA ESPA.
MA. oTRAS DISPOSICIONES
A Lac diez y cuarenta minutes lego
aver a Palacio Ell general Primo de
Rivera, y permanecio en- la Camara
Iscgia una bora y cuarenta y cinco
minutes.
A la salida manifesto 10 siguiente:
-Pocas cosas puedo decir a uste-
des. En- primer lugar les comunico
que Sc ha recibido un telegrama alta
mente s~atisfactorio respecto a la ac-
titud del Raisuni, ell cual Sc confia
a la ~fortaleza y lealtad de este Co
bierno y esta dispuesto a encargarse
de todas las ~incidencias que surian
en- Larache.
Ell Rey-anadi6-ha firmado un Real
decreto creando los somatenes en- to-
da Espana.
Ha aprobado ademas Su Majestad
la minuta de I'm Real decreto definien-
do los delitos de separatismo: propa-
ganda antiespa1ola, etc.
Tambien ha firmado Su Maiestad
algunos decretos de personal.
Por ultimo dijo Ell general Primo
&c Rivera que mahana ~presentaria al
Rey ell Directorio militar, y que, bajo
ia p%residencia del Monarca, Sc cele-
braria la primera reunion del 'Ditec-
torio, similar a la de los Consoles de
ministries. '"@@t"S HI b.
Ell GENERAL sARO, EN- FoMENTO
Ell general Saro, como miembro del
Directorio actual, estuvo aver manana
en- ell ministerio de Fomento, donde
reeunio a los jefes de Negociado y
anulo todos los libramientos que es-
taban en- circulation.
LOS FERROVIARIOS CONFEREN-
CLAN CON Ell DIRECTORIO
Una comision de ~ferroviarios estu-
vo aver en- ell ministerio de la Guerra
y fue recibida por ell general Saro,
quien aseguro que ell Gobierno aten-
dera todas las reclamaciones que sean
~justas, y muy especialmente estudia-
ra la exposition que lie acababan de
entregar. ~4'NA' 49, Z
Analogas manifestations hizo a la
comision ell presidente del Directorio,
senior Primo de Rivera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
dirigido por ell general Gomez Souza.


dirigido por ell general Gomez Souza.
Ell ASSESSOR DEL MINISTERIO DE
INSTRUCTION PUBLICA
Parece acordado ell nombramiento
de don Ramiro de Maeztu para ell car
go de ASSESSOR del ministerio de ms
truccion p1blica. 49,.
UNA DISPOSITION
TRASCENDENTAL
Lo es, sin duda alguna, la que esta
en- estudio del presidente del Directo-
rio y de los generates que 10 forman.
Parece que inmediatamente sera So
metido a la firma del Rey un Real de-
creto reduciendo. a dos amos la per-
manencia en- flas. s. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12

CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL DIsTRI
TO JUDICIAL DE- GUAYAMA.
PUERTO RICO. nar4.t

Estados Unidos de America, Ell Pre-
sidente de los E. E. u. U. S.
Antonio MercadO, P~romovente. Elk
Parte.-Civil No. 5747.-Informa-
cion de dominic. 'R' h ~!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
Disoluci6n de las Cortes
REUNION DEL DIRECTORIO EN-
LA PRESIDENCIA

REUNION DEL DIRECTORIO EN-
LA PRESIDENCIA
A las cinco de la tarde quedaron
reunidos en- la ~Presidencia del Conse-
10 los generates Saro, Daban, Beren-
guer ID. Federico), Navarro y Her.
moso, estos dos ultimos del nuevo Di-
rectorio, presididos por ell general Pri-
mo de Rivera.
Duro la reunion tres horas y media.
A la salida ninguno de los genera
les hizo manifestation alguna.
Ell presidente del Directorio, muy
reservado tambien, Sc limito a decir
que los decretos firmados por ell Rey
serfan facilitates en- Ell ministerio de
la Guerra.
LOS ACUERDOS
La extraordinaria reserva que guar
dan los generates del Directorio ac-
tual impide conocer los temas de su
estudio en- la reunion de aver; pero
suponemos su extraordinaria impor-
tancia, Y creemos que Sc traduciran
Embellishments en- decretos Y Reales
ordenes comunicadas.
CAMBIOS EN- Ell PERSONAL
Esta acordado ell nombramiento del
senior Archie para ell despacho de los
asuntos de Fomento, en- substitution
del Sr. Valenciano. L. - ot-o
De igual modo, ell Sr. Alfonso Mar
tfnez que hasta aver despachaba ell
ministerio de Gracia y Justicia, sera
reemplazado por ell Sr. D, Fernando
Cadarso. f2s-iatg .sl =
Del despacho de Gobernacion que
dan Separates los asuntos de Orden
publico, que llevara directamente con
ell presidente del Directorio Ell director
general SIS q4lus5.44- at-s.
ANULACION DE SUBASTAS. IL
BRAMIENTO SUSPENDIDOS
Sc acordo en- frme la anulacion de
todas las subastas de carreteras, re-
matadas por ell ministro de Fomento.
Entiende ell Directorio que han sido
adjudicadas con arreglo a %inf1uencias
politicas y para servir intereses po-
lfticos.
Tambien seran ~suspendidos los Ii
ramientos para Preparedness de ca
-rreteras.
La Real orden, con estos acuerdos,
Sc ffmara hoy. '3' ~
Ha quedado .anulada igua1mente la
consignacion de 400 1000 pesetas hecha
pol. Ell anterior ministro de Fomento
para ell distrito que reepresenntaba en-
Cortes.
En- total, las economics que Sc de-
Queen de estos acuerdos representa-
aproximadamente i6cho millonees de
pesetas.
9oe2 LA MIsfON DEL NUEvo O.
pre- " DIRECTORIO D
Hoy, probablemente, quedara cons
titufdo Ell e Directorio militar, y
cesaran acknowledgements en- sus gar
COS los, generates Cayaleanti, Dabap,
iBerenguer y Saro. ,s@ts Is ,s+,e,,,
En- la reunion que los directories
tengan, presidida por ell general Pri-
mo de Rivera, Sc determinara ell de-
partamento que cada general debe ms
naoos1no. o, Il e,,ooeivo
Ell de Estado sera inspeccionado o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
LOS ACUERDOS

La extraordinaria reserva que guar
dan los generates del Directorio ac-
tual impide conocer los temas de su
estudio en- la reunion de aver; pero
suponemos su extraordinaria impor-
tancia, Y creemos que Sc traduciran
Embellishments en- decretos y Reales
ordenes comunicadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12
Tomas Pagan Colon.

Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Guayama, PR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-12

Continuation de la Sta. pagina.)
dente del Consejo de ministries v a
todos los ministries que formaron ell
Gabinete presidido por ell marques de
Alhucemas.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
LANDLORD ENTERTAlNs
 HIS TENANTS

Some weeks ago the tenants in the Polet Flats held delightful dinner party to which they invited the landlord, A. POlet. Not to he outdone by his tenants Mr. Polet demonstrated the physical law that flor every action there is an equal and opposite reaction." he met the situation by inviting his hosts and hostesses to a return party at his home last Saturday evening. Mir. Polet evidently is a good chess play CT, for in this move he checkmated the possibility of request for re- ductiOn of rent or installation of new water system. After having accepted the invitation to pertici- pate in the lunch and entertainment afforded them on this occasion the tenants now have not the heart to make any new demands on their proprietor. Again diplomacy has won.
 The twelve people of the Polet Flats, including Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Bartholomew, accepted cordial in vatation to visit the Polet home last Saturday night and indulge In a general good time. Cards were play ed and later delicious lunch was served and the guests enjoyed them selves until late hour.
 Eighteen pevons. Including the Polet family, were present.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
FIRST RAIN STORM OF SPRING

Between the hours of one and four A. NJ. Thursday, Nome exper- fenced its first rain storm of the spring of 1923. During this time the precipitation was quite heavy. beading with force on the roofs and awakened peaceful slumberers.
 Turnout the day proceeding the weather was a combination snow and drizzle. with the final change into a real rain. From now on this community will be forced to considerable inconvenience by the softening snow drifts, already horse travel has become difficult and dan geroms as the animals punch deep holes in the snow.
 With warm nights and warmer days a few weeks more will register an entirely different aspect of our streets and tras1s.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
l ELITE BATH HOUSE CHANGES HANDS

On May 1st the EDte Bath House and Hotel changed hands. William Anderson retired, giving place to Andrew Box who now becomes pro- pnietor. Mir. Anderson will remain at the old stand until the opening of navigation when he will take the boat for the outside. It fs his in- tention to investigate the gold strike in the Labrador country, and if con- difions justify intends to engage in business there.
 Andrew Box, the new manager. is we'll known to the people of Nome and until his new venture was em- ployed by the Tuba Company. Un- der the new management the Hotel and Both House win undergo re- pairs and alterations. preparatory to the spring rush of business. The nany friends of Mir. Box wish him success in his new venture.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
NEW LAW GOVERNING
 KILLING OF BEAVER

The U. s. Marshal's Office is in receipt of telegram from o. J. Nitric. asking that publicity be giv- en to the new law governing killing of Beaver along the Yukon River. The telegram reads as follows:
 Fairbanks. Alaska. May 1, 1923. U. s. MARSHAL, Nome.
 The following telegram was receiv ed by me today: 70. J. Nitric. Fairba nks. Regulations providing a special open season for the killing of Beaver during the period of May 1 to May 18th, this year only, was recommended by Delegate Suther- land and becomes effective today. The order applies to the Valley and the Fairbanks-Yukon river country from the mouth of the Tanana river to Benng Sea. Give all publicly possable. NELSON"
 Kindly notify your deputies.
 o. J. MURIE.
 Asst. Biological Survey.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
AMUNDSEM REPORTED
 sNoW-Bu|ND oN TRAIL

According to inform ation receiv- ed in Nome, Amundsen and party left Kotzebue on April l2th for Wainwright. It was his intention. upon leaving Candle to go 10 Noor- vik, but upon reaching the trail forks took the Kotzebue trail. Reaching Kotzebue he remained two days as the guest of James Mcguire. It is reported that he was snow blind upon arriving at Kotzebue.
 According to report current in Nome it was the intention of Amun- dsen to acquire the Rydeen receiv- ing set at Candle. but as that out fit is not efficient enough for the dis tance contemplated. it no doubt has been abandoned.
 The wireless station at Soorvik has day time range of 500 miles and can easily communicate with Barrow if efficient equipment is in stalled alt that point.
 c. S. Scarborough. the movie man, being piloted by Joe DeRosie, has continued his trip from Candle to Wainwright and states he antfci- pates an early take of by Amund- sen.
 A rumor has been circulating in N me that Omdahl, Amundsen' s aviator, died during Amundsen's ab- sence. but to date no confirmation has been received
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
NEW STRIKE IN LABRADOR
 INTICES NONIElTES

News has reached Nome that a gold strike has been made in the Labrador country. Effort has been made to obtain details regarding what has been found and the gen. eral conditions of the country. So far no particulars have been receiv- ed.
 Feeling the urge to seek new fields of activity a number of old time Nome miners and prospectors have decided to take a chance and inves- tigate the new prospect. To date four well known miners have -signi- fled their intention to take the first boat and leave for the Labrador country. As strike enthusiasm is contagious it is believed that others will join the party and try their luck in the new country
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
ANfNT THE ELECTION
 GAMBLING BILL

As wiR be seen elsewhere in this issue the anti-election gambling bill was killed in the senate. Book making is the only form of gambl- ing in Alaska not covered by statute, and in the past has been used and abused to no small degree. Glar- ing examples of pernicious influence exercised by this means of vote get ting were witnessed in the last gen. eral election held in Nome. Real izing the vici0usness of this policy of present day campaGg ming. Repre- sentative Decker from Nome intro duced the bill attempting to make it a statutory offense to indulge in Election Gambling thru bookmak- ing. The House passed the Bill af- ter few hours delfberation and de- bate. but the Senate refused to view the matter in the same light and accordingly the Bill was killed.
 If the people of Nome find the present method of gambling objec- tionable the remedy lies in a City Ordinance to be passed by the City Council. Control of civic affairs lies wholly wFth the Council and they can designate what shall or shall not constitute law and order within the confines of the City Him.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
VISITING ALASONs 10
 ENTERTAIN REGULAR BODY

At the present oime there are over twenty visiting Masons in Nome. that is, members who belong to other lodges but attend the Nome lodge. In appreciation of the cour- tesy and general good fellowship shown the visitors by local Masons. it was decided by the visitors to give an entertainment to the Nome bodies. Saturday. May 18th. is the date set for the event. the nature of which has not yet been divulged. Needless to say the visitors will do themselves proud.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
NOME FOUNDRY OPEN
 FOR BUSINESS

Hendricks and Balsar, who have been prospecting east of Nome dur. ing the winter. have returned to Nome. The gentlemen will immed- lately open the Nome Foundry on the Spit and get ready to serve the public in their line of work. Both Mir. Hendricks and Mir. Balsar are expert foundry men and successfully handle all work assigned them.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
TELLER MaH-LAsT TRIP

Henning Johnson left Nome May 2nd with the last consignment of mail for Teller. Johnson substitut- ed on this trip for the regular car rier Joe De Rosie.
 The winter service to Teller is once a month and with this trip of May 2nd ends the wint.r schedule. No more mail will go forward until opening of navigation.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER
 A1Ras1vEs OVER TRAIL

Leonard W. Smith. eng neer-in charge ot the government Snake River Harbor project. ar7ived in Nome last Sunday, April 29th. hay ing come over the winter trail frtm Nenana.
 lMr. smith states that extensive har- ,bor wonk will be pursued this year. cousisting Of extension of the north reyetment and other Improvements tncdent to placing the harbor in . navigable condition.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
DIR. WEIGH CONFINED
 10 HIS APARTMENTS

Dr. Curtis Welch, our local medico is confined to his apartments over the Nj. & NJ Bank with an annoying attack of carbuncles- It has been necessary to lance frequently to af- ford the patient relief.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05

Jerry Sullivan is freighting his mining supplies for the Serpentfne district. Having but a small team of dogs he has found 1t necessary to double trip his inads. He makes a trip to the U. S. Roadhouse and then returns for another load.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05

MT. and Mrs. Wm. Cameron re- .urned to Nome this week from their irip to Candle. MT. Cameron pilot ed C. s. Scarborough to Candle from which point Joe DeRosie will take the photographer to his destination. Wainwright.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
WIRELESS TOWER TO
 RECEIVE COAT PAINT

Pursuant to an inquiry sent out by the Army. Chas. Larson has re- ceived the contract to paint the steel tower at the Radio Station Work will begin as soon as weather conditions permit
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05

Frank Dufresne and Earl Modinf left Nome Tuesday for the Shdsh- maref country. Dufresne goes on a business trip relative to the Fur Law enforcement. while Earl travels along for an outing. Both men ex- pect to be absent from Nome for about two weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
HANIMON DITCHES
 BEING OPENED

Work has begun on the Hammon Ditch system. A crew of men, uQ- der Supt. Leonard Sappala, are at work on Little Creek and Cape Horn tnnneling the deep snow along the ditch.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
NOTICE OF MEETING.

\ meeting of the Federal Labor Union will be held in the Hall, MOn- day May 7th, at P. NJ. Business of importance.
 IVAN SCHEME, Secy.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
EDWARD Fox

The Watch Repairer, Is now in town and will repair your watch if left with John Litchenberg at Holt's Store.
 EDWARD J. FOX.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05

Eric Johnson. the we'll known former Deputy United States Mar shal at Council. arrived this week over the trail
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
TRAIL NOTES.

MT. and Mrs. o. $. Weaver return ed Sunday afternoon from their busi- ness and pleasure trip to Candle and way points.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05

1 cts , aAy win bring the weekl,
 NSeSss . your hadas.
The Nome nugget., 1923-05-05
LOCAL NEWS
ATTRACTIONS SCHEDULED.

May 5th, Eastern Star Social. May 10th, Masonic Social.