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The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

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 OFFICE AT NOME. ALASKA
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 NOTICE IS nEREBl GIVEN rhaf Charles A Nogei whose resi- dencr and post office address lS Nome. Alaska has made application in the United States Land Office a' Nome Territory of Alaska for pat ent for his placer mining claim call ed No. t Bench adjoining Creek Claim NJ. 6 Below on Dry Creek on tho right limit, in Cape Nome Re ska and within the Nome Lana ms trict. and designated Mineral Sur vey No. ls33. the exterior hnundar ies thereof being as follows, mag netic variation IS deg. lo min, to 19 deg 30 min F:
 Beginning at Cor No l identical with Cor No. of No. 1 Laura Gulch Sur ll24 and Cor No. I of No, ? Laura Gulch, Sur 44G. being a fir post ins. sq fl. abo"e ground in earth mound. whereon is Scribel fo'' this survey E 6-1S33, and nom which l. $, l.. M. No. Ii baa:s N 49 deg. 2g. min w 3293J ft; thence $. SIS deg. US min. [. Ga fl to Cor ,; thence $. IT deg. 39 rin w. l2765 ft to Cor 2 thence N SS deg. 2l min W. 6oo 1t. to Cor No. 4 thence N. h deg. 39 min. F. l26S5 fl. 10 place of beginning. area. IT s26 acres.
 This claim is "n unsurveyed land, situate about 225 miles north from Town of Nome and mouth of Snake River. USLM No. II to which this claim is tied, is Il fir post 6 ins. sq. , 1t. above ground in stone mound 3 it. high. scribed USLM No. II and situate on elevat ed ground 70 fl. east of Bessie Road. approximately 1900 u N N. E. from month of Ifolyoke Creek and ? 3 miles N of Nome in Lai f4 deg. 32 min x Long l65 deg 22 min w.
 Adjoining claims are; on the north, Haakon Placer. unsurveyed; on the east. Maud Association Pla- 'er. nnsnrv"Yed. J P Schmedline 'laimant. on the south, No below ,n Dry Creek Placer. Sur 456: on he west. No. l Laura Gulch Placer. Sur No. 1l2i
 A. N KITTILSEN
 Register Publish May &. Is. 22. 20, June ,. l2. 19. 26, July 3. 1926.
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Work oi cleaning up the refuse et rhe winters accumulation on Nomas Main street was begun this wrek ami h. the end ot the week our streets shoult present a mnelt cleaner and healthier condition While The street committee are 'lo= ing this work. ii would be well to consider the matter of flushing the Main street with the fire hose, bN disconnecting the nozzle and allow ing the water to wash the fine dust awav therehv placing the city in q possibly preventing an epidemic of colds and influenza from ;he fine dust which flies into the homes and residences
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

On the evening of Saturday May 18th. Nome Aerie No 75 F. o. F. will entertain the pleasure loving public by dance in the small Ea- gle Hall. There will he no charge invite verbally as many friends az he desires There is no limit
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Hongkong. May 6, (R-A Portu- gese destroyer rescued Captain Lori- ga TabOada and his mechanician who were missing for four days, aear Macao. Their goal. when they hew to Panoi. French Indo. China. last Saturday. enroute to Manila from Madrid.
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London. May 2. (P)-The govern ment announced that the armed for ces Of the crown would receive full governmental support in assisting the civil authorities in dealing with the strike situation.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08
KILLED WHILE
 MAKING ARREST

Everett. Mass. May 6. lH3-Ons policeman was Killed and another seriously wounded while attempt ing to arrest man who was accused of annoying a woman. The man was wounded and captured after the re serves bombarded the house in which he took refuge.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

The Healti= Committee og the city nnArfl has caused a notiee ta=b he rrb,i-aoti eisew itere n this issue requesting property owners % clean up their premises, also that the hract hash ut properties fronting 04 tnr oeeaii, remoHt garbage te h" 'ta A general eleanup day will be euhuuAcpi later a4d is desired 'A0t everyone ass,st in the general al.umHn.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08
MOVES TRANSFER OFFICE

Al Pan9man the transfer and water man, announces that he has made arrangements with MarIus Sac0hsRaartl ut his new place of business on Front street, next to Lehmann's Store, to take orders and care for collections. For prompt ser- vice telephone Main 89.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank he Rehekah i.odge of Nome the members of ls- loo No. Pioneers of Alaska and the many kind friends whose sym pathies and loving trIendship mas been SO generously given me in the b,r, aycment Of the death and iuh- erai of my wife.
 DUNCAN L. NAtDoNAlp
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08
EAGLES ATTENTION

All Eagles are requested to as semble in the Club rooms on Sun day evening 7:30 P NJ. for the pur- pose of attending in a body Mothers bay services at the Federated Church
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

nDnc4u L Macdonald aud Geel ss Motto i,fG Nome iar Cardie eight oelotk=P- N Tuesday Mi Macdonald had seven dogs and Geo Motto ten does, according to report rom solomon by telephone they ar rived at point at five A, M#the lollowine morning having | Very tough trip but expecting better t:ayollius= =etn,i..iens when they get AWay from He coast
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

rln. Alaska Road Commission has Wcedy started activities al the snake riear harbor construction work Fob I.elgerwood with his crew arH ioiIfr preparatory work at rHr present time
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Unalakleet precincts Sutherland IS. Mccain 1. Adams 2. Boyle g. Jensen 16 Gabrielson 13. Lomen IT, Sundquist li. Woofter l3.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

NJ J Walsh returned Sunday from q trip to the kougarok mining sec lion. and brought with him the re- suits of the primary election held ai Taylr Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

Water was put into the fire mains the latter part of May. and is the earliest date on record in the his tory of the camp.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

lr Won Zcsch returned 10 Nome trip nver seward Peninsula doinss dental work Madam Won Zeseh mad" tfn=ttia Hy dog team. having Na1us tett =53st u,cember. Arthur Hao~''u aea mpan,ed the doctor as ohaufleur
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B1utf precincts Sutherland 5. Mccain 5. Aldrich 2. Boyle 1, Jen- sen 12. Gabrielson 10. LOmen 12. Sundquist 12, Woofter H.
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Antwerp, May z. (R)-The dock workers decided to cease handling coal shipments for England.
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Delegate
Total

The Pioneer social which had been previously planned for tonight has been indefinitely postponed
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London. May 2. R-Troops wear ing steel helmets and carrying full field equipment were sent t9 the dock district.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

St. Michael precinct-Sutherlan 9. Boyle :. Jensen :. Gabrielson 7, Lomen :. SundQuist :. Woofter '.
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Golovin precincts-Sutherla T. Jensen $. Gabrielson 10. Lomen 8 SundQuist 9. Woofter II. Adams
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Copenhagen. May 7. B-Fhe exe- cutive committee of the Danish trade unions gave the Employers
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

Nome aerie No. a F. 0. E. at a recent meeting selected Saturday May 18th to give their last winter social. Committee
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THOUSANDS PAID
 TO BRIBE OFFICIALS

New York. May 3. LR)-Assistant U. s. Attorney Stichman said that he was in possession of records
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08
Second Division Totals

Following is the total votes cast as received from Nome. Little Creek Fortuna Ledge, Willow. kotzebue Teller Candle. Deering. and Utica solomon. Taylor. Bluff, Golovin, Unalaklcet and solomon precincts;
 Yk,1egRte
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PRIMARY ELECTION RETURNS
 FROM [ MORE PRECINCT

Following are the returns from Bluff. Golovin. Unalakleet and Solo, mon precincts received this week:
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

Dan Crowley of the Lomen Rein deer X Trading Corporation, who las been on d trip of inspection to Teller, returned to Nome Friday Mir. Crowley reports very hard trip down the coast
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

Association preleminary notice that they would strike to support the Bri- tons.
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LOCAL NEWS

The city street department is do- ing some necessary work on the thoroughfares of the city.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08

The time is now ripe for everyone 10 begin to help make Nome more nresentable for the arrival of the passengers on the encomine boats his Year Civic pride alone should h. the thing to guide the conscience of the property owners in painting cleaning and repairing their places of business as well as the residen- ces IL is also hoped that the own CTS of he property which had Ihe sad misfortune to be burned down last November, will see that the clarred remains of the structures are removed and the lots cleared of the refuse and made more present able
 This is not to be taken as a criti- cism in anyway, manner shape or form, because We know that the owners of the burned buildings in tend to do so, but the many persons making inquiries in reference To ihesu things can rest assured that everything will be cleaned up in nm" iui the arrival of the vessels
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08
HARDWARE WHOLESALE [ RETAIL.

Lang Ranges and Camp stoves. Assortment of Wood aAd Coaa Heaters, Coal oil and Regaiap
 Primus Stoves.
 Columbia and Pacific 8hovels. Aluminium, Granite and Cr0ckery Ware Paints, Oils, 0lass, Wall
 Paper and oil Cloth.
 Roofing and Coal Tar. Wire Cable, Rubber Rafting and steam Hose. Taspaalins, Tents esd Canvas Hose. Deadeninx F6lt, Malthoid and Building Papev. Corrugated Iron and WoFs Fox
 Pending.
 A. E. WRIGHT 9aceess0r to B. |. Hell.
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|spBscRIBH FOR THE NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-08
NOTICE OF .NPPIIC ATlo\ FOR PATIENT
 S.rial No. Os1t
Serial No. VII

IN TIE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT NOME. ALASKA
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Evening star., 1926-09-26

.merica are becoming popular in
England.
Evening star., 1926-09-26

kle. The students gave the ordinary
American tourist q lesson IN dignity
and self-control. and they gave to the
people of Havana an exhibition In
which Americans could take just
pride"
During the stay at havana the fac
ulty Of the University OF Havana gave
a reception and luncheon. which was
attended by Ambassador Crowder.
Bulletins of the Associated Press on
the Dempsey. .Tunney fight Thursday
night were received aboard the Ryn-
dam and were ca gerry fonowed by the
students. who gave three cheers for
the new champion when the decision
was announced.
The next port Of call Of the Ryndam
is the Panama Canal.
Evening star., 1926-09-26

Greece is placing a tax on every
person practicing any kind of trade
or profession.
Evening star., 1926-09-26

When Crinoline Uas
important Ue rushed
to Lansbrgh's"
chow your aunt and | hung
on every word ofGustave and
James Lansburgh before that
assembly! What a great
mother your aunt thought me
for indulging her in her weak
ness for that boyish major
whose beardedportraityou re
looking atl
"They tell me it's great.
big store now. and Just as
pleasant with its hundreds of
people as it used to be when
Just the two owners waited
on trade. | can't get down
now telephone this Jane
Stuart of theirs. "
We have such reminis-
cence as this repeated to US
often enough to give US a
warm pride in whatever part
We have played and are
playing in the Capital. We
are reencouragedto tofeelt thatyou
will be interested when we
tell you that right now we are
planning definite expression
of this pride.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
.7h, 8th and E Sts.
Going on
Evening star., 1926-09-26
GOOD RECORD MADE
BY STUDENTS AFLOAT
Stop at Havana Of Ship University
Featured by Mems Fine
Department.

BY Radio to the Associated Press.
STEAMSHIP RYNDAM. September
25.-Studies have been resumed aboard
this floating university" after brief
stop at Havana. when the honor sys-
tenn among the 500 students was given
it's first test.
Some members of the faculty, hav-
ing visualiZed Havana as place
where the quenching of thirst is the
first consideration among America n
tourists. feared the worst, but the re-
suits of the honor system were so
splendid that every one on board the
ship was happy and proud.
I'VE doubt very much II at any col
lege in America with an equal mum.
Der of students there were as few
cases Of delinquency.' said Dean Hec-
Evening star., 1926-09-26
POLISH FLYERS FINISH
WARSAW-TOKIO JOURNEY
Round Trip of 14.125 Miles Wins
Decoration for Both-Last
Lap Speedy.

Capt. Orlnski. Polish aviator, today
completed round-trip fight from
Warsaw to Toxic, covering 14.125
miles. He was accompanied by Sergt
service.
The last lap of ! 1.0e0 miles from
Moscow to Warsaw, was completed in
6 hours and Il minutes, practically
20 miles an honi
Premier Rartel arrived At the avia-
tion field few minutes after the
plane landed and decorated Capt. Or
linslli with the gold cross of merit
end Sergl Kuhiak with the silver
cross.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
OFFICIALS NAME GROUP
TO AID FIRE PREVENTION
Special Week of October to Be
Observed in Washington With
Commissioners o. X.

The District Commissioners yester-
day appointed a committee to make
ARA ngements for the proper observ-
ance of Fire Prevention week. begin
ming October 3, and to secure the
cooperation of all Citizens AssoCia-
tions. The committee will hold its
organizatio meeting in the board
room of the District Building, We'd
nesday afternoon at A o'clock.
The personnel follows: Harry Viner,
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
citation: Harry NJ. Keyser. Edgar
Norris. l<iwanis club: Charles w.
Darr. Chamber of Commerce: Paul
+. Grove. sr.. Washington Optimist
Club: Ralph W. Lee. Rotary Club:
Evening star., 1926-09-26

CHICAGO. September 2s @.-A
letter and a post card. dropped In q
whisky bottle from an oil tanker cff
Palm Beach. Fla. July 20. 1928. have
been delivered to the addresses here.
John f. Hart. the sender. thought the
bottle would float to Florida. Instead
IT was carried to the Shetland Isla nds
where the missives were mailed tive
weeks agn
Evening star., 1926-09-26

Lewis A. Payne, Cosmopolitan Club;
James G. Adkins. H. F.. c. Rainey,
Underwriters Association; Rudolph
Jose. Civitan Club; Norbert James
Doyle, Washington Herald; John H.
Dodge, Washington Times; James F..
Chinn. The Evening Star; Dan De
Souza. the Daily News; J. Leo Kolb,
George O. Vass, Charles Linkins. c.
r. Renns. Bishop 1. n. Ross. Albert
Schulteis. Chief George s. Watson,
of the Fire Department.; Fire Marshal
=. V. Seib, of the Fire Department;
ieut. O. r. Moxley, of the Fire De-
partment: DR.. F. w. Ballou. superin-
tendent Of schools: a representative
from each of the following: Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations, Lions
Club. Insurance club. Freedmen's =
Hospital, Board of Trade. New Com
Ars' Club and Washington Post.
Greece is placing tax on every
person practicing any kind of trade
Evening star., 1926-09-26

ing the rank Of commander. Twenty.
Ave years ago he resigned and since
then has devoted his time to evangeL
ism. He composed some of the hymns
used by the army.
Before Williams Jennings Bryan
died. he requested Booth to take over
the leadership Of the Bible class Of
the First Presbyterian Church Of
Miami. Booth conducted the class
until his health failed a few weeks
ago and he returned to Yonkers.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
Seize 16 Quitting Italy.

NAPLES. September * P).-Fas-
ciet militia AT this port have detained
16 persons who were discovered
aboard two vessels while attempting
10 sail cIandeStinely for the United
States. The party is said to have paid
$50. 900 lire To reach America.
Evening star., 1926-09-26

Prof II. G.. .Jacohaeus of Stockholm,
Sweden. inventor of the "endoscope.
an apparatus equipped with mirrors
by the use of which a surgeon is able
actually To inspect the pleural cavity
and examine its contents for adj
hesions. will speak in Michigan.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
HERBERT BOOTH, ONCE
OF SALVATION ARMY, DIES
Son Of Founder Quit IS Years Ago
for Evangelism-Taught Bryan's
Bible Glass.

By the Associated Press.
YONKERS, n. T., September 2b.-
Herbert Booth. son of Gen. William
Booth. founder of the Salvation
Army. died at his home here today.
His sister. Evangeline Booth, leader
Of the army In the United States, was
at his bedside.
MIR. Booth served with the Salvation
Army In Canada and Australia. hold
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-08-19
County Raiders
Uncover Large Still

What is described by officers as the
largest most complete alcohol
distilling plant to be found in the
county was uncovered 90 the Dennis
Valentine farm, linton Falls Monday
by county detectives. The plant,
one Of the most modern ever found, is
worth about $4,000 according to
those who found it. Five men and
one woman were arrested and com
mitted to the county jail in default Of
bail as material witnesses. Two stills
were alse raided in Atlantic High
lands.
At same time at Atlantic Highlands
While the county raiders were busy
at linton Falls, County Detectives
Leonord Shields andWilliam Mustow
raided the home of Frank White, on
Miller street. and found two 5o-gallon
stills. White was making corn
whisky, using pop corn similar, to that
sold on the boardwalk A quantity of
LIQUOR was found and White was taken
to the county Jail and held in 81 900 on
4 charge of operating still The
latter was destroyed
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-08-19
AppIegate-AppIeget
Reunion Held At
Tennent Sunday

The Apologize Appleget reunion
was held a Tennent church on Sunday.
At HOO an Interesting sermon on Sab
ba Day observance was listened to
from Rev Charles r. VanHook, of Col
lingswood, N. j.
After the service the meeting was OPP
ened by PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. VanHook.
President Otto Applegate, of Eaton
town. took charge Of the meeting
etteTs Of regret at not being able
to attend were receis ed from Mrs. f..
b. Spalding of New York City, J. G.
Dunlap, Of Lincoln, Neb., and Andrew
q Api legate Of Cleveland, Ohio. These
were ordered filed by the Secretary.
Officers reelected for the ensuing
year wer Otto Applegate of Eaton
town, President; Frank b. Apologize
Of Trenton, Vice President; Mrs. Sarah
Sheppard Of South Amboy, Secretary
and Mrs. Otto Applegate, of Eaton
town, Treasurer.
These relics from the Library Of Max
cy Applegate ST., were inspected.
Records of Presbyterian Church from
17O6-17SS.
George Washington's discharge of a
badge of merit man from the Conti-
mental army
Gen. Robert Monckton s letter
to lord CRANKY that his BROTH
er, Henry Monekton killed at Battle
Of Monmouth be allowed to purchase
Majorcy ia the 18th Regimentof foot.
Picture Of Robert Monckton was also
inspected.
Signatufeof Charles Lee second in
command o Washington in the CONT
mental Army
Signature of Lafayette.
Mrs Stella Apologize of Trenton pre-
sented some interesting views of Walter
Ker of which she is q descendant.
The Secretary, Mrs. Sarah Sheppard,
read an account of the death OF Col.
Henry Monckton who lies buried
by Old Tennent Church, written by
M axcy Apologize, Sr.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-08-19
Matrimonial
wEBsTER- DoBBINs.

Robert N. Dobbins, Of Adelphia, and
Miss Ruth e. Webster, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Webster, Of
Hyson, were united in marriage Thurs
DAY afternoon Aug. IS, 1896, at the
brides home at four o'clock.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of the immediate families and
q few friends by Rev. A. Il. Dreamer,
pastor of the local church. After the
ceremony supper was served The
BRIDE was attired in q costume of rose
silk. They left for honeymoon by
automobile for Lake Hopatcong. Upon
their return they will live at Adelphia.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-08-19
Obituary
ANsoN ]. oONovER.

died at his home, 1904 Pinkney ST.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 7th, after linger-
ing illness. Mr. Conover WAS born at
MAnalapan the son Of Decatur Como
yer and spent his boyhood days in this
vicinity In 1887, he married Miss Ella
McChesney of Freehold. and has since
then, lived in Omaha. He is survived
by his wife and one son, and two grand
children. Also brother, Theodore of
Chicago and sister, Mrs. Leonard
Marceilus Of Bismark, n ID. Mrs. Com
over is a sister of Mrs. Abbie McChe
ney Rutter.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-08-19
KENNEDY TO SELL HOLLY
WOOD HOTEL AT AUCTION.

Saturday, August S1st, at 2 P. NJ. on
the premises, William Kennedy, Auc-
tioneer, will sell the world famous Hoi-
lywood Hotel, Long Branch, Nj, to-
gether with eight cottages, also the adj
Joining 800 Lakefront residential lots
These properties are located on Ce-
dar Ave, Hoey Ave. Woodgate Ave
and Stedman Place. The Hollywood
Hotel was the summer home Of Presi-
dents Grant and Garfield. and is close
to sShadowIawn' the former sumner
home Of President Wilson. The West
End HOLLYWOOD Station Of the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey, and
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad is only a
faw minutes walk from the hotel.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-08-19
Fancy Dress Party
At Sea Girt

A fancy dress party was given By
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Naylor at their
home in Sea Grit on Tuesday evening
in honor of the wedding annivsary Of
their daughter Mrs. Henry H. Free
man and Mr.. Freeman Of East Or
ange whose wedding occurred while
they were residing at Sea Grit eleven
years ago.
Among the guests were friends OF
long standing including Mr.. and Mrs
F. E. Hutchins and Mr.. and Mrs L. ID.
Post of Sea Grit, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
L. Davis of Avon and DR.. and Mrs
w. W. Brash Of the Sea Girt summer
colony.
Prizes for original costumes were
awarded to DR. Brash, who portrayed
a Scotch Highlander and Mr.. Freeman
who PLAYED the part Of ali Italian
Organ Grinder.
Other costumes that attracted favor,
able comment were worn by MIR. Post
as a farmer, Mrs. Post as a Japanese
LADY, Mr.. Naylor as chef, Mr.
H .tchins as country gentleman. MIR.
Davis as waiter and Mr.. Brash as a
colonial dame.
The first part Of the evening was Civ
EN- over to bridge and followed by a
dainty supper and the remainder OF
the evening was given over TO dancing