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The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
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W5shineru MWoH I lPi Gen eIal Aimnaser Smith. of tip. .Naska Hatlrog1 ,vll} tra.c tma6Few ru N,..=,l.., He yill 1rrjyo in stn.~ed ahont Mafelt-2alI ll,=aid that he WAS well satisfied tf 'ue tr.u ueent thH Inc rara.4l zl=u r1n= ga44 .nd taz Huee,- I m lU. rathoal @ill HcrN' rhe +9n.o ap p9u.omn H.1 aae and t fa said pHa ber' ai!l n~ ftfirty per cent increase Ia l4r height lon naee u he fra ,s uahfhs of rhe @aleny t-of ze4 =pre9tlee thaf the ,.pa5afinr driip Hil be Two Hundred =iliuH ant 3AlL,r- les than la+t yea. Gpt.rn=H Park = expected to ie5ea .ar *t#fa ID 5 week
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minigg and recording district. in order to uoid said -Itin under Hfa provisions of he 'na of tNr United states and the Territory of Alssta concerning annual lah0r uppn min lng cIa,m@s snch eNpeaHiiurr bsius tlis oH,1un Ee4uinI hs law 70 hell said cl1sn dfFr.n- sait perioA
 And You are hereby notified that Fl within ninety days from the conl= pletion of the publication hereof, yat fatl or refuse tn contribute 10 the undersigned youe proportion af such nNpenlitgr. ru.oHnrr #se#r n crest in said placer minius caim will heromr laa property of the nndef-iencl Nong cp-uwuer. Nho has nade aueh feuiyrd ey penditure.
 Dated af Nome, Alask.l thc 18th day of February le9fa
 W. l ROWE
 Cp-Ownef- Publish Feb la 2ol Marah= i. E 2n, 27. Aprtl 2 t0, IT, 2t May l. S. lHIG
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
FOX FARMERS UP AGAINST TT

Seattle. March 3. R)-EInest r. Walker, executive member of the Alaska Game Commission and also n member of the United States Bio logical Survey in Alaska. arrived here enroute to Washington The purpose of his visit Is to make his annual report to the Department of Agriculture.
 He said: Many of the fox far mers are up against it. but they are speculators who expected to make cleanup in short time. The price of fur is down and the market uncertain. For years the production kept the-'same while the growers devoted most of their time
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
WILL. ABOLISH DRY SQUAD

Seattle March 2. A', Chief of Police Severyns announced that 1T Mayor Brown were reelected, ne would abolish the police dry squad. He said that the move was Tor centralization of authority in the work of liquor and narcotic en- fnrcement. The details of the work will be directed by captains com manding three headquarters. The announcement followed a charge bv district attorney Revelle that seventy thousand dollars month was being paid by vice interests TOT protection Lieutenant George Com- stock will revert to his former as signment as headquarters Lieu tenant. He is now head Of the dry squad.
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in stock reproduction Now there are abont three hundred islands of the coast of Alaska devoted to f"v farming. Last year the growers killed off q great number of e1lis and dumped the pclts on the mar ket making the supply of an infer for grade and the fur price drop ped: hut il will come mp when the quality of the pelts improve The pelts this year from both the wild and tame animals are inferior be cause of the extremely mild win ter. Alaska offers rcal oppor innity for fox farming '
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
WEDNESDAY,
 (TEtEGRApHICl
BELIEVES BUILDING
 PROGRAM TOD HIGH

Washington. March ?. (Pl l- President Coolidge served notice on Chairman Butler of the House Ma val Committee that he believed that the eighty five million q year for five years as t naval building program was to" high for time of peace. Butler has been summoned to the White House To go over the provisions of the bill. II was indi- o;'trd tha; Burl"i is deterlained L." have the llous" consider his pro po%I.
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NOTICE OF ronti.,llnM.


 r" Mrs k A H.wljns Yopr heilf
 pNecutos. admin 7trators and a;
 signs;
 Ynu are hereby npndel that th undersigned has expended the sHI uf one hundred dollars during oac' Inf the years l92a. 1921. 1929. l9" and lH2i III labor and improve ments unon each of the fuilowin named calims Some River Ha. Group and the stella Chou placer mining clajms situated ot Nome River, in tb" cape Nom, Mining District and Precinct Territory of ln 4k B. th location optitl-a at og which Pr found of record u tlI- Hniee ot th Recorder of said di4iIt and prt cinc', tn order to bold satl claim under th" provisions of rhe law of he United Statrs, apd the Ter ritor, of Alaska. courrruing aunua labor upon minins claims. Sue expenditures heinz ine amuunt ro qured by said hW4 to hold sai. claims during sail period,
 And you are further notitle thai il within ninety days from til completion oI ihe publication here of, for the period oi ninety day you fail or refuse to cnniribut, to lbr undersigned your proportion of s3eh expenditure aa q cu-owner vour interest in said. mining claim will become the property "f tn undersigned your co owner, wh has made. such required eNpcndi turc Dated Il, Nome. Alaska. the 13tl day of February. t926 ". I. ROWE.
 Co Owner Publish Feb. 13. 4o, 27, March G
 13, 20. 27, April 3, 10, r.. 2t
 May 1. &. 1926.
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RApS aEr-RICH-QtHk
 CONCERNS ON COAST

Seattle. March ?. Ar William A. Hnlzhrimer of Ketehikan. for merly U $ Attorney or the hrst division and later pisirict Judge al Nome. said yesterday. Alaska IS suffering incalculable harm rom the gci-rich-guick promotion sche- mes. For years il has been q fertile field for men who sell stock in some highiiown enterprise. These men are not Alaskans. but outsiders. They merely use Alas ka with it's romantic and fabulous history as a peg on which to hang their schemes We down here should see what can he done to send these fellows to jail.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
HARTLEY RAPS
 MAJORITY ,LE(HSLiTORS

Spokane Feb 27. Governor Hartley launched a campaign n gainst the majority legislators. He said: "The so-called legislative majority seeks to justify it's eXis- tence with the statement that il or ganized to combat toe recommen- dations contained in my first mes sage. whereas the fact is that they organized months in advance of the special session." He charged that the majority organized, not 10 pro tect the state institutions, but to further their own ends.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Roy F. Smith. your heirs, ad
 ministrators. executors and t,s
 signs:
 You are hereby notified that tho undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars during each of the years 1910. 1911. 1912, 1915 1914. 1915, 1916. 1917, 1920 end ing on Dec. 31st. and 1921. 1929. 1923. 1924. ending at ? o'clock Meridian July 1st, in labor and im- provements upon the Harlem No. 1 Association placer mining claim on the Nome River. in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording Dis trict. Second Division, Territory of Alaska, the location certificate of which is of record in Volume 157 at Page 16i. of the records of said
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enforce the law. He complained that the continuous agitation a. gainst the law was responsible for the social trend toward drinking now in evidence. He said that he when the hostess would apologize for serving liquor instead of for not serving it, but he predicted that in any event, the hostess would soon apologize for tfe qua lity of the liquor she served at least.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
tENSURE RESOLUTION
 DEFEATED IN SENATE

Washington, Feb. P. RD-The Senate. by Il vote of thirty-three to thirty six. refused to adopt a re- solution assailing the department of Justice for the manner in which il investigated whether the Alumni mum Company of American violat- ed federal court decrees. Senator Robinson. Democrat. of Arkansas. abandoned resolution which would authorize the President to employ special counsel to prosecute contempt proceedings against the company With two exceptions. the democrats stood solidly for it's a. doption.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
~t IFIN PARTY
 NEENEH Nl IiNA\

Banana Mach =l'h pi',= smith He.sslaan Anderson and Waskey ar rived here Tucs5aA They ae w' me supplics tofliiIe tlip In Berfh' where they Wilt=enthr tut the Poi ,l the journey te Baro~== sfhe> will leave here with five tetnts and forty lee dogs aud two Indian triV CTS smith said that thoN @uuld rr;lth Point B.lrtow in thriH eirh' days after leaving here. They viii lake he AIatna mail trail and then
 Q up=the koyukHk to John River They will then follow he John river to the summit of the Brooks Rang, md drop down on the other side and follow the tolvillc river tu the Arctic Ocean ,h nc" along the coast }n Barrow.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
AIRPI.ANE SERVICE
 TO RED LAKE

Winnipeg, Feb. 27, B-Jack Elliott. an aviator of Hamilton, On tario. announced yesterday that commencing Monday he would inaugurate airplane service from Hudson to the Red Lake gold strike. taking prospectors there in two hours while it takes musher eight days. Three planes will be shipped to Hudson from Hamilton. The tariff will be entirely by weight.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
tlE BOARD RHTONINENDA-
 TIONS VOTED DOWN

Washington, March , fPl Tn House military committee bN q yrtc
 t tea to eleven refns Il |. ippor' q bill treating il department of Natonal Defense. l. also refuscd by close vote#io report T meas ure to create T Unified Air Service and bill to create Il Separat" Ali Corps Tn" committee rejected hN a vote= If len to eleven bill spon -ored bv th" War Department t0 carry out the recommendation of the Coolidge Air Board
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
FASCIST PAPER THREATENS CORRESPONDENT

Rome. Feb. 2T, H',=The Il Tovere, a fascist newspaper voiced Il threat against the Rome cores pondent of the London Daily EN press unless lie leaves Italy. The paper objected to q report concern ing Mussolini's illness and that he was forced to live on starvation diet. The paper said We fascists have no desire to seek "nt this cor respondent nor desire to be con strained to put him without com pljment under he hoofs of the horse on which Duce takes his daily tide" Duce means Mussolini.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
HOME CONVICT ED
 OF tONSpIR ICY

Juneau. Mareh 1. A', Charles lloNio was convicted of conspiraN to violate the Nolsi"ad Act here md sentenced to two years in the pcnieuiary and fo pay j fine "l four thousand dollars He was given sevoniv-lv" days within which Do perfect his appeal and released on Il bond of eir'lt lhouMard dollars
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
5t! ERE tETW'
 REPORTED IN CREE, |

Sef.a AIaJel l. Ir courier from Greece reported sryero earthquake in tile rnlap=Haezrs + shook a tiff froia a maantainside which rolled into valley crushing a train Three cars we're caush' and many passengers rrre Killed \ sIiaht 4fack MS reported here
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
NOTICE OF FoRFElrrKi:.

T" James Stamoulos, James lla'er-
 ines. F k. towden, liostas Bus
 tathiou ,lohn Kaohikas NiFholas
 Fill. George Man'ikas. tho heirs,
 executors, administrators end as-
 signs of each
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned hna expended inc sum of on. Hundrrd Dollars in repre- 5eutine th. KanmWa A=soc.Atian Placer Mining rlaim fori"iasl no lice of location recorded in Vol 10t at pngc s2 will the artld deG loea- lion notice recorded in Nal 2eS at page 326 and situate on Willow Greek in tlt" cape Nome Recording D'-trpt ;'-r nd nivieion Turrit1rv ,t Nlo,ka darius and for "a,ll ef Ag Feu for annual expenditure on lurrg minilg claiWH as laquireI hv law. from the venr hoeinnina lam HHrV Ist. iG1t rl and inefu1iug thu year cnd.ap Uni. ist l925, cNcep }or the tiiree years in said inte.val Hipen the requirement. for rVrtndi- "r" was suspci ded hy tl of Caa- arcss
 And you and each of You. arc notified that ii you do not pay vuHr pr0portionate share of sn"h rypend iture. to he undr.Sigu,d at Nome. Alaska. withi1 90 days nHNi follow ing tl" niuetv-dHy period of publi- "at'o- of this notice. the interest # each of you in and to the said '- will forfeit and he and he ume the nrnpcrlY. of the uad""- signed
 JAMES pAN0S.- Cn owner Publish Dee 26. 1925. and Ian. ?. 9. lG. g, go Feb i. 13. 2o. 27, March 6, l3. % 1926.
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LARGE FISHING
 MERGER ANNOUNCED

Vancouver; Feb. 27, (P)-The British Columbia Packers Limited announced that they had purchased the Wallace Fisheries, capitalized more than two million dollars. This constitutes n merger of thirty fish cry plants, 1t is declared to he the biggest deal in the history of Bri- tish Columbia. The Wallace Fisher ies gives the British Columbia ad- ditional plants on Queen Char .nlette Island. Naas River and Skee- ma Inlet.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
ASSEMBLING PLANES
 AT FAIRBANKS

Fairbanks, Feb. 27, (P-The Wilkins party felt the first Arctic Chill when. clad in parkas. they moved the planes from the flatcars to the hangar where they will be assembled. The temperature has dropped to forty below the last three days. When the fuselage and wings were drawn through the street, the old timers for the first time commenced taking the ven- ture seriously. A battery of camera men were on hand. The fliers will be the guests of the Pioneers of Alaska Monday night when the Klondike and Alaskan sourdoughs will entertain the modern argon- auts. Wilkins Is engaging dog teams at Nenana to haul radio equipment to Barrow.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
WORTHINGTON DIES
 IN PENITENTIiRY

Atlanta, March 2, GFl-1ohn Whitehouse Worthington. of Chi cago, died here in the Federal Peni- tentiary following stroke of para lysfs. He was brought to the reni- tentiary in October to serve two years for using the mails to de fraud after charges made against him in Chicago. He fled to fali'or- nia and then to Mexico. where he remained for several years. Finally he surrendered himself voluntarily
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
ROTH WilkEN>'
 MOTORS DIS NBi;.u

Aruah.- March 2. ol'l Tn" Will kons expedition will GETTY theiI
 .l+ aud oil h pl lc lru,H t4ithaul 70 i'ionl Barrow The one remain ing motor in attempting lu haul q
 led loaded with supplies from Tnl uyann 10 lIut springs was seriou lv disabled at bugan Creek No attempt will be made tu proceed further with mutors AS soon at repairs can be made. the motors will return to Nrnana The weath CT is clear and the temperature was ten below this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
VERNON JOHNSON
 REPEATED PEEipEntNtt T.

Prince Albert March, , ell
 NeiY.on Johnson 1epeaied lritF Der iormnnee and Wen the second =lo mile lap=of the t.ne hundred sixty mile Northern Saskatchewan Dog Derby in hu hours, twelve minutes and twenty five seconds, This gives him . net le2d "f eleven seconds in the race. Harry olen= sky of The Pas came in second.
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 And you and ,a of you, trr uotitod bat if vau do uct pay suHr pruportioaot" hHn pf such aNp4ul ilurr. tp fhe uud'reignrd at Some. Alaska, within 9o auys n.>f follow ing the niury, day portod of publi- cation of this rpftce- the interest of each of vpU iu and to ih" said clain will for'eIr rn! hc and b"- 4omr the proper, of h" unjler5 iau"d
 ItMIs PAND-.. Cu.o owner rUblish Doe 2d. l325. and I,u ,. q. 1G, -&. 20. Feb d t& %. 27, March G. 1a. 70. 1926
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Indiana City Had First
 Speed Law III Years Ag"

Vincrnnes. Ind ePl The lirst speed law in Indiana was enacted one hundred and eleven years ago by the Borough of Nmeennts, patri- arch of Indiana cities. and il said;
 "lf any p"rs"n or persons shall eallop any horse, mare or gelding in any street within the borough every person so offending shall on conviction forfeit and pay the sum of ST with cost ."
 Until 25 years ago there were frequent convictions under the or dinance. To-day the horse is for gotten in the press of automobile regulation.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
Sr,.rt R,-,iai, Giri~' Nc"
 Fad isstItoN 'rrots@t ff-luii

Moscow, fF t'oS Fr4" "a pufT- ar, nuv lr.u- Worn by +mar Russian girls Heretofore mos Russian women wore their hal pulled uabiy 6alN Icaeinp in, cars exposed rln ueN "tos tu's. which arr ua,te og @l-o p'fr am nicely 'urI,sL si.. oI I'd a4arn th- ears and give arrater expression t the face. At bulljuH line "CoA
 rots" mo tamNed aud bunp up d. a nah fus a- fl vI- fi hun rl tr.e, u,w 9uu a1opm'm lp been en egeu lA5 E9 hn hmr drpssers al" otierjur b,s peier- fo uttural hair with WWh tp mok. "fox-trots."
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
SMITH ARRIVES
 AT HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs. March 2. (A1- Sandy smith and Earl Iossman ar rived here last night with q dog team and one tractor and twenty five hundred pounds of freight. The freight will be hauled to Panama by local teamster. This motor turned back from Baker Creek. The balance of the party is at Tolovana where the other motor has broken a casting.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
BYRD WILL SAIL THIS MONTH

Washington. March 1. (R-Com- posed almost entirely of naval re- servists, Lieutenant Byrd's expedi- tfon will sail from New York late in March on the Shipping Board steamer Chantier. The expedition will consist of about thirty men. They will use on FOkker plane with three engines. The hopoff will he made from Kings Bay, Spitz- bergen.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
Y0ung People of Japan Arc
 Not Marring Early As of Old

Tokyo, (P-Very young Japan csc are not getting married these days, governmental statistics show m the old days marriage were con- tracted between young men of 17 or IS and girls of IS and 16 years of age. An official inquiry indi- cated that the average marriagable age for men is 27 and for women, 23.
 The tendency toward late mar riage is said to be due to modern economic conditions.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
BEAR CONSTRUCTION
 BID ANNOUNCED

Washington, March UP The Coust Guard aue-u2ccd that th= lowest bid to t=,,,-truct the n'w cutter Bear w five hundred and eighty five thousand dollars This hid was made bp the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drvdock Com
 pany The award is promised soon
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
PLANES WILL
 TRANSPORT
 WILKINS FUEL

Nenana, March 1. R)-The tenn peratnre has fallen to forty-eight below zero. Preparations are be- ing made to transport the Wilkins fuel, oil and supplies from Tolo- vana to Panama. From this place they will he picked up by mono planes and transported to Point Barrow
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
PROPOSES COMMISSION
 TO STUDY PROHIBITION

Washington, March 1. @-Chief enforcement officer Andrews pro- posed that a commission he created to study the prohibition question from all aspects. This is the hrst time in six years since prohibition came into effect that any such move was ofIicially made. Andrews said that fair test of prohibition was impossible until there were sufficient additional members of the judiciary and police force to
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
WERNER JOHNSON
 WINS FIRST HEAT

Prince Albert. Mar, ?. L4'l Yer ner Johnson of Big River, won the first heat of the Northern Saskat- chewan one hundred and sixty mile dog derby yesterday. He fin ishcd one second ahead of llarry Olensky of The Pas. They ran q forty mile course in four hours and five minutes. toX MoXley of The Pas was third He finished thirty seconds behind Olensky The rest were badly ouidistanced.
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 lives and as-igu--
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 And sea=afe hve.-bv= required In contribute NnHr pr5paffIau uI s1iHh szredjure# 5eeorline Hfour inter est in 44id#9falin te#HA5# dud"rifH ad ou oNsnts Witb@Zi thereflt Wftiu uilrety=day- affei=ftit' e,t=1iee 6f this nuftce .'u 6z mblw4mn lfPreW ar UF lHf"ft-t jf ifitl claim @lll=fefpuu. feffaHl slnA 7,sst in the fnder-isaea a- prn4iff e{l by said statute
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MONDAY
 (TELEGRAPhlC,
EIELSON'S MAIL
 BID REJECTED

Seattle, Feb. 27, (R-W. Irving Glover, second assistant postmaster general said here that the pos,of flee department rejected the bid of Ben Eielson because it was too high This means that dog teams will continue to handle the mail in the Interior of Alaska. Glover is in charge of the railway, airplane and foreign mail service.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06

The Blasphemy charge was under law two hundred and twenty-nine years old The maximn ! penalty for Sedition under the state law is a thousand dollars fine and three years Imprisonment.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
ANOTHER NEW TANGLED
 MOTOR SLED

New York, Mareh ,. oP, slator sleds are being huiit in France to replace huskies in tue French Navy Arctic Expedition Tn" sled will he propelled by Il wheel in Front with rubber vacuum 'aisc4 paniel G. Martens. a No.Neeian eNplarer. is the inventor The c,isrs used =irn similar to tht- suckers used L" fold objects to Il window pane
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
FROZEN JUSTICE
 Is TO BE FILMED

Tanana. March &rd cFj Merle Lnvoy left by dog telm for Alatla to take moving pictures of the ex petition called Frozen Justice. Frank Alexander. an Indian dog driver will accrmpaiy Aim. i.avoy will follow the kayukuk river to Beetles; then te Wiseman, and continue following the winter mail trail to Point Barrow.
 John Adams. the kuyukuk mail carrier is expected to arrive here on the eighth
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
JUDGE HiNFOltD
 DIED IN HONOLULU

Seattle. March 3rd, H Judge Corneius TIoleaie Ilanford, died yesterday in Honolulu where he went some time ago to visii his son He was the last Chief Justice or Washington when il was terri tory. and when Washington be came State. he was it's irSi red eral IudCn.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
WILL. NOT DETER
 OTHER MERGERS

New York, March ,. tAi Spon- sors said thai the decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission yesterday disappearing the Nickel Plate consolidation would mol deter ot her pending railroad mergers.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
TREASURY WILL
 HAVE SiEpi.US

Washinston. March l. tHD .tfier President Ceolide" expressed his fear that the new revenuc law would result in q deficit of one hundred million hy the end of the next fiscal year, the Treasury an nonnced that the estimated surplus would be eleven millions al hat time.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
HOMESTEAD BILL
 PASSES iiot St,

Washington. Mar. I, MN The House passed ihe Sutherland bill which will abolish the rectangular system of surveying lands for homestead in Alaska. Land can now be surveyed according to the natural boundaries on irregular terrain.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-06
SENATE CONFIRMS
 NOMINATION COPPERNOLI.

Washington. March 2. tP,-The Senate confirmed the termination of William D. tuppernnll as United States District Attorney of the 3.d division to smccecd Frank II. Eos ter