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 trict. Second Division, Territory of Alaska, the record of the location of said claim being at page 57 of volume 157 of the records of said recording district.
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the com pletion of the publication hereof, you fail, neglect or refuse to con tribute to the undersigned your pro- portion of such expenditure as co-owner. your interest, in said mining claim will become the prop erty of the undersigned.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. August 21, 1927.
 IRA M. RANK. Co-owner. Publish Aug. 27. Sept. 3, 10, IT, A, Oct. 1. 8. IS. 22. 2s. Nov. 5. 12 19. 1927
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10
V. F.. tHCEH
Rev, VI. r. Baldwin, Pastor.

1t00 'a. m Morning Worship and Sabbath School. Summer Is over. Let US now be settled down for the Winter. Give one hour to Bible study.
 TOO D m. Evening Worship. IS minute popular song service. Solo Jn the Garden" ny Beatrice Bran don. Sermon.
 The Native Choir met last Mon day night and organized for the coming season. They are rehears- Ing twice week. It Is the plan of the Choir to give Musicale just before the last sailing.
 Communion Service will he held Inc first Sunday in October In the morning. Baptismai Services will bs s0lsmnizsd at the same time.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

London, R--London newspapers are printing scores of letters from persons protesting against smoking in theaters. custom free ly permitted here.
 One man said he was unable to see the stage at recent perform ance because of the smoke. He formed his program into tube and blew hole through the smoke near him 70 that he could see. The smokers ahead objected that he was making a draught on their necks, and he replied that If smok- ing was permitted. 20 was blowing. Another writer says his eyes be- came 70 watery from the volumes of smoke in the theater that he either sees double or not at all. Another writes that coughing caus- cd by smoking was all he was able to hear Ut . play.
 An actor writes that he is fre- quently forced to imagine that he has an audience. being unable to see them because of the smoke rss. ing before tho footlights.
 rheater managers reply that if they discourage smoking the pat ronaEe of their thsaters will fall oR.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10
. .J .N f,hf..74 s7ls7--
 NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To H. s. NELSON. Your heirs, rep
 reaeufatiyas and aaaf1ns.

To H. s. NELSON. Your heirs, rep
 resentatives and assigns:
 You and each. of you are hereby notified that the undersigned and his grantors and assignors. as CO., owners of the placer claim herein after described, has expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars dur ing each annual expenditure year ending on July 1st of each of the years 1922, 1923. 1924. 1925. 1926 and 1927 in labor and improve ments on the Good Chance Associ- ation Placer Mining Claim. situate on the Jeff limit of Last Chance Creek and the right limit of North Fork. tributaries of Snake River. in the Cape Nome Recording Die
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

tug. which he did Johansen then backed 4wAy z short AisearIe and then rxn the sus head on Into tke bow of the Carpenter-and before you could tell it. the engineer could be seen going through space. and he did not know what was happen ing until he found himself aboard the Carpenter unhurri This little trick was done in the darkness of night and as the clothing worn by the engineer was also dark, the only thing discernibIe, as he vas hurled through the darkness was the white soft collar about his neck
 CssDessev's Engines started
 Soon the assistant engineer had the eagfnss of tbs CasDsatsg t1x1ins os and the ship was steered far Fter out to sea where the vessel aT.chofed through the night. The following morning the sun shone bright and the ocean became as calm as mill pond
 The Allen Transportation Com pany. which owns fA Carpenter. had just few days ago lowed to Nome the launch and barge from St. Michael. to handle their own freight Owing to the launch sink Ing and the barge being damaged Captain Allen made arrangements with the Nome iLishtersge Com pany to discharge the balance of the cargo.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10
AII.PLANE DUE NOME

The Nome alrpiane piloted by Noel Wien. which left Fairbanks two days ago. WAS at Dsering yes tsrdsy morning awaiting favorable weather conditions before procesd- ing tD Nome, with passengers from that section Among other busi~ nssz matters awaiting he plane plane here ia flight 10 Fairbanks Immediately upon it's return. He- ports from Deering this morning state that The weather is extremely windy there
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Jaek Gale who was engaged in mining on Good Luek. near Glacier. ilad the misfortune 10 hays his bunk house burn down Friday. Eafdnn and Borup TWO young chet- ehatc1s who were working for Hr Cole s4ms tn tcV Friday .,hrn i9e l9ft the fire vas not dis; 't ed until about that evening. Gale started ,n walk into town after the fir. and xas met by the two men who were returning to the claim.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Axeni Dsiy Of tie Alaska $ Co. is ia receipt Of q Hsesssse from the main office stating that unless sh4 delay Ia 10 great. the eompanf will hold the steamer Alameda for the Victoria mail 7hipmen-s
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

A. V. C0rdovado, the well known 1mmacbuk hydraulic miner. is an arrival In Nome this week. having coms across country from the Inn machuk to Shelton. where he bo ,td- .d the Kougsrok Limited and was t1oted over the scenic tr1mrosd by Mort Powell. Mir Co,hoyndo says he had ohe of the hardest 'r,vs 1c
 TOSS country that he has ever made due Co the recent fall of snow on
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Gus PetsrsSn. better known as the fore part of the week from Buster creek where he has been engaged fn sinieing up good pay streak Gus was not feeling very well and came to town for medi- esi attention His ailment evident ly was not serious as he returned in I couple Of days to take out some more gold
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

The Notorship Sierra. the Lomep Reindeet Corporations reindeer boat. sailed for sea'tIe last even ing after taking on board the '. $. Mail The vessel $ csrryibz a car go Of between four and five thous- bBd earcss sses Of reindeer meat for tbe markets in the States. The Sierra will make another voyage this Fail. IeaaiDE Seattle about October
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

tae na3unfaIns He states thst his mining operations have been con- daeted steadily since Spring and he has sa abundance ef water for hy- grselieias He expects to return
 q kis claim tonight or Sunday via fBe gramroad to Shelton
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Depgty Chited States Marshal fFsaraer returned the ssfly port of tne wsek from rip to Dime creek pefe hn went for the purpose Of briag.ag oyer witnesses tb come be- lore The Grand Jury
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

The Nome Public school opened last Tuesday morning vita an at tendance sbo1. equal 10 the pre- si01s year. The Hureag of Edues- tion school also opened it's session Tuesday with q Ea-za attendance.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

The not0rship Carpenter sailed for Seattle via Seward and the h. aide Passage Friday night Three passengers took passage for Seward as follows: E.. J, Egzeiston. Hans Obfinx and Joe Phillips
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

captsin Hans 3smgelsoH Hap Hahsj left this morning on the M s. ftgpeft for the B1ckland river reindeer station of the Lornsn Reindesr cOrDofstioh
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

During the past week the local landing field on the East end of Of the field has been placed Ia per feet condition for landing and tax ing of purposes and is almost like a boulevard Further work on the balance Of the held is now, in pro- Hrnss
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Nhryin Lewis. IT.. The son of Mr snd Mrs Norvia Lewis, contracted slight case of dyptheria this week Jr Weieh admins ersd antitoxin danger sa9 improv. fine.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10
CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH Rev. z. R Newton. Pastor,

11:00 .. m., Sunday School. Pri- mary, Young People and Adult De- partments. af
 7:45 D. m. Preaching Services. The Pastors subject will be: Eli tah, the Man of God" Special mu- sic. All are invited. We begin and close on time. Happy Is that peo- pie whose God is the Lordt
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Thomas Gasneg who Is looking sftsf road activities n the Solomon section. took sNgantaze of hol- iday Labor Day. and made trip tb Nbms. combining business with nieasnta lie reports considerable mining artiyify in that section.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Barney Rolahdo who ls conduct 8ek Hining operations On sheretis creek. ssSf Iron greek. mas sn ar flyal n Nsraa Wednesday evening. en fhe Ko9gaf5k Limited He will retafn in 'sw days after attend ing fo business matters
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

sheI Weftaeh. former old tim sr and business man Of Nome and who for several years past has been n business at Ruby on the Yukon River. arrived in Nome from St. Michael tn the last trip Of the Silver Wave lie is stopping at the Alaska Hotel
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Billy White. cId timer of the Da wsbn and Some gold rush days. who left Nome for the Outside this Spring for hls health. Is reported fp be getting little better
 is staying at Inc home Of Frank Lynfe. 4z4 Twenty Fifth avenue, Seattle. and Is receiving every care possible 10 give him. In writing to Mir Lynde. who is at present in Nome. Billy says bs Is planning on going to Soap Lake. and if well enough will return 10 Nome either op the last steamer or the first one iD the Spring.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

Andy Nylea. the Shovel creek op- erator. arrived in Nome Moudsy to attend the session of the Grsnd Jurg df ehNh k4 is member.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10

The Silver Wave is expected f1 srrivs sunday from St Michael ard it is planned to sail the vessel on return rip the sam= day
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10
COURT NOTES

Upon the conyening of the Dis- trict Court Tuesday morning, the Grand Jurors xho were summoned to appear at that time, answered the roll call and shortly afterward went into secret session. Following are the names of the Grand Jurors:
 A. l.. Carpenter
 J. H. Charlton
 II. C. Conrad
 Mrs. Sara J. Crooks
 Otto Halla
 A. Hermanson
 Gus Hyman
 T. l.. Kremmer
 A. x. Nvlen
 F.. H. Bergquist
 Mrs. A. L. Hermanson
 Chas. Lescher
 F. H. Lynde
 Archie Mcdonald
 Otto Mills
 F.. R. Miller
 A. Polet
 Roy Stump
 Lulu J. Welch
 Mrs. Nell Thommen
 Conrad Yenney
 ]. Sllverman. On Tuesday the Grand Jury brought in two True Bills against Napoleon Bergamaschi for violation of the Alaska Bone Dry Act. Wednesday a True Bill was brought in against Peter Nononk for assault and battery. Thursday . True Bill was brought in against Joe Hebert for unlawful manufacture of Intoxicating liquor Thursday. a True Bill was brQt in against David Ennarook for un' awful manufacture of intoxicating liquor. 5 Friday, a True Bill was brought in against James ". Clark. End Mate of the Motorship' Carpenter for giving intoxicating liquor to native and having Intoxicating lia uor in his possession. j P ~ On Monday, September 12th. q l1:00 o'clock a. ra., the Petit Jur ors have been summoned. to ap pear for court attendance.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-10
LOCAL NEWS
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Married Thursdsy. John tscostgJ Brown and Nfs 4 B. Ksnne.

The noetorship Arctic Chief laden with 2 cargo of supplies sailed Wednesday morning for eoIoofn.
, 1927-01-28
EDITORIAL.

1t is regretted to note the marked lack
of appreciation manifested by public
abuse Of The grounds near the waterfront
which have for years been a popular re-
SOFT by reason of their ideal location
away nom the traffic of the town and
famed by delightful breezes from the
harbor.- For some time the rude tleat-
ment Of the benches on he grounds has
, 1927-01-28

borne silent evidence TO the misuse to
which they are subject and at the rate
they are bereft OF backs and seats there
very soon. Then the untidiness that has
converted under the bandstand INFO a
dung heap is deplordbie not alone to TIE
, 1927-01-28
LOCAL

The schooner Resolution" is making
special trip to Fajardo, P. r. this eve
ming returning at once via St. Thomas.
Judge Stakemaun has chartered the boat
owing to the sailing of the 5. s, "Cathe-
rine". being cancelled.
The u. S. S. "Grebe" arrived here at
y As p. m, yesterday from St. Thomas
with the following passengers Chief
Pay Clerk w. B. Dennison. Mrs. H. L..
Kelly, Mrs. Mylner, Mr.. B. johnson,
Miss B. Freborg, Rev. and Mrs. |. G..
Knight, r. Sabestain, r. Miller, V.
Blake, r. Vantepool, L. Harrington, G.
Baa, H. Marsh, L. Gumbs, E. Benjamin,
M. Alderman, A. NeIchoir, G. Clark,
E. Gomez, A. Slack, G. Kean, E. Baa,
B. Raupach. E. Audian, L. Roberts Cjr,)
and 2 Enlisted men. The ship sailed or
the return trip at $50 p. IN. All The
above named passengers returned Wan
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bands when they play there but to those
who frequent the waterfront for fresh
and not contaminated air. The latest
act of vandalism is the uprcoting of signs
recently erected for the guidance of
vehicuIar traffic. To discourage this sort
of thing when is probably facilitated by
the darkness in the vicinity it is advised
that three lights are to be installed on
the grounds, one at the east wall near
the fort, another in the middle OF the
road along the sea, and the third in one
of the crossroads where it is particularly
dark. 1t is hoped that this will prove an
effective measure Of correcting the I'M
desirable practices. and the efforts in this
respect are to be warmly commended.
, 1927-01-28

We beg to congratulate our esteemed
townsman Mr.. Henry de Chabert, who
completes. his eightyninth year today,
and wish him many happy returns OF the
day,
, 1927-01-28
S. S. DOMINICA

from New York is due Frederiksted on
Tuesday evening, Feb, 1st and will be
dispatched for WindWard Islands, ac-
cepting freight and passengers.
ROBI. L. MERWIN q CO., INC.
Agents.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-22
Loves Ernbers Adele Garrison's Absorbing Sequel to
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mirth in his eyes.
 You are so kind" he said, and then the door was thrown open and Mother Graham sailed into the room. her face and eyes giving more eloquently than words her early Victorian opinion of my be- 'havior in talking to a man even as young as Noel Veritzen behind closed doors.
 T have been looking everywhere for you, Margaret" she said in a tone that I knew of old spelled acute displeasure. Richard is on the telephone and wishes to spe,k to you"
 Glad indeed was l that her mes sage gave me an excuse to flee.
 Will you please excuse me?" I asked, directing my inquiry both to my doughty mother-in-law and to young Veritzen. And when I reach ed the door, I added a smiling dis missal.
 "Tell Mary I am sorry to have kept you 80 long away from the veranda," said teasingly, and carefully avoided a glance at my mother laws face which I as sure wore a disappearing frown, I hurried to the telephone.
 Dicky's voice, carefully courteous as is his wont during these days of our arrangement, came to my ears.
 'Lil tells me she is coming down with Marion on Saturday." he be- gan, then paused, evidently await ing an answer.
 I never have marshaled my thoughts more rapidly than I did during the next few seconds. His hesitation awakened my suspicio ns. Had Lillian told him casually enough as she very will might. that Philip Veritzen was driving them down in his car, and was he child ishly waiting to see whether l would refrain from mentioning that fea- ture of Lillian's projected visit? Or was he still in ignorance of my em- ployer's plan to spend some time in the east end of the island?
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