Mine workers discuss sending a delegate to congress
At a large United Mine Workers mass meeting on Sunday evening, open debate occurred on sending a delegate to congress and adopting a platform. The exact action to be taken remains undecided. Also noted is a promotion for Zehner's jewelry and a free trip drawing by Alaska Mercantile Company won by ticket No 3034, with winner to choose date and steamer by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Congress
Alaska Mercantile Companys
Seattle
Roy G. Hudson
Alaska
John Kelly
Second Avenue
Chamber of Commerce Meeting at P J Coston Office
A chamber of commerce gathering is set for Wednesday evening at the office of P J Coston. All members are urged to attend. The notice also mentions summer drinks at Thomas', foot of Steadman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
P. J. Coston
Thomas
Steadman Avenue
Nome Co-Operative Publishes Nugget and News merger
The Nome Co-Operative Publishing Company announces acquisition of The Nome Nugget and Nome News printing plants and realigns publishing. The Nugget will be published daily at two dollars per month while The News becomes a weekly titled The Sunday News priced fifty cents monthly. Existing subscribers will receive the Nugget and circulators will collect subscriptions for either edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome Co-Operative Publishing Company
Nome Nugget
Nome News
Nugget
Licenses Granted by United States District Court
Two saloon licenses were granted Saturday last in U S district court by Judge Moore. The first was for J M White of Council City and the second for T J Krenick of Little Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Moore
J. M. White
Council City
T. J. Krenick
Little Creek
Sluicing Suspended at Daisy Claim on Nakkila Gulch
Adams and Ashley have halted washing up an immense winter dump from the Daisy claim due to water shortage. Operations will restart when water flows through the Mio cene Company's big ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Ashley
Nakkila Gulch
Big Ditch
Repairing the Wharf at Nome Under Manager Rogers
Under Manager Rogers the Nome wharf damaged by departing ice is rapidly repaired. The pier should be ready for the first fleet of incoming boats. Also contains a small ad for muddled lemonade and ice cream with delivery from Thomas, Steadman avenue, Main 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Nome
Roadstead
Thomas
Steadman Avenue
Steamship sailings to Nome and Gulf voiced
Northbound steamers Oregon Olympia Victoria and others are scheduled from June 1 to June 9 with 625 passengers aboard the Ohio and freighters bound for Nome and St Michael. Miner reports from Nome note strong gold yields on creeks with new dumps washed and pumping operations expanding as summer work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Gale
Nome
Shubach & Hamilton
Ohio
Victoria
Mr. G
Senator
Pekin
San Mateo
Solomon
St. Michael
Wynerie
Valdez
British Columbia
Indiana
Watson
Tom Brace
Irene Cree
Tripple Creek
Billy Rowe
Ed Fahey
Seward Peninsula
Hastings Creek
Cedric Ditch
Cripple River
Nome Ohio Pets
Pennsylviau
Jeannie
Olympia
Melville Dollar
Oregon As
Macking
Orizaba
Edith Ot
Democrats to Meet at Juneau Primaries June 25
Juneau May 31. Delegates set in territorial meeting for state and district primaries on June 25 with a July 16 convention in Juneau. Each judicial division to receive sixty delegates. Also notes a local repair ad and Rex Beach’s Alaska story The Spoilers reaching third edition ahead of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Leedy
Rex. E. Beach
Rainier Bohemian Beer On Draft At The Board Of Trade Saloon
The Anvil Masonic Lodge plans to start building a new Masonic temple in Nome. The temple will rise on the lot currently housing R N Simpsons dwelling on Bar Creek street, while the Simpson building moves to a lot on Second avenue. Fresh chickens available at Alaska poultry yard, for sale killed or alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier
Board of Trade
Masonic Temple
Anvil Masonic Lodge
Nome
R. N. Simpson
Bar Creeks Street
Simpson
Second Avenue
Alaska Poultry Yard
Judge Moore’s Second Term Receives Roosevelt Endorsement
Alfred S. Time yesterday received the confirmation to serve as Judge in Maske’s judicial division for the ensuing four years. President Theodore Roosevelt presided at the oath ceremony, administered by Clerk of Court John Ho Dunn. The Some Kin extended congratulations on the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. Moore
Conuibesten Front
Theodore Roosevelt
Wi Uo Seid
Maske
Joh Ho Dunn
Judge Moore
Eagles Hall Association Elects Officers for New Building
The Eagle Hall Association elected officers: President Elwood Gruner, Vice President Charles H B Hoxsie, Secretary W H H Milliman, Treasurer Eugene Chilberts. Over 15000 dollars already subscribed for the new building with construction to start soon. The presidency will name an executive committee in a few days. Also, Northern Securities and Trust Company reorganized in Seattle with officers T C Price president, L M? n vice president, M T aMr tin vice president, S T Rice cashier, and Wm M Sheffield secretary, with a board including E R Dunn and J E B Chilberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Hall Association
Elwood Gruner
Charles HB. Hoxsie
W. H H. Milliman
Eugene Chilberts
Ethan
Northern Securities and Trust Company
Seattle
Northland
T. C. Price
Rl M. N
M.T. aMrtin
S. T. Rice
Wm. M. Sheffield
E. R. Dunn
J. EB. Chilberg
J. T. Price
Frank ‘S T. Hunter
T. J. Martin
Wm. T Perikns A. L. Piper
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. P. Goggin
Brussels
Zehner’s
Gus Brown
North Coast Harvest Lighterage Co
Enso
Carlson
J.C. Brown
Anderson
Berger
Mets
Denhart
Bard
Nixon
Besse
Wygant
Kunze
Torreta
Party
Irene Creek
Sus
Jand
Federal Labor Union
North Coast Lighterage Company
Willian, Austin
Hiddern
Eogpentess
Hieron Hedi
Havi
Rogers Alto
Nugget’s
Kabo
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