Alaska Telephone Company Warns of Penalties for Damaging Lines
A. E. Boyd, General Manager of Alaska Telephone and Telegraph Company, warns under Section 165 of Chapter 11 of the Penal Code that willful injury to telephone lines and poles will be prosecuted. The notice states delays and costly repairs from line damage, and offers to lift wires for passing high structures for a fee covering actual time used by a lineman.
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Alaska
Sald Company
Alaska Telephone & Telegraph Company
A. E. Boyd
Kaling
Dritting Co
Nulato
Kultag
Ayuku
Yukon
Cabin Looting Report At Newton Gulch
A. FP. Berke seeks information to trace looters who robbed his cabin on Newton Gulch after yesterday's excursion. The beamed cabin on No. 1 below Newton was found with a broken lock and missing provisions and blankets. Nome weather report shows partly cloudy conditions with a high of 6 above and a low of 25 above, barometer around 80.50 inches.
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Berke
Newton Gulch
Newton
Felice
Candle Trip Mishap Returns Nome Trader in Harsh Weather
Ben Simson of Simson Bros returns to Nome after a Candletrip facing severe travel difficulties. He crossed a river where a horse drowned after breaking through ice and later lost in a sudden storm for eighteen hours wandering the hills. The Inmachule region shows extensive work on the Thmachuc ditch with many men and horses pushed to complete it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Simson
Simson Bros
Nome
Kangarok
Koukarok
Gola
Simson
Arctic Brotherhood Dance at A B Hall Tomorrow
Another Arctic Brotherhood dance will be held tomorrow night at the A B hall. These semi monthly events usually occur due to the season’s lateness this may be the last until next fall. Attendance is limited to Brotherhood members.
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A. B’s
Delightul Arctic Brotherhood
A. B. Hall
Brotherhood
Miners Hotel Improvements in Nome
Improvements at the Miners Hotel aim to make it the finest second class house in Nome. Two large bay windows front, a rear two story addition 28 by 24 feet for two hundred sleeping rooms, plus a miners reading and correspondence room and four baggage rooms.
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Nome
Hiding Paystreak on Rich Third Beach Line
A Nugget report describes a concealed paystreak along Alaska’s third beach, with telegraph lines down by flooding from the Yukon region. Prospectors guard the find amid legal disputes over overlapping claims, while some miners move to the New Morning Star and Winters grounds to drill.
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Paystreak
Third Beach
Cunningham
Derby
Alaska
Pugs
California
Wisconsin
Oregon
Michigan
U. S. Derby
Lookout Mountain
Hastings Group
Morning Star
New Morning Star
Yellowstone
Lakeview
Dune-Cap
Winters Group
Capitola
Masters Association
Rex Humboldt
Bread and Butter
Umma Wedge
Umetilla
Rockland
Sour Doorh
Pesty Happy Group
Winters Association
Johnson Et al
Nugget
Qurrter
Smith
Bouts
Niebuler
Humboldt
Dublin
Capitol Rockland
Excursion to Paystreak Excursion Draws Big Crowd
A bright day drew many excursionists to the Seward Peninsula caf road line, which ran three trips. observers noted shifts in wage dumps due to the freeze up and the hope of future runs. Mrs E W Johnston claimed a rich dump on No 8 Cooper gulch after three men were moved. Tom Doyle and other Center creek operators sluiced. Snow lingered on the tundra while the Paystreak spur offered views of mining work and warmed crowds returned to town.
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Carpenter
Hastings Creek
Grass Creek
Dublin
Iasinen
Iist Ule
Seward Peninsula
Payatremke
E. W. Johnston
Cooper Gulch
Tom Doyle
Center Creek
Eagles to Stage Alaskan Tournament for Gymnasium Funds
The Fraternal Order of Eagles present a Saturday night event at Eagle hall headlined by a 10 mile run between Peter Berg and George Contoson for a $500 side purse. Entry is open to others for a $45 fee. Proceeds and Eagles’ $100 contribute to a first class gymnasium. C L Bray and Fred Jacobson wrestle for $60 plus a side purse, with two heavies also scheduled for a $50 prize and $300 side purse.
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Eagle Hall
Peter Berg
George Contoson
Nugget
Eagles
Berg
Contoxsos
C. L. Bray
Fort Davis
Fred Jacobson
Nome Life-Saving Station
Order of Eagles
Alaska
Narrow Escape For Two Rulers In Germany
May 10 Berlin Emperor William and King Edward narrowly avoided death as their high speed ride veered toward a sheer drop. The auto tipped, tossing them beside the brink of an abyss. a few more feet would have sent them over. The incident interrupted their outing with outdoors pleasure as reports noted the danger and dramatic save.
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Berlin
Wi Hans
Germany
Edward
England
William
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Nottingham Lace
G. P. Goggin
the Roth
Sald
Werther
Arthur Gibson
Manniai
Archer, Ewing & Co
Lovera
Yukon River
Blatchford & Oliver's Family Liquor
ROYAL
Lowira
Lovers
The
Board of Trade
Stein-Bloch
Gus Brown
Beau Mercantile Company
Juneau
Florsheim
Beau Mercantile Co
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