The Nome daily nugget., February 22, 1913, Image 3

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WILL APPOINT A
TARIFF COMMISSION
Special Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON, I». r , lO, |
The senate finance committee has en
dorsed the Lodge hill which calls for
the appointment of a tariff commis
sion of live members.
Nearly all the members of the j.i|p
per house entertain the opinion that a
commission, by Investigating fully the
tariff conditions could save a lot of
the time of the national legislature.
Tin* (Hi>l-<intpd debates w hjili ire
• ' I'tiiln tn in•! ii|- iluriiiy the ilisi'iission
el' the' t.nitT wnlllil |iroli!llily delay the
mutter interminably.
Tin' intent imi nf the In ill I is tn* phn'i
mi the I •■niniittee five lin n Who life
known i \|ierts in sueli snlijeeis. These
nu n working; together anil wilhntit in
terference wmihl. it is helieveil, he ahle
in learn more than the two houses In
ten times the period.
COMMITTEE MONEY
TRUSTTO REPORT
Special Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON. D. Fob. 21.
The money trust committee lias an
i
nouneed that it will issue its report
on February 27. At the big financial
men of the country are now awaiting
with the deepest interest the result of
the investigations which the commit
tee recently made.
It is taken almost as an assured
fact that the report will include a
statement that the moneytrnst really
exists and that its workings are most !
detrimental to the interests of the pen- ]
|»le and really the cause of the p.illies
which ha\e occurred so frequently.
The appointment of ...
was the lirst serious step lalan Ip
this «ip eminent to .secure direct in
formation as to tin basis on which lie
tinanclal interests of the country op
erate. ,
It is qlllte likely licit tie report Will
lead to legislation which will alter
entirely the linaie ial conditions and
lilaee tills country on tic same sound
tinuneiul Confine as tic c,n n nations'
of iaiirope enjoy.
U. S. WILL BUILD
MANY WAR SHIPS
Special Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON, H. <•., Keli. L’l .
The nnvnl appropriation hill has been
reported to the house and it can plain
ly be seen that the committee has
realized the importance of maintain
ing the American navy at a high stan
dard of efficiency.
The bill includes an appropriation
of $H6,000,000 which will lie used for
the construction of several new ves
sols. The result nf the eninmltlees*
dnliboral ions was iiillili'tieeil 1111 < I ■ > 111 > t
idly in a very Rival extent hy the re
eeilt noeuri'eiines in inuiieetinn with
MeXien a lid the reeninnienila t inn tlial
a new transport he eonstrueted is
probably entirely due tn that fait.
AniotiRSt other vesels whieh the
money will lie used In lillilil al'e Inn
battleships, four destroyers, and six
submarines.
UXORICIDE IS
SHOT BY SON
Bpaoial Nuggat 5«ntce.
OAKLAND, Feb. 21.—One of the
most horrible tragedies in the records
of this city occurred today when a
husband killed his wife nnd was later
shot dead by his own son.
Henry Goldburg who was a painter
by trade, and his wife, quarreled con
stantly. Recently the quarrels have
become more bitter and culminated
today in a lieroo light during which
Goldluirg si lot and lulled Mrs. Gold
berg. The son Kdward, who is 21
years of age, ramo upon the scene jm
mediately and with the gun which
took his mother's life he shot and
killed ids father.
After the deed the boy gave him
self up to tiie police but no one thinks
that he will be made to suffer.
ALASKA
NOTES
One of tho deepest holes in thu
country is being sunk In Goldstreuro
In tho Fairbanks district, says tho Pa
cific Mining ojurnal. Throe Russians j
are sinking this shaft.
They are down 2G0 feet and are still
penetrating gravel, with no sign of
bedrock. This shaft is on tho right
limit of 27 below Goldstream, where no
one imagined any such depth of
ground existed. Beanuso they nro In
such deep ground the laymen arc
much encouraged, feeling certain they
are on a channel never before Investi
gated in nil of the wide Onldstrenm
valley.
All of the ground they have pene
trated is frozen.
The deepest hole'ever sunk it. the
placer workings of 'the camp wos on
the Ckatanika flats, neur the m^uth
of Sargent creek, wheo a depth of
• to feet In frozen ground was reached.
J.i« *•>. Lyons made an Important
(lection in tho Fay-Buhring case
Ketch'kan last week. Fay had tlllo
to a piece of upland, and when
Buhring took possession of the this
land in front of him. Fay tried to
dlsitossess him. The court ruled how
ever that the possession of upland did
not carry with it the ownership of nil
tip tldeland in front of it, but only
such as was actually in use or neces
sary for a passage to deep water.
Judge Lyons had already given similar
decisions in other cases.
Alexander Kerr, of Fairbanks, says
that the police of that town are graft
ing the denizens of the redlight dis
_met._„_.a—.— --
Commissioner W. A. Vinal, of Inno
ko precinct, who Is also Interested'In
milling, was so successful in the sea
son's operations that ho paid his
workmen JG.5T) n day instead of (he $G
per diem that ho had promised.
Bennett James and C. J.JfuvLy i.f
tho American Bank of Alaska, Fair
banks, have purchased an interest in
two miles of ground on Mooro creek,
Tnnoko district, and they will install a
dredge to work the ground.
Skagway.—News of a rich placer!
strike on AValhalla creek, known to
somo as tho left fork of Soroggio, is i
brought to tho city by recent arrivals.'
As high as live rents to tho pan has
boon found on tell benches. Tho creek
is fO miles or more in length, witli iho
valley half a mile to a miio wide, and
with fine benches. Many claims have
been ptackd on tlm creek of late, and
applications have been received in tlie
gold commissioner's oflloo in Dawson.
Valdez.—Tho impression scorning to
prevail in tho interior that Jtidgo Ly
ons eulogized Barnette in passing sen
tence upon him is not in accordance
with tho facts, Judgo Lyons merely
referred to certain portions at Bar
nette's statement which were not in
cluded in tho original trial by jury'
and which had a bearing upon tho in
tent of Barnotto in signing tho false
report. Judgo Lyons holds the confi
dence of this entire, communfity.
Again Nome business men will try
to redeem their lost laurels. Come
and see how easy they can clean up
Polet’e Mavericks.
IT IS UP TO YOU ,
To send to tho friends who hove been
writing to you for Information about
Nome and its resources, a copy of tho
Mining and Dredging Edition of the
Dally Nugget, price SO cents. Send one
on the next mall.
8END YOUR LAUNDRY
To the Peoples’ Laundry where you
will receive good work executed by
none but white employee, who receive
the standard wages. ,
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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
Notice is hereby i;iv n that the r""
1 istration poll books are now open at
tie ofliee ..I' tie-t'ity <'h rk. In the City
llall Huililiny, eerier of Hunter way;
anil Front s-trert, Xotne. Alaska, nndj
all citizens of the Fnited States or,
these who ha'e del hired their Inten
tions to heei'iine such. who reside with
ie the incorporated limits of the Town
of None. ,iie entitled t,o reptlster mil
Vole al till I Iiieiie: Mnoii'lp il i teethi i
III lie held III, \Ill'll lei, 1413.
\V. M. KDI >V,
City Ch rk. |
Dated this the Huh day of February,!
1913.
AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewis Hunter Rye and tie Fa-|
mous Atherton Bourbon whiskeys
Distilled spring 1904-1905 bought in
bond and reduced to 90 per cunt by'
U. S. government, by the bottle or
gallon.
GO TO THE NORTH POLE
Bakery for the nest bread and pastry.
The only Coffea House in town.
Entry blanks free. dog and ski
races, Washington's birthday. Entry
blanks at Hill's Pharmacy.
Codfish tongues and sounds are de- |
iicious. We will sell them for 20
i ents per pound during Lent. Thorulf
Lehmann.
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