The Nome daily nugget., June 03, 1914, Image 1

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THE NOME DATLY NUGGET
VOLUME XIV. NO. 138. rVI-nH™. c " " ' '
_ _pnone main 46. NOME, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1914. ’ nc M lin •’ PRICE 25 CENTS
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IN3ANE MAN ATTEMPTS
TO DYNAMITE SECY HOUSTON
Scecial Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON, June 2.—Four
sticks of dynamite, with burning fuse
attached, was found today, under the
office of Secretary Houston. The'
watchman who found the dynamite
believes It was placed there by a man
by the nume of Daniels who is thought
to tie insane and who was arrested
by the police a short time after the
discovery in the vicinity of the build
ing.
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PRESIDENT BANKER SUICIDES. I
HAN FRANCISCO, June 3.—George
H. Luchsinger. president of the llum
bolt Saving hank commlted suicide
hero today. No reason was assigned
for the act. An examination of the
hanks affairs will be made by tho
bank examiner as it is thought that
possibly financial difficulties may have
been the cause of the suicide.
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Special Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON. D. C., June H.—
Hearings were today commenced on
the Alaska development bill, before
the committee on territories.
This bill has been urged for pas
sage at this sesRlon of congress and i
strong effort by the friends of the
bill will be made to at least get it
through tlie lower house before* ad
journment.
The bill provides for n board to be
appointed by the president, by arid
with the mlv iee iilut consent of the
senate, and shall consist o even
members. Xm more than two of the
in*'ii11h;is of Mic hoard shall he ap
pointed from the same political pare
and they shall le t enaarce in any mini
business, vocation or employment.
The hoard is lo be tin on jurisdiction
and cotitnjl nor the care use and
disposition of all reserve und unre
served public lands includim? fur's!-;
mil waters and lesoiirces therein, >\ei
lish and fisheries, seals, reindeerr,
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MRS. CHASE WINS TROPHY.
•Mi- I >i Clim e won tile trophy put
i> b.< tin Howling Alley to the lady
f . i . r ti.tr lilgiiest score for the
.-u.c bowl'd 221, and was tied
II Ji.11"s in the men and women
-lie bowling six guinea above
. .'1 It Jones bowling six games.
pui>" was divided, iioice bowled
i. ite - above 200 and Keown four
NOTICE.
i vvii. i "iiti'inplate leaving for
ml desire letters of dis
i t mi i lie Nome schools and
.wini bate not called for their
; 'ims should call at the prin
ce .if ilie school building be
m .ii.<I.i> .1 tile week.
Nev laid eggs at Prosser’s Harness
hr.,) $1.00 a doren. Phone Black 5.
Nugget only 50c a month.
ARCTIC CLUB BANQUETS
GOV. STRONG AND BO SWEENEY
Special Nugget Service.
SEATTLE. June 3.—Governor Strong
anil Bo. Sweeney were banquetted Iasi
night by the Arctic Club. Many
speeches wero made ipd all the speak
ers heartily endorsed", Secretary Lane’s
measure providing for an Alaska De
velopment board. Governor Strong
spoke of what had been done In
Washington for Aaska and the ef
feet it would have on the future de
velopment of the country. He said
not half had ever been told of the
riches of Alaska and that in the next
ten years, and even less, there would
be wonderful changes wrought in this
country, when her great resources
which will be developed by railroad
facilities will astonish the world.
Riggs of the engineering board was
present ami when asked where th
terminal of tlm railroad would he lo
cated facetiously answered that n
would he located1 on one of the open
ports along the coast at the mouth ol'
one of the navigable streams which,
would reach the interior of the coun
I ry.
Head today's news today—-Nugget
APPROPRIATION FOR
ALASKA EXHIBIT
Special Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Juno 3 —
The senate committee on industrial
expositions favorably reported n Joint
amendment to the Sundry civil bill
appropriating two hundred thousand
dollars to provide an Alaska exhibit
at the Panama-Pacific exposition. This
measure will be expedited so as t..
enable the people of Alaska to collet
and forward the exhibit by the time
of opening the exposition. It ir. nt t
expected that tho measure will be op-;
posed and will be probably passed with
in the next few weeks.
We will save you the time and
.rouble of writing the local news to
/our friends on the outside, by mail
ing the Nome Weekly Nugget to any
u.ddress In the states for SO cents per
Subscribe for Nome Daily Nucjger.
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Fresh Lemons Fresh Ham Fresh Bacon
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XIAGAHA 1'AIA.S. .Inno 1>. llnert-a'
mlay'. mln-t in-d his represents I iv t ■
inuoiinee Hint In- would ! ••f-icn
in Mexico wan politically pacified. Th.
innoiineemeiH being ■ din 1 i
'ruin ld,s former announcement -a t'
jatno subject, was not well recciv- -
and indicates that bo will not, as
’ormerly declared, resign at any time!
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Special Nugget Service.
WASHINGTON, D, C„ June :i.
I’lie senate today* passed the navy
>111. The bill carries an appropria
ion of ono hundred and forty mil
ion dollars and provides fpr tlio build
ng of two battleships.' There was
itrong pressuro brought to Induce the
icnato to provldo for a more rapid
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,l>uililing ii|t of tlic navy but the sen
ate committee's report limited tho
. construct ion of warships to two which
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report was nci opted . nd the bill ns
j reported passed.
1’hero were magi amendments ot
1 IV-red during the pendency of tho bill
looking to tho moro rapid upbuilding
of tho navy, but all were voted down.
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v, m i business man of
i litv end at one time wat
pi•ouii,''tit business man of
ulna- lie < nnducted a larjte
■ i ntili i isimss till 190fi. He earn.*
in I.. and was in business
' t ,M |tin:, at which time be closed
be at:less here and returned to
1.1- 11 e sold out his business in
■no in 1 and returned to Nome
. lablished the present meratn
b.a:si here tin- same year which
. . r since been the leading iner
,i establishment ot' Nome. M. D.
in< Is was a native of Callfotnia.
nd reared in San Francisco
tie lias a mother, sister and
1 i who survive him He had a
v i : and vouna^ da UKhter in Spokane.
Tile ■ use which lead to Samuels sui
in. is m i known and those who are
i i ciiui'Kc of his business here say
ihat his huslness is on a firm basis
oil could let possibly be a cause for
t: obi. or uneasiness on his part.
PERSONAL. ,
—
.T. .1 Calc, manager of tin* Miner*
i il l Monhants 1<nnk, is on tho Vlc
ii'.ri.i. .1
O. I’, noggin, the grocer, is on the
Victoria.
Walter Johnson, the dredge man, le
passenger on the steamer Victoria.
T>r. .T. r>. Arnold and family are
1 ispongers on the Victoria.
,.\l iv TTirscliberg. who has installed
a dredge in the Teller district, la on
tin* Victoria.
1J. S. Whltnrd. one of the owner*
of the Kotzebue, is on the Victoria.
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