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Deliveries of equipment and supplies for
commercial use are increasingly uncertain. Price
advances appear inevitable.
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City Council Meets
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Th. Nome Common Council
•met in regular session at 8 p.m.
on March 24 Mayor Miller presid
ed and all members were present
except Councilman Kesey, who
was in the States on leave of ab
sence:
Councilman O’Leary reported
on refuse being dumped near the
East revetment of the jetty. He
had notified Mr. Horen, scaven
ger, to discontinue this practice
in t'he future, and Mr Horen has
now cooperated.
Councilman Givan reported
having cleared the streets of
snow after the recent storm, a
•bulldozer being used in this
work. All stre ts being now- pass
able for cars.
In the matter of loose dogs on
tiie streets, Councilman Ander
son stated that the Police Depart
ment had cautioned the owners
of same to ke p them off the
streets and as a result it is not
iceable that very few violations
are in evidence
Some discussion was held on
radio intereference, Councilman
Givan stating that he had, as yet,
been unable to get a man who
was qualified to make a proper
inspection and ascertain the
cause of said interference. His
Company being ready and whil
ing to cooperate in ev ry w-ay.
Mr- McKenzie of the local Wea
ter Bureau wrho wras present, stat
ed that the noise and interference
could be eliminated if th City,
Council would compel owners of,
automobiles to submit to an in
spection of their cars before a
license is issued. Also that before
granting a franchise to the North
ern Light and Power Co. to oper
ate its lin s, an agreement should
be had whereby said company
would be compelled to exact
from all users of powrer. an agree
ment to install filters cn electric
al devices. He stated that the
num- rous General Electric fur
naces were being operated which
if inspected would be found to
be the cause of a great deal of
the trouble. Owners of such de
vices should be compelled to use
filters on such plants. ,
Norvin Lewis requested a re
rording machine to be installed
in the fire station which would,
record on the chart the numbers
called.
Councilman Maloney advised
that th; local Telephone Com
pany had arranged for several,
open phone lines and phones at
various places in town for any
persons wanting to call the Fire
Department. One phone is locat-;
ed at the Power House, one at,
the west entrance of the Ham
mon Company building.
Councilman O’Leary’s motion l
was passed instructing the Chief
of Police to make a survey of the
town in reference to the need of
additional fire boxes, cost of
same, cost of installation and to
make a rtport for the next meet- j
ing.
Professor Ryan advised the J
Council that he had obtained con
sent of the mayor and members!
of the council to a proposal for
the installation of an inner com-!
munication system in the school
building, making it possible for ,
all class rooms to communicate]
w’ith the superintendent’s office1. I
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Word has been received by1
1 Mrs. Charles Calkins from her
daughter, the former Mrs. Hans1
Mirow of Nome, who was recent'
| Iy married to John Moore of An- i
i ehorage, that she is now at home
,’at 2100 Virginia St. Apt. 3, Berk
leley, Calif.
Mr. Moore who was a pilot for
! Star Airways, is completing tests
' in instrument flying, after which
I he and Mrs. More expect to drive
1 south on a visit to Mexico.
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WIEN ACTIVITIES
Pilot John Cross left yester
day for Deering and Kotzebue
with express and Tom Grov s for
Deering.
Pilot Lund left this morning
'with Mrs. Little and son for Tel
ler, and will pick up Sam Kend
rick at Igloo for Teller
1 Pilot Lund is planning a trip
today to Bunker Hill with Bill
Anderson and express.
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MIROIV ACTIVITIES
Pilot Sasseen left for Anchor
age today with Bob Jackson^ Sig
Wien and W. N. Foster for Mc
Grath.
Pilot Morgan Davies of the
Star Airways arrived from An
chorage yesteVday with three pas
sengers:
Red Erskine
Bailey Covey
Bob McDonald
The plane expects to return to
Anchorage tomorrow'.
Red Erskine is making his an
ual trip to Nome and way points
for the Seattle Hardware Co.
Bailey Covely repr ents Hills
Bros, and is employed by Joe
Meherin.
E b McDonald is a represent
ative of the Black Brothers.
Mike Walsh returned M nday
fi in the States, Jun au and Fair
bank-. His daughter Eileen and
her family are fine in California
and Mrs. Walsh is staying on
there until the 1st boat. From Cal
ifornia, Mr. Walsh went to Ju
neau to resume his duties there
during the school board meeting.
Arriving in Fairbanks he found
his daughter Ann was ill. He stay
ed there until she was well en
ough to leave,
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Tom Groves, mechanic for Mi
row Air Service, 1ft with John
Cross to check over a plane for
the Northern Cross Airways.
Geo. Waldheim is down from j
Dahl Creek for a few days to do i
shopping for his camp. He states |
that there is hardly any snow in !
the Kougarok but that the tern- j
perature has been low due to the!
terrific cold winds they have
been having.
Billy Anderson, the famous and
popular cook for the Alaska Road
Commission is leaving today for
Bunker Hill to open up his road
camp.
Mrs. Mike Little and son Mick
ey are making a trip to Teller
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Bernhardt.
Today is the last day to file for j
the City election. Those filing up!
to the time of going to press arej
as 'follows:
For Mayor, H. G. Miller and Ed j
Anderson.
For Councilmen, 1 year term,
R. Kitzmiller and B. G. Baker.
For 2 year term, A. J. O'Leary,
Erik Nelson and F. Havercamp.
For City Attorney, L M. Sulli
van.
For City Clerk, M. J. Walsh.
City Treasurer, Lee McCloy
School Board, Kenn Rude.
Sam Gotten, mining engineer,
flew to the Tubuktulik Tuesday
to check some ground that was
leased from Sam Godfrey by the
Cleary Hill Mines Company.
PIONEER CARD PARTY
4th Party of Series
Thurs. Mar. 27, 9 p.m. IOOF Hall
Adm. 50< Public Invited
Members meet at 8 p.m.
HARD TIMES PARTY
IOOF Hall, Saturday Mar. 30.
Music by Lloyd and Marcia .
Cards 9 pm. 6 Prizes
Dancing 10:30 p.m. 3 Prizes
Adm. 75d Refreshments Free
DR. O. L. ALBERY
CHIROPRACTOR
Will Be In Nome For Two Weeks
In Jack White’s Rooming House
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EASTER OFFERINGS
New Easter Hats
New Easter Dresses
We Also Have Received
New Spring Hoods, Snoods
And Turbans
New Neckwear and
Hankerchiefs
ON SALE
THURSDAY, MARCH 27
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NOME - SEATTLE
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MARCH 17th, 1941
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