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NEWS ITEMS
The PAA Electra arrived and
departed Nome today, piloted by
Savory and Hawley. Mail was
carried both ways.
H. Bird was a passengers for
: Nome and the outgoing passen
I gers were: V. Richmond, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Boyd and W. Burton.
ELECTION RETURNS 2nd DIV.
The returns for the Haycock
Precinct in the Second Division
election have been received and
are as follows:
Cole 11, Dimond 15
McCain 9. Roden 17
Boyle 16, Humpheries 10
Hesse 17, Miller 8
Cochran 14. Egbert 9, Gillette 0
Anderson 4, Ball 4, Cross 12,
Lyng 19, Ost 17, Smith 7, Stang
room 10. Taggart 10, Whaley 21
For, Referendum, 12, Against
14.
The unofficial totals for the 16
precincts, including Haycock,
now in are:
Cole 321, Dimond 719.
McCain 485, Roden 599
Boyle 660, Humpheries 337
Hesse 593, Miller 319
Cochran 611, Egbert 144, Gil-j
ette 230
Anderson 235, Ball 405, Cross
411, Lyng 536, Ost 346. Smith 546
Stangroom 565. Taggart 413,
Whaley 582.
For, Referendum, 440, Against
513.
The Territorial Department of
Health announced today that Mr.
Lloyd A. Morley, Sanitarian, has
recently been promoted to the
rating of Senior Sanitarian in
the Division of Public Health En
gineering. and is being transfer
red to the newly created Branch
Office in Anchorage.
Mr. Morley’s work shall con
sist of sanitary inspections of
food establishments, dairies, can
neries. barber and beauty shops
(in Northwestern Alaska com
funities) and the promotion of
general sanitation.
' Sanitarian Earl A. Neuru, for
merly of Oympia, has been ap
pointed to cover the canitation
program in Southeastern Alaska.
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The SS Oduna of the Alaska
Line arrived Nome a,t 4:00 a.m.
'his morning and is today dis
charging cargo.
Passengersfor Nome were Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Boyd and Vol
nev Richmond, Jr. Mr. Richmond
is vice president of the North
ern Commercial Company and
Mr. Boyd is auditor for the
Northern Commercial Co. The
N. C. recenty bought out the
Alaska Commercial Co. at Un
alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd and Mr.
Richmond left Nome for Fair
banks on today's PAA Eeetra.
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Activities
The Mirow Tri-motored Stin
son left for Unalakleet and An
chorage at 12:30 today with A1
Holt, E. Cornwell, Gus Gelles,
Mrs. L. Hedine and child, Mark
Stephens and B. Colvey as pas
sengers for Anchorage. Sasseen
will return tomorrow to Unal
akleet for five passengers to An
chorage.
Pilot Chambers made a trip to
Teller for Dudley Warner and
John Mertie Jr. for Nome.
Pilot Chambers made a flight
to Noatak with two government
teachers and returned with two
passengers from Kotzebue.
Yesterday Chambers returned
from White Mountain with Alice
Walker.
Chambers made two trips to
Beaver Creek with freight, Sam
Emmons and Don Stewart.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Sept. 17— Pilot Wien returned
to Nome from Fairbanks with
mail and express and left im
mediately for Teller.
Lund made a trip to the Kou
garok and Teller with express
and Graham Lammers for Fox
Bar. Harry Palmer was a pas
senger from Taylor to Teller.
Sept. 18 — Two trips were
made down the coast to Solomon
and Council with express and
passengers. Chas. Strom for
Council and John Noble round
trip to Solomon. Babe was taken
to American Creek on the sec
ond trip.
- Pilot Wien is hauling freight
from Teller to Taylor.
Trips are scheduled for the
Kougarok, Deering, Council and
Bluff.
HUBBARD IN JUNEAU AFTER
SUMMER IN BERING SEA
Mount Venaiminoff, supposed
ly going through a terrific erup
tion recently, was a great disap
pointment to exploring priest
the Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard,
who arrived in Juneau Saturday
night aboard the cutter Bonham
which is southbound from Ber
ing Sea patrol. He plans to spend
about ten days or more in Ju
neau.
Before going to King Island,
the Rev. Hubbard and his party
went into the crater of Mount
Veninminoff near the end of the
Alaska Peninsula only to find it
filled with ice.
The rest of the summer was
spent at King Island with the
Eskimos there.
RETURNS VIRTUALLY
COMPLETED 1ST DIV.
— NO CLOSE RACES
Election of all Demccratis can
didates in the First Division was
conceded when returns from 52
of the 55 precincts showed the
Democrats hoding commanding
leads in all races.
Senator Norman R. (Doc.)
Wa ker of Ketchikan is 202 votes
ahead of Frank S. Barnes of
Wrangelll in the closest race.
Walker the incufbent has 2,684
votes against 2,482 for Barnes.
All Democratic candidates for
the House were winners, with
Mrs. Mildred Hermann, the high
est Repubican, trailing by more
than 200 votes.
The Division gave large major
ities to all Democratic candidat
es for Territorial officials. Dele
gate Anthony J. Dimond has ap
proximately three times as many
votes as Republican Cash Cole,
the 52-precinct total being 4232
for Dimond and 1473 for Cole.
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BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier B, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails Sept. 18 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Steamer Leave Seattle Di*° Reward Leave Seward
COLUMBIA . Sept 14 Sept 19 Sept 19
ALASKA . Sept 18 Sept 24 Sept 24
ALEUTIAN . Sept 21 Sept 26 Sept 26
BARANOF . Sept 25 Oct 1 Oct 1
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I ALASKA . Oct 2 Oct 8 Oct 8
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M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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