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Citv Council Meets
The Nome City Council met
shortly after 8 o’clock Monday to
ransact city business. All mem
bers were present except coun
cilmen Nevin and Anderson.
Mayor Miller presided and the
minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Communications to the city
were read.
Among them was a letter from
Dr. F. E. O. Stienbach, from New
Zealand. Dr. Stienbach said that
he was a German married to a
Jewess, and at the time of the
German occupation of Austria,
had a large practice in Vienna.
Not wishing to become separated
from hits wife they moved to
New Zealand, but the laws there
do not permit them to practice
medicine. Both Dr. and Mrs.
possess several diplomas aind
the doctor has high recommend
ations. Both speak and write
English French and German flu
ently.
Dr. Stienbach asked that he be
given a chance to practice and
he felt that he would make a
good citizen of that country
which would give him that
chance.
The regular committees made
their reports.
Counci’man Stewart of the,
street committee announced that
arrangements had been made for
the streets to be graded soon,
using a Road Commission grader
and the City's cat.
The special committees made
their reports.
All bills approved by the fin
ance committee were ordered
paid.
The resignation of councilman
Lyle Nevin was accepted by the
Council.
The Council appointed Gus
O'Leary to finished the unexpir
ed term of Councilman Nevin.
The meeting adjourned.
The PAA Electra arrived
.Nome today from Fairbanks car
'rying passengers and mail. Pilots
] were Hall and Savory. Passen
gers were: Mrs. Peggy Good
fellow and son, M. F. Burrel, B.
, E. Dotty, L. Ledourneau and 40
! pounds of mail.
Outgoing passengers were: O.
A. Rasto, CAA inspector; Mrs.
N. and Josephine Crumrine, Fran
ces Smeedle, Patricia Goodale,
Pat Goodale and Dr. M. U. Heil
| man.
Mr. Brayton and Mr. Dodge
were picked up at Nulato.
Arriving Nome on today’s PAA
Electra was Mrs. Peggy Goodfel
low and son. Mrs. Goodfellow is
the wife of the PAA mechanic
in Fairbanks and is in Nome vis
iting. Mrs. Art Martin.
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Chamber Holds !
Noon Luncheon
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The regular meeting of the
Board of Directors of the North
western Alaska Chamber of
Commerce was convened in the
Nevada Grill Tuesday noon.
President McConaghy called the
meeting to order.
Communications from the Gen
eral Electric Company and the
Westinghouse Electric Company
were received submitting prices
for the revolving beacon for the
Nome Air Field same being re
ferred to the Committee on Avia
tion.
The Committee on Street signs
for the streets of Nome reported
and on motion the Secretary
was instructed to send a reply as
to the City action to all of the
fifty or more citizens who signed
the petition asking for the street
signs.
On motion the Committee on
Harbors and Waterways was ask
ed to look into the matter of re
pairs to the Snake River bridge,
especially from the Sandspit side
as being dangerous to traffic.
On motion the Secretary has
been instructed to communicate
with all the Chamber of Com
merce representatives in the dif
ferent districts of the Second Div
isions requesting them to submit
their program and needs to be
incorporated into a legislative
program which will soon be com!
piled.
The next meeting of the Cham
ber which will be on July 30
will be the general business meet
ing of the Chamber. Dr. Morcom
has been designated to preside.
Mi row Air Service
Activities
Pilot Sasseen left for Anchor
age with seven passengers and
express and will return to Nome
Wednesday evening.
Anchorage passengers were:
J. L. Reed, D. Young, Bill Young,
Mrs. Young, D. Sheadley, Frank
Franzen and C. V. Olson.
Pilot Chambers made a trip to
Teller with freight for Bathol
omae Oil Co. and on to Taylor
with freight and Lyman Culver
was a round trip passengers from
Teller to Taylor.
Pilot Chambers made a trip to
Golovin from Nome with Miss
Sheppard and on to Ungalik with
freight and mail. Miss Sheppard
was returned to Nome on the
same trip.
A trip is scheduled for Beav
er Creek this afternoon with
freight and one passenger.
Freight will also be transported
to Council.
Wien Airlines
Activities -
July 23—Pilot Wien made two
trips north with express and
mail. Billie Waldheim was brot
to Nome from Rainbow.
Bill Lund left for Pilgrim
Springs in the morning with two
ssiters and a child for the mis
sion. Immediately upon return
ing to Nome he eft for Council
and Bluff with C. V. Olsen to
Bluff, Bill Oliver to Council and
express. Two passengers were
brought to Nome on the return
from Council.
July 24—Two trips are sched
uled for the Kougarok with Mike
Walsh, Mr. Donovan, B. Mozee
and express.
REPUBLICAN NOTICE
A Nome Republican Club meet
ing will be held in the City Hall
tonight at 8 p.m. All Republicans
are invited to attend.
Chairman
FOR SALE
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One small oil burner in good
condition. Inquire at A. H. Lob
ley residence.
Proof of Labor Blanks can now
be had at the Nome Nugget office
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POLET’S STOKE
Reductions In Fares to Fairbanks. Juneau ^
And All Intermediate Stops
NOME TO FAIRBANKS $ 74.00
ROUNDTRIP 133.20
NOME TO JUNEAU $149.00
ROUND TRIP 268.20
PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS Announces
A Marked Reduction in Express Rates
Nome and Fairbanks j
Weight Value |j
Not Over $40 New Rate Old Rate Reduction
2 lbs .78 1.00 .22 3
5 tbs 1.30 2.50 .70
10 lbs 3.50 5.00 1.50
20 lbs 6.90 10.00 3.10
100 lbs 34.10 50.00 15.90
The rate from Nome to Juneau has been reduced from j
$1.00 to 69<. per h. The valuation charge to Juneau is 40<*
per $100 with any valuation up to $25 bearing the minimum s
charge of 10<.
The rate from Nome to Seattle is $1.11 per lb., and the
valuation charge 40< per $100.
Shipments may be fully insured for a slight additional cost, ji
5 lb. Valuation $30 to be insured. 4
5x1.11 Poundage $5.55: .3000x.40 Val. .12 .3000x.25 Ins. .075 j
I therefore Minimum .10—Total $5.77. J
IMAGINERY GOLD SHIPMENT 25 lbs Value $10,000 Insured fj
Poundage 25x1.11 $27.75 'd
Valuation 100x.40 40.00 H'
Iusurance 100x.25 25.00 j
TOTAL . 92.75 if insured |
$67.75 if not insured.
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BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier 1, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. DERBLAY Sail August 10th for Nome, Norton Sound
and Kotzebue Sound
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 Du° Seward Leave Seward
COLUMBIA . July 20 July 25 July 25
Mt McKINLEY . July 24 July 30 July 30
ALEUTIAN . July 27 Aug 1 Aug 1
BARANOF. July 31 Aug 6 Aug 6
COLUMBIA . Aug 3 Aug 8 Aug 8
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent