THE NOME NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor
published Monday, Wednesday, Friday, by The Nome
Publishing Company, Nome. Alaska.
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Opportunities
Here is another bunch of OP
PORTUNITIES received in a re
cent mail by the local Chamber
cxf Commerce. It is to be hoped
that individuals interested in con
taeting investors and others will
take it upon themselves to ans
wer these addresses from time to
time as they are published in the
Nome Nugget for your benefit.
What would be the best way
Y>f getting into touch with an
owner of a placer workings not
too far from Nome, who requires
some capital and a partner for
development. What would be the
best way of locating a prospector
who would like to get a grub
stake next summer, with myself
going along?
Robert F. Fulton
2136 San Pasqual St.
Pasadena, Calif.
It would be possible for me to
raise about a thousand dollars
with which to try my luck in Al
aska.
E. L. Zollers
Route 6
Frankfort, Indiana.
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i am very much interested in
locating in Alaska and have a
small amount of capital with
which to begin.
Stanley S. Peterson
San Louis Obispo, Cal.
Another fellow and I have sav
ed up $1000 and we would like
to try our luck at something up!
iifcear Nome.
Warren Fender
Aircraft Two S. M. F.
Coronado, Calif.
We are two young men with a
capital of $700 and we are inter
ested in gold mining.
Henry Singer
P O. Box 203.
St. James, L. I..
New York.
I could probably invest a lim
ited amount of capital if I thot
there was an opportunity.
Robert Pease. Jr.
Beatrice, Nebraska
Can you put me in touch with
firms or individuals who would
possibly have need for a licens
ed private pilot or a pilot with
a small plane?
C. D. Smith
P. O. Box 734
Austin, Texas
Of course, I contemplate hav
ing enough to pay my way long
enough to be able to look things
over and if nothing turned up
favorably, would at least have
had the trip.
H. J. Gerard
1614 Lyons Ave.
Houston, Texas
Will you kindly send me any
available information you may
have concerning both placer and
lode gold prospecting.
Leonard L. Milling
772 Penobscott Building
Detroit, Michigan
We could arrive in Alaska
with a capital of about $3,500.
P. F. Anderson
821 15th Street
Bremerton, Wash.
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As I am planning on a pros
pecting trip into Alaska this com j
ing season, I would appreciate j
any useful information you could
give me on the mining opportun-!
ities.
Wm. M. Thompson
R. R. No. 1, Box 259
Fontana, Calif
I will be financially able to j
spend some time before I make a J
connection and would prefer
associating with someone with j
mining experience who might,
have claims they would like to1
work and who would offer meanj
interest for a reasonable amount!
of capital and my services.
M. D. Gillam
601 South Meramec Dr.
Clayton, Missouri
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Joe Harnlah, Agent
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I am very much interested in
what mining properties have to
offer.
Jo Balio
1831 Cleveland Ave.
Whiting, Indiana
At the present time we are act
ively engaged in scouting reli
able prospects for possible invest
ors in this state and have the
necessary financial backing
which would enable us to investi
gate good properties in your dis
trict.
William M. Smith
Kimberly, Nevada
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For Organization
The first meeting of represent
atives of different Nome organiza
tions appointed for the purpose of
taking steps toward organizing
a Library Association met in the
Odd Fellows hall, 2 p.m, Sunday.
The following responded to the
roll call:
W. A. Boucher representing
the Odd Fellows; Chas. D. Jones
acted for Mrs. Loretta Jones, rep
resenting the Rebekahs; Pioneers
of Alaska, Aimer Rydeen; Wo
men Pioneers, Mrs. Eugene Kell;
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City of Nome, Councilmen Kroh-j
low and Miller; Home Arts Club
and Women of Moosoheart, Mrs.
Garnet Martin; Kegoayah Kozga
Club, Mrs. W. A. Boucher; O. E.
S.. Mrs. Page; Ladies Aid So
ciety, Mrs. L. E. Rynning; Altar
Society, Mrs. M. J. Walsh.
A. Polet was elected as tem/por i
ary chairman. A general discus
sion at length was taken up bring
ing out the necessity of a library'.
It was moved and carried that
the representatives report back
to their organizations and ascer
tain if the organizations are will
ing to subscribe for at least one
share or more in the corporation
to be formed under the laws of
the Territory of Alaska and also
to ascertain how many individ-1
uals would subscribe toward the'
same purpose. Motion carried.
On motion the following com-!
mittee was appointed o,n ways]
and means to report at the next;
meeting: Mrs. Garnet Martin, W. j
A. Boucher, Aimer Rydeen, Mrs.!
L. E. Rynning, and H. G. Miller. I
The next meeting was set for]
Wednesday evening, April 19, j
7:30 pm.. Odd Fellows Hall, at
wh.-ofl all who are interested in
the Libiary movement are invit
ed to attend.
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