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City Council Meets
The City Council met in reg
ular session Monday night, with
Mayor Kubon in the chair. Most
of the current year’s last-minute
bills were approved for payment
and general discussion on the
question of heating equipment for
the school buliding took place.
It was agreed that general spec
ideations as to requirements
would be prepared for the next
meeting, before any call for bids
was issued. The plans for the
new addition also came under dis
cussion, the committee reporting
that the work of Mr. Hickock in
putting down the creosoted pil
ing for the new addition to the
school building, had been com
pleted satisfactorily.
The council adjourned to meet
again in special session Thursday
April 18th,. at which time it will
adjourn sine die and the new
council take office.
Chamber Holds
Noon Luncheon
The regular meeting of the
Board of Directors of the N. W.
Alaska Chamber of Commerce
met in the North Pole Bakery
Tuesday noon. After the reading
of the minutes of the last two
meetings, a report was received
from the committee on mails and
telegraphs submitting a message
which was sent to Earl L. March,
Chief Clerk Railway Mail Ser
vice, Seward, Alaska, as follows:
"Winter mail service Fairbanks
Nome terminates May 8th and
thereafter first class arrives in
termittently as passenger traffic
permits and no magazines or
newspapers received until open
ing ocean navigation middle
June stop Citizens Nome and Sec
ond Division urgently request
winter mail service Fairbanks to
Nome direct be continued to ex
tent one plane weekly from May
3th to June 19th for all classes
mail stop.
A report from the committee
on street signs and numbering of
houses was received and the com
mittee will continue until the
investigation is concluded and a
report is rendered to the City as
to the costs of undertaking such
a job.
A resolution on the subject of
benefits derived by the Territory
of Alaska from the Social Secur
ity Act in connection with the
care of the Needy, Aged persons,
and care of dependent children.
were read and adopted by the ■
Board and same will be sumbit
ted to the general meeting to be
held next Tuesday.
.A Resolution from the Fairbanks
Chamber of Commerce in rela
tion to the Secretary of the Inter
ior request for the withdrawal of
all lands near navigable or oth
er waters and creating a leasing}
system was read and endorsed by
the Board and referred to the!
next general meeting of the mem
bership.
A reply was receivel from Joe
Wallace in relation to the propos'
ed hotel in which he stated that,
he will soon mail to the commit
tee a complete set-up of the pro
posed Nome hotel.
Director Starling has been de
signated to preside at the next
general business meeting to be
held next Tuesday at the North
Pole Bakery.
j Men and Women — Make your
home a store, supply friends and
neighbors with 300 daily used
household necessities. Big profits.
Write H. F. Mack, Box 1651,
! Juneau.
Proof of Labor Blanks can now
be had at the Nome Nugget office
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NEWS ITEMS
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Arriving Tuesday, from An
I chorage by plane were Mr. and
1 Mrs. Ralph Kravachuk, and Wal
ter R. Hinckley.
Mr. Kravachuk. who is an en
' gineer in the diesel power house
1 of the C. S. S. R. & M. Co., at
! Nome, was married this winter
j in Seattle, and in returning with
) his bride, expect to make their
j home here.
Miss Deborah Pentz, Supervis
or of Child Welfare Services for
the Territorial Department of
! Welfare, was a recent arrival by
j plane. She is at present engaged
| in taking care of several cases in
| Nome and expects to remain here
! far several more days before re
1 turning to her headquarters at
| Juneau.
J Funeral Mrs. Anna White Today
The funeral for Annie C. White
was held at the Federated
Church Wednesday afternoon,
April 10th at 2 p.m.
The services were well attend
ed, approximately 150 persons be
ing present. Mrs. Bjarne Olsen!
sang two selections accompanied
by Robert Baldwin at the organ.
The Pioneer Women conducted
the services.
The pall bearers were: C. D.
Jones, H. D. Longfellow, O. L. Ol
sen, Nels Swanberg Sr., David
Gray, and James Panos.
The sixth and last of the Pio
neer Social Card Parties was
held at the Odd Fellows Hall,
Monday, April 8th at 9 p.m
The regular prizes and the
Grand Prizes for the series were j
awarded
Following are the winners:
Ladies, Mrs. C. Atwood, Mrs.
M. J. Walsh and Mrs. L. Hedine.
Gentlemen: George Modini,
Peter X Peterson and Chas. D. j
Jones.
The Grand Prizes were won by,
Ladies: Mrs. Chas. Pennycook, |
Mrs. F. D. Roberts and Mrs.'
Waldheim.
Gentlemen: Robert Ledger- j
wood, David Gray and Carl Lin
dell.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the awarding of prizes.
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Fsank Whaley of Wien Airlin
es made a flight to Fairbanks yes I
terday with Dr. Butler and is exj
pected to return to Nome today.'
Two Woodley planes arrived ,
Nome late yesterday afternoon
from Anchorage carrying about;
ten passengers. They fueled up |
and immediately took off on the
return flight.
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ALASKA GETS HIGH
PRAISE IN MAGAZINE
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Collier’s Weekly praises Alas-j
ka to the high heavens for its]
fishing in a recent issue of that j
national magazine which featur
es a double page folding spread]
on the nation’s fish.
On a map of the country, with
Alaska in a box supplement at1
the bottom. Colliers editors write i
Every angler wants to go to Al
aska when he dies. It’s the fab
ulous land of tackle-busting rain]
bows, cutthroat, steelhead, Dolly]
Varden, of the almost extinct ]
grayling, of five species of sal
mon to be taken on rod and reel
—the finest all around sports fish
ing in the world—and all of it
doomed, unless the Government’s
bounty payments on trout are
stopped, adequate conservation
provided and enforced, and all
game fish placed under the regul
ation of a sportsmen’s organiza
tion such as the Alaska Game
Commission.”
COMING
HARD TIMES PARTY
SATURDAY, APRIL 13
I. O. O. F. HALL
Buy them by the bundle, Use
them for starting fires. For Sale
at The Nome Nugget.
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED
Now is the time to look over
your job printing needs for the
spring and summer. The Nug
get Office will be glad to consult
with you as to your wants and
prices on same.
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Mt. McKinley . Apr 3 Apr 9 Apr 9 Apr 15
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