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E. W. STEWART TO COME
TO NOME TO BE ASST.
SUPERINTENDENT ARC
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To accept the position of assist
! ant superintendent of the Alaska
Road Commission in the Nome
1 district E. M. Stewart, who main
! tains an engineer office in Fair
1 banks with Irving McK. Reed
will leave May 5 for here.
Mr. Stewart is engineer for the
! city on its Public Works Admin
istration projects.
At a meeting of the Mayor and
City Council Monday, Mr. Ste
wart submitted a letter to the
' officials requesting their permis
sion to turn over his contract
with the city in respect to PWA
work to L. E. Hough instructor
in civil engineering and physics
at the University of Alaska.
The regular meeting of the
Nome Health Council will meet
at the City Hall, Monday, April
29 at 7:30.
Dr Morcom will speak on can
cer control.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
H. G. Miller, Chairman
The PAA mail plane arrived 1
and and departed again for Fair
banks yesterday. Incoming on
the plane was Mort Powell.
Grenwold Collins, A 1 a s ka
Game Commission Warden for
the Second Division, before fly-1
ing northward, recently, declar
ed that “duck and geese hunters
found violating the provisions of
the Game Laws in shooting out
of season will be rigorously pros
ecuted to the full extent of the
law.”
O. M. Powell, operator of the
famed “Kougarok Limited,” on
the Nome-Kougarok tramway
was an arriving passenger from
Fairbanks and the States Thurs
day by Pacific Alaska Airways
mail plane. He declared that his
equipment will again be placed
in condition for a busy season on
the tramway, this summer.
Nome’s two seasons have been
experienced during the past
week. The winter is definitely ov
er. and the ice which has locked
the shores of Nome has been tak
en out with the current. Snake
River has opened up partially
and is flowing into Bering Sea.
Warm weather and calm nights
indicate that summer is upon us
and the busy mining season
about to begin; with operators
flocking into Nome and out to
their diggings by the score.
Last minute political activities
have been apparent during the
past day or two with the primary
elections to be held next Tuesday
April 30th. Republican and Dem
ocratic candidates have been
busy in their efforts to swell the
votes in the two parties.
“Vote the Republican Ticket”
appeared on a banner today
strung across Main Street at the
corner of Front Street and Lane’s
Way. The banner appeared to be
eliciting much comment.
Paterson Hotel Arrivals
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E. H. Hallis
John Silloway
Robert Paxton
' Gifford Lemmon
Fred Johnson
M. O. Quanstrom
F. S. Hongland
Herman Lerdahl
Mr. and Mrs. R. McDuffy
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. Worshpi Service.
Sermon topic: “David and Jon
athan as Friends.” The Odd Fel
lows of Nome will be guests at
the service. Mr. Bernie Knudson
will sing.
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH
Miss Sarah Taylor, Deaconess
11:00 a.m.—Church School
5:00 p.m.—Worship service.
Sermon topic: “They Shall Run
and Not Be Weary.” W. P. Wood
will preach.
MIROYV ACTIVITIES
Fred Chambers returned from
Unalakleet with four passengers,
Edward Kootuk, Albert Bahls,
Robert Ayagiak and Melvin Mal
de.
Fred Chambers made a trip to
Solomon, Council and Candle,
April 25. He had as passengers
to Candle Edward Kootuk and
Robert Ayagiak.
Pilot Sasseen is due to return
from Anchorage today with the
tri-motor w'ith a full load of pas
sengers. He will return to An
chorage Saturday.
YY’IEN ACTIVITIES
April 25—Pilot Whaley made a
flight north with freight for Cof
fee Creek and Fox Bar. Graham
Lammers was a round trip pas
senger to Kotzebue from Fox
Bar.
April 26—A flight was made to
Coffee Creek and Taylor with
W. E. McDonald and Mrs. Mc
Clain for Coffee Creek and Oscar
Lay for Taylor. Bud Thompson
was brought to Nome on the re- '
turn trip.
Pilot Whaley left for Council
and Candle this afternoon with
freight, and Mrs. Glass and child.
Joe Lucas was a passenger to
Candle from Council.
Gruening to Sail North
Reports from Juneau said Gov.
Ernest Gruening is expected to
sail from Seattle for Juneau to
morrow. Several Juneauites talk
ed with him by long distance
telephone within the last few
days.
Frank Ambrose of Nulato
Drowns In Yukon Slough
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NULATO, April 24 — Frank
Amborse, native, drowned this i
morning in a Yukon slough one:
mile below Nulato. His two dogsi
attached to a submerged sled,
were found to be missing. Am
brose leaves a wife and four
small children.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
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NUGGET OFFICE
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JOBLESS? —American-born
Hermit Roosevelt, whose volun
teer brigade organized to fight
in Finland disbanded after
Russo-I’innish peace pact, may
rejoin the British army from
which he resigned to command
the brigade.
PAINT TIME
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We have a large stock of paints
For all purposes
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IS ON SALE AT
20% REDUCTION
Hie Season Is Favorable
Let us give our homes & stores
a new coat of paint before the
arrival of the first boat.
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Schedule Fairbanks to Nome and Return
MONDAY and THURSDAY
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WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Juneau to Fairbanks
TUESDAY and SATURDAY
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Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
ALASKA * . Apr 20 Apr 26 Apr 26 May 2
BARANOF .-. Apr 24 Apr 30 Apr 30 May 6
YUKON .-... Apr 27 May 3 May 3 May 9
ALASKA _ May 4 May 10 May 10 May 16
BARANOF . May 8 May 14 May 14 May 20
YUKON . May 11 May 17 May 17 May 23
ALASKA .-. May 18 May 24 May 24 May 30
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARN1SH, Agent