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Airways News
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The PAA mail plane scheduled
for today was cancelled out.
mirow Armines
The Stinson tri-motor is due
from Anchorage at 4:30 and will
j leave for Anchorage tomorrow.
IVI UN ACTIVITIES
Oct. 17-- Pilot Long made a
trip to Bluff returning with Geo.
i Tucker and Perry Bahnke
Oct. 18 —Pilot Long made a
trip to White Mountain with Ed
ward Topkok and Noah Napok:
to Haycock with O. D. Davis,
taking Job Mathews, Golovin to
Koyuk, Oscar Swanson. Haycock
to Golovin; Hannah Alexine,
Josephine Simon, Aaron Simon,
Dan Amuktoolik. Joseph Apad
ruk, George Luke and Samuel
Awinona from Golovin to White
Mountain: and Salem Abraham
from Haycock to Nome.
Pilot Wien made a trip to
American Creek returning with
Chet and Herb Strand. Rose Sil
1 verman was brought to Nome
from Taylor and M. J. Walsh
was taken to Keenans.
Oct. 19 — M. J. Walsh, Jack
; Hoogendorn and Gene Erickson
were taken to Mystery and rd
1 turned to Keenans, M. J. Walsh
, to Nome. John Cross, John Top
kok and John Wheeler were
brought to Nome from Deering.
P:lot Long made a trip to Coun
cil taking Luke Lorna from there
to White Mountain, Elford Blatch
ford. Council to Golovin; Ted
Wallace, Council to Nome; Oscar
Swanson from Golovin to Hay
cock; and Bill Oliver Council to
Nome. Dr. Courtney Smith from
Golovin to White Mountain and
Albert Hallberg from Haycock to
Koyuk.
JERRY SULLIVAN PASSES
AWAY AT SEATTLE
According to a telegram re
ceived here last night, Jerry
Sullivan died in the Providence
Hospital, Seattle, at 8 o’clock p.
m. Sunday.
In the passing of Jerry Sulli
van, an old landmark is remov
ed from the Seward Penisula,
particularly the Kougarok dis
trict. where he diligently and,
successfully applied himself in
the development of large placer,
holdings.
Jerry was one of the first lo
cators of mining claims in tl*e
Kougarok, and through his cou
rage. tenacity, and resourceful-1
ness, was responsible fur bring
ing that district into one of the'
large producers of the Second
Division.
Jerry first came to Alaska in
1897 and took part in every
stampede from Dawson to Nome.
He has a host of friends who will
miss him.
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News Items
The SS Mt. McKinley of the
Alaska Line is reported today
not to be expected to arrive in i
Nome until Thursday.
The SS Derblay sail', d for Scat
tie at 8 p.m. Saturday evening.
The SS Sutherland sailed for
Seattle late this afteroon with
the following passengers:
Ervin V Adams
Chas Anderson
A J Roseoe
Delbert Anderson
Howard DeLine
Carl Holm
Nick C Gray
Max Gray
Clifton Buchanan
Miss Helen Lehman, and Geo
rge Maas were married today by
U. S. Commissioner Tanner.
Mrs. Maas who until recently
was a nurse at the Maynard Col
umbus Hospital is now a mem
ber of the PAA office staff.
The Au Revoir Dance sponsor
ed by the Arctic Club Saturday
eveing drew a large and enthus
iastic crowd. Much interest was
displayed in the Wheel of For
tune.
Probably the happiest person
of the evening was Dick Corn
wall who was the holder of the
lucky number hich gave the win
ncr a free ticket frrm Nome to
Seattle, or $120 on cash.
GEN. BUCKNER HUNTS
WITH COURT O. K.
The Geenral Buckner hunting
case, which has stirred a con
troversy involving the federal
district court and the Alaska
Game Commission, had added to
its turbulent history these new
developments:
1. Following a trial recently in
which the court ruled that Maj.
Gen. Simon B. Buckner, Jr., was
entitled to a resident hunting
liecense. Jack O'Connor, wild
life agent for the commission, re
fused to issue the license. Later
the court issued the license in
O’Connor's name.
2. On the same day the court
granted U. S. Disk Atty. Joseph
W. Kehoe 60 days in which to
file a bill of exceptions, the first
step in appeal.
3. Frank DuFresne head of the
game commission stopped in An
chorage long enough to announce!
his opinion that General Buck
ner has no valid hunting license.
4. When the general heard of
this he promptly went hunting
to have the issue settled once
and for all.
Meawnhile a lieutenant who
came to Ft. Richardson with the
infantry acquired a resident hunt
ing license by filing an affidavit
and paying his $1 fee. O’Connor
explained that the commission
was satisfied that the lieutenant,
Charles D. King, is domiciled in
Alaska within the meaning of
the law, and is not satisfied with
the facts in the General Buckner
case. |
O’Connor explained that the!
requirements for a resident hunt;
ing license are: (1 the applicant:
must declare intention to reside;
permanently in Alaska, (2) such;
intention must be evidenced by
establishing a domicile in Alaska
for a period of one year. Domi
cile may be acquired by enlisted
men who will be discharged in
Alaska, officers and men who
will be retired here, and by re
serve officers whose tour of ac
tive duty will be termiinated.
here.
Paymetn of taxes or ownership
of property has nothing to do
with estaflishing domicile, O’
Connor pointed out. The rules
are laid down by Congress, and!
not by the game commission, he
insisted.
Depletion of big game in Alas
ka, both because of hunting and
natural causes, is one of the com
mission’s most serious concerns,
he declared. Disease is blamed
for decreasing the number of
caribou and sheep.
NOTICE
Lost — A man’s twenty-one
jewel gold Waltham watch near
Lomen Commercial Co. river
lighterage. Reward offered. In
quire Nome Nugget.
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KING, per box $3.95
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On All Transportation Starting
October 10, 1941
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
MT. McKINLEY . Oct. 12th Oct 21st
(Passengers and freight)
Nome
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent