FEDERAL
AGENCIES i
IN NOME !
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Several new departments have
lwr«? added to the Federal Gov
ernment offices formerly main
tained in Nome.
Judge J. H. S. Morison has been
serving as Judge of the District
®to»rt of the Second Division
marc 1934.
Abner Rydeen, clerk of the
Court for the past 14 years.
The office of District Attorney
Ss filled by Chas. J. Clasby. Miss
Bthel Patterson of Valdez is at
gverent his secretary.
B. B. Mozee is in charge of the
B. S. Marshal’s office. He is as- 1
justed by Cristian J-CLeary, who
*g chief jailor of the U. S. jail, j
9. C. Bingham, former princi-■
pail of the NomeTerritorial school
» now U. S. Commissioner.
A new office created within the ;
year, is that of Land Office, !
which formerly was a duty of the t
Clerk's office. Mrs. Helen Book
man is acting receiver.
*Ihe Post Office is capably man- 1
aged by S. David Mazen, Post
master. He is assisted by Mrs.
Ctan Smith and Mrs. H. Gabbard.
Xotot P. Leach is in charge of
U. S. Weather Bureau in the
♦aitwitp of assistant meteorolo
*»«
The Selective Service Board
maintains an office in the Feder
al Building with Connie M. Ben
stcr. as clerk.
The Alaska Road Commission
ias its headguarters for second
division in the Federal Building
■with Superintendent Ross J.
JCinaey, who has been in that
^department for many years.
Lieut. C. V. Telquist is officer
in charge of the local office of
Alaska Communication system.
Karen C. Baldwin represents
the office of Price Administra
tion.
Walter j. Dodd is field super -
1 visor for the Office of Civilian
| Food Reserve.
The Office of Indian Affairs
maintains a medical disjpensary
for the natives in this district,
which is in charge of Mrs. B. G.
Baker, Indian Affairs nurse for
this district
Roy L. Atkins, superintendent
A a. a. I I T 7 -
of the bureau school and in
charge of the bureau, also has
I his office at the Federal build*,
ing, as well as Mrs. Edna
O’Leary, superintendent of the
i Arts and Crafts Division.
The U. S. Reindeer Service has
J Sidney Rood as supervisor, as- ;
sisted by Mrs. John Bullock and
Miss Alice Yeagle as secretaries.
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HARVEY GRANT
MINES COFFEE CREEK
This was a very short season
for Harvey Grant on Coiffee Creek
and little acutal mining was ac
complished. Most of the work
was in the form of maintenance
to equipment. The season was
very dry until August 19th and
the actual mining ceased on Sep- j
temtoer 16th $r. Grant plans to |
leave shortly and will probably
winter in California. j
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