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Mirow Air Service
Activities
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Pilot JefTord left for Unala
kleet this morning to continue
the charter work for the reindeer
service. Mr Burdick and Chas
| Traeger were the only passen
I gers. JcfTorl expects to back in
Nome the latter part of this
week.
Pilot Sasseen left for Anchor
age and arirvcd there at 3 pm
with two passenfers and express
for that place. Pilot Sasseen will
return tomorrow with passengers
and express. Another trip will
leave for Anchorage as soon as
Pilot Sasseen arrives in Nome.
Pilot Chambers arrived in Un
alakleet today and left immed
iately for Nulato on his mail run.
After making the trip to St. Mi
chael he will go to Bethel and
pick up Frank Kammer and wife
Mr. Kammer is the new pilot
who will fly the Stinson trimotor
on the Anchorage and Fairbanks
runs.
Frank Whaley of Wien Air
lines arrived Nome today from
Fairbanks with a load of freight.
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Pilot Maurice King, Archie Fer
guso nand Matt Parvin of tht
Ferguson Airways arrived Nome
today from Kotzebue in the Stin
son plane. They are remaining
over night and returning in the
morning.
j Arriving with pilot Cross of
the Northern Cross today from
I the north was attorney O D Cb
chran, in addition to Deputy Mar
| shal Sweeney and a prisoner.
Miss Zelda Griffith and Ernest j
Boulanger today obtained a mar
riage license from U S Commis
! sioner C C Tanner. The date of
the wedding was not announced,
but it is believed it will take
place soon.
All single girls interested in
baseball will have a chance to
show their “stuff” Friday night
] at 7 pm at the School Gym. Let’s
j have a big turn-out.
City Council Meets
The City Council with Mayor
Kubon in the chair met last ev
ening at the city hall with coun
cilmen Madsen and Hurley ab
sent. Reading of the journal, ac
counts against the city and com
munications occupied councilman
ic attention for the first hour.
Councilman Kelsey presented
a proposed sketch and plans for
the addition to the school build
ing. and was given a vote of con
fidence by the council and re
quested to continue to complete
the plans for the addition, funds
for which were appropriated by
the last legislature to the amount
of $10,000.
Engineer Egbert reported the
need of a thorough inspection of
the casing of the well from
which water is pumped by the de
partment for combating fires in
j Nome. The Mayor ordered such
! an inspection to be made.
Need of more blankets in the j
i city jail was suggested by coun
j cilman Anderson and authority
j was given Chief Laws to see that
I sufficient blankets were provided
in the “bullpen,” to. keep all dis
i satisfied inmates “comfty," dur
ing the time of their incarcera
tion.
With the above matters of
| business disposed of, the old sub
j jeqt of who had a button to
! send to the lady in Nebraska
I came up and unanimous vote au
j thocized the mayor to handle the
matter and see that they heard
I of no more "buttons” for a while.
Councilman Anderson of the
Health and Relief Committee re
ported he was to confer with
Territorial examiner Morley mow
in the city, and take up prob
lems of public health and sani
tation with him. He reported an
inspection of city barber shops
stating they appeared to be main
; tained in a sanitary condition.
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NEWS ITEMS
Officer in charge of the Nome
Coast Guard Station Kurt Spren
ger received in the last mail a
sketch and plans for the propos
ed new Coast Guard station here.
While nothing definite is yet
announced as to the construction
of the building, it is hoped that
an appropriation will be secured
at this session of Congress with
which to build a stati n. The for
mer station was destroyed by the
fire of 1934.
The proposed new building
would include quarters for the
life-saving boats and gear, work
shops, garage, and living quar
ters above for the crew and their
families.
The pnoposed site was indicat
ed as near the revetment at the
western extremity of the S W
Taggart property on River St.,
in such a position that a move
able crane could pick the boats
out of the water for repairs or
at the end of the season and set
them on tracks where they
wculd then be drawn into the
building.
Chamber of Commerce officials1
and Delegate Dimond, in addi
tion to Coast Guard authorities
are understood to be urging the
project for this session of Con
gress.
Deputy Marshal Patrick Sween
ey arrived from Candle by plane,
this morning with Harry Out-^
water a native sentenced to 90
days in the federal jail, follow j
ing his conviction on a charge of
adulterv.
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Joined in matrimony yesterday
afternoon were Wilson Bourdon
and Genevieve Paul. The mar
riage took place at the office of
U S Commissioner C C Tanner.
Witnesses were Severt Jacobsen
and wife.
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Filings for the primary elec-1
tiuns to take place April 30th
were made Monday by the fol
lowing: Clyde (Tex) Cockburn, i
Democrat for Representative.
Tuesday: Sam Dunker of Juneau
for Delegate to Congress on the
Republican ticket, and Harry Eg
bert Republican for the Senate 1
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Plans for the Crippled Child-!
ren’s Benefit, enterainment and
dance to take place this coming
Saturday are going ahead with aj
bang, reported Chairman Fred!
Kubon today.
While he would say nothing de j
finite as to the entertainment or i
program numbers he let it be j
known that the services of ex- j
perts had been obtained and that
the evening promised to be an en
joyable one.
Reports from the ticket com
mittee indicated that a large at
tendance would be on hand.
As has already been announc-}
ed fifty percent of the funds rais!
ed will go to the national found
ation for the control of infantile:
paralysis while the remaining
fifty percent stays here for use
in the aiding of any crippled
children so in need of assistance.)
The meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Northwestern
Alaska Fair Association which
was called fi r Tuesday evening)
in the office of Polet’s Store was!
held, all directors present.
The reports from the Sixth
Fair were received together wiith j
the Auditor’s report which were!
adopted.
Two protests on prize awards I
were considered and acted upon. |
The annual meeting of the j
stock holders was set for June 5
at which time an election will |
be held for vacancies on the
Board.
The date of the Seventh Fair
was set by the Board as October
10, 11, and 12.
It was especially urged that
anyone having any of the old
! stock to bring it in to acting
Secretary A. Polet to be exchang
ed for the new stock.
The auditor’s statement for the
Sixth Fair shews that the income
amounted to $2,032.56 and ex
penses $2,319.42, incurring a loss
of $286.86. Of the money expend
ed by the Fair, it must be remem
bered that all but a very small
percent is spent in Nome.
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STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
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Mt. McKINLEY .Jan 20 Jan 26 Jan 26 Feb I_
ALASKA . Jan 27 Feb 2 Feb 2 Feb 8
Mt. McKINLEY . Feb 3 Feb 9 Feb 9 Feb 15
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ALASKA._... Fab 24 Mar 1 Mar 1 Mar 7
YUKON . Mar 2 Mar 8 Mar 8 Mar 14
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