LOCAL NEWS
NOKATAK ARRIVES WITH
DIME PASSENGERS
The gas schooner Nokatak arriv
eo from Dime creek on Sept. 12th
with nine passengers. Some will
remain in Nome while others will go
outside for the winter. The arrivals
were: John Nass. J. Glassner, Mrs.
Woolridge, Axel Johnson. Axel War
ner, Miss Williams. Mrs. Hansen, A1
Wilson and Tom Hardy.
Capt. Swanson left Friday for
Golovin where he will intercept the
Victoria which has freight for Hay
CASADEPAGA OPERATOR
ARRIVES IN NOME.
Sam Gaylord, the well known hy
draulic operator of the Casadepaga.
is an arrival in Nome and will leave
for the states on this Victoria. Mr.
Gaylord states that due to the delay
ed season mining in his district, re
turns from that section will not be
as great as formerly. His works
have been closed for the season, the
crew dispersing. Business matters
require Mr. Gaylord’s presence in
the states and 1\£ therefore will
leave on this sailing.
VICTORIA TO MAKE
ONE MORE ROUND TRIP
The steamer Victoria has com
pleted her unloading at St. Michael
and Golovin and reached Nome
arrival the Vic would’mGano?
about 2 p. m. today. The Vic will
unload her Nome freight as quickly
as possible, take aboard her pas
sengers and sail direct for Seattle,
from which port she will leave for
her last trip to Nome on or about
October 5th.
The following passengers have
made reservations for this sailing:
W. P. HAM MON
J. J.HAMYLN
JAMES KENNEDY and wife j
A. H. MOON
H. BLOOMFIELD and wife
JENNETtE ROPER
JENNIE BROWER
J. A. DOYLE and wife
J. R. SMITH
ED S WANE ERG
E. M. RONAN wife and son
CLIFF WOOD
E. J. WARD
LOUIS WOODS
MRS. R. LOMEN (2 children)
A. L. HAMMOND
MRS. F. WOOLRIDGE
W. H. CUTLER
R. BRICKETT j
CHAS. J. SNAJER
J. P. HADLEY wife 2 children
JAMES DOYLE
OLE C. MENSIGHOL
L. HANSEN
, F. D. SCHULTZ
BERT WALDO
SAM GAYLORD
F. A. EHBET
JOHN GAWILOR
FRED ONAZOBB
CHAS. NEUSSLER
9 EINER OLSEN
KARL HENDRICKSON
CORRECTED VICTORIA
PASSENGER LIST
On Monday Sept. 11th the Alaska
steamship Victoria arrived from the
States with 79 passengers aboard.
The boat left Seattle September 2nd
stopping at Akutan and then pro
ceeded to the port of Nome. Upon
arrival here she discharged her pas
sengers and a large consignment of
• mail. A small quantity of freight
was unloaded, the rest taken to St.
Michael and will be received when
the Vic returns from that port. We
herewith reprint the passenger list
revised according to the list at the
Steamship office.
W P HAM MON
J. V. SHELDON
MRS A KOHLER
J O McDOUGAL
DAVID McLEOD
W. A. TATE
G W ANDERSON
MRS. A POLET
EMELY POLET
ALVIN POLET
MRS A H FORD
MRS HARRY GABRIELSON
DAN ALVICK
H. GREENBERG and wife.
MRS. J. SEIDENVERG and
two children
L SfelDENVERG
LUTHER NORD
GEO. FREEZE
G S WESTTADT
H E LANGDON
G I THORN
C G LANNTNG
J. J. HAMYLN
W F KENDAL
H. R. NORVIK and wife
A A WICKLANDER
F E CUTHBIT
MARGARET HOFER
I). L HOFER and wife
DAVID L. HOFER Jr.
JOHN WRIGHT
F W TUCK
C H BLACKMAN
MRS R GILMORE
.T J KETOHIVER
J W BURGESS
L. E. RYNNING and wife
MISS M RAINS
MISS J. L. NEWTON
MISS C. MEEK
F. W. WILLEY
MISS ALICE KLYNE
J. ERNSTEDT
AN INDIAN BOY
MRS P MOORE
W R MOORE and wife
SNYDER MOORE
AMOS BURROUGH
E P SPALDING
MISS M BRYC'E
.1 C GREEN
H R BRIXNER
M KASUM
E CHRISTENSEN
E RERGEMASTER
J HEGLUND
L HOKANSON
I SWENSON
F G DUPZE
H W SANDMAN
S A BANGETEZ
A L OLSON
J A GRANT
C C GRAHAM
MISS R J COLWELL
W. E. KENDAL
LEONARD SOLOGVIK
CREIGHTON HECHT
NEW ORDINANCE PASSED
BY CITY COUNCIL
All members answered to their
names except R. B. Julian. The
regular routine matters were passed
in their usual manner.
A eominunioation was read from
the U. S. Dist. Attorney statins that
in his opinion the Government had
no jurisdiction over the present Bete
Noir of the City Council, namely
the attitude of Treasurer Swanberg
in refusing to place school moneys
in the City School Fund as designat
ed by the Territorial law. The Dist.
Attorney maintains that it is purely
a Territorial matter and therefore
-In view of the Dist. Attorney’s de*
cision the City Council empowered
the City Attorney Hugh O'Neill, to
GOOD ('LEANUPS NOW COMING INTO NOME
Satisfies the sweet tooth
and aids appetite and digestion.
Cleanses mouth and teeth.
A great boon to smokers,
relieving hot, dry mouth.
Combines pleasure and
benefit.
Don’t miss the joy of the
new WBIGLEY’S P-K-the sugar
coated peppermint tid bit!
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proceed against Treasurer Swan
berg under a writ of mandamus.
City funds available at the pres
ent time amount to I4.753.6S accord
ing to the reports read by City
Clerk Grimm.
The Police Department reported
two arrests and the collection of $40
in fines. Property owners are ob
serving th** sidewalk repair notice
and are making necessary repairs.
The Street Committee reported
Third avenue East as now in use by
teams hauling material to the creeks
City street lights were ordered turn-j
ed on until Nov. 1st. No contract
was entered into between the City
and the Eight Company. In accord-.
I ance with this action the Eight Com
I pany was immediately telephoned
I and before the councilmen reached
their homes the street lights were
burning.
The I jaw and Ordinance Com
mittee presented an ordinance gov
erning automobiles within the City
limits. Power vehicles under this
enactment are required to maintain
and use some efficient sounding de
vice when rounding corners instead
of indulging in a headloug spurt
which gives no one the opportunity
to fly for ones life, as is at present
the case with many careless drivers.
Rear lights of red and head lights
with dimmers or other devices to
protect pedestrains against a blind
ing glare are also required. Speed
ing within the city limits is prohibit
ed and the limit fixed by the ordin
ance. The entire ordinance will be
published as soon as minor changes
are made by the Committee.
At the next regular meeting on
Sept. 25th the judges and clerks for
the General Election in November
will be appointed.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU
SETTS .—S ii ffolk. ss.—1 *robat r
T« CHESTER T. GREENWOOD, ad
ministrator, and to all persons inter
ested in the estate of CHARLOTTE
ANN GfLLIS, late of Boston, in said
County of Suffolk, deceased: Where
as, JOSEPH A. CLANCY, has pre
sented to said Court, liis petition
praying that the decree of said Court
dated November 120, 1919, ordering
distribution of the balance of the
estate of said deeeas<*d. Is- amended
by striking out the name of John
Clancy and by ordering said admin
istrator todi'trihute to your petition
er one-seventh instead of one-four
teenth of the estate of said deceased:
—You are hereby cited to appear at
a Probate Court, to be held at Bos
ton, in said County of Suffolk, on
the fourteenth day of December. A.
I>„ 1922, at ten o’clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any you have,
why the same should not be granted.
And said petitioner is ordered to
serve this citation by delivering a
copy thereof to each of you thirty
days at least before said Court, or
by publishing the same once in each
week, for three successive weeks, in
the Boston Daily Advertiser and The
Nugget, newspapers published in
Boston and in Nome, Alaska, respec
tively, the last publication to be one
day at least before said Court, and
by mailing, post-paid, a copy hereof
to each person interested in the
estate and to the said administrator,
thirty days at least before said
Court. Witness. ROBERT GRANT.
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
tenth day of July, in the year one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
ARTHUR W. DOLAN, Register.
Publish September 16, 23. 30. 1922.
WHEREAS, a libel has been filed
in the District Court for the Terri
tory of Alaska, Second Division, at
Nome, Alaska, on the 14th day of
September, 1922, by Geo. D'. Scho
field against the Ga. S. Duxbury,
her engine, machinery, tackle, ap
parel and furniture, in a cause of
bottomry and hypothecation, civil
and maritime, alleging a balance of
$2660.00 due from said vessel on
bottomry bond, and praying that
said vessel, her engine, machinery,
tackle, apparel and furniture may be
condemned and sold to pay the de
mand of the libellant.
NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance
of the Monition of said Court to me
directed, I do hereby give public
notice to all persons claiming or
otherwise having, any interest in
said vessel, her engine, machinery,
tackle, apparel and furniture, that
they be and appear before the said
Court at Nome, Alaska, on the 30th
day of September, 1922, at 11
o’clock A. M. of said day, and then
and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that
behalf.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, Septem
ber 15th, 1922.
M. W. GRIFFITH, .
United States Marshal.
Geo. D. Schofield, Proctor
.In pro, per. for- Libellant.
Publish September 16, 23, 1922
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Nome Sheet Metal Works
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COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Superheaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
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STEAM HEATED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
S.S. VICTORIA
VICTORIA LEAVES SEATTLE FOR NOME
ABOUT
OCT
5th
Leaves Nome for Seattle
About September 17th
Alaska Stcamsnip Co
R. A. CARROLL, Agent
Telephone 87
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FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP
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PRESSING AND REPAIRING
MODERN METHODS AND PROMPT SERVICE
Nome Tailoring Co,
Opposite Nugget Office. Nome, Alaska
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