Rlxa'Ult MONTHLY BANQUET
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The regular monthly banquet of
the N. W. Chamber of Commerce
was held at Rahlke's restaurant on
Thursday evening at 6:30 with 38
seats occupied. The guest of honor
was Lieut. Pentze, officer in Charge.
Second Section of the Telegraph Sys
tem. who is on a tour of inspection
of radio stations.
The president opened the banquet
by reading the preamble of the
Chamber which is as follows: THE
PURPOSE AND OBJECTS OP THIS
ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE
THE MINING AND COMMERCIAL
INTERESTS OF NOME AND SEW
ARD PENINSULA AND THE BEST
INTERESTS OF THE INHABIT
ANTS. After the reading of this
preamble the; president addressed
the. gathering urging cooperation of
old members and the introduction of
new blood and enthusiasm- The
presence of Lieut. Pentze was the
subject of many pleasant remarks
impressing the Lieutenant with the
fact that Nome appreciates his ef
forts to assist us in matters now
pending departmental action.
Various speakers of the evening
were introduced by the president and
spoke on subjects that covered the
industries of this section of the
northland.
E. It. Holt, former member oi me
Alaska legislature chose as his sub
ject harbor lights and light houses,
from which was learned that con
certed action has been inaugurated
by the Chamber and National Coun
sellor Schofield to establish lights
along the coast from Golovin to
Kotzebue; that 22 coast wise vessels
carrying 1041 tons freight valued at
$1,000,000 plied our Bering sea
coast last season bringing 445 pas
sengers into Nome and took from
this port 420 and the data submitted
showed the vital necessity of ade
quate coast lights to protect this
growing coastwise trade.
Judge O. J. Lomen reviewed the
Atride tlqat civilizfcftion has made
since land and air telegraphic met
hods have been perfected; how es
sential to life in this far north with
Its immense reaches of territory the
service of the radio system has be
come. A wireless station for Teller
#a» a new installation suggested by
the Judge, giving as his reason the
fact that Teller has a future before
it that cannot be suppressed, its
deep harbor and proximity to valua
ble mineral deposits, the potential
value of ita reindeer feeding grounds
all being factors that ultimately will
result In a substantial growth for
R. W. J. Reed. Deputy Collector
of Customs arose and took up the
subject dwelt upon by Judge Lomen
and stated that Mr. Schofield was
doing all in his power to obtain a
Deputy Collector of Customs for Tel
ler as the shipments of reindeer
meat and cured and salted fish was
becoming an industry that must, have
recognition.
Mr. Reed gave some interesting
data relative to the fur business of
Nome in whldh he states $500,000
worth of skins were shipped last
year from this port, $300,000 of
which was from Siberia but shipped
thru Nome. 40 to 50 gas boats are
plying in our waters, a fleet rapidly
increasing and upon the completion
of Snake river harbor will be afford
ed protection that will encourage
coast wise trade.
A. Polet, the energetic Secretary
of the Chamber read reports of the
Board of Directors and a resume of
previous meetings, and also read a
number of telegrams touching mat
ters that are being developed by the
organization.
Mr. Polet stated that the Nome
Chamber of Commerce was not a
local affair with interests centered in
Nome alone but that representatives
. were in all sections of Seward Pen
« Insula, acting as branches of the
Nome Chamber, and any assistance
that the outlying districts called for
• was a matter that received the same
careful consideration that was giv
en Nome affairs.
Lieut. Pent*©, as the guest of the
evening, was called upon and grac
iously responded in a few well chos
en remarks of appreciation for the
consideration shown himself and
Sergeant Swenson, that attitude of
Nome toward members of the Radio
corps present and past has been such
that alt who hare left express their
desire to return and again mingle
in the spirit of hospitality prevail
ing. In conclusion the speaker stat
ed that he was but an inferior offl
cer acting under instructions of h!«
superiors and had no information to
impart regarding the duties assigned
him. but he would with pleasure
transmit to his department any mat
ters that the Chamber saw lit to pre
sent for consideration.
Other speakers brought matters
before the meeting but space and
time docs not permit further elabor
Tho monthly banquets given by
the Chamber are proving a great
success, bringing together the repre
sentatives of the various local inter
ests, and express a spirit of harmony
that will bring returns for the en
tire community. No city or country
can progress unless its interests are
guarded and fostered by intelligent
cooperation of its citizens and Nome
has a body of active workers striving
for the community's best interests—
the N. W. Chamber of Commerce is
a living, pulsating entity and Nome
is fortunate in its possession.
MOVKMKNT EXCESS .MAIL FROM
NOME AND GOLOVIN TO I N
ALAKLEET GRANTED.
The matter of the exces mail mat
ter lying in the postofflee at Nome
and Golovin has been taken up by
the N. W. Chamber of Commerce
and favorable results have been ob
tained.
At the last two meetings of the
Chamber of Commerce telegrams
were drafted and sent to Governor
Bone. Supt. of Mails Wetzler and
Delegate Sutherland asking their
cooperation in obtaining the move
ment of excess mails piled in the
Nome and Golovin postiffices. Mail
congestion existed at Unalakleet and
the Chamber obtained an order from
the postal authorities in Washington
to have the mail carrier take as
much excess to Nome as his capacity
would permit. Peter Curran, the
mail contractor, has on his last few
trips brot into Nome an excess
weight of over two hundred pounds
per trip and we are now enjoying
the resultant benefits.
The order permitting excess weight
removal from Unalakleet did not in
clude a similar authority for remov
ing excess mail from Nome and
Golovin to Unalakleet and the Cham
ber of Commerce began its activity
to obtain a movement of the Nome|
and Golovin congestion.
On Feb. 21st the Chamber receiv-J
ed the following telegram from i
Delegate Sutherland:
Post Headquarters. Wash.. Feb. 20
Northwestern Alaska C. of C.
Nome, Alaska.
Order has been issued by postoffice '
Department for transportation onej
thousand pounds mail from Nome to
Unalakleet and five hundred pounds.
from Golovin to Unalakleet
Signed DAN SUTHERLAND'
Delegate from Alaska, j
Postmaster Hegness received a j
similar telegram from the Postoffice j
Department and will at once take!
the necessary action
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that !
the Poll Rooks are now open for the •
registration of all legally qualified
voters of the City of Nome, for the
Municipality and School Board elec
tion to he held April 4th, 1»22.
E GRIMM,
City Clerk.
CIIAS. NEUIIAUSER INJURED
BY FIRK IN RKSIDKM K
Thursday morning at about. 7 a.m.
Chan. Neuhauser arose to build a
fire in the range in his Residence
Just north of Eagle Hal! and is now
in Columbus-Maynard hospital with
a burned face and bead
According to reports Charles got
up to build the fire and poured coal
oil into the stove where there were
live coals and the stove exploded
hurtling him about the face and
head Immediately after the explo
sion Neuhauser ran to the Fire De
partment and turned in the alarm,
to which the department quickly re
sponded Before they arrived the
interior of the residence was in
flames and the large chemical was
used to extinguish the fire. The
prompt arrival of the fire boys saved
the building from complete destruc
tion. just the large front room suf
fered with hurned wall and wood
work, a loss of at least $200.00.
The bed room occupied by thp victim
escaped injury.
Neuhauser was taken to the doc
tor and at first no serious injuries
were suspected, but later in the day
one of his eyes began to show signs
of having been burned quite badly
and so he was taken to the hospital,
where he can receive proper atten
Besides the burned eye Neuhauser
was burned about the face and head
but not seriously.
On and after Feb. 15th, Fresli laid
Nome Eggs. $2..00 per dozen
1YM. CAMERON.
I* R O 1» E R T V
I* E R S O X A I.
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT ROIJ. CITY OF NOME, ALASKA. 11*28.
ANDERSON. W.
ANDERSON. S. C.
ADAMS, G. A.
BAYNE. J. W.
CODE. CLARK PICTURE CO.
CLARK. J.
BROWN. CHAS. Jr.
EWART, H.
ENI CLUB .
EAGLE. CHAS.
ECKBERG. J.
F. O. E. No. 75.
FROMM, L. W.
FORNIER. JOE.
GIBNEY. MRS. B.
GOSS, ELIZABETH .
GRISCO, TONY.
GRIFFITH. M. W.
HEBERT. JOE .
HAGER. J. J.
JANSEN. C. L.
JOURDBN. MRS. J . D.
JOHNSON. M.
JACKSON, G. R.
JOHNSON. GUS.
JOHNSON. GUS.
JACOBSGAARD. J.
KARAMITRO, J.
KITTLESEN. A. N.
LEHMANN. T.
LEWIS. C. W.
LINDEBERG. JAFET.
LiNDEBERG. JAFET.
T.ESCHER, CHAS.
LAND JOHN.
LONGFELLOW, H. G.
LARSEN. CHAS .
LARSEN. MINNIE.
MUELLER, A . J.
JEWEL GUARD.
McSMITH, J.
McCarthy, bert.
McKENNA. W.
MASON. CHAS.I
MOKOVICH. SAM .j
MALSAGO. SAM.
NOME BREWERY CO.|
NELSON. N. B.j
ORLAND, A. W.j
O’CONNOR. W.
OLSEN, ANDY .!
O’CONNOR. G. D.J
"ETERSON. ANDY.
^ORATH, CARL.
°OWBLL, E. E.
PEARSON, W. H.
ANK, I. M.
?EED C. W. (Estate).
-OWE. W. J.
"WART*EL, JAMES.
"OT-.RERG M. O.
SHOVEL DREDGE.
''TEMPLE. J. W.
THORNTON, KITTIE.v • •
A A SON GUNNER.
’RAMPS, RUBE.
ro"4NTCK, T.
VOGTE, CHAS.]
WINKLER. A.
WEAVER, O. S.
WRIGHT. A.
WINTERS, JOHN.
WILSON. ERIC.
WBISBERG, M.
iiKsnumov
. .Goods. Wares, etc.
..Personal Property .
. . Personal Property.
. Office Fixtures, etc.
..Dream Theatre.
. . Diamonds, etc.
. . Personal Property.
. .Boat U-405 . .
Furniture, etc.
. . Money.
Furniture, etc.
. . Personal Property .
. . Personal Property.
. . Lodging House .
. .Sheldon Hotel.
. . Fur Store.
. . Personal Property .
..Personal Property.
. .Personal Property .
. . Personal Property.
Furniture, etc.
. . Boat Gerchrtide.
. . Personal Property.
..Personal Property.
..Personal Property .
. . Personal Property.
. . Personal Property .
. . Personal Property .
. .Merchandise.
. . Merchandise.
. . Boat Orien.
. . Railroad Equipment.
. . Barber Shop .
. .Tailor Shop .
. .Personal Property.
. .Personal Property.
. . Personal Property.
. .Jewelry Store.
..Second Hand Store.
. . Personal Property.
..Personal Property.
. . Personal Property.
. .Personal Property.
. .Personal Property'.
. .Nome Brewery.
. . Personal Property.
..Restaurant .
. .Undertaking establishment
. . Boat N. Y.
. . Personal Property.
. . Boat Ukuwak.
. . Personal Property.
. .Store and Restaurant ....
. .Personal Property.
. .Black Smith Shop.
. . Boat Sea Wolf.
. . Machine Shop-, etc.
. .Transfer.
. .Golden Gate Hotel .
. . Bath and Barber Shop . . .
. .Money.
. . Personal Property.
..Laundry .
. . Personal Property.
.. Personal Property.
. .Personal Property.
. .Personal Property.
. . Boat Gladiator.
. . Boat Ruppert.
. . Boat Amy.
. . Personal Property.
. . Personal Property.
..Boat U-423 .
..Boat U-416.
. . Personal Property.
$ 15.00 $ 2.25.$17.26
. 20.00 . 3.00 23.00
. 10.00 . 1.60 . 11.60
. 45.00 . 0.75. 51.76
. 30.00. 4.69 34.60
. 20 00 . 3.00 23.00
. 10.00. 1.60 . 11.60
. 3.00 .45. 3.45
4.00 .80 4.60
. 10.00. 1.60 11.50
. 10.00. 1.60. 11.50
. 10.00 . 1.50 11.60
5.00 .75. 5.75
5.00 .76. 5.75
. 22.00. 3.30. 25.30
5.00 .76. 5.75
. 16.00. 2.40 .. . . 18.40
10.00. 1.60. 11.60
16.00 . 2.40. 18.40
10.00 . 1.50. 11.50,
5 00. .76. 5.75,
3.00 .45 3.45
. 20.00. 3.00 23.00 I
. 50.00 . 7.50. 67.60 j
6.00 .75 6.75
5.00 .75 6.76
5.00 .76 5.76
61.50. 0.22. 70.72
. 60 00. 9.00. 69.00
614.00 . 92.10.706.10
200.00 . 30.00.230.00
. 40.00. 6.00 . 46.00
50.00 . 7.50 57.50
5.00 .76. 5.75
6.00 .90 6.90
10.00 . 1.50. 11.50
. 10.00. 1.50 11.50
. 10.00. 1.50. 11.50
100.00 . 15.00.115.00
. 20.00 . 3.00 23.00
10.00 . 1.50 11 60
10.00. 1.50. 11.50
10.00. 1.50 11.50
. 10.00. 1.50 11.50
10.00 . 1.50 11.50
10.00 . 1.50. 11.50
15.00 . 2.25 17 25
. 40.00. 6.00 46.00
4.00 .60 4 60
12.00 . 1.80 13.80
4.00 .60 4.60
10 00. 1.50. 11.50
20.00 . 3.00 23.00
. 10.00 1.50 11.50
. 30.00. 4.50. 34.50
10.00 . 1.60 11.50
. 20.00. 3.00. 23.00
. 30.00. 4.50. 34.60
130.00 . 19.50.149.50
400.00 . 60.00.460.00
. 24.00. 3.60. 27.60
. 10.00. 1.60. 11.60
. 10.00. 1.50 11.50
5.00 .75. 6.75
4.00 .60. 4.60
. 10.00. 1.50. 11.50
10.00 . 1.60. 11.50
, . 10.00. 1.50. 11.50
, . 10.00. 1.50. 11-50
20.00 . 3.00. 23 00
, . 10.00. 1.50. 11.60
. . 16.00. 2.25. 17.25
. . 35.00. 5.25. 40.25
. . 10.00. 1.50. 11-50
3.00 .45. 3.45
3.00.45. 3.45
. . 20.00. 3.00. 23.00
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that unless the
paid with penalty and interest and other costs, within
to-wit, within ten days from March 11th, 1922, the
lien will he seized under distress warrant and sold to
Bated at Nome, Alaska, February 10, 1922.
Delinquent Taxes on the above Personal Property are
ten (10) days from the Anal publication of this notice
property or a part thereof upon which said taxes are a
satisfy said taxes so due.
E. GRIMM,
City Clerk and Tax Collector
of last Publication, March 11, 1012.
Date of First Publication, February 10, 1922.
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ANVIL BAKERY
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Finest line of Soft Drinks, §
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco §
She Sits and Sews While the Washer Goee
This maehine will do the family washing
for 25 eents. Why use old, hard
labor methods when you ran
do it better and at less expense
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