S. S. VICTORIA
Sails for Seattle
JUNE 17th
S- S. Victoria sails from Seattle
for Nome, on July 2nd.
S. S. Nabesna, freighter, sails
from Seattle for Nome, Teller
and Kotzebue ports on July 20th,
and from San Francisco on July
15th. (Freight rates from Frisco
on this trip the same as from
Seattle.)
SAILING OATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
James P. Daly, Agent, Nome
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I unloading
I Shortly after her arrival here the
| work of discharging was commMne
i »*<i and the taking aboard of the ont
| going passengers from Nome follow
ed shortly after her arrival. A good
s*zed shipment of gold bullion from
the Miners and Merchants Hank
i was shipped outside as well as a
large shipment of furs and a heavy
consignment of mail.
The Victoria left Nome at 11:.TO
Thursday night, and passed through
the outer ice pack at about 4:00
Joclock in the morning and entered
The following passengers arrived
from St. Michael on the steamer
Victoria, arriving Thursday after
I). E. Dunbar.
Vance McDonald.
Chas. Baekland.
Bert Toms.
H. B. Mad land.
D E. Crowle;..
L. Danielson.
D McFadden.
The following is a list of the pas
sengers leaving ou the Victoria for
the States Thursday evening:
Chtis Erickson. 0 I. Wix. H Lou
seth. A Sastol. L Smith. Mrs. L
Smith. \V E Thomas .1 Haley. 0 M
Powell, H. H. Kinbree. L P Harmon.
I Mrs L P Harmon. J W S.-g»rsirom.
i Prod W Johnson. Stanton Warbur
jton. Tra I) Orton. Mrs N. Bernard,
p D Cochran. Mrs Dora Walker.
| Mrs F Axelson, Wilson S Brine. Bon
Mrs Jas Fra\vley. J F Mathews. E J
Mathews. F M Blanchard. W Wor
ren. O Hatlin. E A Weeks. Fred
Freeze. W N Clark. Jim Arney, E C
j Apfle. J Hermonson. S Holmes. H
j Swanson. G Matson. W Gilmour. A
j McLaughlin. J F Bytoll. F J Bostor.
L R Roberts. L L Babcock. Chris
Hanson, J W Stapleton. G A Pax
ton. Herman Bersowsky. W O Nich
olson. Wm Neilson, J Byrne. Edw
P Steffen, Mrs. M. L. Summers.
Miss Helen Summers. Miss Mary
Summers. John K Wick. Mrs E A
Weeks. Josephine McCrystle. W C
Henderson. P De Fontville. A Cl
Blake, J Saile. Mrs Carl S Schu
tr.acheT. A C Palm. A T Ockwig. C O
Roberts. Esther Frazee, Harry Dob
srn. Miss E Miller. Mrs Adelaide
Monohan. H G . Hughes. Marie
Schroedre, A P Brandt. Mrs. L H
Tbomas.Geo H Thomas, P Potter,
W Graves, Irving Reed. Mrs Irvin*
Reed. L P Harmon. Otto Olson,
Dennis Loveway. George Conley,
Frank Hall, C C Heater. Oscar Wick
Faxon C Lewis, Mrs Faxon C Lewie,
Otto Halla, Richard Lee, Charles H
Milot, Grant Laiblin. D F Lisson,
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John Manos prop.
j \V w Glosford. F Taylor. G S Wi«
I .III. T Holm irh. F Hulovich. Clyde
Taylor. Noble Tavior. A Cattfch, P
• Durohoe. O Kilos..n. G Wh I flock.
• h -. I* Hogeboom. C Duncan. I?
i !• r. K F HHIim-ypr. A N Ivltlolson.
I In Hart win. Mrs .1 Waneer. Axel
jpor-im. H R Kdwards. R Cl Sar
H Mrs Sam Maufds. Sam
AC--'ids. C Mitchell It F Gillette. .1
: I M« R.o*. L .1 Bryant. Geo R Wood,
ir.oo l. Olson. Chas MrCIay. A W
I K»h. If S Chester. Mrs B M OCon
jn» 1.. Ifarrv Weinearten. F Beleard.
Mrs \, Martel!. .1 .! Keenan. A C Per
ryman. H Conrad. B Known. Mrs .1
|W Sands. W F Gore. Mrs \y v Gore.
| John A Denney. H Hagen. .T H Fred
leriel-is. .1 .1 Cole. John De Fries. C L
I Peek. Walter W Louherger. W C
I Hood. H S Oglesby. .1 l. MrK*e.
pete Ivorson. A Anderson. D P N'.-r
| ten. Mrs K K Moses John Ander
son. Mrs T B Moore. Fred C Joners.
| W R Carter. W C Swezey. If Killing.
V (.• Chesnev. K T Winkler. Dai
Cameron. C. Triplett. H Solie. J
iRodi-. G Larsen. A Sanderson. C K
i Swan. J M Ayrer. J W Burgess, G B
Hnblev. W Blghtson. A H Groker.
W Crow. C C Daniels. F Shulte. J S
Hayres. Mrs Jas A Crawford. Airs
AT Ambler. Car! Johnson. .T Alonk
rian. J Lillie. Mrs J Lillie. Ray Wil
kes. F A! McNutt. W IT Cameron. S
A Whistler. L Stevenson .T Kelliher.
Mrs P Gonzales. Dennis Murray.
Tony Sorenson. G H Russell. Ar
thur Meoos. W K Pangman. Geo D
Schofield, Geo A Yarmall. W Air
mail Mrs. Sam Malsagow. F> AT Le
P.ourd is. X rk Tarailo. Thomas ATr
| Gann. Mrs A Ward. Mrs Chas Mr
Ciay. J P Italy. G W Yarmall. Airs
C Tf Tyumen. Helen Lonten. C J I^o
N'elso: Barney Rolando. I, P Har
mon. .1 G Irvine. .T F Malin. Miss C
P.ruc- AT L Adams. W IT Cutlm. Mrs
N Tavior. Mrs F Ttyl.-r. R G Sar
erett Sutherland. I>
| Richard Paul. I* Degen. R Horsfeld.
I Bert. .T A Mcilliams. John Smitana.
| Conrad Stnitana. Nels Knutsen. .1 A
| Olson. Karl J Wennberg. Axel Jnhn
jsonson. John Carlson, Gerhart
Twerdalt, Pat Kirwan. N Hope. R
Jacobson, B R Here. A Carlberg,
Axel Werner, P Nelson, S Larson.
G C Mahla, G € Mahla. Jr. Fred
Johnson,. Nf J McCarty. Joseph F
Bernard. J A McAdre. C F Voight.
F S Cross. Donald Stewart. Peter
Sibley. A C Stewart. M J Connolly.
Harold Anderson. W N Deadv. John
Skani. J McFadden. John Skani. P
J Paulson. W A Jones. Andrew
White. Douglas Huntington. Edw'ard
Andersou. N J But lax. R Brown, J
Miles, Oarl Sckltnont. F Lynde, A
W Gustin, Geo C Hoff, Andrew Nel
son. John Swanto, Joseph Paxton.
Harry W Soxie. Haps Obling. J V
Bogan. Joe Zubreskv. Emil John
son,^ Lowell Morgan. Claude P Cook
John G Davidson, Cedolph, Orvlk-,
etdfe, M N Smith, Paul Gasman. Jas
Conrore, D W Therman, C H Nortti
rup. B A Upautding. E H Summers.
D Dumont, W G Ridley, Ed Miller,
R G Struart, T>-*e© Brown. A H Nor
land. George Holmes, C W Baglew.
II W Heps, C E Collins, A Dahl. R J
Burns, F Malloy, O E Nelson, John
Morris, C Hagle, E H Garstcrberger,
Jack Wheeler, August Larson, J
Bafn, L Blake, Chas Oathus, F T
WiWbn, J Christolm, H Bonks, A H
Oise- .John Aragatti, .1 (1 Gaylord,
W M Wise. M Ala dicker A Her
man. It Johnk**. F C Beaudreard,
Si.-vc stattrin. Nick Dohl. ('has Lar
tun. K Lambert. A Bereh. K Siind
1,< rg, K U Barnhill. F Clark. .1 Bell.
L Dorrance. D W bb. .1 Wtfbb. T
A!..\n, B Lovolaml. K Person. John
tii.nson. K Ollisen, C Bedroll.
Horen. Harold Kricksnn. Joe G
Frank Kropaoek. l' Alaven.
Porake. Chas Johnson. Col
Gridin. I'eter Kerovia. S Sal
Car! Lindhlade. John Alacki. Ito
.Meyers. Ole Olsen, ('has Xelsor
Cnristoph. J..rd..n Kins. Harold C
hill. J.thu Wilkins. Dennis O'Brien.
(Just Grander. Tom Flynn, A Kli
rnesch, and Barney Rolando.
I' IID. DKPAItTAITNT KHSPONDS
TO tki.iiphom: A1.AIIAI
Thursday morn in-’ about eight
o'clock th*- Nome Fire Department
responded to a telephone alarm :n
the neighborhood of D- Street. The
fire, which evidently began from
sparks I'p.m some chimney falling
on th*' tundra .grass, had crept to
he rear sh**d of t cabin formerly
the railroad track, and had gained
pretty eood headway The chem
ical wagpli. with its 250 feet of hose
plated a stream on the fire with the
usual good results. The Fire De
part me mi hoys w*?re ably assisted
by the Coast Guard b y-, very little.
A .good precaution to cabins
against tundr.i fires would be for
a * ound th*- bidding'. This would
• reaping to
FKKD BOTKMW AM* !•' VAII1.A
ON VACATION TO OITSIRF
Vctoria were Mr. and Mrs Fred
Bookman and children. who will
.Mrs. Booknmn and children will vis
it with Mrs Bookman'* mother in
Seattle, wliil*' Alr. Bookman will
o\M.\M> KXl’KItlTlON To
RRWK V»t< T|» I'OR I'll.MS
In- I' k k~ in \or»f 1 • •»•»*
Had head winds f.»i ihm* day- ,.n 1
ti.ns on st-rn t.. hr ns up how. We
put all hands to tin- pumps and cot
tlm t-ncin.- pumpitn: and in three
days we had her empty asa n and
fin--. Pictured porpoise ;i t bow,
shotting. spearing and hauling
aboard. Everyone t.usted the skin
of the porpoise and Captain Lane
terms it the cocoanut of the Pacific.
It tasted like cocoanut to me only
a bit too greasy. Ran out of fresh
meat in a few days as we have no
ice or freezing plant. We then fish
ed and caueht plenty of cod to last
tc Nome where we will take on some
reindeer meat till we can get up to
; the ice pack where we will eat wal
! rus and whale and seal now and
then. Came through Unimak Pass
in thirteen and one half days and
had not seen the sun for six days
then. Captain Lane missed the
Pa«s just three or four miles on
d<-ad deckoning which marks him as
a peer at the art of navigation.
Passed Nunlvak Island and started
having engine trouble. Finally
reached the fh*st ice cfi the evening
ot the twelfth night. Only had
about ten iuik*g of it then but hit
the Norton Sonnfl Ice again in the
afternoon of the thirteenth and with
more engi-ne trouble we were held
ftp another day working Ice as we
had planned arriving at Nome Sat
urday morning with faveiable con
ditions. Arrived at Nome Sunday
morning and found heavy fog, an
ui usual thing here on the heach.
Came uj> alongside of the Arctic.
iiii.th'r riM.-ir. and /nund her
si in .ill (lain^t.-d bucking Ice.
and th* ii wll! l»*;i\ ** for King Island
» < pick up h crew of natives and
with us Then we will help the Bear
i if possible and then nt« our walrus
fid whale md polar hear. seal,
geese, bird life and a ti\thing else of
ii teres!. Kxp>: to get shots with
• ('aptam l.ane the public has never
i The following was taken from the
I San Francisco Chronicle of May 2<>:
"Final arrangemnis for the sail
ling of (he Arctic vessel Herman
I t.ier motion picture hunting expedi
tion info the Bering ice packs have
I been concluded, according to an
i announcement nuade yesterday by
M A. Snow. African big game hunt
er. naturalist and curator of the
Oakland Natural History Museum.
"The ship will sail from Pier 23
op Wednesday, if .- planned. Snow’s
'sen. Sydney, will command the hunt
of the voyage and Captain Louis
Lane, veteran sa.b r of the Far
North, will act as *h:p commander
and guide to the ice pack territory.
jSr.ow plans to join the expedition at
Nome. Al 'ka. in August.
Vat untile Prize*. Sought
Snow has already visited the
fringe of the territory he plans to
explore and after securing 15,000
feet of uiotii.n pictures of wild TfP
ard a collection of specimens of
Arctic game he declares himself
convinced that be can secure from
the top of the world a mate to his
African big game film.
"Prizes he hopes to film and cap
ture are rare duck- and geese which
breed on Wrangel Island, notably
tin eider duck, g ant polar bears,
particularly the blue glacier grizzly,
saal to if the rarest kind of bear in
the wo-id: wild h. rds of re:ndeer,
caribou. Alaskan goats and sheep
Camera Phil forms
water from th-- sides of the vessel
will be u-ed c. photograph whales,
bears mi the jee and in the water,
*ials and otlew <pe inp-n- t. aquatic
i i" never before filmed for m
blend K kiums, will follow rho
ihmir fh• • island. the bulk of the
:in- to obtained Also the largest
in the waters around this island.
"Snow says that an Eskimo who
v.as with him on his previous trip
saw between forty and fifty polar
bears feeding on the carcass of a
bowhead whale frozen in the ice.
K’uin the island the ship will pro
r**ed to the haunts of walrus and
seal. Besides animals Snow hopes
to get typical scenes of arctic topog
“After Snow joins the expedition
at Nome the pluns» into the Bering
Sea and along the North Canadian.
Siberian and Southern Arctic oonti
ne-ntal coasts will he made. A
c.i'w of fifty men w II be taken from
San Francisco, at St. Lawrence ta
il r.ds twenty Eskimos will be added
and at Nome Snow will recruit ten
more Eskimos, including four he
u«ed on his previous expedition.
Arms to lie Vned
"The chief guns to be used on
tin expedition will be the W'lnehes
Itef models 33. 95 and 405. Pour
moving picture cameras and com
plete dark room equipment with
thousands of feet of film are hwig
leaded on the Hermn now.
"The ship will tteturn by wuy of
P<*int Barrow and the Inside Pass
age to Oakland at the 'freeze up*,
time, probably in late October nr
early November. Snow says.”
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