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ll»0 are hacti **r low in price.
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l;HF.U) AND I’A-STP.Y
In order to furnish onr rnalomrn with frv*h
bread we work nights, and in that tray the bread and
pa-Vt will be ready before noon eTeey day.
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CAFE AND BAKERY
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
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and equipment
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Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm. SINHOLO, Prep.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
LOCAL NEWS
SPECIAL—('fciekea Mucr at
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mWPlJvTIS OIL TAXI
FOR SEA WOLF
Wm. Sin hold has completed an oil
tank for the Sea Wolf, demonstrate
ins that Nome mechanics are equal
to any and all emergencies. This
particular tank i« angular of con
struction and wa« a mechanical pro
blem difficult to solve.
STREET C LEANING
(WflltUT OPERATIVE
The street cleaning contract has
been let to Barney Landis and work
was begun on the first of June. The
contract calls for cleaning from Dry
Creek Bridge to the Nome Lighter
ace plant on Front street and must
be swept at least once each week
for the period between June 1st and
such time as the city deems neces
NIEBUXG RESTAURANT
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
Mrs. Niebling opened her popular
restaurant Thursday afternoo:. at
4 00 o'clock and served one of her
famous dinners to a large number
of patrons. This well known res
taurant will be open daily from 7:00
a. m. until 7:30 p m. Seasonable
dainties will be served as they be
come available
"subscribe for the nugget
•1.00 PER MONTH.
C APT. RACKLAND BOUND FOR
NOME ON “HOLMES.
Captain Back land will nil from
Seattle June 18th on the schooner
-Holmes” and will carry Bureau of
Education supplies for St. Lawrence
Island. Wales and points north of
Wales. Teller. Igloo. Golovin. Nome
and other points will be supplied by
freight steamers until the Boxer if*
in commission.
BIG FREE DANCE
TONIGHT A. B. HALL
Tonight in the A. B. Hall will be
giren a Free Community Ball to
which all persons are cordially in
vited. This dance is the culmina
tion of the holiday observed yester
day. namely. Clean Up Day.” Our
citizens responded heartily to the
call for a cleaner city and the com
mittee and individuals responsible
for the success of the move are
heartily commended
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
•1.00 PER MONTH.
CITY FIRE PUMP TESTED
FOR SUMMER WORK
Thursday the Nome Fire Depart
ment tested the big fire pump in the
station and found everything in
good working order The mains
had beer partly filled earlier in the
season, but at this time as the
pump was being tested the entire
system of mains was filled with
water under pressure so to deter
mine leaks or other defects incident
to a long, cold winter. Chief Haug
hey reports the engine and mains in
first class condition, ready for any
contingency that may arise.
TEDDY BEAR REPORTED LOST—
LEFT XOME OCT. Kg, 1*81
The power schooner Teddy Bear.
Captain Joe Bernard, with a crew of
fonr men and one passenger left
Nome. Oct. 15. 1921 for Anadyr.
Siberia, with a fall cargo. After
discharging it was her intention to
proceed to Dutch Harbor thence to
the States. Those on board were.
Joe Bernard captain. E. T. McIn
tyre engineer. Tonak a Russian na
tive formerly of the Amnndoon ex
pedition. Apeuktuk a Canadian na
tive. Leo Knchinsky a Russian and
Gustav Peterson.
According to the Seattle limes
published May 15th no word has
been received from the boat and she
i'. given up as lost.
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BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
Open from
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.SPECIAL DINNER PROM
rrmnANK of hkwarp
PRNIXHI'liA H. H. AI’PROVI'II
Concluding the negotiation* be
tween Col. Hteese and the Pioneer
Mining Company the agreed price of
$25,000 wan submitted to the Terri
torial Road Commission and recelv
ed their approval of purchase
A telegram from Attorney Cleneral
Rustgard has been received by the
Chamber of Commerce and a reply
thereto was sent by the .Chamber
officers, both of which are hereU*
appended:
Juneau. Alaska. June 6. 1022.
Northwestern Alaska Chamber
of Commerce, Nome, Alaska:
Territorial Hoad Commission ban
approved the recommendation of
the Alaska Road Commission to pur
chase Seward Peninsula Railway for
twenty five thousand, subject to ap
proval of title by this office.
Please forward by first mall cer
tified abstract of title and certified
copies of judgements affecting title
and Marshal’s sale thereunder.
JOHN RUSTGARD.
Attorney General.
Nome. Alaska. June 8, 1922
JOHN RUSTGARD. Juneau, Alaska.
Requests your wire of sixth have
been attended to and papers will be
mailed first steamer. United States
Attorney Harrison has been consult
j ed by us and states that he is pre
pared to render his opinion when
I requested to do so by proper author
ity. We appreciate your efTorts.
Northwestern Alaska Chamber
j of Commerce.
I ST. LAWRENCE ISLAND
TEA* HER ILL IN HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Fallis,
i Bureau of Education teachers on St.
| Lawrence Island. accompanied by
: Miss M. Byrce the government
I r.urse. were brought ashore from
; the Trader Herman. Thursday morti
j ing. Mrs. Fallis is seriously ill and
| was immediately removed to the
Maynard-Columbus hospital.
The Herman. Captain Pederson,
left the Island Tuesday with the
party aboard and came direct to
I Nome so that the lady could obtain
i medical attention. The launch
i from the Herman negotiated the surf
* and landed the party in Snake river
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
•1.00 PER MONTH.
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL WILL
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
The Golden Gate Hotel. James
Swartxel proprietor, will open for
business Monday. Mr. Swhrtzel
has completely renovated the hotel
and will be ready for the summer |
business as soon as the Victoria ar
rives . Numerous changes and im- j
provements have been made for the
added comfort of the many patrons
of this well known hostelry.
U. S. CUTTER BOXER
TURNED OVER TO
BUREAU OF EDUCATION
According to information receiv
ed by Supt. J. Dupertuis of the
Bureau of Education the Cutter
! Boxer has been turned over to the
! Bureau of Education by the Navy
j Department. The Boxer is now at
| the Norfolk Navy Yard being repair
ed for the voyage to the Pacific
Coast where she will be towed by a
tug belonging to the U. S. Coast
Guard Service. Arriving at Seattle
the boat will rect-ive a new 300 H.
P. Diesel engine and other eqiup
ment fitting her for her Alaskan
carry Bureau supplies for Bering
j Sea and Kaskokwim stations. St.
[ Lawrence Island will be included
1 in the itinery which will begin about
July 1st but no later than Aug. 1st.
Arriving in the north the Boxer
will proceed to Wainwright to take
local coal from that point to Barrow.
Leaving late as she does the boat
will carry those Bureau supplies not
taken by earlier boats.
Sa t Underwood Typewriter, 14'
inch platen, IB.OS
1088 GRACE GRANTHAM
M. 4 M. Rank Bldg.
E. L. HOLT
HARDWARE
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FURNITURE
HEATERS, ETC., ALSO LUMBER,
SHEET IRON AND WOOD FOR
SALE REASONABLE.
HOLTS CASH STORE
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FIRST CLASS BAKERY PRODUCTS
SOURDOUGH HOTCAKES FROM 7 a. m. to 12 noon.
WE SERVE HILL'S BROS. COFFEE
GOOD MEALS TO NINE P. M.
FRESH ICE CREAM DAILY
HOME MADE CANDY
CARL PORATH, Proprietor.
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