Collins AmtClasby
To Be Jj>w Partners
E. B. Coffin.veteran Fairbanks
attorney, and C. J. Clasby who
resumed law practice there last
year, after several years in other
parts of Alaska, are forming a law
partnership it was learned this
week.
Customer: I’d like a dollar din
ner, please.
Waiter: Yes sir—on white or
rye, sir?
Preservation
Made Easy
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Just bring in your
car regularly — say,
once a month — for
lubrication and in
spection.
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We Service
All Makes
Cars and Trucks
Nome Motor Co.
HAROLD F. HARPER
OFFICAL TIRE INSPECTOR
j Phone Main 126
LEGAL ADVERT1SMENT
CITY ORDINANCE
Ordinance No. 309
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF NOME, TERRITORY OF
. ALASKA, PROVIDING FOR
THE DISPOSITION OF DOGS
RUNNING AT LARGE WITH
IN SAID CITY:
Be is Ordained and Enacted
by the Common Council of the
City of Nome as follows:
Section I:
Any dog running at large with
in the City of Nome is hereby de
clared a public nuisance per se.
Section II:
* Any dog running’ at large as
provided in Section I herein shall
on and after the 15th day of July,
. 1945, be taken into custody by the
I City of Nome and impounded for
■ a period of time not less than
twenty-four (24) hours after cap
ture unless released as hereinafter
provided.
Section III:
Any dog not released as herein
after provided within the period
of twenty-four <24) hours after
capture may be put to death.
Section IV:
Any dog impounded as herein
provided shall, within the period
of twenty-four <24> hours after
capture, be released to its owner,
master, or custodian upon the pay
ment of the following fees:
For each male dog two dollars
and fifty cents ($2.50).
For each female dog ten dol
lars ($10.00).
Section V a:
On and after the 1st day of July,
1945, the owner, or master, or cus
todian of any dog may have such
dog registered by the Police De
partment of the City of Nome, and
receive an identification tag for;
such dog for a fee of one dollar:
• $1.00).
| Section V b:
1 The owner, or master, or cus
todian of any dog registered and
tagged as provided herein shall, I
within a period of twelve (12)
j hours immediately after any such
impounding, be notified of such.!
Section V c:
Any owner, or master, or cus
todian so notified who fails to re
lease any such dog as provided in
this Ordinance within a period of
twenty-four (24) hours immediate
ly after its impounding has for
feited such dog to the City of
Nome.
Section VI:
! This Ordinance shall be en
forced under the direction of the
American Fleet
Shell Jap Positions
On Borneo
(Continued from Page One)
heavy neutralizing attacks on gun !
positions and airdromes on the
coast of Dutch Borneo.
More than ninety Liberators and
forty Mitchell medium bombers
and a score of Lightning fighters
R. W. SILVER HOME
FROM JUNEAU
R. W. Silver, mining man from j
Solomon arrived home after
spending the winter in Juneau.
He injured his foot while on a
prospecting trip up the Tanana
River.
CLASSIFIED I
FOR SALE — Brandies, Rums, I
Gins and Whiskies. Polar Liquor'
Store. 61-tf
FOR SALE—Two saxophones" and
set of drums, $300.00. Call Room
2, Nevada. 77-2t
Nome City Fire and Police Chief.
Section VII:
This Ordinance shall not and is
not intended to limit the right to
kill any vicious dog running at
large as now provided by law.
Section VIII:
All fees collected under this Or
dinance shall be turned over to
the City Cirk of Nome who shall i
deposit such fees in the general j
fund of Nome City
Section IX:
Any and all Ordinances which
may be in conflict with this Or
dinance are hereby repealed.
Passed by the Common Council
of the City of Nome, Alaska, in
regular session assembled the 25th
day of June, 1945.
Approved June 25th, 1945.
Edward M. Seidenverg,
Mayor Nome City.
Attest:
Carrie M. McLain,
Clerk Nome City..
Publish June 29, July 6, 13, 1945..
dropped two hundred eighty six
tons of bombs on Balikpapan
Manghar airdrome, twelve miles
northeast of the Redeb sector,
seventy miles south of Australian
conquered Isw Tarakan.
RAAF Kittyhawks hit the north
Borneo enemy base of Jesselton,
and the Fifth Airforce Liberators
bombed Kuching, the capital of
Sarawak. Seventh Fleet Privateers
damaged three freighters at Pon
tianak, on Borneo’s west coast.
DUNCAN McLEAN SEEING
FRIENDS IN NOME
Duncan McLean, well known
mining man from Teller, who
has not been here for several
years due to travel restrictions,
arrived via the P.A.A., and is busy
seeing his many friends.
It was the habit of Henrik Ibsen
to make complete histories of the
lives of his stage characters up to
the moment of the opening of the
first act.
Be Nugget-wise—Advertise!
Superfortresses
Fire-Raid Four
More Jap Cities
(Continued from Page Four)
campaign to burn Nippon out of
the war.
This, the first large scale incen
diary mission since June twenti
eth, was split four ways to hit
Sasebo, Moji, and Nobeoka, Kyu
shu island ports, and the vital in
dustries of Okayama on Honshu
island.
These blows are a continuation
of attacks on industrial areas on
which Japan is more dependent
than ever since the destruction of
great areas of T >k o, Nagoya, Yo
kohama, Osaka and Kobe. The
most important single target was
the Sasebo naval dockyard indus
tries, which include a shipbuild
ing and repair yards.
The avocado or alligator pear
was introduced in the United
States in 1833.
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BAKERY
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WE SE^VE WHOLESOME FOODS
NONE BETTER
OPEN 6:30 A. M. TO 11:30 P. M.
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