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PHONE MAIN 108
NEW STEEL-HULLED
DREDGE FOR CANDLE
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KKEWAL1K MINING COMPAW
REORGANIZING NEW STEEL
HILLED DREDGE IS »
PLANNED BE BUILT
Headed by P. A. Robbins, na
tionally known mining engimer,
the old Keewalik Mining Company
has been reorganized and approx
imately half a million dollars fs
being invested in the construction
of a new dredge for the Candle
district. *
J. J. Keenan of Nome represent
ing the new company and who ar
rived in Nome on the Victoria
Sunday, with about a dozen min
ing engineers plans on leaving for
Candle in the near future to ar
range for the drilling and construe
tion work for the new dredge.
It is reported that -It Will—btr
a new steel-hulled redge, modern
throughput. A special power
house Will be constructed and a
special! six-cylinder Fairbanks
Morse diesel installed to furnish
power for the electric dredge. The
bucket for the dredge will hold
three and a half cubic yards.
A new Keystone Drill was deliv
ered at Candle recently by the
S. S. Derblay and drilling is ex
pected to start imnied'atelv. It
is planned, according to reports
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OFFICE HOURS: 1 ta S P.M.
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
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HOURS 0 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
’ EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
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Office Hours—1 to 7 p.in.
MRS. H. M. BOCKMAN
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At Nome Tailoring Company
OR PHONE RESIDENCE
HOURS 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M.
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to have about 200 tons of mach
inery and freight shipped into
Nome on liie August sailing of the
Victoria and about xno tons ad
ditional on the next sailing of the
Derhlay.
•It is understood that if condi
tions warrant, next year another
dredge tylll he installed in the
saute section. The plans at pres
ent are to start construction this
fall and have the dredge operat
ing by next spring.
Two sons of Mr. Robbins of
Chicago, James S. and K. J. Rob
bins are in Nome now. They will
also go to Candle and remain there
probably until early fall, when
they expect to return to the States.
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'COMMENT
A jack knife a thousand yen is
old has been found in Germany
Presumably if was lost. Hoys as
•.well as their parents have their
troubles, and spme of those trou
I hies antedate recorded history.
One hardly knows whether to
deal with or avoid a contractor
who advertises in an eastern pa
per. Fie offers to furnish "esti
mates without obligation."
The Delegate plans to leave far1
the north some time next month '
unless some unforeseen emergency
should prise which would require;
his continued presence here. i
A substantial financial load was I
removed from the Territory in '
the allotment by PWA of $87,900 j
to be used in the construction of j
the new Pioneers' Home at Sitka. I
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JACOB BAKKit, FKDKItAL
KKLIKF MAN IN NOMK
ON ALASKA VISIT,
Accompanied by Harry G. Wat
son, secretary to Gov. John W.
Troy, Jacob Baker, Federal Relief
Administrator arrived Nome by
plane last evening from Fairbanks
in company also' with H<tllie Ster
ling of the Alaska Road Commis
sion at Juneau.
.Mr. Baker, who has been thru
Southeastern Alaska, reports that
he is on a general tour of obser
vation of Alaska. He has noticed
he remarks, a general pickup in
economic- conditions throughout
tlie entire Territory.
me lit, Dr. Baker staled lie was
making no special investigation of
matters pertaining to tile distrib
ution of relief appropriations, but
rather a trip of general interest
to see and make observations on
tile conditions of life in Alaska.
Mr. Sterling, who is in the party
has accompanied Mr. Baker In the
interests of t lie welfare of the
Territory pertaining to road and
trails and also aviation Hplds. In
tliis way, it is reported, many dis
tricts and sections can he pointed
out and explained to Mr. Baker.
T!ib party plans on remaining
over, in Nome today and will pro
bably return to Fairbanks and
thence back to Washington, D, C.,
tomorrow, weather permitting.
Mr. Baker stated he was very
much interested in Alaska and that
he would like very much to be
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