Cutter Northland
To Arri\e Nome
T! e U. S. Coast Guard Cutter
Northland. Captain W. K. Scam
rrtel in command, arrived in the
Nome roadstead this morning
from Unalaska and Dutch Har
bor with about ten tons of mail
matter for Nome.
Captain Scammel reported see
ing absolutely no ice on his voy
age through Bering Sea to Nome,
being the first vessel to ar ive at
Nome to commence the 193G sea
son of navigation.
The vessel will remain at
Nome until the first of the week
and, although plans are not def -
nite. will probably make a call
at Golovin and Norton Bay port
tr St. Lawrence Island before
*he S. S. Victoria of the Alaska
Line arrives at Nome.
Shore leave was granted to
some of the crew this afternoon,
many of whom are making the::'
first voyage into the Arctic.Some
of the rigging has been changed
on the Northland, the yards be
ing taken down, and booms short
ened, equipment which was ori
ginally installed when the ship
was constructed, to make it pos
sible to sail her in the fashion of
a square-rigger.
The local post office force is.
especially busy today sorting and
distributing the mail and will be
for some time. An urgent re
quest of Postmaster Guy Mish is
that all patrons please remove
the mail from their postoffice
boxes as speedily as possible,
thereby giving an opportunity
for additional mail to be distrib
uted rapidly.
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Further Info.
Removal of Ban
Kill Reindeei
The following communicatior
was received this morning fron
the headquarters office at Norm
of the U S. Reindeer Service, re
lative to further information cor
cerning a recent telegram print
ed by the Nugget concerning tin
lifting of a ban on non-owner:
killing of reindeer. Following i:
the communication:
"An Associated Press item dat
ed May 25 and appearing in th<
Nome Nugget stated that the
Bureau of Indian Affairs ln'e
the ban on non-owners slaughtc:
ing reindeer for food. Furthe
details from official sources ir
Washington make it clear tha'
this arrangement is made wit!
owners along the north coast on
ly. and with the understanding
that proper accounting will be
made for animals butchered. I'
should be clearly understood that
this is an emergency measure tc
meet the food shortage faced by
Eskimos, and applies only to the
Barrow district.”
Classes Be Held
Office Iml. Aff.
Beginning Monday. June 8‘.h.
and continuing thru the summer
the Office of Indian Affairs will
xinduct a school for Eskimo
Mothers. Hours will be from D
:o 11 A. M. in the sewing room
af the school building. There
,vi 11 be a reading hour for Office
af Indian Affairs school children
'rom 1 to 2 in the afternoon. Mrs.
iV G. Benawa will be in charge.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
BERING SEA ROUTE
1936 SAILING SCHEDULE j
Leave Seattle j
S S LATOUCH (Nome Only) May 27
SS VICTORIA • June 3
S S TANANA June 3
S S BALDWIN (Teller & Kotzebue Sound) June JO
S S DELLWOOD July 1
S S DERBLAY Aug. 12
S S DELLWOOD Sept. 9 j
SS VICTORIA Oct. 7
NOTE: All sailings subject to change
without notice. For complete details,
see Agent. Room 1 at the Nevada.
JOE HARNISII, Agent
Airplane News
Nome Airport
——
Pilot Herman of the Northern
AirTransport who returned from
an emergency flight to Candle
yesterday, reported that a man
named Reiniseh, while striking
an axe. suffered the misfortune
of having a piece of the steel
break off and enter his eye. in
flicting a very severe cut, one
which was described ns extreme
ly dangerous to his sight.
Pilot Hermann flew the injur
ed man to the Kotzebue hospital,
and reported,that they prepared
to take out the steel today from
his eyr. The doctor was quoted
as saying he was uncertain yet
whether he could save the man’s
eyesight, but that an opera, m
would be performed.
Pilot Hermann of the NAT. is
scheduled for a flight to Teller
and the Kougarok Sunday, to
morrow.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service is scheduled to: a
flight to the Kougarok mining
section tomorrow, w.p.
Pilot F.ank Whaley of the
Nome Airways made a flight to
Nugget Gulch and Rainbow Camp
today with two passengers.
LOST—A lady’s black leather
purse, containing money and oth
er valuable papers. Return to
Nugget otlice and receive reward,
from Mr. and Mrs. A W Lund
quist.
Look over your Job Printing
WANTS NOW’, before the steam
ers arrive. You may need Letter
Heads, Bill Pleads. Statements.
Envelopes, Voucher forms, dod
gers, ruled forms of all kinds.
Have your printing needs done
now before the rush of business
at the opening of navigation.
The Boats Will
Soon Be Here !
LET US TAKE CARE
OF YOUR TRANS
PORTATION PROB
LEMS.
Help Build Your Community
By Patronizing An Established
Business.
NOME
MOTOR CO.
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Campfire Girls
Proposed Good
Idea On Bird;
Nome, Alaska, June 4, 193
Editor Nome Daily Nugget.
Dear Sir:
The Muik-Um-Panea Campfir
group at their last meeting dis
cussed the destruction of bird
and flowers.
In conclusion decided upoi
writing to you, asking you t
put a plea in your paper fo
same.
A timely warning to the smal
boys with sling shots and ai
rifles who carelessly k: 11 ou
birds and the boys and gi is wh
wantonly destroy our flowers am
shrubs, would, without a drub'
be of great service in p eservin.
the bird life and the flowers o
the territory.
Knowing that you would knov
just the right words to use, w
will leave the matter of choosinj
the words in your hands.
Hoping you give this letter dm
consideration.
Yours truly,
Muik-Um-Panea Campfire Girls
RUTH ULRTCKSEN.
Secretary.
Special Power of Attorney form:
now on sale at
The Nugget Office.
FOR SALE—A Piano, Beaut}
Rest Mattress; 9x12 Axministei
Rug; Bridge Lamp, inquire Leor
F. Harper, Radio Station.
NOTICE
The Nome Daily Nuggel
;s for Sale at the following
places of business :
Pioneer Drug Store,
The Nome Drug Store,
The Board of Trade,
The Nevada
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of Mining Equipment
To Many Sections of
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Areas
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greatest possible assistance
to those engaged in Min
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our Extensive and Personal
Attention to Air Express &
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outgoing through Nome.
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