LOCAL NEWS
E. Nelson of the Kobuk section,
made his first trip to Nome since
1910. He arrived by plane and
expects to return In u day or so.
John Leprl. the well known
*oufdough cook, who has been at
Koticbuc during the winter, return
-cd to Nome Thursday via plane.
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Ernest Buekmaster, proprietor
of the Taylor Creek Roiulhouse, is
a visitor in Nome, having arrived
Thursday for additional supplies. ^
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John Jacobsen of the Nome River
Roadhouse, came into town this \
week to procure needed supplies. :
He will return In a dnv or two.
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A1 Carey left for Dahl Creek la
the Kongorok section, on Thursday
morning. lte is taking two men
•with him to ..help in getting ready
for the summer mining operations.
Percy Bhuchford and Harry
Bourne, both well known sour
doughs, arrived in Nome from Tel
ler Sunday, and returned there
after spending a few days here ou
business.
Nick Nicon returned to Nome
fhe first of the week from Willow
t
creek, where he has been doing
n lot of prospecting—having sunk
three holes averaging alfout twen
ty feet each. He reports encour
aging recoveries.
Hilly Jones left Nome Thursday
morning for Spruce creek with B.
\V. Nelly and his, dog team. Mr.
Jones will commence to get the
Spruce creek dredge in shape for
hu early start this spring.
Kmll Laurin with his dog team,
left Wednesday morning for Mack
Un creek in the Kougnrok section.
He took with him a load, of sup
plies and will begin ^o get , his
mining equipment in -hape for an
early spring start.
Janies Charles and his partner
(ieorge Bodes, who have been min
ing at the head of I>ry- creek th's
winter, have ceased operations on
account of the ground sloughing.
They "hoisted about six thousand
■ten pan buckets of pay fflrt which
will be sluiced up as soon as suf
ficient water is available.
C. V. Olson of Bluff, after spend
iug, a few days in Nome on busi
ness. returned to his quartz mine
at Bluff. Mr. Olson had his own
dog team and took back a quan
tity of supplies. He stated that
Jerry Galvin, who has an option
on the quartz property, is expected
to return from the states on the
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first boat and carry on develop
ment work. it was aluo learned
that the reason Mr. Galvin did
not return last full, was due io
being sick and was forced to enter
the hospital at Seattle.
Harry Phillips of the Board of
Trade, announces that 2240 tick
ets were sold on the Nenana Ice
pool, to Nomeltes;
The city Couucil met In regular
session last Monday ulght and af
ter canvassing the recent election
and attending to usual business
matiters, took up the matter of
(the permit of A. Polet to a portion
I of ground along the revetment for
ja wharf site. The matter after
considerable discussion, was put
over until the next meeting.
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Prospectors coming into town
from out lying sections. reptyt spr
ing many huudred of ptarmigan
along the routes and on the tundra
anti that they -have already begun
mating. They also state that quite
a number of hunters are shooting
them, regardless that the shooting
of ptarmigan is unlawful as the
season dosed March 15th.
Clyde White of the Goldsmith
Dredging Company. who recently
returned to Nome from the states
accompanied by his wife and Gra
ham hammers, via plane from Fair
thanks. I^eft via plane for the
Kougarok section where they will
carry on prospecting and drilling
operations with the purpose in
view ^of installing a dredge on the
property. Axel PearsOh and Har
vey G-rant were also flown to the
Kougarok where they . will do a
lot of drilling for White. The NAT
planes made several trips with the
personnel and1 landed nearly t»wo
tons of freight and supplies. It is
reported that should sufficient val
ues "fee encountered” the Goldsmith
dredge on Solomon river will be
dismantled and freighted to the dig
gings in the Kougarok.
GENERAL SEWING SHOP
We do repairing on socks,
clothe* skins or furs. Drill park
as made. We do every kind of
sewing.
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BANKING NOTES
We Parr hose Gold Dnat a* Assay
Valor lens coat of handling.
We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
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We Transfer Money by Mall
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Wo Pny Interact on Time Deposit*
nt the rote of 1% per annnm.
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and helps yon to mre.
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that it can and
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to provide the wor
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their requirements
of flue Alaska furs.
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