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Sailing Schedule for Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
Northbound Southbound
L,fave Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Arrive
Seattle Juneau Seward Sewaid Juneau Seattle
S S Yukon May 15 May 18 May 21 May 21 May 24 May 27
S S Baranof May 19 May 22 May 25 May 25 May 28 May 31
S S Aleutian May 22 May 25 May 28 May 28 May 31 June 3
S S Yukon May 29 June 1 June 4 June 4 June 7 June 10
(NOTE: All sailings subject lo change without notice.)
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Arnold Thomaiien, well known
Nome driller and mining man,
returned from the Teller district
where he has been drilling for
the past two months on Windy
creek, near American river, about
50 miles from Teller. All equip
ment was hauled by caterpillar
tractors across country from Tel
ler. The drilling was done on
the Johnny Read ground, under
option to the Hallfoerg interests.
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Ederly Carl Hueisdonk was a
visitor Saturday at the Nugget
office. Mr. Hueisdonk has been
mining for several years on the
old Hot Air Bench claims on
Glacier creek. This sturdy old
time miner and prospector walks
the 9 miles into Nome and the 9
miles back about every week to
obtain supplies, mail and his ac
cumulated Nome Daily Nuggets.
The old timer says, getting the
local papers is w-ell worth the
trip.
Officer in charge. Kurt Sprenger.
of the local Coast Guard station,
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received a wire Sunday from
Captain. Zeusler of the Cutter
Northland which is in Ketchikan,
requesting a report on weather &
ice conditions in this area. Mr.
Sprertger conveys the additional
information that Gene Elms, a
member of the local station staff
for the past several years, is to
he transferred south, and will
leave with his family by the first
hoait. Two new men haive been
assigned to the Nome Station and
are enroute aboard the North
land.
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Aaska S. S. Agent Joe Harnish,
stated today that the scheduled
sailing date of the S. S. Derblay I
had been changed from June 3rd ,
to June 12th, and that an addition
al vessel, the freighter Tanana, ;
had been inserted in the summer
schedule, sailing from Seattle on
June 3rd, calling at Nome and all
Norton Sound ports. The Der
blay as usual, will in addition to
calling at Nome and Teller, make
Kotzebue Sound ports and St.
Lawrence Island.
Oscar Ptarmigan, young boy
brought from Golovin by plane
several days ago for hospital treat
nient is rapidly improving. Oscar
inflicted a deep gash in a knee
and the loss of blood was con
siderable before coming under Dr
Morcom’s expert care.
James Cassidy, long time em
ployee of the local branch of the
Alaska Road Commission, and re
cently arrived from a winter’s
visit to the States, is departing
ishortly for Fairbanks to take a
permanent position with the Nor
thern Commercial Company of
that place.
A second infants dead body was
found late yesterday by boys
searching the scavanger dumps
located on the ice a short distance
of town. No further information
from the beach at the East end
is available at this time.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Maur.ce King flying the
Bellanca of the Ferguiton Airways
arrived from Fairbanks Sunday
with:
Warren Ferguson,
Mort Powell
Lyman Culver
Olaf Lundberg,
as passengers.
Pilot Cross of the Wien Alaska
Airways, late yesterday, returned.
from the Kougarok via Solomon i
bringing R. Silver as a passenger
from that place.
Pilot Cross early today, made a
flight to Taylor Creek, with Joe
Lucas as a round tripper, and
latter in the day flew Jim Killiher
to h s mining camp at Macklin
creek.
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Sunday was a busy day for the
Mirrovv Air Service, Pilots Mir
ow and Crawf rd making five
flights to Death Valley, at the
head of the Tubuktulik River,
with supplies, mining equipment
and the following passengers:
John A. Standish,
Albert Michelson
Charley Anderson,
Arthur Sobeck.
Pilot-manafier Mirow flying a;
Stinson, left at 3 P.M. with mail
and express for Council and Gol-1
ovin, returning with Mrs. Omie
McCarthy and children of Golo
vin.
n ieneral John J. Pershing, sailing
from New York for the corona
tion. pooh-poohed reports he has
a new and gorgeous uniform for
the occasion. “It’s merely a mod
ification of the brigadier-general’s
uniform I wore 20 years ago." the
.- general said.__
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