Council Decided
Insure Building
For Sum $40,000
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construction of the new school
which has been completed anc
accepted from the contractors
Chas. Kennedy who was appoint
ed by the council in May, has
been the inspector on the job
Board Appointed
The Board of Health was ap
pointed by the city council last
night and includes Dr, Thomas
Morcom, Pres. Aimer Rydeen ol
the School Board, and Council
man Kenneth Rude.
FayfMorrow, of the fire depart
ment was appointed as a deputy
health enforcement officer.
General Closing Hour
A general closing hour for all
business houses in Nome was dis
cussed pro and con for sometime
and the subject finally referred
to the law, ordinance and print
ing committee. The only criti
cism of such a proceedure was
that there would be more excep
tions listed than the businesses
affected, which might defeat the
purpose behind the measure.
Advertise Delinquent Taxes
Approval was granted to the
printing committee to proceed
with the advertising of the de
linquent tax roll of the City of
Nome, as soon as possible. The
Nugget was instructed to begin
publication of this roll at the ear
liest possible moment.
No other business coming be
fore the meeting the council ad
journed at a late hour. ,
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Announces 3-Day
Plane Service
To Seattle
Pilot Chester Brown of the Arc
tic Airways Inc., arrived back at
Nome yesterday evening from i
Anchorage, accompanied by Me
chanic Hank Miller, after trans
porting 12 children to Anchorage
from Kotzebue a few days ago.'
The children are enroute to the j
Jessie Lee Home at Seward.
Pilot Brovrn announced today,
as evidenced through the adver
tisement appearing on page three
—a three-day air service between
i Nome and Seattle, stopping at |
Anchorage and Juneau.
( The service from Nome is to
; connect with the Glass Flying
Service at Anchorage. There the
passengers will board a Sikorsky
Clipper amphibian plane for the
flight to Juneau and down the I
inside passage to Seattle.
This is the first announcement!
of a through service from Nome
, to Seattle, with the remarkable
! schedule-set time of 3-days. The
Arctic Airways will operate its
12 passenger tri-motored Ford
plane between Nome and Anch
orage and then Pilot Don Glass .
will take the passengers aboard
another large plane, equipped
for both landing on land and
water, for the remaining flights
to Seattle via Juneau.
Pilot Chester Brown announced
that the service will commence
immediately and that any who1
wish particulars and rates should
apply to the Arctic Airways for
reservations at an early date.
Several passengers, it was re
ported, have already signified
their intentions of flying to Seat
tle, and in the next few days it
is expected that a full load will
have been signed up and the first
through service from Nome to
Seattle will commence.
Other cities may talk of being
centrally located for air traffic
throughout the territory, but
Nome still occupies that unusual
position of being foremost in the
limelight for advancement of
aviation through Alaska. Other
cities have had the opportunity
of inaugurating through air ser
vice to the states, but have not
availed themselves of the oppor
tunity, and it remained for avia
tion companies in Nome and An-!
chorage to ally themselves to
create such a service from the ;
aorthland to the States.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Nat Browne, who oper
ites ordinarily in the Kuskokwim
lection arrived at Nome this af
ernoon in a pontoon plane with
\. E. Schoettler, Vocational In- j
itructor under the Territorial j
iystem of education; Miss Moore, j
ind Mrs. Brown. They expect to
emain in Nome for a day or so.
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Boat Movements
According to late information
this evening the S. S. Victoria of
the Alaska Line will probably
sail from Seattle for Nome at 9
P. M., as planned.
The vessel is expected to carry
a fair sized passenger list, which
will be published in tomorrow ev
enings paper.
The old, reliable, Vic is sailing
early this year due to the threat
of a serious strike of waterfront
employees on the Pacific Coast.
Nome merchants, and others on
Seward Peninsula, while mailing
out their main orders early en
ough, still had to expend large
sums of money in telegrams on
last minute orders, so that Nome
will be completely stocked for
the winter.
The M. S. Meteor, coastwise
mail boat, arrived at Nome early
this morning from the north. The
presence of a storm at Nome, is
reported to have caused the small
vessel to go behind Sledge Island
for protection.
The S. S. Derblay of the Alaska
Line which arrived at Nome ear
ly this morning from northern
points sailed again at 11 A.M. for
Seattle carrying George Bancroft
and Roy Graven as passengers
from Nome.
George Bancroft is the person
who attempted to commit suicide
aboard the vessel while it was
in Kotzebue Sound, by cutting
his throat and one wrist. It
is understood that the man is en
route to the states for medical at
tention. Action in the U. S. Com
missioner’s Court at Nome as to
abservation, testing his sanity,
has been dismissed.
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