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Airplane Activities
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service made a flight to Candle.
Kotzebue and Deering Today. Mrs.
E. E. Patterson was a passenger to
Kotzebue, and a lo?d of freight was
carried to Candle.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways made a flight to Candle to
day for the Arctic Circle Exploration
Inc., with a load of freight. He is
scheduled to hop to tomorrow morn
ing for Hot Springs with Harry
Longley and the U. S. Mail. From
there he will fly passengers to Kot
zebue and then return to Nome.
Pilot Chester Brown of the Nor
thern Air Transport made a flight
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Sunday evening to Council with W.
A. Oliver and Melvin Flora as round
trip passengers. A flight is planned
for Deering.
Pilot Brown is scheduled for a
flight to Fairbanks tomorrow with
Mr. Craig and Pilot Vic Ross of the
NAT as passengers. Mail and ex
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LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Ross. J, Kinney, who was in
the hospital for several days with
a badly sprained ankle, left there
today to rasume work in the office
of the U. S. Commissioner.
Miss Bessie Ozennia and Archie
Wheeler, both of Nome, were today
united in the Holy Bonds of Matri
mony at the office of the U. S. Com
missioner, who performed the cere
mony.
Witnesses were Mrs. Annie Ozen
nia and Sammy Mogg.
Tom Nakkela, formerly of Una
lakleet, but who has been in the
employ recently of the Hammon Co.
at Nome, was taken to the Maynard
Columbus Hospital Sunday from the
U. S. Jail where he had been un
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der observation, on the suspicion of
mental derangement.
He is now in the hospital being
taken care of, as it is certain he is
suffering from mental derangement,
Which may prove serious.
Edward Dalilak Naykak, of Sol
omon, who has been in custody in
! the U. S. Jail on a complaint of
; insanity filed a week ago, was re
leased last Thursday on the testi
j mony of Dr. Rex F. Swartz, that the
! native boy was not insane but was
Jill and required medical attention.
He is now in the Maynard Colum
bus Hospital receiving aid.
MARINE NEWS
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The schooner Amy, Captain Fred
Swanson arrived in Nome Harbor1
last week end and will be leaving i
shortly for Dime Creek, its home
port. Frank Shaw, mining man was
a passenger to Nome aboard the
vessel from Bonanza river section. !
The M S. New York, small coastal
schooner arrived Nome harbor from
Norton Bay ports, on its first voyage
here this summer.
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John F. Devine Is
Appointed As Re
ceiver Company
In a suit filed by Andy Newberg
on behalf of himself and some oth
er creditors, against the Cordovado
Gold Dredging Co., Judge J. H. S.
Morison of the District Court for
Second Division, Territory of Alas
ka located at Nome, appointed J.
F. Devine proprietor of the Lincoln
Hotel as Receiver to take possession
of the property and continue to op
erate the mines located in the Inma
chuk River section, until the mort
gage held by Mr. Robbins of Chi
cago is paid off, and the debts of
the company owing to the creditors
have been satisfied.
Attorney O. D. Cochran represent
ed Mr. Newberg and other creditors. ,
The Court order authorized Re
ceiver Devine to purchase groceries,
supplies and employ labor to carry
on the operations of the company on
its mining ground on the northern
slope of Seward Peninsula, located
near Deering.
This will be the first time in two
years in which the mining operations
will be carried on, as the mining
property has been in litigation dur
ing that time.
Attorney W. A. Gilmore, repre
senting the company said that a pos
sible settlement of all legal difficul
ties would probably be completed in
the near future.
NOTICE
All taxes real and personal due
City of Nome for year 1934 are due
and on July 15, 1935, penalty and
interest on those unpaid will be cal
culated, and the delinquent tax roll
will be prepared, advertised, and the
property sold according to law.
Nome Common Council,
By M. J. Walsh
City Clerk.
Publish June 27, 29, July 1 6 13. 1935
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