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of Mining Equipment
To Many Sections of
Alaska's Rich Mineral
Areas
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greatest possible assistance
to those engaged in Min
ing in the Seward Penin
sula and other sections, thru
our Extensive and Personal
Attention to Air Express &
Freight—both incoming and
outgoing through Nome.
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TELLER
PRECINCT
Following is the results of
the democratic ballots cast
at Teller, Tuesday in the
primary election:
Delegate to Congress
Dimond .11
For Attorney General
Truitt.10
For Auditor
Boyle.7
Hof man .4
For Highway Engineer
Hesse .9
For Territorial Senator
Cochran.5
Lyng.7
For Representatives
Laiblin.4
Lichtenberg .10
Martin.3
Mazen .2
Roberts. 6
Sather.2
Scott.4
Smith.6
Ulricksen.1
Yenney .6
, There was 12 democratic
ballots cast; and 10 for the
republicans.
Republican Results:
Gore 9, McCain 8, Cole 7,
MacSpadden 1, Storey 6,
VVann 3; Kennedy 10, Gil
lette 10, Jensen 9, Steffen
8. Swanberg 8.
UNALAKLEET
PRECINCT
There were 26 democratic
and 4 republican ballots
cast in the primary election
held here Tuesday. The of
ficial returns have not as
yet been received in Nome,
but the following partial
returns of the democrats
was received by private
telegram:
Boyle 17, Hofman 3, Coch
ran 14, Lyng 12, Laiblin 9,
Lichtenberg 8. Martin 7,
Roberts 13, Sather 9, Scott
12, Smith 15. Ulricksen 9,
Yenney 10.
The Nugget will republish
the official returns from Un
alakleet as soon as they ar
rive by mail.
Pool Winners
Minute Pools in Nome
on the breakup of the ice
at Nenana were won by
Lyle Nevins, Phillip Aho~
puk—Jack Solomon, Andy
Winchell—Harry Phillips,
Lars Larsen, and Tom Ol
sen. Chas. O’Leary and Dan
Alvich also won minute
pools in Nome. 1_.
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Walter Hall of the
Mirow Air Service, is mak
ing a round trip flight from
Fairbanks to Nome, tomor
row. During the short stay
of the plane here it will
make a round trip flight to
Teller.
The Ford Trrmotored
plane of the Northern Air
Transport Inc., arrived at
Nome late this afternoon
from Fairbanks with ten
passengers, the names of
whom were not obtained
due to the lateness of the
hour.
Pilot Noel Wien and Vic
Ross were in command of
the plane. It is scheduled to
return to Fairbanks tomor
row weather permitting.
Pilot Hermann of the NA
T made a flight to the Koug
arok today with John Can
ari and wife, Fred Orava,
and Arvid Pontinen and
a load of freight.
Pilot Hermann made an
other flight to Council with
Fred Mebes, Henry Gumm,
Totals Compiled
Democratic Race
Are Up Todate
The total vote for second
Division candidates in the
primary election from 15
precincts, including Teller
and Unalakleet, which was
received today, is as fol
lows:
Delegate to Congress
A. J. Dimond.533
For Attorney General
James Truitt .409
For Auditor
Frank Boyle.343
Hofman .147
For Highway Engineer
Hesse .410
For Territorial Senator
O D Cochran .350
Howard Lyng 264
For Representatives
Leonard Smith .365
John Lichtenberg.301
George Laiblin .290
Tolbert Scott.266
C O Roberts.260
Fred Yenney .192
Mrs. Garnet Martin.161
S David Mazen .132
Peter Sather .140
Ed. Ulricksen.99
COAL AND FUEL OIL
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
L E Ost and a load freight.
This afternoon he took
Bill McDonald and Louis
Ferrari, besides of a load of
freight to Taylor.
Later pilot Hermann flew
to Taylor with Jake Bonn
er, Carl Fromm and Earle
Drake as passengers and a
load of freight.
Another flight to Council
was made by pilot Herman
with Jake Overbaugh and
freight for Pierson. Thence
he flew to Shaktoolik and
into Nome with passengers
enroute to Fairbanks and
the statss via NAT & steam
er.
Agent Bassett of the Pac
ific Alaska Airways Inc. at
Nome announced today
that a sudden change in
schedule had resulted and
that the final star route
mail flight from Fairbanks
to Nome and return would
be made this coming Sun
day. Register mail closes at
the post office Saturday and
regular mail Sunday morn
ing it was announced.
Pilot Whaley of the Nome
Airways made a flight to
Igloo today and flew Miss
Ethel Marx and Mrs. Lym
an Culver to Teller. He stop
ped at the Springs and brett
Jim Cassidy to Nome.
Independent Filings
Juneau, May 1—George
B. Grigsby filed here as an
independent candidate for
delegate several weeks ago.
Henry Roden also filed as
an independent for attor
ney general. _
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call on us and obtain our
reasonable prices for
transportation of supplies
and equipment via Cat
erpillar.
We Can Save You Money
! On Transportation Costs.
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