THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO S MAYNARD, Editor
RUSSELL G MAYNARD. Manager
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Airplane
Nome Virport
Pilot Hans Mi row of the
Mtrow Air Service is sche
duled for a flight to Fair
banks tomorrow, wp.
Pilot Maurice King of the
Ferguson Airways arrived
Nome today from Kotzebue,
with Mrs Xavier, wife of
the deputy marshal at that
place. He was to depart
again this afternoon on his
return flight.
Pilot Chester Brown of
the Northern Air Transport
returned to Nome late yes
terday from the North with
Deputy Marshal Joe Crab
tree and three native pas
sengers, w itnesses in t le
forthcoming grand jury
proceedings in connection
w.th the alleged slayer Jim
my Roberts, who is believ
ed to have murdered John
Nilima. March 14th.
Pilot Johnson of the Mir
ew Air Service is reported
to be at Russian Mission
near Marshal, and will be
detained there until repairs
are made to the landing
gear, which suffered a
small minor accident in
landing yesterday. Pilot
Johnson was to return to
Nome yesterday with sev
o" d passengers from Mar
shal.
Pilot Frank Whaley of
the Nome Airways made a
flight to Taylor today with
Jerry Sullivan and Jack
Hammond. From there he
flew to Marshal and is ex
pected back tonight from
there with passengers. An
other flight is scheduled to
Marshal tomorrow.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
High barometer pressure
centered over the Yukon
Territory has resulted in a
continuation of fair skies
thruout Alaska and the wes
tern Canadian provinces.
Unseasonably high temp
eratures continue thruout
Alaska while below zero
temperatures are reported
over the Province of Alber
ta. A low pressure area
continues near the end of
the Aleutian Islands. In
creasing southerly winds a
loft at Nome indicate possi
bly increasing cloudiness
by tomorrow over western
Alaska.
Airways conditions at 11
a m were as follows:
Nome clear 36 above
Solomon clear 32 above
Golovin clear 21 above
Nulato clear 35 above
Ka'.tag clear 32 above
Unalaklee: ciear 36 above
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Ruby clear 37 above
Crooked Creek clear 36
Kotzebue clear 28 above
Candle clear 19 above
Marshall clear 32 above
Hamilton clear 25 above
Chevak clear 28 above
St. Michael clear 27 above
Igloo ground fog 20 above
Fairbanks clear 15 above
Cordova clear 28 above
Juneau clear 26 above
Ketchikan clear 26 above
Bethel clear 22 above
Interesting Items
About Alaskans
Culled From Exchanges
Caribou, numbering about
20 and with many calves in
the herd, were encountered
recently a mile and a half
from Fairbanks by Mr. and
Mrs. Don Adler, who were
returning from an automo
bile trip on the Richardson
Highway. The animals ap
peared very tame and were
headed for the city.
Attorney Frederick Wet
trick was announced as the
1036 president of the Seat
tle Sourdough Club. He
was re-elected. Other offi
cers are Jake Kline, first
vice president; Mrs Effie R.
Peterson, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. Elizabeth Bar
net. secretary,and Mrs.May
Larson, treasurer. Trustees
reelected are; Chas. Krift
ing. Ralph Lomen and Cle
ment B. Coffin.
News of the death of Hen
ry Reupke, pioneer miner
of the Circle district, com
monly known as “Dutch
Henry.” was recently re
ceived from the Pioneers
Home at Sitka. He was ov
er 80 years of age, and left
Fairbanks for the Pioneers
Home last October.
Arne S. Ulrickson. former
miner at Fairbanks, was
sentenced to 90 days in jail
recently at Seattle, when
he pleaded guilty to a char
ge of reckless driving. Jud
ge Chester A. Batchelor dis
missed charges of manslau
ghter and drunken driving
against him. The case is
based on an automobile ac
cident which occurred Jan.
12th and resulted in the
death of Victor E. Mikelson
who had recently returned
from Nome.
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