OUTSTANDING IN DEPENDABILITY
N. A. T.
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY !
N. A. T. Has Flown Over a Million Miles—Carried
Over 5,000 Passengers, without Single Injury to
Passengers or Personnel. A Safety Record Un
surpassed in the History of Alaska Air Transport
Operation.
FAIRBANKS _ NOME_ALASKA
Anchorage To Get
$5,000 Enforcing
Of Liquor Laws
City Clerk Robert S. Bragaw said
recently that Anchorage probably
will receive $5,000 from the terri
torial treasury as a refund of 60
percent of the liquor license fees
collected in Anchorage.
The money is to be used in the
enforcement of territorial liquor
laws in the city.
Last year the city received $4,000
from this source. The increase this
year was predicted because of the
increased number of licenses issued
and the fact that 60 instead of 50
percent of the collections are to be
forthcoming.
The city will also be given re
funds from excise payments.—Aneh
orage Times.
PILOT’S WEATHER REPORT
Nome, Alaska, 11 AM, Sept. 20, 1935
Station Condition Ceiling Temp
Nome Lt.Rain 1000 42
Solomon O-cast 4000 38
Golovin Foggy 500 40
Nulato O-cast 2000 40
Kaltag O-cast 1000 42
Unalakleet O-cast 200 42
Ruby Lt.Rain 1000 42
Flat O-cast 2000 49
Kotzebue Lt.Rain 500 38
Teller Lt.Rain 1000 40
The Pacific Alaska Airways Lock
heed Electra, information to the
PAA office at Nome, stated today,
would not make the flight to Nome
today because of adverse weather
conditions. The flight was postpon
ed today and if w'eather permits,
the plane should come through to
morrow.
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UNTIL YOUR BOAT SAILS.
Passengers for Steamers Dellwood and Vic
toria would do well to send their clothing to
Galvin THE TAILOR, at Nome.
Have them Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired,
as only a TAILOR knows how.
Send yours today avoid last minute rush.
3 DOORS E. LINCOLN HOTEL
Joe Most To Make
Trip Tor Medical
Aid Via Airplane
Joseph Most, who has been in the
Maynard Columbus hospital for the
past week receiving medical atten
tion. it is reported, is planning on
leaving immediately, as soon as
weather permits, via airplane for
Seattle.
Mr. Most, an associate in the Al
aska Sunset Mines, Inc., operating
on Sunset CCreek, about 10 miles
from Nome, arrived by plane about
a month ago at Nome. His condi
tion is regarded as serious and he
will be making the flight in an ef
fort to receive further medical at
tention in the states.
It is not definitely known at this
time by which airplane company
Mr. Most will be transported, as
final arrangements have not yet
been completed.
Pilot Hans Mirow, in his new
Lockheed Vega monoplane is sched
uled for a flight to Fairbanks to
morrow if weather conditions will
permit.
The Stinson Reliant plane of the
Mirow Air Service is scheduled for
a flight to the North, to Kotzebue
and stopping at intermediate points,
pilot Frank Whaley, flying.
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SEPTEMBER 28*1*
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Gabe Lind Passes
Away, Funeral To
Be Sunday 2 P. M.
! Gabe Lind, an associate of Albin
Poison in the mining business locat
ed about two miles North of Nome,
died in the Maynard-Columbus hos
pital at 5:30 AM. from injuries to
the chest received in a reported
Icavein at the mouth of a drift from
' the main shaft.
Mr. Lind, aged 60 years, is sur
vived by his widow Mrs. Selma K
Lind, and two brothers, Fred and
Victor Lind, all at present residing
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at Nome. There were no children
in the immediate family.
Gabe Lind was born November
18, 1875 in Finland. He and his
wife have been residents of Nome
for some time past. Mr. Lind was
a member of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows.
Funeral1 arrangements have been
completed and the services will takei
place at the Nome Federated church
Rev. Norman McCay, Pastor, Sun
day Sept. 29th at 2 PM.
The news of the death of Mr.
Lind was received with sadness and
grief by his family and relatives,
and their many friends in Nome.
Official approval of the Delinquent
Tax Roll Notice of the City of Nome
is being gained today, to the proof
of copy rendered by the printer,
and publication is definitely set for
day after tomorrow, Saturday, Sep
tember 28th.
Arriving on the Fix-Mullins Kou
garok Special today from the Koug
arok was James Kelliher’s mining
outfit comprising about six or seven
men, winding up the summer min
ing season.
Interviewing Mr. Mullins, it was
ascertained that other operating
companies and individuals in the
Kougarok section would soon be
preparing to shut down for the win
ter, and come to Nome over the
Kougarok Tram, before the final
freezeup and closing of the road by
snow.
Three inches of snow had already
fallen in that district, but the soft
weather and rain of the past two
days, has caused most of it to melt,
with the exception of that snow
high up on the Sawtooth Mountains,
thereby giving the miners in the
Kougarok a few more days work,
before the definite fall freezeup for
ces them to come to town.
MOSCOW, Sept. 23 —The Soviet,
government announced today that
the attempt to span the top of the
world from Moscow to San Fran
cisco in a non-stop flight, has been
postponed until next summer be
cause the polar night is due.
Sigmund Levaneffsky, pilot, set
out on the journey recently but turn
ed back when oil trouble developed
in his plane. Since then he has
been waiting favorable weather for
a second attempt.
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Seiflert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
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Repairs Mailed Back Promptly
Front Street, Nome,
P O Box 278
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Nome, Alaska.
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