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LOCAL NEWS
NOME CITY COUNCIL HERTS
IN REGULAR HKHSION
The third regular meeting otf
th*- th C nuncn Council of the
City of Nome was called to ot
t.cr 'ast Monday evening by May
or Hex F. Swartz with all council
mi!i present. The members of the
Nome School Hoard .consisting of
Mrs. \V. F. H.ldiw'n1. Mrs. Talbott
Seo,t», and L. E. Rvnning were
rtlsti" presenr in the interests of
’ho school budget for the coming
year of 1934-95.
The matter regarding the draw
tug up of a new" ordinance for
'tlie lictns ng of operator# of mot
or.. vehicles, ivas turned ' over to
the law, ordinance and printing
committee to report on at th*1
! next meeting.
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I Regarding the matter of the
j municipal dispensory of liquor, ;i
I telegram hud been s lit to the liq
! nor hoard at Juneau by City At*
11orne.C'Sullivan Imr todate no -rc
! ply liad been received.
, A liquor license was issued in
‘Juneau to Leo Seideiwerg, subject
jto the approval of the city conn
Icil of Nome. The council took
I such action approving the appli
cation to apply to June 30th only.
Owur Lay offered *10.00 fur
Lot. 2 in Block 25. The matter
was turned over to the committee
to report on at the next meeting.
The Nome School, Board pre
t’itod their budget for fhp opeyi
if ton of the rchool for the nex-t
year. If wns approved by the conn
ci’ by a tinanim r'ns vote.
An annual permit was granted
to the Mooni'ght Water Company
tp1 operate in the city l'mits.
Alfred J. Lomen, representing
the Lomen Commercial Company
offered *50.00 for two lots next
ad'Kilning the, offices of his com
pany on the w<st. The offer was
accepted.
Considerable discussion as to ,hc
new school building took up t lie
balance of *he nu •' ing. Mr. Wahh
i who made the trip to Junes'! in
i o
'he capacity of a inemhac—ol the
I Territorial School Hoard, repo gel
his activity in the matter and the
,1 various opinions and recommends
: itions which were being made fur
t>'e obtaining of such additional
ft"- < f money necessary to build
the type of school building requir
ed, bv the citizens cvf Nome. There
. being no further business. the
meeting was adjourned fo meet
again in regular session.
j st'llft'ltlHK FOR - THK OAJl/Y
NFWiET *2.00 MONTH
BY CARR1KR
*1.50 MONTH BY MAIIj
< 'I.K.IMT NOTK' K
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The I'uininon Council lias iles
j ignated June 1st to Jnn<- 7th inclg
. slve, as Cleanup Week. Property
1 owners are requested to coiiAnnwr
I cleanup up their yards immediately
and remove all debris to some con
i venient point at. the edge of the
str«s«t, where it can Is- easily
reached t>y the city truck.
Signed: Rdwurd Neidenvcrg,
I Chairman of Health Relief Oomm.
CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
.Norman McCay, l’asta*..
Sunday school at 11 a m
Evening worship at 7:40 p.m.
Centering in the thought of
"Religion for Every Day’’.
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DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS « A. M. TO 5 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOIN TMENT
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: I to 3 P.M.
NOME, ALASKA. .
C. C. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. W. FROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Maggot
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NAT FLYING ACTIVITIES
Pilot Mfrow, Wednesday made a
round trip flight to Safety bring
ing back as passengers, ,1. S. Stan
groom, Axe! Bdr.ian and Lutlicr
I bill bar.
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Pilot Brown of the NAT made, l
two round trips to White Mountain
Thursday. He brought back as pass- ;
engers .Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and j
daughter, Miss Simonson. Ihe gov- j
"rnment_nurse, and Tour native
“tarlcnts Of the White Mountain
Industrial- School, who live in
Nome.
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Two NAT planes are scheduled
as soon as weather permits, to 1
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tty to Fairbanks and Anchorage
Several passengers now in Nome
are desirous of getting outside by
nlane. but flying is at a standstill 1
today on account of the foggy and
rainy weather,
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For the past several days ro i
word has been received of the ice- ,
breaker "Kr.Tssi'n" Which left Nome'
last week, She was last reported- i
at TTelen, near East Cape, Siberia,
where she had eonvoved the steam-I
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er “Stalingrad”, after extricating
her front the ire near St. Lawrence
Island. It is believed she ' is at
Sterhpfnig to make her way through
the Northwest Passage. A wire
tras received today hv the Asso
ciated Press correspondent in Nome
requesting information as to her
whereabouts, from the Tass Bur
eau. New York, the official press
association for the T. S, S. B.
In'FT' HILL NOT UK HI MillY
According, to reports made by
arrivals in Nome from Bluff, the
longshoremen's strike nil the Paci
fic Coast will not seriously affect
those people living at Bluff. Should
the strike oonftinue for any great
er length of time summer will he
here and they will be planting
|their fresh vegetables ’ consisting
, of carrots, radishes, turnips, and
i rhubarb, etc. The people at Bluff,
j fto it is stated, will he in tine
shape, after their fresh vegrt!ables
begin to come up. «•
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