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Teller
tSpecinl Nugget Correspondence)
August 4
On^ of the reindeer herders
uiaoe the trip to town last Sat
urday to bring news of the death
of Fisher "Baldrich. Fisher is an
old timer in the Seward Penin
sula district. Most of his time
has been spent around American
River. He had been ill for sev
eral years but seemed to be much
better this summer, and had gone
out again to "try and find it."
Harry Bourn, who was mining on
the sanfie creek -made the trip
down to see Fisher and found
that he had been dead for a coup
e of day’s. Apparently he went
quietly during his sleep.
Rev. and Mrs. Skavelin are
visiting with Miss Helen Frost at
her cabin on the Tuksuk.
Miss Rita O’Leary is spending
the week-end in Teller.
According to word brought from
Sunset, Max Hersburg and his
partners have been doing a great
deal of work establishing camp
’and getting ready rs begin min-~
ing. C. Hallmrg and his men are
rapidly dismantling the dredge
that is to be moved to Cold Run
during the w;nte»
Lyman Culver of the Teller
Lighterage Co. made a trip to the
Tuksuk with the “Bozo” last
week.
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Republican Legislative
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WK PIJfiDGK TO WORK FOR CKO IS CATION AS FOCMiWS;
1. To restrict taxation to actual requirements and with proper consideration to
the taxable resources. f, * ' '' " 1 ,
2. To maintain the present high standard of our public schools granting them
adequato appropriations to continue and to improve.
3. To urge the Federal Government to make an additional allotment for a
school building at Nome which would accomodate students from all parts
of the Division.
4. To obtain appropriations of road funds for the construction of new and the
maintenance of established roads and traJls.
5. To work for the extension of the Federal Highway ‘Act ^o Alaska which
would make possible the continuation of the Kougarok Tramway, the
Sunset Road to Teller via Gold Run, and a road to Solomon and Council,
and one between Candle and Deering via the Kugruk River coal mines.
6. To maintain shelter cabins on bona fide mail trails and to establish a
proper shelter cabin at the Serpentine Hct Springs.
7. To secure an appropriation for an adequate landing field at Candle and for
a landing field and hydroplane port in other places in the Second Division
need'ing one or the other, and to improve established fields and ports.
8. To support all efforts for the maintenance and extension of air mail service
—- in the Territory.
-A,—Td- contimia to urge upon the Federal Government the desirability of estab;
lishing an air squadron within the Second Division as a proper defensive
and training measure.
10. To continue the improvements of the Nome Harbor.
11. To facilitate the installation, maintenance and operation of radio telephones.
12. To provide for assistance to prospectors and miners through the establish
ment of a Bureau of Mines with a resident Mining Engineer In each Div
ision to advise the individual operator^ as to mineralization, methods of
prospecting and mining, and passing on the apparent value of discoveries
after direct personal examination.
13. To memorialize 'Congress for a survey of the waters of Bering Sea and
the Arctic Ocean to ascertain the value of food and shell fish therein, f
14. To strengthen the liquor law so as to assure a revenue to the Territory on
all liquor consumed, to prevent a monopoly, and to maintain a low level
of prices. ’
15. To take advantage of the opportunity opened to the Second Division and
to the Territory resulting from the recognition of the Soviet Republic by
encouraging trade relations.
1«. To establish a juvenile correctional institution within the Territory.
17. To Increase the power and extent of operations of the Territorial officials
elected by the People.
18. To acquire a real Home Rule for Alaska. This does not mean appointing
"carpet baggers" to Alaskan positions.
I REPUBLICAN' CLUB
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We the undersigned candidates for the Alaska Territorial Legislature on the
Republican Ticket are pledge to the support of the above platform adopted
by the Republicans of the Second Division of the Territory of Alaska.
V. -.rra.-. .r- ALFRED J. I/OMEN
1 * Candidate for Senator.
... A. O. BLAKE
\ —. -c CHA8. KENNEDY
LEROY M. SULLIVAN
- • NELS HWANRF.KG. SR.
Candidates for Representatives
GENERAL ELECTION : TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1934.
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