Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service made a
flight to Cape Prince of Wal
es today with Mr. Gordon,
L H Price and Glenn Briggs.
He stopped at Wales and
Guy Whitehead, Jack Pringle
and Norman Sonju were re
turning passed from Tin City
Pilot John Lynn of the Nor
thern Air Transport return
ed to Nome today from Deer
ing with Mrs. Bess Chamber
lain and baby, A. V. Cordo
vado, Jack Devine and Emil
Pasteris as passengers.
The Pacific Alaska Airways
Ford plane took off from
Fairbanks at noon today en
route to Nome via Yukon riv
er and other points. Due to
early darkness it was believ
ed the plane would stop at
Kovuk, and come through to
morrow morning.
LOCAL NEWS
Captain Thos. A. Ross and
son John are passengers on
the Coast Guard Cutter North
land for Seattle after spend
ing the summer in Nome.
Captain Ross was in charge
of the station here. He ex
pects when he returns next
spring, that the government
will begin the construction
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of a new station, as at present ;
there are no quarters for the
equipment, due to the fire
last year.
Coast guardsmen Sprenger
and Elms will remain here 1
in charge during the winter, ■
both being married and hav- :
ing homes in Nome.
Marine News
The U. S. Coast Guard Cut
ter Northland,Captain Scam
mel in command, is expected
to sail from Nome for Dutch
Harbor late this afternoon.
The cutter will remain at
Dutch Harbor until all com
mercial vessels are out of Bcr
ing Sea waters, and then pro
ceed to Seattle, where the
vessel will be given an over
haul and made ready for next
spring’s voyage to Bering Sea
I wish to thank the residents
of Nome for their courtesy and pat
ronage extended to me.
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GALVIN, The Tailor
3 DOORS E. LINCOLN HOTEL
tnd Arctic Ocean points.
The coastwise motorship
Meteor which made a late run
o Kotzebue, left Tin City en
oute to Nome last night and
;hould be in the Nome road
;tead this evening. The Met
>or will sail for the outside
;oon after her arrival here.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs
/ossel North Star, is still at
Tin City loading reindeer. It
s unofficially reported that
he North Star will probably
sail from Nome about Nov. 5.
The Tug Genevieve return
'd from Bluff with a barge
oad of machinery which will
3e taken aboard the North
.vind for shipment outside.
Northwind Due
Nome at Midnight
From Norton Bay
The S S Northwind under
charter to the Arctic Trans
aort Company, completed dis
.•harging at Egavik and the
oading of reindeer.
The vessel began discharg
ng cargo at Golovin at 3 PM
oday and will also load rein
leer at this port, after which
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the vessel will return toNome
arriving in the roadstead
about midnight and begin un
loading a cargo of two thous
and tons, consisting of lum
ber, coal and oil.
The Northwind is scheduled!
to sail for Seattle sometime:
Monday, October 28th, and
will take two thousand rein
deer for the outside markets, j
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Dell wood Sailing
From Nome For
Seattle Tonight
The S. S. Dellwood of the
Alaska Line sails tonight for;
Seattle, for sure, it was stat-'
ed today.
The last passenger lighter
goes to the vessel at 6 P M to
day and the ship is to sail
shortly afterward.
Three additional passengers
for the vessel arrived by air
plane from Tin City just in
time to catch the boat—Guy
Whitehead, Jack Pringle and
Norman Sonju.
Low water has seriously
detained the discharging of
the remaining cargo for the
past two days or more, but
the last of it will come off
this evening.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
The Miners and Merchants
Bank of Alaska, Nome, Al
aska, will remain dosed from
the closing of business Friday
Oct. 25, until 10 A. M. Mon
day. Oct. 28, when the bank
will open for business in its
new building on the corner
of Front Street and Federal
Way.
Miners and Merchants Bank
of Alaska
A new Crane porcelain kit
chen Sink, right hand drain
and dash board, slightly used.
Inquire at Nugget Office.
Mail the Nome Daily Nugget to
your friends, and let them know
about the re-building of Nome.
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