LOCAL NEWS
Martin Marlon of Bhiff. is a
visitor in Nome this week on busi
ness. He will return to his camp
at Bluff In a day or two taking
with him some additional supplies.
. v Jack Skain was in town from
Anvil, this week. He ts working
with Paddy Breen, sinking holes
and prospecting for Ediward John
son.
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Nils I^arson and John Fosberg
who are working on Moonlight
creek in’ association with Louis
Erickson, are drifting on an old
channel and taking out a dump.
Chas. Fagerstrom Sr., of Golo
rin. arrived in Nome Tuesday for
supplies, as some articles ate run
ning abort at that place. He re
turned "Wednesday.
George Walhelni who Js_dohag
considerable prospecting this win
ter in the Dexter creek section,
arrived in the city Monday for
supplies and also to vote at the
municipal and school board elec
tion. His .activities consisted of
sinking twenty four holes, in an
effort to locate the paystreak.
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In a wire to Dan Camp from
Pilot Noel Wien dated Fairbanks,
-April 5. he states that he arrive!
jTrack in Fairbanks from Nome the
j 41h after staying over at Ruby.
Made round trip to Wiseman, Chan
| (tolar and Ft. Yukon today7 Fri
; day will take- off on a trip going
two hundred miles northeast of
t '
| Dawson with two prospectors, Ail
feeling fine here.
HOSPITAL. NOTES
Mrs. Nelly of Unalakleet. is rap
idly 1 recovering.
Joseph Plein of Marshall, is
doing nicely and enjoying the sun
shine thru the big windows of the
j hospitals A red rose Is in full
iibloom in the window or Mr Plein’s
| room.
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Klleti Allen is a patient at the
hospital and recovering from a
slight operation.
Mary Walker left the hospital.
_and Is residing with M rs. John
Bogan.
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Lucy Lincoln left for White Mt„
by plane, having recovered "from
lier operation.
Jimmie Nanuruk was operated
on for mastoid on Thursday. Jim
mie’s brother Romeo Is with MOM
in Los Angeles.
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SEATTLE OFFICE—887 COLMAN BUILDING
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Nick Evans from Teller is recov
ering from an operation for ap
pendicitis.
APPLICATION MADE OF NORTH
REVETMENT, NOME HARBOR
BY A. POLET
During the .past jveek telegrams
were received by the City Council
and ,4he Alaska Road Commission
Office, from the United States En
gineers office at Seattle. The tele
grains stated that application was
received from A. Folet . for use of
three hundred an<f seventy fire
feet of the north revetment of
jNonie Harbor, extending from a
point 50 feet west of the west
limit of Bridge street, for the use
as a wharf for landing freight. The
.applicant proposes to erect a wood
en platform fiO feet wide shore
ward from • revetment and agrees
to maintajn a 30 foot roadway the
entire length of the area, free to
ithe public. This is east of the
usual mooring place for small
boats.
We desire ■ to ascertain if there
are _aiLy objections exists—on—the
part of various independent boat
operators to this development with
reasons therefore. The Engineers
Office request yon give this matter
publicity and wire results. ./ Bauer
on way to Seward and should reach
Nome about April 15th.
Another wire received Friday by
the ARC from Lieut. Noyes states,
please inform nil interested part
ies and their views on Polet’s ap
plication are invited. Please re
quest Rynnirvg to convey his ob
jections if any. to Lomen’s Seattle
office, as we are in touch with
them here. Jurisdiction of United
States extends only 'to the revet
ment structure Itself and preser
vation of right of navigation in
areas below ordinary high water
mark, but use of any part of the
revetment structure is a privilege
and not a right of navigators. As
sure -everybody that their public
rights of navigation will be pro
tected.
NOTICE
last of the Pioneer Trophy Ser
ies of the season will take place
I at the Igloo. Saturday, April 8th.
Cards promptly at » PM. Dancing
nnd refreshments to follow and
also tiie awarding of prises.
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BANKING NOTES
We Purchase Gold Dost at Assay
Value leas cost of handling.
We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Transfer Money by Mall
or Telegraph.
We Pay Interest On Time Deposits
at the rate of 9% per annum.
A Bank Account Encourages
and helps yon to save.
We Solicit Your Account.
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Surplus...— 99,000.00
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their requirements
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