Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service arrived Nome Sun
day from Fairbanks with first
Class mail and Joe Harnish and
Wife. Nome agent of the Alas
ka Steamship Company, who is to
be stationed here henceforth.
Pilot Mirow made a flight to
Golovin today and returned to
Nome with Mrs. B W McCarthy
and children as passengers.
Pilot Walter Hall of the Mir
ow Air Service is expected to ar
rive at Nome this evening from
Fairbanks.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Nome Airways made a flight this
afternoon to Solomon and re
turned with several passengers.
He is scheduled to make a flight
to Pilgrim Hot Springs. Shelton,
and Nugget Gulch tomorrow.
Cordova Aviator
Forced Landing
Passenger Plane
(By The Associated Press)
CORDOVA, June 1—Pilot M.
D. Fitzpatrick with passengers
Walter Kokko, Lincoln Ervin of
Seattle, and Clarence Olson of
the Bureau of Fisheries, had a
forced landing Thursday off Hin
chinbrook Island; a broken con
necting rod was given as the rea
son for the landing.
The S. S. Aleutian lowered a
boat and took Mr. Kokko aboard
bound for Ketchikan. Pilot Fitz
Patrick is bringing the plane
here in tow of the launch Chu
gach, which took the other two
passengers aboard.
The plane left Port Nellie Juan
bound for Cordova.
City Committees
Streets, Alleys & Lights
Hagen and Cavey.
Fire and Water, Rude &
O’Connor.
Finance and Building,
Polet and Gross.
Law Ordinance and Print
ing, O’Connor and Polet.
Police and Jail, Gross &
Rude.
Health and Relief. Cav
ey and Hagen
Joe Harnish Of
Alaska S. S. Co.
Arrived Nome
Joe Harnish, Nome Agent of
the Alaska Steamship Company,
accompanied by Mrs. Harnish, ar
rived at Nome by plane yester
day from Fairbanks, enroute here
from Seattle.
Mr. Harnish replaces Jas. P.
Daly who served for many years
at Nome as agent for the Alas
ka Line.
He announced today that the
Alaska Steamship Co., has pur
chased the office building of the
Nome Lumber Company and will
move it to a lot just East of T.
Lehmann’s store, formerly own
ed, and purchased from C. W.
Lewis.
Alterations are to be made and
the office of the Alaska Steam
ship Company at Nome placed
in readiness for doing business,
prior to the arrival of the first
boats.
Mr. Harnish stated that the
policy of the Alaska L.ine will
be to maintain direct representa
tions with the business interests
of Nome and northwestern Al
aska, with the view of assisting
at all times possible, in furnish
ing these sections with the ut
most in transportation needs. The
office here, said Mr. Harnish, will
be conducted the year-round—
both summer and winter.
At present, and during the
period of moving of the new
building, Mr. Harnish may be
contacted at Room 1, Nevada
Apartments.
With the announcement of Mr.
Harnish. the new agent, that the
Alaska Steamship Company in
tended maintaining a year-round
business contact at Nome, with
shippers in northwestern Alaska,
a new business will become a
definite adjunct and part of the
commercial affairs of the City
of Nome, an addition which, un
doubtedly, will be a distinct for
ward step in affairs of this sec
tion, in view of the enormous
tonnage shipped here, and the
large volume of passenger traffic
during the winter and summer j
months.
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Sol Stump Died
Pioneer Home
Relates Letter
A letter received by United
States Marshal Thomas Gaffney
from Eiler Hanson, Superinten
dent of the Pioneer Home, states
that Sol Stump died May 13th.
Mr. Stump was one of the real
old timers of this community.
He had the respect of everyone
that knew him. Probably no
one of the pioneers did more for
the development of this section
than M.r. Stump. A giant in sta
ture, he never knew fatigue or
shirked from any task no matter
how ardous. He worked for
years in the employ of the Alas
ka Road Commission during the
latter years of his life.
His son Roy Stump, who sur
vives him, had cared for him in
his declining years. He gradu
ally became with the advance of
years partially senile and it was
necessary to place him in a home
where he could receive attention
All his wants were faithfully
attended to by Roy up to his
death. The Superintendent, Mr.
Hanson, spoke in excellent terms
of the kindness of Roy Stump
p-'d Mrs. Mamie Ball and asked
the Marshal to personally thank
them.,
Mr. Stump wras 84 years of age
and the Marshal states that when
he visited the Home last year,
that Sol told him he was just
awaiting the end peacefully. One
more of the stalwart pioneers
has passed to his reward and—
“In the bustle of life we often
forget,
The debt that we owe to the old
pioneers.
Fond memories of them should
remain with us yet,
And hallow their names with the
passing of years.”
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