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A WAY TO PROMOTE BETTER
■ STREETS WITHOUT COST!
HAVE YOUR COAL, LUMBER, FREIGHT AND
ETC. MOVED WITH THE NOME MOTOR CO.
CATERPILLAR AND IN THAT WAY THE
STREETS WILL BE KEPT FLATTENED OUT
WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL COST TO THE
CITY, OTHER THAN THE USUAL DRAYAGE
CHARGE. Telephone Main 108
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LOCAL NEWS
The case of Bob Larsen scheduled
to be tried this morning in the U S
Commissioner's Court, was again
postponed until Friday, March 8th
at 10 AM., due to the illness of the
District Attorney .
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Pilot Jerry Jones of the Pacific
Alaska Airways in the Fleetsterj
plane, arrived at Nome this morn
ing from Nulato, where he has been
•.tormbound for several days . The
plane carried second class mail, and
took off about an hour after its ar
: rival on the return flight to Fair
i banks with the outgoing mail
Mrs M J Walsh, acting city clerk
is in receipt of a telegram from Rep
resentative Garnet Martin at Juneau
stating that the $25,000 bill for the
aid of the construction of a new
school building at Nome, passed the
senate by a unanimous vote All
that is required now is for the gov
ernor to sign the bill. Added to the
fifty thousand dollars which has al
ready been allotted to Nome by the
federal government, Nome now has
§75,000 to go ahead on in its plan
1 of constructing a new school for
, this city.
Oscar Winchell, pilot for the Mc
Gee Airways of Anchorage who was
waiting in Nome for the weather to
clear so as to take off on his return
flight to Anchorage with Clarke
Andresen and Jack Chisholm, trav
eling men the former representing
Hunt and Mottet of Tacoma and the
latter, West Coast Groceries of the
same city, suffered a mild attack of
the flu which is prevalent in Nome.
Pilot Winchell hopped off this
morning on his return flight to An
chorage with Andreson and Chis
holm as passengers.
The Poll Book for registration of
voters, of the City of Nome has been
open since February 20th and only
24 voters have registered for the
coming city election in April
The Poll Book will be open until
March 20 after which time it will
be closed and voters will have to
swear in at the time of election
It should be noticed at this time
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that this important feature of reg- ,
istering the voters of a community,
is being sadly neglected Public-spir
itedness alone should bring the vot- *
ers into register. Show that you are
interested in promoting your city
by registering and in that way help
it to progress.
Pilot Harry Blunt of the Pacific
Alaska Airways arrived at Nome this
afternoon from Fairbanks with the
U S Mail, in a Fairchild plane. It is
believed he carried the latest first
class mail. The plane will remain
over at Nome tonight and return to
Fairbanks tomorrow, wp.
Pilot Frank Whaley and Harry
Nelson of the Roust Airways, ac
cording to a telegram received to
day, took off from Fairbanks at 10 j
a m today for Nome via Unalakleet.
From Unalakleet the plane is to fly
into Nome along the shores of Nor
ton Sound.
Pilot Chester Brown of the Nor
thern Air Transport is scheduled to
hop off tomorrow morning for Nu
lato to contact with another NAT
plane from Fairbanks. The plane
will carry passengers and express.
Pilot Brown is due to return to
Nome the same day wp.
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Pilot Hans Mirow' of the Mirow Air
Service arrived at Nome today from
Fairbanks having as passengers Mr. :
and Mrs Chester Milligan and M J j
Walsh.
Pilot Mirow flew the Milligans
from Valdez to Fairbanks and then
ce to Nome. M J Walsh has been at'
Ruby where pilot Mirow took him'
several days ago, when he had to re
turn to Fairbanks and Valdez.
A flight is scheduled by pilot Mir
ow for Candle and Fairbanks, to-,
morrow morning weather permitt
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The 1934 session of the Alaska
Territorial Legislature is nearing its
end. Today is the 51st day of the;
session, according to press dispatches;
received yesterday Nine days re-'
main yet for the legislators to work
on legislation concerning their divi
sions.
The official returns of the Second
Division, General Election last Sep
tember were received some time ago
by the U S Clerk’s Office of the Dist
rict Court at Nome, listing the num
ber of votes for each candidate
from each precinct which held an
election.
Twenty-two precincts voted last
fall, just before the Nome fire, poll
ing 1053 votes in the Second Divi
sion. Following is a list of the can
didates and the total number of vot
es each one received in the Division:
For Delegate
Dimond, dem . 839
For Treasurer
Chase, rep . 146
Olson, dem . 434
Smith, ind . 335
For Senator
Devine, dem . 565
Lomen, rep . 458
For Representatives
Blake, rep . 335
Chamberlain, dem .. 492
Gunderson, ind . 35
Haering, ind . 53
Kennedy, rep . 443
I/yng, dem . 461
Martin, dem . 587
Scott, dem. 515
Sullivan, rpe . 408
Swanber/ rep . 414
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DB. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
. Now Located In
Office Indian Alls. Bid*.
Nome, Alaska.
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C C. TANNER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
FEDERAL BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA
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Dream Theatre
IN CONFORMITY WITH INSTRUCTIONS
ISSUED BY TERRITORIAL HEALTH OF
%
FILER I)R. REX F. SWARTZ, THIS THEA
TRE WILL REMAIN CLOSED TEMPORAR
ILY DURING A PERIOD OF QUARAN
TINE, MADE NECESSARY BY THE PRE
VALENCE OF SEVERAL MILD CASES OF
INFLUENZA AND INDICATIONS OF A
POSSIBLE SPREAD.
THE THEATRE WILL BE REOPENED
AGAIN FOLLOWING THE LIFTING OF
THE QUARANTINE BY I)R SWARTZ.
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents Fur Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DOG FEED
IS SHORT
WE HAVE A LIMITED
SUPPLY OF CEREALS
Buy Your Requirements Now
BROKEN RICE, per 100 lb. sack $5.00
BONE MEAL, per 100 lb. sack $3.50
SOYA BEAN MEAL, per 100 lb. sack $3.25
GROUND OATS, per SO lb. sack "$3.00
BRAN, per 70 lb. sack $2.25
ALFALFA MEAL, per 100 lb. sack $3.00
Y. C. MEAL, 50 lb. sack $2.40
R. OATS, per 90 lb. sack . $6.25
HUSKY DOG FEED, per 50 lb. sack . $3.00
FOR THAT QUICK LUNCH
YUKON KING SALMON STRIPS
PER POUND .SO
POLISH SAUSAGE
Can Be Used In Many Ways
II Is The King Of The Sausages
Boiled or Fried
The Flavor Predominates
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
PER POUND .30
A. POLET