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verse flying weather has halted
all flying in that section. It is
due to fly to Nome as soon as
weather will permit. ,
Kougarok Consol
dated Dredge Put
In Did Good Work
The Kougarok Consolidated
Placers Inc., which constructed a
new pontoon type dredge at Tay
lor on the Kougarok River this
summer, started operations Sep
tember 3rd and continued right
on into the middle of October,
taking out gold which showed
satisfactory returns to Directors
Hallberg and Clough.
Mr. Hallberg, in charge of the
actual work on the ground, is
still in that section preparing
everything for an early start in
the spring and Mr. Clough, presi
dent of the concern, took the last
Victoria for the States.
This single move alone, showed
the intensive interest being taken
in opening up that vast region
North of Nome about eighty five
miles, known as the Kougarok
It is understood, through author
itative sources that the construc
tion of another dredge in that
region is expected to be started
next spring.
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AFTER OCT. 1st, 1936
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Drilling, Prospect
ing To Go Ahead
During the Winter
Despite the shutdown of major
dredge operations and large-scale
mining in other parts of the Sew
ard Peninsula, activity is still ap
parent in many sections, where
operators have turned their at
tentions toward the drilling of
adjacent ground, for development
next season.
Individual prospectors are also
taking to the hills again for dis
covery work this winter, show
ing that despite the onslaught of
the fall freezeup and approach
ing winter, that exploration and
future activity are paramount &
they intend being in on the
“ground floor” when spring
comes in 1937.
.Operations right at Nome, by the
Hammon Consolidated Gold
Fields, continue unabated, with
their three big electric dredges
industrially turning up the pay
dirt.
These dredges will continue
until the last possible moment,
before the final freeze-up forces
their shutdown. They have been
digging in the areas around Nome
some 3 or 4 miles out of the
city since 1925, and each season,
it appears, they are able to get
in longer operating seasons. This
is probably due to the fact that
Nome is more favorably located
due to the fact that the shore line
extends out into Bering Sea on
a southern front, which also
makes 'it possible for vessels to
arrive early in the spring and
leave later in the fall without any
danger of ice conditions.
The drama club of the Federat
ed Church will meet tonight at
the parsonage at 8 o’clock for
try-outs for the next play. All
members who wish to try are
urged to be present.
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