UiASKA S. S. OO. SCHEDULE!
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Alaska Steamship Company 1933
■ailing schedules from Seattle fot
Bering Sea are as follows:
S. S. Victoria sails June Second
July Sixth, September Sixth, Octo
ber Sixth; and S. S. Dertolay sail!
«n June First, August 12th; both
steamers calling at Nome, Golovin
and St. Michael. The SS Derblaj
* also calling at Teller and Kotze
bue Sound.
In view of present economic
conditions the * company announce!
a reduction of rates on two basic
^ c mmodities, coal and oil, including
gasoline and diesel oil.. The new
sacked coal rate from Seattle to
the anchorage at Nome, Golovin
and St, Michael is five dollars per
ton in carload lots, and Nine dol
lars per tQn for, loss than carload
lots. Ratd on petroleum oil will
toe Seven dollars fifty cents per
ton on carloads, and ten dollars
per ton for less :han carload lots.
/ALASKA S. S, COMPANY,
JAMIES. DALY. Agent
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NOME MINING BUREAU
The Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce has organized a
mining bureau in connection with
A the Chamber, for the purpose of
assembling information on undevel
oped mining properties in North
western Alaska, with a view of
bringing together the mine own
^ ere and possible investors.
Mr; . M. J. Walsh will act as
Secretary of the Mining Bureau.
Owiners of undeveloped mining
properties are invited to file with
the Bureau information relative
tpfo their properties. This may be
done by calling pesonally at the
office of Mr. Walsh ia the City
Hall, or by letter addressed to
him. _
This Bureau has been organized
for the reason that the Chamber
has received numerous communi
cations; in the past inquiring for
information relative to mining
properties in this vicinity. By
feathering the necessary data rela
tir* to such properties it can
'readily be made available to pros
pective investors. All mine own
ers are Invited to cooperate.
Northwestern Alaska'
Chamber of Commerce
* Nome, Alaska
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DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nagget
Phone Mala 1
KENNEL CLUB ACTIVITIES
UNDER WAY NOW
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The Nome dog racing season is
under way full blast. Two big
races were held last week and a
man’s speed race will be held
Sunday at 1 p.m. at the corner
of B areet and 2nd avenue. En
tries in Vhe order in which they
will leave th® scratch, three min
utes apart are A1 Carey, Pete Ol
son, Allan Lee, Ed Rohn, B. W..
Neily, Howard Lyng,-' Fred Rohn.
Judges for the race will be throe
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past president of the Nome Ken
nel Club, Dr. O A Braafladt, Harry
Lomen, and Leopard Smith. Smart
er ■ will be Queen Phyllis Crooks,
and Marshal E K Cooley and mem
berg of the coast guard.
This is to be a speejl race and
the drivers will endeavor to low
er existing records on the loop
course. Expectations #re that the
beat time wiy be in the neigh
borhood of twenty-tiwo or twenty
three minutes over a course of
approximately six and a half miles.
Winners orf the Ladies Burden
i Race last Sunday out of a field of
jflve or six, are Mrs. Guy E Mish
and burden Miss Ann Sullivan with
time of 30:55; Second Miss Phy
llis Robinson burden Miss Margar
et Erven, time 31:10; Third Mrs.
Edna ChristofTerspn burden Mrs.
W. R Graham, time 31:42. A large
crowd was out. to see the race,
despite the 10 below zero weather.
The trail was In good condition
|and the race was a big succes^.
( Last Wednesday, Washington's
Birthday, a high school race was
I held with nine teams running,
■with a limit of -seven dogs to the
team. The winners were as foil
jows: Miss Virginia Lomen burddh
Mise Jane JoneB,; tim“ 28:38; Se
cond James Walsh harden Miss i
Gertrude Johansen time 2<: 5”
Third Richard Lee burden Miss
Marguerite Lee, time 29:18. The
largest crowd of the year turned
out to see this race. The tempera
ture was 6 degrees below zero,
and the trail was in extraordinary
good condition.
NOTICE
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> e delayed in receiving the Satur
day Nugget, several hours late,
it will jbe necessary that all
changes of regular advertisements
be in this office not later thanB P.
M., Thursdays, to insure publica
tion in the Saturday issue.. Other
wise the change cannot be made
until the next issue.
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The Seattle Pur
J Every Month In the Year ways demonstrated I
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1933 Auction 9m!c Dates ££ ^
Jan. 1 - .Hay—If— Sept. If ® manner superio
aft * to anyone else. Our
Feb. June 20 Oct. 24 monthly auction
Mar. 21 July 26 Not. 21 sales are recognis
Apr. 18 Aug. 29 Dec. 21 ed by buyers of raw
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SPECIAL, SALES HELD from w**,cn
ON REQUEST OP SHIPPERS
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Advances will be made a* usual when re
quested. Transferred by telegraph If
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HOSPITAL * NOTES
Mrs. S. David Mazen who has
been undergoing treatment for
semi-frozen lungs caused from a
recent mushing trip is now out of
the hospital and expects to return
to her home at Shaktoolik about
Monday, via plane..
Harry Lewis, sen of .Mr. and
Mrs. N.W. Lewis, who Was re
cently operated on for appendic
itis. will soon be back at home
again.
Mrs. Jack 'Hammer is much ini
pr ved atfer a recent operation.
John Nelson is improvng .
Henry NValkwr Is about the same
Julius Nelson is convalescing.
"Doc” Kemp after a short stay
at the hospital, is back on the job
again at Lehmann’s store.
Mathias Peterson was discharged
from the hbsipitai.
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AIRPLANE NEWS
Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT
made a round trip flight today
to Elim and brought back C. S.
Replogle for medical attention. ,
Dr. Swartz was a round trip pass- ,
enger.
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Pilot Jerry Jones of the PAA
is scheduled for a round trip '
flight to Teller tomorrow. 1
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FI UK CORDOVA
CORDOVA, Fub. 25. (JP)—Fire
destroyed Johansen Di*y Goods
Store, the Imperial Pool Hall and
a barber shop with a loss of about
thirty-five thousand dollars. It al
so damifeed nearby structures* last
night. The fire is of undetermin
ed origin, but it is believed to
hive s arted in the basement of
either the Johansen or Imperial
buildings. The same sites burned
down six years ago.
Pioneer Social and Dance at
.Pioneer Igloo Tonight
The Pioneers are giving the
third trophy social of their series
tonight at the Pioneer Igloo. Cards, I
refreshments and dancing will be
the order of the evening. Music
will ire furnished by that popular
group, the Nome Orchestra, com
prised" of six pieeesr According to ,
all indications this social will be
a big one and a large attendance j
is expected.
The Pioneers have invited the |
memgers of the MOM Company now '
at Nome engaged in filming of
“The Eskimo" which we hope will
eu rpass anything ever produced.
They will be honored guests of the
Pioneers. The card games start
at 9<pm sharp, after the games
■will come the refreshments, then j
the dancing. Don’t miss this ev
ent, if you do, you will never for
give yourself.
URSCRIRE FOP THE N.TTOOET j
$1.00 per month.
t’KRMAK BETTER
MIAMI. Feb, 25. </P)—The *iat
e»t bulletin on Cermak said he
seemed temporarily much better.
after his sleep last night. Previous
ly his condition had been reported
as critical with little hope held for
recovery. His pulse now reported 4
fuller but a trifle slower, Members
of his family who visited the
Chicago mayor all' left crying
When he awakened today he talk
for a little while on problems
facing Chicago including teacher's'
salaries. , ,
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STEAMER SAILINGS
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Seattle Seward
Northwestern Feb yj Feb. 26
Yukon Mar. 4 Mar. 12
Northwestern Mn r H Mar. 19
Admiral Evans -fan. 25
Feb. 15
March s
March 29 _
Alaska Railroad Passenger Service
Trains leave Fairbanks,-8 a m.
every Friday, commencing Decem
ber 23. Returning arrives Fairbanks
every Monday at 4:45 p.m.
Freight Service
Train leaves Fairbanks every *
Saturday Returning arrives Fair
banks every Wednesday.
. Subscribe for the Nome Weekly ,
Nnggct and the Dally Bulletin,
delivered at your door every even
fug for R'-J.no per month.
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Under the auspices of the Vretie Brotherhood
A. B. HALL
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Saturday, March 4,10 P.M.
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All Dancers*Must Appear in Costume
Any and all kinds Okey.
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Celebrate the Inaugural Ball at Washington, D. C.,
^and the Prosperity Ball at A. B. Hall, Nome.
MASTER OF GEREMONIES--W. S. VAN DYKE
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DANCE MUSIC BY
NOME ORCHESTRA
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