MINING NEWS OF HAYCOCK AND
DIME CREEK TOLD ON ARRIVAL
JACK NAAS NOME. GOOD SEASON
(Continued From Page One)
August Olson on a bench next to
Hegberg is also carrying on hy
draulic operations with another man
and is reported to have had a good
season Mr. Olson is expected to
arrive Nome soon on his way to
California to spend the winter and
visit the fair.
W H Vollentine is opening up and
preparing ground for a busy season
next year on a bench adjoining Ol
son.
Karl Rylander just arrived at Hay
cock from the Nome section, and
will be busy this winter doing act
ive underground mining. His son
and daughter arrived there about
a week ahead of him. They had
been on a tour of the old couiftry
and the states.
On Sweepstakes Creek are Sam i
Smith and his brother. Tom Moon1
on the right fork, are carrying on
hydraulic operations with fair re-!
suits.
On Quartz Creek Warsing and Ev j
ern are carrying on hydraulic op- j
erations with good results.
Ed Hansen is working a claim
just above Warsing and Evern pro
perty, and is reported doing well.
On Bear Creek Porter and Salem
Abraham are hydraulicing. They
have six men employed. Opera
tions closed down about September
18th due to cold weather. It is re
ported they had a very successful
season. Mr. Abraham was an arrival
in Nome this morning aboard the
motorship Amy Captain Fred Swan
son in command.
SALE OF LIQUORS
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
ON OUR SHELVES FOR SHIP
MENTS ARRIVING ON THE
LAST BOATS
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
WHISKIES
BILLIE TAYLOR—Bourbon . $1.75 Qt.
BILLIE TAYLOR—Bourbon .90cts Pt.
OLI) ANCESTOR—Rye.$1.75 Qt.
OLD ANCESTOR—Rye . 90cts Pt.
OLD SKIPPER—Bourbon . $1.25 Qt.
KENTUCKY ACE—Bourbon.$1.50 Qt.
GLENMORE—Straight Bourbon.$2.00 Qt.
GLENMORE—Straight Bourbon .... $1.00 Pt.
OLD WILDNESS—Straight Bourbon $1.25 Fifth
OLD WILDERNESS.75cts Pt.
OLD WILDERNESS.40cts Vz Pt.
GINS
CRYSTAL PALACE.$1.10 Fifth
CRYSTAL PALACE.65cts Pt.
ENGLISH CLUB.$1.25 Fifth
ENGLISH CLUB.70cts Pt.
CREME DE CACOA
JULES PERCHARD .$1.50 4-fifths Qt.
ABOVE PRICES EFFECTIVE AS
LONG AS STOCK HOLDS OUT OR UNTIL
ARRIVAL OF LAST BOAT
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ESTIMATES, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
PREPARED
v Alterations and Repairs 411 Second Avenue
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i i
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Mr. Naas reports that this was
one of the driest season’s experienc
ed on Dime Creek.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Probate Court for the St.
Michael’s Precinct, in the Second
Division of the Territory of Alaska,
before the Honorable W. C. DeBaun,
United States Commissioner and ex
Officio Probate Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of
ELLEN MARIA BOYNE, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Clement P. Boyne, Executor of the
Estate of Ellen Maria Boyne, deceas
ed, has filed in said Court his Final
Account as such Executor, and that
Saturday,the 16th day of November,
1935, at the hour of ten o'clock in
the forenoon of said day has been
fixed by the Court as the date of
hearing the objections, if any, to
said Report, and at the same time
and place the Judge of said Probate
Court will hear, adjudicate, and de
termine who the heirs and distribu
tees of decedent are.
CLEMENT P. BOYNE,
Executor.
Publish Sept. 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7, 1935.
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
Seiffert Fl&ts
Telephone For Appointments
H. BRORSON
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Repairs Mailed Back Promptly
Front Street, Nome,
P O Box 278
Impressive Service «
For Cabe Lind Was ,
Held Sunday P. M.
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Funeral services of the late Gabe
Lind, who passed away at the May
nard Columbus hospital Sept. 17, fol
lowing an accident received by a ''
cavein while at work in a drift on
the mining property two miles from
Nome, operated by Poison and
Lind, was held Sunday, at the Fed
erated church, the Reverend Norman
McCay officiating, and in the dis
course of his remarks tenderly paid
tribute to Mr. Lind as a Christian,
one of the gentlest of men, living
an industrious and unselfish life: he
was thoughtful and considerate of
others, putting their interest first. ,
Rev. McCay further remarked that
his brothers of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles and Independent Order of
Odd Fellows mourn him as a broth
er indeed. Conscious until the last
the beautiful romance of his mar-,
ried life culminated in his advising
Mrs. Lind as to her future and in
the assurance to her: 'We Will Meet
Again!" Rev. McCay read and i
quoted many passages of scripture
most becoming to the situation, es
pecially referring to Mr. Lind's re- |
mark that they would meet again, '
drawing attention to the hereafter
and the resurrection of the dead.
Mrs. Wilfred Bouch presided at
the organ and rendered several num
bers preceding the services. Miss i
Mildred Scott and Mrs Jessie Leh-!
mann rendered solos and a duet. The i
music and the singing were impres- :
sive.
The church was crowded with I
friends of the deceased from every
walk of life who came to pay their [
last sad respects to him. His coffin
was heavily loaded with flowers and
. i
wreaths, tokens of the esteem in
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LET ME DRAW TOUR PLANS AND SPECD1CATIONS
vhich he was held. Following the
hurch services the cortege wended
ts way to Belmont Point Ceme
ery where interment was made.
Gabriel Lind was the eldest of
4 children born to Mr and Mrs Carl
_.ind. He was born at Karsnas, Vasa
bounty, Finland, November 18th
875, He came to America in 1896
md for two years he lived with
in uncle on a farm in Iowa. He
.hen went to work in the Morning
■nine at Cour 'de Laine, Idaho. He
:ame to Nome during the gold rush
lays of 1900 remaining here four
rears, thence returning to Seattle
.vhere he managed a hotel for the
jvinter of 1904.
In 1928 Mr. Lind and Miss Selma
Linwall, who had been friends sin
;e childhood re-met at San Diego
and were married on July 29th,
1930. They left immediately on a
honeymoon trip to Finland where
they visited relatives for one year;
returning to San Diego in the fall
of 1931.
In 1932 Mr and Mrs. Lind came
to Nome and went to Deering for
the summer’s work; later returning
to Nome and became an associate
and partner of Albin Poison in min
ing development of claims.
Mr. Lind passed to the life beyond
at 5:30 A M Thursday, September
26th, 1935. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Selma Lind; two
brothers Fred and Victor living in
Nome; two brothers and a sister
in the states and a brother and sist
er in Finland.
Dance Given At
Dawson Proceeds
Go P. Hubbard
(Ev The Associated Press)
FAIRBANKS. Sept. 30. —A dan
ce was given in Dawson Saturday
for the benefit of Percy Hubbard
who lost his plane and was injur
ed in a crash September 3rd, while
searching for his missing partner
Art Hines and passengers.
Dawsonites, terming Hubbard "A1
aska’s Mercy Pilot, who never fail
ed to take a plane out regardless
of weather, when anyone was in
distress" turned out to a man. The
dance netted Hubbard three hun
dred and sixty one dollars.
The aerial search for Hines will
probably be terminated today and
then a reward will bo offered anyone
finding or giving a clue to the loca
tion of the stricken plane.
The Nome Daily Nugget is prepar
pd to do your job printing.
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