OUTSTANDING IN DEPENDABILITY
N. A. T.
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY ! - j
N. A. T. Has Flown Over a Million .Miles—Carried
Over 5.000 Passengers, without Single Injury to
Passengers or Personnel. A Safety Record Un
surpassed in the History of Alaska Air Transport
Operation.
FAIR B V \ k SN O M E A L A SKA
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air
Service made a flight to Tin City
with Ross Kinney and returned with
Dr. Smith and left Mr. Kinney at
Teller, yesterday.
Today the plane made a flight to
Spruce Creek and Koyuk and was
to return with a Mr Chapman as
a passenger from Koyuk. A capa
city load of freight was carried on
the outgoing flight.
Pilot Mirow is scheduled for a
flight to Fairbanks tomorrow weath
er permitting.
Pilots John Lynn. Chester Brown,
Hunk Miller and John Teed of the
NAT left Nome by plane late yes
terday and spent the better part of
the night placing the Fokker plane
at Fox Bar in condition to fly again
after it had experienced slight mo
tor difficulties. Both planes arriv
ed back in Nome about eight o’clock
this morning.
A Northern Air Transport plane
will take off for Fairbanks tomor
row morning, pilots Lynn and
Brown. Brown is to bring back a
new plane as soon as weather per
mits.
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Andreson, Odom
In Nome On \ isit
Clarke Andreson, popular repre
sentative of Hunt and Mottett of
Tacoma, Wn., dealers in hardware
and general merchandise, and Milt
onn W. Odom representing W. J.
Lake and Co, Frye & Co, and Cres
cent Manufacturing Co., were arriv
FOR SALE
Cork & Steel office bldg, with cache
3000 ft 2x 12 lumber
1—12x14 tent on platform
1—-5-ton Beebe Hoist
1—Stanley Electric drill
1—Oil burning tar kettle
1—Motor-driven rip and cross-cut
saw.
1— 3-burner gasoline stove
2— Rex stoves.
6—folding chairs
100 ft n4" hose
100 ft rubber-covered electric curd
100 ft. ’-2" rope
150 ft. r,«” rope
40 gals, of waterproofing
1501b assorted bolts and nuts
4 gals, waterproof cement and 1
gal. ivory paint.
Miscellaneous nails, shovels, etc
The Cork Insulation
Company, Inc.
als on the S S Baldwin last night
from Unalaska.
Today they are busy contacting
the various business houses in Nome
which handle their line of goods,
and also are seeking additional
business. They have been on a tour
from Seward to Western Alaska,
calling in at Bristol Bay and other
points.
Mr. Andreson and Mr. Odom ex
pect to leave by plane in several
days for Fairbanks and their head
quarters.
Passengers Aboard
S. S. Ha Id win Which
Arrived Here Mon.
The S S Arthur J. Baldwin of the
Arctic Transport Co., which arriv
ed last evening from Seattle via
Seward and Unalaska, carried the
following passengers. The vessel al
-o discharged a large cargo of gov
ernment lumber at Seward and a
goodly sized cargo of general mer
chandise at Unalaska.
The Baldwin sailed for Bluff, Gol
ovin, Egavik and St. Michael late
■this afternoon, and upon its return
will proceed North stopping at var
ious points on Seward Peninsula.
Following is the passenger list:
Julius Jensen
Cliff M. Allyn
Dan Jones
LOME'S COMMERCIAL CO.
TO PREPARE OUR YARD TO RECEIVE THE LARGE SHIPMENT
OF LADYSMITH COAL WHICH WE HAVE COMING ON
THIS TRIP OF THE
S S ARTHUR J BALDWIN
WE ARE OFFERING FOR
CASH ONLY
WHILE IT LASTS
LADYSMITH COAL
AT 820.00 PER TON
IN THE YARD
COAL MUST BE IIAULEI) PRIOR TO THE ARRIVAL OF THE
S. S. BALDWIN
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
I
J H Hill
Mrs. Mabel Nevins
E B Larsson
Ralph B. Hansen
Mrs Alice Hansen
G B Whitehead
J A Pringle
Clarke Andresen
M W Odom
Council Decides
To Publish Delin
quent Tax Roll
(Continued From Page Three)
ent, Mayor Swartz, assured Mrs May
that he would have the matter tak
en care of shortly.
Councilman Alvin Polet made a j
timely suggestion that the city j
should take up the matter of paying j
taxes in the future, suggesting that,
payments be distributed quarterly I
or twice yearly, as is being done in !
other Alaska cities, instead of pay- j
ing the amounts in one lump sum. j
lie was instructed to take up the'
matter with the city attorney.
City Attorney Sullivan stated he
had taken up the matter of Mrs.
Jourdan’s complaint made at the last
meeting, and advised the city coun
cil that no further action be taken
by the council in the matter.
The matter of installing street
lights near the Nohalico lighterage
plant in the West end, was brought [
i up and ordered be done immediate
ly
Mr. A. Polet appeared before the
city council in regards to giving up
three feet of his front street lot in
order that two or three other pro
perty owners may not have to move
their buildings a fraction of a foot
or more, due to overlaping other
properties belonging to the Odd Fel
lows and Mirow Air Service. He
stated he was willing to give up the
i three feet if a satisfactory exchange
could be made, mentioning the re
moval of the city municipal dock,
as a possible proposition. After
considerable discussion the matter
was turned over to a committee to
further investigate the matter.
Mayor Swartz informed the coun
cil that the matter of gravelling the
streets was proceeding and reported
much progress. He also said that
the general obligation bonds of the
city of Nome issued in connection
with the PWA loan and grant agree
ment had been received, signed and
resent to Gov. Troy at Juneau, who
will then send it on to the First Na
tional bank of Seattle, who was
made the official depository for the
bonds at the meeting last night by
special action.
The matter of special regulations
for the municipal control of liquor
business in the city was brought up
and after discussion it was deemed
necessary that early closing hours
should be adopted. The city attor
ney was instructed to draft an ordi
nance along these lines for presen
tation at the next meeting.
Council then adjourned.
New and uptodate Placer Loca
tion Notices now on sale at The
Nome Daily Nugget Office.
—
TO MY NOME CUSTOMERS !
I will reach Nome September 11th,
representing the following houses—
Hills Bros. Coffee, Alaska Distrib
utors of Imperial Candy Company,
A. Magnana Company, National Bis
cuit Company, and the Consolidated
Dairy Products Company.
JOE MEHER1N.
Miss Pliyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
I
Dream Theatre
ONE SHOW TONIGHT 8 P. M.
HELEN HAYES
AND
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
IN
“ANOTHER LANGUAGE”
From The Famous Rosfc Franken
Stage Hit
ALSO
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
AND
METROTONE NEWS
ADULTS 75cts (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERO
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A. POLET
AN HONEST CONFESSION
IS GOOD FOR THE SOUL
WATCII THIS SPACE
WEDNESDAY
JUST ARRIVED
BY NOHALICO
VIA TELLER
HOT SPRINGS VEGETABLES
SMOKED-SALTED
AND
DRIED SALMON
A. POLET