LOM N COMMERCIAL CO.
STANDARD Dll PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
Gas 25 cents per gallon
BY THE BARREL:
Aviation Gas 26 cents per gallon
Ethyl Gas 25 cents per gallon
Standard Gas , 23 cents-per gallon ;
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Distillate ,, 21cents per gallon <
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FOR ALL POINTS FROM UNALASKA
TO KOTZEBUE
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LOCAL NEWS
S. S. DKRIILAY ARRIVKS
NOMK FROM SKATTI-N '
Tilt S. S. Derblay of the Alaska
I.: lie arrived Nome last night
about R p.m. after a rough hut
uneventful trip. The vessel had
four, one hundred ton scows for
the Bristol Bay area. It was fog
gy when the boat arrived hut sec
ond class mail matter was brought
ashore last night. Following Is
the passenger list of the Derblay:
for Nome, J. Barstad, Wm. Neil
soii; for fCeewalfk. S. P. Ij. Span
iard: for Kotsehue, Hhhert D.
Howie.
The vessel •.will’ remain here un
loading before proceeding to other
ports along the roast.
Following completion of unload
ing at Nome, the Derblay will sail
for Solomon, Spruce Creek, Golo
vin, Fnalakleet, St. Michael, and
return to Nome then sail for Tel
it r. Wales, Shismaref and Kntxe
hne St >nncl Ports. -
J. J. Sparrow", who formerly ran
the Rnrbrf' Shop adjacent to thtr
heating plant, has moved to a
n ,i location and has just recently
opeiieil a new shop next door to
the Hivam Theatre.
T. ■ Hollywood (trill is very
nearly reSdy to open for business.
Ace rding to their advertisement
thee arP going to open the doors
for the big rush Tuesday, July ,'L
Tlr* new mailboat for the Ber
in Sea coast. “Metior." owned by
Frank Williams, was reported to
have sailed from .Seward enroute
to Nome. June 29th\. It’s expect
'd arrival date here is so far un
known.
Due to the foggy weather which
I Nome lias been experiencing dur
ing the past few days, very little
airplane activity has taken place.
In fact, several planes are now
even being held at out of the way
places, nnahle to return to Nome
because of lark of visibility.
A new tug was received by teh *
Nome Harbor Lighterage Co., fol
lowing the arrival of the S. S.
Derblav of the Alaska Line. The
new tug has been named the
“iNaguruk,” and is a boat altout
50 feet long drawing slightly less
water than the other tug of the
company, the “Xohalieo.” The
new tug is equipped with a 10,0
j MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OP ALASKA
I NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Banking Business
Conducted
« Checking Accounts Carried
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Paying By Check ^ |
Interest Paid
jK On Time Deposits
S Gold Dust Purchased
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'horsepower. Hall-Scott engine, and
was built in Seattle by the. same
' people who constructed the Slo
thalico.
| Peter X. Peterson, resigned
I from the position of engineer for
tie Nome Fire Department, said
j lestgnatlon to take effect July 1st.
Pete expects to go mining up on
Buster Creek this summer.
■ S. S. BALDWIN SAILS
I FOR DOWN COAST
j The S. S. Baldwin of the Arctic
Transport Co., sailed about 8 p.m.
.last night for Solomon and Norton
i Bay ports. The vessel is now at
I Solomon wait ing tor weather to
'subside, before unloading. The
Baldwin is to bring two large ship
, ments of reindeer hack when she
'returns to Nome.
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