Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Jack Hermann of the
Northern Air Transport was call
ed on an emergency flight to Can
die this morning by a telegram
from Fred M Ayers. Up to time
of going to press no details of
the emergency were available.
Pilot Hall left this morning
for Flat with Thos. Jensen and
Elmer Anderson for Anchorage.
Pilot Mirow inaugurated a new
field at Selavvik on his flight to
the north yesterday. He landed
Mrs. Porcupile, government teach
er, who had been at the Kotze
bue hospital, at her home at Sela
wik. About 20 natives are still
at work taking off tundra in
front of the village there. 600
feet are already in good condition
for landing. When completed the
field will be 1800 by 200 feet.
Archie Ferguson is in charge of
the construction of the field un
der a $750 appropriation by the
Territory. This is an important
field oil the route from K tzebue
to Fairbanks.
Pilot Mirow of the Mi’’0w Air,
Service made a flight yesterday I
as follows: Mi’s. Alice Everen
went from Candle to Kotzebue:
Warren J. Ferguson was a round
tripper from Kotzebue to Sela
wik and Noorvik. where Mr He -
man a trader, was picked up and
taken to Kotzebue. Mrs. Beltz
was a returning passenger to j
Candle from which place Pilot I
Mirow took Chas. Everen to Quat
tz C reek. Mrs Rosa Enaruk and .
Elsie Solomon were pa ser.gers
from Kotzebue hospital to Golo
vin.
Alleged Robber
In Theft $300 Is
Arrested Thurs.
Henry Amos, aged 21. full blood
ed Eskimo, was arrested yester
day, alleged to have stolen in
the neighborhood of $300 from
the home of Dr. H. G. Hughes.
Nome dentist.
It was determined by authori
ties that the boy had obtained
entrance to the Hughes’ home
through a widow and stole a wal
let containing about $300. When
arrested he had in his possession
$215 in cash. It was later deter
mined that he had purchased
clothing to the extent of app”ox
imntely SG0.00 from Jack Seid
enverg’s clothing store.
The robbery was alleged to
have been committed about 11:
30 P. M. June 3rd. Amos was ar
raigned in the Commissioner's
office this morning on a charge of
larceny in a dwelling and time
set for pleading for next Mon
day at 10 A M.
Assisting in tracing the robber
was Chief W W Laws of tire City
Police, who took proofs of fing
erprints left on a door in the
Hughes home. When arrested,
fingerprints of Amos were taken
by Chief Laws, and it was said,
they were identical. Bail was set
it $1500.00.
special Power of Attorney forms
now on sale at
The Nugget Office.
STARTS JUNE 5th.
Opening the twice-weekly pas
senger train service from Seward
o Fairbanks for the summer, a
rain will leave Seward Friday
norning. June 5.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP j
COMPANY J
BERING SEA ROUTE j
1936 SAILING SCHEDULE [
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Leave Seattle !
S S LATOUCH (Nome Only) May 27 \
SS VICTORIA June 3 \
S S TANANA June 3
S S BALDWIN (Teller & Kotzebue Sound) June 10
S S DELLWOOD July 1
S S DERBLAY Aug. 12
S 3 DELLWOOD Sept. 9
S3 VICTORIA Oct. 7
NOTE: All sailings subject to change
without notice. For complete details,
see Agent. Room 1 at the Nevada. I
JOE HARMS!!, Agent I
Insane Man Of
Point Barrow Is
Brot To Nome
Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Nome Airways returned to Nome
from Point Barrow last night
with George William Herbert,
aged 61, who was committed
from there on a charge of insan
ity. Marshal Thos. Gaffney return
ed with the plane.
The sanity hearing was held
before Chas. W. Brower, U. S.
Commissioner at Point Barrow,
and Herbert will be sent out on
one of the fust boats to Morning
side Sanitarium.
George Herbert is the person
who reported in January at Pt.
Barrow the discovery of a rich
gold-bearing area in the Anak
tavuk river section about 65 mil
es up from its mouth. It seem
ed apparent that such could not
be the case, after information
from those who had prospected
there, had been obtained.
MINERS AND DREDGE MEN
The Nome Daily Nugget ca.uies
several forms of printing blanks
for your convenience — Dredge
Logs, thawing and drill reports,
Mining Deeds, Placer and L^do
Location Notices. Vouchers, and
Special Power of Attorney forms.
LOST—A ladv’s black leather
purse, containing money and oth
er valuable papers. Return to
Nugget office and receive reward,
from Mr. anil Mrs. A W Luitd
quist.
Look over your Job Printing
WANTS NOW, before the steam
ers arrive. You may need Letter
Heads, Bill Heads. Statements.
Envelopes, Voucher forms, dod
gers, ruled forms of all kinds.
Have your printing needs done
now before the rush of business
at the opening of navigation.
The Boats Will
Soon Be Here !
LET US TAKE CARE
OF YOUR TRANS
PORTATION PROB
LEMS.
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By Patronizing An Established
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Northland Due
Nome Sat. Late
The ‘U. S. C. G. S. Northland
reported its position at 2 A. M.
this morning as 59 degrees and
six minutes North Latitude and
163 degrees and twelve minutes
West Longitude. This position is
approximately three hundred
miles north of Dutch Harbor.
The weather conditions were
partly cloudy and calm, barome
ter 29.94 inches.
The above information is kind
ly furnished by the Nome office
of the U. S. Weather Bureau.
According to those who know
the speed and etc., of the North
land it is figured that the vessel
should arrive Nome la‘e Satur
day or early Sunday morning.
leather Today
(U. S. Weather Uureau)
An extensive n:ea of high bar
ome‘: ic pressure covers Alrska
a.id the western Canadian Prov
inces. This condition is attended
In ’air skies . n< I n >rmal tem
po -a!ures except above normal j
in western Alaska. Cloudy wea-i
ther prevails along the Pacific
C" isi States. Gentle southeast
erly and and southerly winds
aloft were observed in balloon
soundings at Nome today.
FOR SALE CHEAP
First Cabin East ol' the I.omen
Commercial Co's River Ware
house on First avenue. Inquire
at I.omen Commercial Co. office.
FOR SALE—A Piano, Beauty
Rest Mattress; 9x12 Axminister
Rug; Bridge Lamp, inquire Leon
F. Harper, Radio Station.
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