- THURSDAY
(From NUgget Dally Bulletin.)
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ALASKA BEER BILL AS
PASSED BY SENATE FOL
; LOWING LICENSE FEES
The passage of the beer and
urine bill by the. Senate of the
Alaska Legislature last Friday af
ternoon and sent to the Rouse for
its consideration provides the fol
lowing classifications and license
fees:
Common Carriers, Boarding
Houses, Restaurants and cafeter
ias, 950 a year.
Beer Parlors, serving draft beer
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or beer in capped bottles for im-:
mediate consumption to patrons
seated ip chairs, $250.00
Plaices selling beer or wine in
original packages with no consump
tion on premises, $25.00
Clubs, $50.00.
Bottling Works, $100.00
Breweries. $100.00.
Apartment houses and - lodging 1
bouses are excluded from places
allowed to sell beer and wine.
The stamp tax provision of the |
original House bill is eliminated
from the Senate measure.
All dealers are required to re
port under oath before the tenth
of every month the amount of
wine or beer imported, produced
or manufactured. . * -
Ad effort to take the issuance of
licenses out of the hands of United
States district judges of the four
Ifftttitoba. as provided in the orig
inal House measure, and to repoee
this duty with the Territorial
Treasurer, waa made by Senator
Rdbert 8. Bragaw, republican of
the Third Division, but hia amend
ment- to this effect was defeated
without a record vote.
Bills Passed by House.
The House passed the following
bills: Authorizing the commission
er of education to initiate high
scbtiol correspondence courses to
serve communities having no high
school facilities.
Making minor changes in the
functions of the Territorial Board
of Education.
Urging Congress to allow Alas
ka fox farmers to homestead lands
now held under leasee, this mem-j
orial having been previously ad pt
ed by the House.
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Beer Measure is mow Before the j
Howe Again. ,
JUiNEAU, April 24, <JP)—After
the House of the Alaska Legisla
ture had rejected the ^nate’s re
vision of the beer bill introduced
in the House by Representative
George Heller icb, republican of the
Second Division, and passed by the
lover branch, declaring the only
things left of the original measure
were the author’s name and the
number of the measure, the Sen
ate quickly remedied the matter
(by striking off the name and num
ber of the bill, putting on a new
number and making the Senate’s
legislation a substitute for the old
measure and returning It to the
House. The Senate substitute^ will
now be considered by the House in
the regular way.
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House Passes Lingo Bill
The House passed the bill intro
duced by George A. Lingo, demo
crat of the Fourth division, pro
hibiting f territorial officers and
employees, who receive more than
12,000 annually in salary, from'
accepting other employment or Mi
gaging in private occupations.
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Beaten in ,116th Branches.
The House defeated the bill in
troduced in the Senate by Senator
_ Allen , Shattuck, democrat of che
I First Division, '> establishing cer
tain legal rights for illegitimate
( children, and the measure on the
eame subject Introduced in the
House by Reresentative Warren A.
Taylor, democrat of the Third Di
vision, was beaten in the Senate.
«• The Senate paused a bill provid
ing that Territorial officers shall
take office January let following
•their election.
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Favors Closed Seasons
The upper branch of the Legis
lature also passed a measure de
claring a closed season on all
game and fur animals stocked by
the Territory on public lands, but
empowering the Governor to open
the seasons by public proclamation
when deemed advisable.
Fourteen other measures passed
by the Senate wer«^ repeals or am
endments of existing laws. One of
ithe repeals relating to to a popu
lar vote on preferential choke for
Governor. This statute, whkb baa
ibeen on the books for a decade,
has been used only once.
SEVERE EARTH QUAKES
ANCHORAGE AND SEWARD
ANCHORAGE, Alaska. April 27,
(AP)—Earthquakes continued to
rock the earth with severe jolts
both here and at Seward, virtually
every hour since the beginning of
last night. Persons who have ar
rived here from California who
were in that sate during the rpcent
quake, said that the movements
here were "altnost as severe" as
there. __ —
AIRPLANE NEWS
Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT,
landed at Barrow at 7 PM., last
night.
Pilot Chester Brown contacted
with Pilot Vic Ross at Ruby and
brought as passengers Mrs. M. Ber
nard and Fred Vincent, who ar#
enpoute to Teller, on a dredging
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proposition. Mr. ICkelson was also
a passenger to' Nome enrouts for
St. Michael.
Pilot Brown of the NAT, left for
Cbndle and Baldwin with R. B.
Julian as a passenger %nd a cargo
of freight. On the return trip to
Nome Father Budde will probably
be returned here from White Mt.
Pilot Jerry Jones accompanied by
hie wife and mechanician Outer,
are leaving Friday morning for
Fairbanks. From Fairbanks Mr.
and Mrs. Jones will proceed to the
states on a well .earned vacation.
Mail for the states via Fairbanks
plane, will close at the local post
office at 5 PM today.
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FRIDAY
(From Nugget Dally Bulletin.)
SECTION OF INFLATION
* PROPOSAL APPROVED
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WASHINGTON, April 28. (JP)—
The Senate approved a section of
the Inflation proposal which would
give the President authorisation
to reduce the gold contents of the
dollar. The action does not ef
fect the silver coinage amendment
which remained in the bill.
REJECTS AMENDMENT
WASHINGTON, April 28, (AP)
—The Senate rejected the amend
ment to the Inflation blU giving
the President optional power to
pay bonus with new money, after
Robinson had warned them that
the president was opposed to at
taching the amendment to the in
flation measure. ■ » «
MAN SLAIN TRYING
TO PROTECT GIRL
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CHICAGO. April 27. (AP)—
Prank Holbrook, 68 years old news
paper circulation manager, was
slain in Ohkmgo when he- resist
ed the efforts of two gunmen to
kidnap Ms 17 yeer-old-cosnpanion.
Alter shooting Holbrook, the
rumen captured the girl and ass
aulted her, she told the police.
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE
FOR NEXT ELECTION
WASHINGTON. April 27, (AP)
—Republicans prominent in the
administration of former Presi
dent Hoover have formed an or
ganization intended to aid their
party in returning to power at
the next election.
The organization has been
named the Republican Federal
Association. Prominent among
its organisers are Walter F. Brown
postmaster general, and Ogden
Mills, secretary of the Treasury
in the Hoover cabinet.
URPMNR NEWS
Pilot Hans Mlrow of the*-NAT,
made a round trip to Teller, today
taking ha passengers to Teller,
Mrs. M. Bernard, Fred Vincent
and Joe (Red) Earl, w>ho will
put the Swanson creek dredge in
operation this spring.
Brown of the NAT
took off this afternoon for St.
Michael with Mr. Eglesen and Mr.
Joe Plein for Marshal. The plane
is expected to return late tonight.
Pilot Jerry Jones, accompanied
by his wife and Mechanician Rud*
dy Gaier, took off this afternoon
in a PAA Fairchild plane t for the
Fairbanks base. The Jones' will
leave Fairbanks for the States on
an extended vacation trip..
SLAYER PUT IN ASYLUM .
IN ARIZONA
FLORENCE, Ariz., April 27,
(AP)—Mrs, Winnie Ruth Judd,
who was under sentence of death
for the murder of Mrs. Agnes Le
roi, a nurse from Juneau, Alaska,
was adjudged insane by a jury in
court in Florence, Saturday night/
Under the verdict the prisoner,
was committed to the Arizona In
sane Asylum, and was transferred
there today.
Mrs. Judd threatened ■ to kill
herself today When she was visit
ed by her mother, who came to
the Florence prison to discuss tam
ily - affairs with the daughter.
The jury's verdict Saturday con
eluded a week’s inquiry into the
mental condition of the prisoner.
Mrs. Judd had been sentenced to
be hanged last Friday, but the
date of the execution wag post
poned a week to permit the con
clusion of the hearing.
Mrs. Judd at the time she killed
Mrs. Leroi in Phoenix last sum
mer also killed Miss Samuelson, a
school teacher from Arizona. The
confessed slayer was never tried
for the Samuelson murder.
Held to be mentally incompe
tent, Mrs. Judd, besides escaping
the gallows for the Leroi homicide
also will avoid trial for the Sam
uelson death.
WATERWAY FOR IDAHO
TO* SEA ADVOCATED
PORTLAND, April 27, (AP)—
An all-crater route by way of the
Snake and Columbia rivers to the
sea ar, a cost of 914,600,000 is the
goal toward which the governors
of Idaho, Washington and Oregon
are pledged to di-recit their efforts.
This improvement, to be effected
by the canalization of the Snnke
find Columbia rivers so as to in
sure a seven-foot channel, is urg
ed upon President Roosevelt a 3
part of his national agricultural
relief plan.
The governors wired their re
commendations to the Chief Exec
utive.
MACON CLIMBS IN HER
SECOND TEST FLIGHT
AKRON, April 27, (tAP)—With
Lieut. Herbert V. Wiley, U.S. N.,
the only - sarriring officer of the
recent wreck of tke dirigible Ak
ron, aboard as a passenger, the
dirigible Macon cruised nearly 13
hours Sunday over northern Ohio
in the second of a series of teat
flight* she ie scheduled to make.
Her first test was Friday, tost.
The Macon returned from her
Sunday flight at dusk to her air
dock in Akron. Her second test
flight included trials to determine
her clfcnfaing ability.
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OBTAINS JUDGMENT
AGAINST DREDGE CO.
FAIRBANKS, April 38, <AP)—
L. B. Walibrldge obtained a $35,
000 dollar judgment in the dis
trict court here, against the New
York Alaska Gold Dredging Com
pany, for sendees rendered and
..b . • # ’ m iMaiH k.*. _j
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money loaned. . John L*. McGint
was attorney for .plaintiff. -
8OUB0OCGH.. 8tAttO»*KY JTOB
IaLE AT THB NUdOJBT PFFICB.
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•TAYStIBNT OP THB OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION.
STC. RESUIREO SY . ACT OP,
AUGUST 94. Eta.
rf THE NOMB NCGGKT pub
(sued Weekly at Nemo, , Alaska
for April 1st, 1983.
IHibfianw, Geo. 8. Maynard Nonas.
Alaska*
Editor, Geo. 8. 'Maynard. Norn
Masks. -**-■
Managing KdJtor none,
dual ness Manager, Gee 8. Maynard
'some Alaska.
Owner*; (If. a neypayeOea. gNe Ik
sad the names and addresses of stook
holder* bolding 1 per sent or mow el
total amount of stock. If not n ear
potation, give names and addresses el
individual owners.) Geo. 8. Maynard
owner, Nome Alaska.
Known bondholder*, mortgagees, w
other security holders, holding 1 pe
coat or more of total amount of bonds
or other securities. (If there nre none
Nous of tide pakUoatton aeig or.Shi
tribute*. through the malls or ether,
wise, to paid auboerther* during tk*
•lx months proceeding the date showy
above 1*
(This information la required frou
fealty publications only.)
GKO. 8. MAYNARD.
Sworn to and subscribed before m
this 4th day of April, 1938.
M. J. WALSH,
Votary Public in and for the Territory
of Alaska. My Commission expire*1
May 17, 1984.
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I SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE.
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UA8KA «. «. «0. SOHKDUUEB
FOR BERING«HA
Alaska Steamship Company 1988
sailing scheduler from Seattle for
Bering Sea are as folio we: «* ''J.
S. Victoria sails Jane - Second.
July Sixth. September Sixth, Octo
ber Sixth; and 8. 8. Derblay walls
on Jane First, Asgaet 18th; both:
atenmere calling at Nome, Golovin,
and St. Michael. The 88 Dmfcley
also calling at Teller and Ketse
kua Sound.
■ In view of present economic
conditions the company announces
a reduction of rates on two basic
c mmoditles, coal and oil. Including
gasoline and diesel oil.. The new
sacked coal' rate from Seattle to
the anchorage at. Nome, Golovin
*dd St. Michael is five dollars per
ten in carload lots, and Nine dol
lars per ton tor lam than carload
lots. Rate on petroleum oil will
be Seven dollars fifty cents per
ton on carloads, and ten dollars.
pet* ton for lees then carload lots.
ALASKA S. 8. COMPANY,
JAMBS DALY. Agent
. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the -Probate Court (or the 8t.
Michael Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
In ths Matter of (be Estate of
GEORGE A. AKOFF, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
thaf the undersigned, Ira D. Orton
bus i «tn appoin t I by the above
entitled court, Administrator of
the Estate of the Deoeased above
named. ~
All persons having claims against
tLe estate of said deceased are
hereby required to* present the
same, duly verified, with the pro
per vouchers, to the said Adminis
trator, at the Miners and Merch
ants Bank of Alaska, at Nome,
Territory of Alaska, Second Divi
sion, within six months from ths
date of this notioe
Doted at Nome, Alaska, this 18th
day of Mareh, IMS. ^ *
.. .... v, IRA D. ORTON,
Administrator of the Estate of
George A. Akoff, Deceased.
Publish March IS, 86, April 1, 8,
16, IMS. ». r/r
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