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LOCAL NEWS
A dance is being sponsored by Roy
Johnson at the Nevada Hall this ev
ening. commencing at 9:30 p.m., for
whites only. Admission charge is
$1.00 for gentlemen and ladies will
be admitted free.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
Airways hopped off this morning for
Fairbanks in the company’s six-pass
enger Travelaire plane. He expects
to return to Nome from the Interior
city either Sunday or Monday, with
passengers and express.
Since the return of cold weather,
and the snow on the streets has
frozen hard, automobiles are appear
ing and being used in traversing the
length and breadth of Nome. More
ears are visible every day as busi
ness quickens and delivery cars are
in evidence.
An NAT plane piloted by John
Lynn left Fairbanks at 1U:J0 a.m.
this morning for Nome. As passen
gers were Sam W. Taggart, Martin
Strand and Mr. Sundquist.
The plane is scheduled to return
to Fairbanks Sunday morning via
Bluff and White Mountain.
Confusion over the returnable date
of the regular panel of the petit jury
was brought to the attention of the
newspaper this morning and upon
interrogation of court officials the
following information was obtained.
The regular panel of the petit jury
has been excused until further no
tice of the court. The special ven
ire drawn this week for service in
the Macalone case is permanently
discharged.
There will be a court session 10
o'clock Monday morning but no
jury trial.
George Anderson
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Andy Nylen, well known sour
dough mining man of the Solomon
River section was an arrival in
Nome today on business, with the
mail team from down the coast. He
expects to return to Solomon Mon
day weather permitting with the
mail team.
Registration Near 300
r
The registration of skilled and un
skilled labor which has been in pro- '
gress for the past three days, and
which closes tonight at 9 p.m., has
proved to be of special interest to
the working men of Nome.
This afternoon more than two
hundred and fifty had registered
and according to Registrar E. F.
Serber, the number is expected to
top three hundred by this evening.
Results of the census of labor will
be made known at an early date.
First Deeds Are
Issued To Newly
Planned Property
Lyman S. Brewster, acting for
James Frawley who was appointed
by the Nome Relief Committee of
the FERA to take care of the reor
ganization of lots and blocks in the
burned area, today announced that
he had prepared fourteen deeds for
the newly designated lots and blocks
in different sections of the city, in
conformity with Ordinance No. 1167
passed by the City Council.
The fourteen deeds prepared were
for the Miners and Merchants Bank.
Geo. S. Maynard, Lehmann and Lo
men, Bernard Kelly, R. B. Benson,
John Lichtenberg, Louis Kurth, Hugh
O’Farrell, Thorulf Lehmann two
deeds, Jack Solomon, Herbert Green
berg. Ole Hay, Hammon Consolidat
ed Gold Fields.
The conveyance made by these
people last fall to the trustee desig
nated by the FERA .Nome Commit
tee, J. S. Stangroom, being in good
order and conforming to all condi
tions, brought about the issuance of
deeds to the property now owned by
these people under the reorganiza
tion plan of the city. The deeds are
issued through Mr. Brewster at his
office in the ARC Building, by the
trustee.
He states if the parties mentioned
will call around Monday he will
turn the deeds over to them. In re
gard to other persons who have pro
perty affected by the reorganiza
tion, Mr. Brewster stated that dur
ing the coming week, if they wrill
call at his office and straighten out
all of the minor details attached to
the conveyances, etc., he will be able
to have deeds issued. However,
some persons affected are outside
for the winter and their deeds will
necessarily have to be held up un
til their arrival here in the spring.
This is the first issuance of legal
ownership in the new lots and
blocks planned and layed out last
fall following the September fire. It
is also believed that this is the first
time on record of such a quantity of
property being handled in this man
ner and reallocation of lots made
with such success. There are still
details on some property to straigh
ten out yet, Mr. Brewster stated to
day, but that it is soon expected to
be arranged.
As a whole, Mr. Brewster said, the
rearrangements of property lines
and ownership, have worked out
surprisingly successful. Considerab
le hard work has been attached to
working out these details and it is
expected that soon property owners
will receive their deeds for their
new properties.
PIONEERS ATTENTION
All Pioneers and families and lady
Pioneers are invited to attend instal
lation of officers at St. Joseph's Hall
on Wednesday, April 17th. Meeting
at 8 and installation at 9 PM. Cards
and refreshments.
HENRY GUMM, President
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours I—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Affs. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
C. C. TANNER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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NOME, ALASKA
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ZAZU PIrn\S & THELMA TODD
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