LOCAL NEWS
Eli. Stivers lT.S. Customs coll
ector for Nome is a passenger on
the Victoria.
Mrs. V.L Milligan, agent for the
New York Life Insurance Co is a
Vic passenger.
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"Qhrtli O'Leary who went but on
t iic l, sailing of the Vic 'is an
incoming passenger, ^
G.R. Jackson. President or the
M. and M Bank of Nome is a
passenger on the Vic.
i Mrs, K.M Nelson, who flew out
the later part of the winter is a
passenger on the Vic. ^
Roy Bassett, brother to Emerson
Bassett of the PAA is an in com
ing jf'.i--'c'lger on the Vic.
Boris Magids;. well known mer
chant form Deering is ah incoming
passenger on the Victoria.
Dan^Alvich. chef, and genial
jprppfietor of the Hollywood Grid
is on the Vic bound for Nome.
Jack Siedenverg. Nome dry goods
merchant who has been out buying
stork is on passenger o the Vic.
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f'Harles^jLavine, mixologist for
the Bohs^ljof Trade is an incoming
passenger on the steamer Victoria.
James O'Farrell and family are
incoming passengers on the Vic
after spending the winter in the
Stales.
D.I>. Cochran, attorney at law.
and nominee tor judge of' the1 Sec
ond Division is a passenger on th»
Victoria.
J.iT Be 11 eview, Dry Creek dredg'1
man is coining back to Nome on
the Vic after spending the winter
back East.
* E.K. Johanson, tng boat cap
tain. is a Victoria passenger. He
will be associated with the Nome
Harbor Lighterage Co.
C.W Lewis and wife Nome mer
<ha,pts are passengers on the Vic
for Nome after spending part of
the winter in the States.
Miss Helen Baldwin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Baldwin, who
has been going to college in Ind
iana is a passenger on the Vic.
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Hans Hanson, Council mining
operator is an incoming passenger
on the steamer Victoria. He is
accompanied by his wife.
Talbot Scott. Representative of
the Second Division to the Alaska
Legislature and Spruce creek min
iig operator is homeward hound
or the Vic * • *
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Miss I/orene Hagen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hagen, who
has been attending school in the
States is an incoming passenger
on the Vic. -
Toni Shaw, old timer and Council
mining operator is a passenger on
the Vic. Mr. Shaw is accompan
ied by liis bride, the former well
known nurse at White Mountain.
Mrs. Martha Parrish.
August Homtierger. well known
old timer and carpenter is coming
back to Nty/e on the Vic. He
will devote his time in opening
up his quartz property.
Dr. Welch and wife are com
ing back to Nome after an; ab
sence of several years. He will
relive l)r. Rex F. Swartz who is
taking a vacation to the states.
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Xels Swanberg. Representative
from the Second Division to the
Legislature at Juneau is a Vic
passenger. Mrs. Swanberg and
daughter. Grace are accompanying
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Janies Charles says that the
I i-o!d weather has hampered the
, sluicing hut lie expects to finish
-up-4n a couple of days, the winter
'dumps on Dry Creeek.
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Axel Wannser and John Swede
litiati who are operating a hydrau
lic plant on Glacier Creek have
'been hampered by the cold iveath
• • r conditions that kept the water
I frozen.
Ben Gillette and Chas. Calkins
who have been conducting hydrau
lic opertaions on a bench off the
upper end of Anvil Creek, have
been making as good progress as
the weather conditions will allow.
Barney Belleview of the Belle
view Bros, who are operating a
dredge on Dry Creek and on New
NEW COAL
PRICES
Effective upon arrival of 8. S. Baldwin
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LADYSMITH . 933.00
l-TAH . 34.85
CARBONADO .... . 22ISO
CARBONADO ANTHRACITE ....
V . .. .... .... 3S.00
(HINK.NK aNTHRACITK 90.00
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THE TIMES DEMAND LOWERING OF PRICES,
TO AID RECONSTRUCTION
WATCH FOR REDUCTIONS IN COAL. OIL. LUMBER, HAY AND
GRAIN. AND OTHER ITEMS WHICH WE HANDLE.
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«x>MPARK W1TH PRICE ICPTr- - -
IN OTHER COMMODITIES
DEVELPOMENT OF NORTHWESTERN ALASKA DEPENDS
UPON LOWER PRICES, WITH MAINTENANCE OF
HIGHEST POSSIBIJB WAGE STANDARDS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
SEATTLE. NOMK _
, ;6_ 397 OOLMAN BLDG. FRONT STREET.
ton Gulch a tributary of the form
or named streum, has hoc* bus:
for the past few weeks, making re
pairs and getting "ready for th«
summer operations nnd will begir
as so'on as the frost thaws suffic
iently to allow the dredge to dig
The Nome Harbor Lighterage
Co have one barge all finished
save and except the paipting thal
is being done, and will be compl
eted by today. They expect to
launch Sunday morning into Snake
River. - *
Jas. Panes and Arnold Thonien
haye completed sluicing up their
winter dump, and while it did not
produce as much gold as wished
for it was quite satisfactory. They
said that the ,workwas in the nat
ure of prospecting for future op
erations.
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A. C. Stewart who has options
ou the Sunset placer properties,
lias decided! to drill the claims.
They having secured a power drill
from J.he Haintnon -Consolidated
Gold Fields for that purpose, to
| ascertain if sufficient values to
warrant the moving and installing
tlio ft.lelsberg dredge now lying up
on Anvil Creek.
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Ohas. Koen, well known Saint
Michael resident, and leader of
the democratic party in that sec
tion, is a returning passenger on
the- Vic.
Joe Sullivan and Joe Crabtree
who both annexed fortunes from
the third beach line diggings many
years ago, are passengers on the
Vic enroute to Bluff via Nome,
where they will carry on their
usual summer mining operations.
James Connor, wife and two
Children are returning to Nome on
tlie ViC. Mr. Contror is interested
in dredging operations in the Car
adepaga section, tributary to Solo
mon.
Mr. and Mrs. Art M. Chamber
lain are aboard the steamer Vic
toria enroute to Deering via Nome
to look after their ever growing
business. It is expected that thev
will take a plane from Nome to
their northern home < Doris Mas
ids will accompany them.
George Holmes, “The Hardluck
Kid” who spent the winter out
side is returning on the Vic to
look ufPt*r his interests in this
section. '
Geo. McKay, is a returning pas
senger on the Vic after spending
the winter in Seattle, where he
underwent two more operations on
his injured leg. He will join his
Vlfe, Bertha McKay, secretary to
jJudge Lester O. Gore, upon his
I arrival.
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Among other old timers who are
returning on the Vic are P. M.
Danielson, Prank Redwood, Dan
Kelly, Robert Wells, Martin Cor
liss, Clifford Coutts, Clarence Aus
ley, Everett Sutherland and Peter
Wyant.
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE.
BANKING NOTES
We Parchaise Gold Dust at Assay
Yalne less coat of handling.
We Rent. Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Traasfer Money by Mall
or Telegraph.
We Pay Intereat On Time Deposits
at the rate af 8%' per annum.
A Bank Aooonnt Knconrages
and helps yon to snre.
We Solicit Yonr Account.
MINERS AND MBRGHNTS BANK
OP AlaASKA
Capital—...-9100,000.00
Surplus.... _ 95,000.00
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of the wsek
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Every Month In the Year
1933 Auction Sole Dotes
Sept. 26
June 20 Oct. 2 4
July 25 Nov. 21
Aug. 29 Dec. 21
SPECIAL SALES HELD
OX REQUEST OP SHIPPERS
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NEW
DEAL
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Nome should make a greater progress under the NEW HEAT,
that will be ushered in with the arrival of the first boats.
New enterprises; New mining ventures; New activities hi
all lines; New aspirations;- New thoughts and New people.
Prospectors and Miners will soon spread throughout the division.
We suggest that we encourage every new enterprise, boost
for our City and the people in it, help spread knowledge of our
industries, post yourself by reading our Chamber of Commerce
booklet, call on the Secretary and get a supply of same and pass
them to your friends. Hdlp your neighbors.
Let u* face this NEW DEAL with greater enthusiasm and live up
,o our well earned reputatlou of being the most liberal and
hospitable City in Alaska • - '
FIR OURSELVES
We can assure you of our full co-operation.
We offer you our earnest assistance and Service.
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For the coming season our facilities are better and our
stocks will be larger and more complete, being bought right
and priced as low as possible.
OUR PROFIT SHARING PLAN returns to you in quarterly
dividends, prints that you are ^erttitled to for trading with us.
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The* house of. Service Quality and Low Prices