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The Nome Nug|_
Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
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L.ISH1NG COMPANY, Front Street Nome, Alaska.
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KKI'TKMHKU II SKT POli
GKXKR.X 1/ KI,K< TION D.XV.
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This year the General Kleetion
will take plitre on • the second
Tuesday after the first Monday in j
September, or on September 11th. j
Heretofore it has always Itben held |
in November. At the last legisla
ture the date was change so that
the Terirtorial* ' Legislature could
ctfnvene early in January and fhus
all winter would not be spent ip |
compiling the returns.
The election this year will in
clude voting for a Delegate u£>
Congress, a Territorial Treasurer,
members of the Senate and the
House of Representatives, and twj
Road Comissione'rs for Road Dis
trict No.- 2. In this Division Un
vote will be for one senator and
four representatives.
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The Republican party in the
-f-econd Division has nominated Al
fred J. Lomen to run as a candi
date for senator. They have nom
inated for representatives, accord
ing to all the returns now avail
able, Leroy M. Sullivan, Nels Swan
berg, A. G. Blake, and J. C. Ken
nedy.
The Democratic party according
i to the last available returns, has
'nominated J^ck Devine to run for
sena.tor from this Division, and
tlie following four candidates for
iepresentatives: Tolbert Scott, How
lard Lynjg, Garnet Martin and Ar:
! Chamberlain.
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According to the vote in the
'primary election held in April, it
is expected that considerable in
terest will be taken in the fall
election. A real, good-sized vote
j «ms cast in the primaries.
j To date little ranipaign.r.p iaa |
been going on, but it is believed I
that in the near future both par
ties will be an non n :inrt their plat
forms and the individual candidat
es will be coming forward into
ilie public eye.
No matter to which political
party you may belong, i* is your
duty and your privelege as an Am
erican citizen to go to the polls on
election day and register your
choice for whomsoever you wish
to have represent you at the Leg
islature.
You may have no particular
political affiliations, but regardless,
in order to have your division well
represented it is necessary to show
your spirit hv voting and thus
TRY THE
DRUG STORE
FIRST
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LOMEN BROTHERS
ORIG STORK
N'OMK, ALASKA
NOME MACHINE SHOP
(SUCCESSOR TO W. H. STURTKVANT)
W. L. SLACK A B. L. CROSBY. PROPS.
BOILER, i7-: - MATERIAL
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MARINE, OUR AIM- _
SHAFTING,
tractor. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
AUTOMOTIVE . BRONZE,
. .. BUSHING,
w OHK Prompt- Attention to Loci BABBITT,
WELDING. And Out of Town Work AOCBSSOMBB.
| Roust Airways
MEMBER OF THE ALASKA
AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
WHEN you TRAVEL, FLY IN OUR NEW
AND COMFORTABLY HEATED CABIN PLANES
FOR RATES, any place, any time
CALL THE
ROUST AIRWAYS
BASES AT NOME AND CANDLE
showing to the' remainder of the
Territory that you are really in
teersted in seeing that legislation
beneficial to the country, is made.
LOCAL NEWS
MONUMENT CR. PROPERTY
IlKING OPEN KD IT BY
A. <\ STEWART.
Now that most of the snow has
disappeared in the neighboring
foothills, several mining concern*
are going ahead with* plans for
operations. A. C .Stewart has sev
eral men working on Monument
Creek, opening up the property
for extensive summer operations.
Mrs. Turner has been engaged as
the cook, and was taken out to
the diggings Tuesday morning.
Five or six men are engaged
in piping and hydrattlicing in the
ppper pit at Monument. The low
er pit, according to the reports
is still flooded due to the cavelns
of snow and earth 'surrounding It.
Work will necessarily be limited
at this point because of the delay
of the first boats in arriving at
Nome. Considerable equipment and
supplies which should be on their
way to Nome now, in order fo
the company to expand, are still
being held up in Seattle due to
the Longshoremen's strike. How
ever, Mr. Stewart Is attempting to
make the best of things, by doing
all of the preliminary work now
so that when the remainder of
his equipjnent arrives he may open
up on a larger scale. While talking
to Mr. Stewart he stated that due
to the . ground thawing and the
snow water running, the road ov- j
er the mountain lo Monument from
the Sunset Creek road, was very
soft. He advised that all pleas
ure cars be kept off this road so
as to allow him an opportunity
to get through with his trucks with
supplies, without the road being
badly cut up.
W. J. Rowe, %ho has been In!
the hospital tor the past several
weeks recuperating from his sev
ere winter of hauling of the
dredge Tram Solomon to the Koug
arck, was out for an automobile
ride yesterday in company with
M. J. Walsh. He enjoyed to his
utmost satisfaction, the fine, warm
weather and fresh air. Mr. Rows,
Who was badly in need of a rest,
is slowly improving and it is be
lieved it will not be very long be
fore he is up and about again.
A nine.pound baby girl was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson at
the Maynard Columbus Hospital
at <1 a.m. this morning. Mother
and baby are doing nicely, and
the proud father is also getting
along. Mr. Nelson is in the em
ploy of the V. S. Engineers on
the Snakb River project. Congrat
ulations to another happy Nome
family.
('lias. Calkins and Ren C.illette,
who are mining up on Anvil creek,
report good operations lately. With
the abundant supply of water
which they have been getting for
the past week or two, they are
progressing nicely in their piping
and hydraullclng. They expect to
get in a real good season, If the
water supply doesn’t run out.
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AND RESTAURANT
THK PUCE WHERE EPK'VRRANg MEET
47HOIOE FOODS WELL PREPARER
SERVIC E WITH A SMILE
TO SATISFY AND MAKE YOU FEEL AT HOME IS Ol'K HOBBIT
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Freight-Towing-Shipping
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS
Gasoline, Kerosene* Oils and Grease
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NOME HARBOR LIGHTERAGE CO.
DBEAM THEATRE
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