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Sailing Schedule for Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
Northbound Southbound
Leave Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Arrive
Seattle Juneau Seward Seward Juneau Seattle
S S Alaska May 8 May 11 May 14 May 14 May 17 May 20
S S Yukon May 15 May 18 May 21 May 21 May 24 May 27
S S Baranof May 10 May 22 May 25 May 25 May 28 May 31
S S Aleutian May 22 May 25 May '28 May 28 May 31 June 3
(NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
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Around Town
Charles Maxwell of Kotzebue
and the Kobuk. is %'isiting Nome
for the first time in three years.
Mr. Maxwell was a member of
the prospecting party, that in
1928 outfitted in Fairbanks and
flew into the upper Kobuk seek
ing the rainbow's end. Charley
has since remained a far northern
prospector with headquarters at
Kotzebue, with an occasional sor
tie down to Nome to acquire a
new grubstake.
Me! Jolliffe and wife are recent
arrivals in Nome, returning after
a lapse of many years, and are
being welcomed by relations, and
old time friends. Mrs. Jolliffe is
a sister of Mrs. Garnet Martin,
and with her husband resided in
Nome during the years 1915-'19,
Mr. Jolliffe being connected with
the W. J. Rowe transfer.
The Jolliffe's have been resi
dents of Fairbanks for a number
i of years past.
Early Tuesday morning Tom
my Christiansen mushed his
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team of dogs out of town, York
city bound. Tommy, with his
father and M. A. Domingo, holds
a large section of tin bearing
ground in the York area of the
Cape Prince of Wales district, &
is joining his father, who has
wintered there, to prepare for the
coming season’s operations.
An unusual sight for this time
of the year, is that of a dog team
hauling sacked gravel from the
Bessie Bench tailing piles to New
ton Gulch for Seward Ditch pur
poses, two mies back of town.
Pete Olson, veteran winter mail
carrier, and his team of fifteen
Siberians is performing this job,
thus demonstrating that inspite
of the present machine and air
plane age, there is still valuable
service to be rendered by our
faithful four-footed friends.
George Waldheim, winter min
ing on Dexter Hill, returned yes
terday, to his camp, via Ernie
Buokmaster’s speedy dog team
taxi. George returned several
days ago from a short visit to the
Kougarok section.
Fire Chief Laws, and his as
• sistants Clyde “Tex" Cockburn
and Rhea Mullaly, yesterday
| changed the fire department's
horse drawn fire fighting equip
ment over from sled runners to
wheels.
Chief Laws also announces that
alt water mains will be perman
ently filled within the next few
days
Road Commission crews and
equipment are engaged today in
clearing the roads, connecting
with the Nome Airfield, of acoum
ulated snow.
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R. L Webb, a member of the
Nome Station of the U. S. Signal
Corps for the past four years re
ceived orders today transferring
i him to Seattle, and will leave for
his future duty, on the first south
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bound trip of the S. S. Victoria.
Archie J. Adkins, now stationed
in Anchorage, will report to the j
Nome station in mid-June to re-.
place Mr. Webb.
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Fred B urdon, Nome Sourdough
and proprietor of Burdon's Taxi
Service, has once again placed
his equipment in the field, and is
rendering the same efficient ser
vice to his many patrons as in
the past.
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Local PAA Agent Basset in
forms the Nugget that a Pacific (
Alaska Airways Electra is due1
from Fairbanks as soon as the ;
Nome Airport is suitable for
landing on wheels.
P:lot-manager Hans Mirow of
the MAS., flying a Stinson, took
off this morning with a load of
freight for the Sullivan interests
at Bluff, and Ralph Lomen as a
passenger for Venetia creek, en
route.
Pilot Cross, flying the WAA
Fairchild plane left early today
for Candle with a full load of
case beer for the Tom Roust
Roadhouse. With warmer wea
ther the thirst quotient apparent
ly rises. Returning to Nome
Pilot Cross again took the air,
carrying freight and John Dono
van as a passenger for the Kou
garok section.
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Weather Today
(U. S Weather Bureau)
Mostly cloudy weather obtain
ed over Seward Peninsula other
wise fair weather obtained over
the Nome-Fairbanks air route.
Cloudy weather was the rule
I over southeastern Alaska and al
ong the coast of British Colum
bia while rain was falling along
the Gulf and Aleutians.
Temperatures continue mild &
near the seasonal average over
most seutions of Alaska.
Tanana reported the Yukon
River ice broke at 3 am. today
) while Bethel reported the ice on
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the Kuskokwim river out yester
day afternoon.
Low barometer covers Alaska
and western Canada with the
lowest readings near Kodiak Is
land High pressure is charted
over the Pacific Northwest states.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was 34 above at 3 a.m.
while the highest yesterday was
42 above.
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