LOCAL ITEMS
The S. S. Derblay, said a wire
Agent Joe Harnish at Nome,
of the Alaska Line, sailed from
Teller this morning for St. Lawr
ence Island, and should arrive
there tonight.
Following discharge of cargo at
Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island,
the steamer will proceed to Tin
City and Wales, Diomede Island,
and thence to Shishmaref and in
to the Kotzebue Sound section.
Hearings were held this morn
ing before Judge J. H. S. Morison
of the District Court for the
Second Division, in the matter of
granting territorial liquor licen
ses to applicants in Nome for the
period from July 1st to Dec. 31st,
1937.
No objections were made to any
of the applications with the ex
ception of the one from Harry
Saito for a restaurant liquor lic
ense. The applicant not being in
court, no action was taken either
approving or rejecting the appli
cation.
Those who received approval for
retail liqu.r licenses were Green
berg & Lewis, Lehmann's, Leo
Seidenverg & Sons. Chas. Cavey,
Tom Clo.ninger. Beverage Dis
pensary licenses to John F. De
vine, H. R. Phillips, Jack Solo
mon, Tom Cloninger, May Bale.
A restaurant liquor license was
approved for Cavey’s Bakery.
This action is in accordance
with the new liquor lew passed
at the recent session of the Alas
ka Legislature, which placed the
power of granting licenses in the
hands of the U. S. District Courts
throughout the Territory.
According to the new law. ap
pl.cations are fled with the
Clerk“fcf the V. Si Couft, who in
turn presents them to the city
council for consideration, and up
on receipt of action from that
body, brings the applications be
fore the District Judge for hear
ing. Shouid objections be filed
in writing with the Clerk of the
Court, or in person bef re th
public hearing, date o,r time is set
when such objections shall be con
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sidered and decision made by the
court.
Under the new law, the licenses
approved by Judge Morison shall
expire December 31, 1937. and
henceforth all licenses shall be
for the pesiod of one year com
mencing January 1st of each
year, and ending Dec. 31st.
David Eyuk, a native of Igloo,
is the owner of two brown bear
cubs,which were brought to town
Saturday and parked outside the
kitchen of the U. S. jail, where!
they receive their daily menu.
The young bears were born:
about March this year, and were
secured from the Wallace Porter;
1 boys, of Dime creek, taken to the
coast by dog team and thence via
airplane to Solomon, thence via
auto truck to Nome. Their own
er does not know just what he is
going to do with them, but thinks
! he might sell them later on.
In this connection the matter of
obtaining them and keeping the
cubs by the Chamber of Com
merce or the Fair Association, as
an attraction for the tourist to ar
rive here on the uly and August
sailings of the S. S. Victoria, may
be a good business proposition.
i The cubs are only about 4 months
old and are at the playful age.
when everybody wants to see or
take a picture of bears, and send
home to show’ the folks how close
they can get to a bear in Nome.
The second annual Treasure
Cruise for Camp Fire Girls will
leave Seattle on the S. S. Dorothy
Alexander on June 29th for South
eastern Alaska. The Camp Fire
Girls at Sitka will entertain the
group on July 4th. Last year’s
party visited the Craig Camp
Fire Girls. Miss Lulu M. Fair
banks will be this year’s hostess
on the cruise for theLakota CJamp
Fire Girls of Seattle who sponso^
this event.
The former Miss Gretchen Young
of this city, is a member of the
Lakotna Group and was the re
cent recipient of a beautiful
shower sent by these young wo
men to Nome by Jack Young on
the first trip of the “Vic.”
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Knight, par
ents of E. W. Knight, editor of
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GIRL UNCOVERS ALLEGED DOPE RING—Joyce McAllister, 27,
(above), attractive former Santa Barbara State College student, was
credited by federal and police officers for her “brilliant detective
work" in laying the groundwork for a spectacular narcotics raid at
Reno, Nevada. Nine persons, including a federal narcotics agent and
a former internal revenue department worker were arrested. Bonds
totalling $41,000 were set for the accused.
the Alaska Weekly, will accom
pany the party in celebration 'T
their recent Golden Wedding An
niversary.
The above information was sent
by letter to the Nugget from Lulu
M. Fairbanks of the Alaska
Weekly.
SEATTLE, June—The list of
1,884 students awarded degrees,
certificates or diplomas by the
University of Washington during
the scholastic year of 1936-37 in
cluded the following from Alaska:
Louise Harlan, Nome,
(cum laude).
Marian Foster, Juneau
Ralpit E. Robertson, Juneau
John E. Stewart, Juneau
Mona M. Foster, Juneau
Gordin G. Ingman, Juneau
Frank M. Reed, Anchorage
Clifford M. Axelson, Yakutat
Florence E. Schoettler, Juneau
Richard H. Radelet, Juneau
Philip R. Holdsworth, Nebesna
Marlton C. Falconer, Ketchikan
Charles Tatsuda, Ketchikan
Robert A. Henning, Juneau
Myra D. Shelton,.Ketchikan
Claire E. Wernecke,. Juneau
Raymond L. Wheeler, Wrangell
Inga L. Hanson,.Ketchikan
William F. Thompson Fairbanks
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
Come and Gtt ’Em
25 cents per Bundle at
NUGGET OFFICE
KIDDIES
You can have a pair of SLACKS
and a cute SWEATER for the 4th
—Specially priced for you at $1.00
Each. AT
Calkins' Shoppe
Weather Today
(U S Weather Bureau)
Low pressure centered over the
District of Mackenzie with a
trough extending to another Low
centered in the Pacific Ocean off
the Southern California coast has
caused cloudy and unsettled wea
ther to prevail over all of Alaska
with some rain and dense fog in
Southeastern Alaska and the Nor
them Canadian districts.
High pressure centered about
six hundred miles southwest of
Dutch Harbor has caused fresh to
strong westerly winds to keep
the temperatures of Northwestern
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The highest temperature at
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and the lowest last night was 40
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NOTICE
All taxes real and personal due
the City of Nome for year 1936
are due and on July 15, 1937,
penalty and interest on those un
paid will be calculated, and the
delinquent tax roll will be pre
pared. advertised, and the pro
perty sold according to law.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
By M. J. Walsh
City Clerk
Publish—June 23,24,25,26.26,29,
30, 1938.
NOTARY PUBLIC
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At RESIDENCE ON STEADMAN
AVE. HOURS 10-3.
CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOME.
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