WALES
(Special Nugget Correspondence.)
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Wales, Alaska, April 8.
Rev. liable from Shishmaref and
Mr. Olson from T&lief Mission,
called at Watee-'TTuring March.
Paul Stajrtird arrived here on
March 9ta to attend to reindeer
business. He went on to Shish
maref and returned to Wales on
the 24th, wi.h Fred Topkok and
his dog team.
With the longer days the mail
man reaches here earlier. In‘ the
month of March he had been to
Shishmaref and returned by the
10th, ready to go on to Teller.
Tom Coveland of Tin City, has
epent several dgys with Mr H. J.
Christensen at York, during the
mnnth, helping in hauling and
cvttiitg wood.
Conrad Aloweeslk, grandson of
Onaluk, has been ill all winter.
Last summer he went to Kotzebue
to the hospital for an operation on
hde throat, which helped temporar
ily, but the doctors gave him little
hope, v He died on April first.
Dwight Tevick’s daughter, Dor
othey, who has had an abscess on
her side for several months, is
norw greatly improved. It was
thought for a time that she could
not live.
The men are getting their whal
ing boatB and equipment ready.
^ White whales, have already been
«•
seen in numbers.
Louis Tnngwenuk and Mike Ko
weluk, will leave for Teller and
Nonve on April 10th if possible.
Louis will attend the Reindeer
Convention at Teller,, and attend
to business of the Cape Reindeer
Company in Nome. Mike will
visit the family of his brother
Philip Nanuruk in Nome.
Many natives hope to attend the
Reindeer Convention in Teller.
Word was received from Philip
Nanuruk from Fairbanks on his
way to Hollywood with the MGM
film corporation who are engaged
in filming the "Eskimo”. Philip
is glad his airplane rides are over.
After he has tried a railroad, he
will probaibly be still more eager
to get back to his dog team.
MOOSE ATTENTION
Installation of Officers, Monday,
April 24tb, at » P.M.*
W. H. KOCH, Secretary.
St'OR ns decision
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CHICAGO, April 22. (/Pi-Tom
Loughran of Philadelphia, scored
an unanimous decision over Isa
idore Oastranage, in a ten round
bout last night. Loughran weigh
ed 185 while his opponent weigh
'ed 189 pounds. s
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j Lady Driver—Will you please
tell me if this is the third turn to
'the right after the left turn at the
second crossroads ”
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Your neighbor does not like
it when you ask to
borrow his paper
.^.So why ijot
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The City Council met in special
session on Thursday, April 24th at
8' p.tn. . K ■■
Mayor Wright called the council
to order and stated the purpose
of the mee ing was for to retire
the outgoing members of the 32nd
Comipon Council and to install the
new officers.
After going through the usual
routine business the 32nd Common
Council adjourned, sine die.
The oath of office was then ad
ministered to Mayor-eleict Tarnut
zer and the new members of the
Council, as well as to the other
city officials.
Upon taking the .chair and as
suming his new duties, Mayor Tar
nutzer in an appropriate address
thanked the citizens for the honor
which they conferred upon him
jtnd pledged himself to give the
City an efficient administration.
The following committees were
appointed for the ensuing year, viz;
Police and Jail, Polet and Poi
son
Fire and Water, Hagen and Bal
siger.
Finance and Building, Mason
and Polet.
S reet and Lights, Poison and
Hagen..
Law, Ordinance and Printing,
Balsiger and Bahlke.
Health and Relief, Bahlke and
Mason. . ...
City Clerk M.J. Walsh was in
structed to insert a notice in the
newspaper calling for applications
for positions in the Fire Depart
ment.
The financial statement read
by the clerk showed a net balance
on hand of $5,546.90.
A rising vote of thanks was ex
tended to ex-May or Wright and
he three retiring members of the
former council, viz; S,C. Ander
son, W.A. Oliver and W.B. Mc
Carthy, For the efficient manner
in which they conducted the affairs
of the Citv dttripg the past year.
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There were a good number of
citizens in attendance which shows
that considerable interest is taken
in civTc affairs. The next meet
ing of the Council will be held on
Monday, April 24th. at S p:m. at
which Mine the applications for
positions in the Fire Department
will be .considered.
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IHKi OWNERS ATTEXTIO*
Al, Braton's Summer IK>g Kennels
at Fort Ifctvis, will he open May
first, for the care of dogs at 33.50
per month. Inquire at Fourth anti
Stead inn n Avenue.
CRURCHNOTES
FEDERATED church
" _Rev. F G Forrester -
Sunday school at 11 am.
Evening worship at 7:40 pm.
Organ Music.
Church school, 11:00 am.. Mrs.
Harry Lomen, acting Superintend
ant.
Worship service, 7:45 p.m. The
high school girls’ class will part
icipate in a candle-light service.
Mrs. Luther Dunlbar and Miss Mar
guerite Johnson will sing solos,
A violin solo by Miss Virginia
Lomen.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
M. I. CHURCH
W. F Baldwin. Paator*
11 A. M. Morning Worship and
Sabbath School.
7 P. M. Evening Worabip.
A PROPOSITION
Party having one thousand dol
lars who wants to go placer mining
on bench claim near Dahl creek, in
Kougarok, can have satisfactory lay
with owner.. Winter and summer
diggings.. Drifting knd taking out
four feet of pay gravels under 30
feet of frozen gravel... Mighty good.
Begin at once with boiler, etc. Work
ers only. Conditions favorable
every way, r Writ or inquire, ad
dress.
“Dabl Bench Claim, care of tlie j
Nome Nugget. . '
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BANK STATEMENT
( OFFICIAL PUBLICATION )
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
MINERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF ALASKA
Located at Nome, Territory of Alaska, at the close of business on
the 14th day of April, 1933._ _, ^
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ...,.T .$96,100.00
Loans on real estate . ....5,150.00
Overdrafts ....9.9 7
United States Bonds owned ..,.185,742.19
Other bondB and warrants owned .. .- 405,801 .<M)
Banking house, furniture and fixtures. -...808.00
Other real estate owned--—--- ®
Due from other banks ..... .. ....147,49 9.5 >
Checks on otner banks and other cash items . 3.333.04
Exchanges for clearing house ..... —0~
Cash an hand . . .... . 108,545337
Other resources, judgments, claims, etc...
Expenses in excess of earnings. .
Gold Bullion on hand ...... 84 0.77
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TOTAL .. -....$953,329.89
* LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In ............—.:..... . 100,000.00
Surplus fund . ,. 25,000.00
Undivided profits lees expenses paid.169,542.42
Dividends declared but unpaid .-——- .0.
Due to other banks—^deposits ... 0
. Due to other banks—overdrafts __——• . 0
Individual and savings deposits ....322,536.37
Demand and time certificates of deposit . 336.251.10
Cashier’s «ad certified checks .... _. 0
Notes and bills rediscounted .-___s..„ 0
Bills payable (including certificates of deposit) for mon
ey borrowed ........ 0
TOTAL "y_-. -.1953,329.89
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ) ♦
TERRITORY OF ALA8KA > 8. S.
SECOND JUDICIAL DIVISION J
I, J. 8. Stangroom, Cashier of the above named bank, do
solemnly swear that the foregoing statement Is trne to the best of my
knowledge and belief. J. 8. Stangroom, Cashier
(NOTARIAL SEAL)
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 19tb day of April, 1933. (CORRECT ATTEST)
RUTH WALSH
Notary Public In and for the Ter- JOHN TREIOHLER
rltory of Alaska. My commission A. M. HARTFORD
expiree July S. im. Directors
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“A SMILE”
Krbm the Land of the
MIDNIGHT SUN »
-——— xonic, Alaska!
He la.ae aioug the road c.
filly looking at each bam her it
the doors of the houses. —“~z_' v
After a while he stopped and
called a policeman. .
"I say.” he said ‘‘does a family
named Greenlee live here?”
The policeman shook his head
“No," lie replied; ‘‘but there is
a Mr. Green who lives at one end
of the doard and a Mrs. Lee who
lives at the other end.”
“Oh," said ‘.h* inquiring 'nab
“they must have been divorced.”
“Life’s just a bowl of green
persimins,” groaned the discourag
ed sister.
"What’s the matter, dearie ”
asked her chum.
“Oh,” she cried, "I’ve used.
Bunkem’s tooth paste, Hooey’s
anti-B. O. soap, Baloney’s gargles,
and Whoopee’s face lotion and
still I’m not popular.”
“If I should try to kiss you,
would you scream for help?”
“No, you’d have to help your
self.”
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“You have complained that your
books are in the fed.” said the
business doctor.
“Yes,” answered the manager.
••We’ll tlx that in a jiffy."
“How?"
“Throw away your red ink_.and
use purple.” —
"You know, Bart," she said,
“Mrs. West has a very nasty ha
bit.’*
“What’s that dear ” he asked,
patiently. ~
“She turns around and flocks
hack every time, we p:<s hpr in
the street.”
“Really! And how do you know,
dear?’’
“Papa, George says he wants me
all for himself.”
“Well, don’t you think you can
live up to that requirement?’’
_ Floorwalker—I noticed that
your last customer did not buy
anything, but he seemed very
pleased. What did he want to
see?
Salesgirl—He wranted to see me
at eight o’clock .
“I have just purchased a very
rare object—the fountain pen with
which Danta wrote his “Divine
Comedy.” _
‘‘But fountain pens had not /been
invented in Dante’s time.”
*‘I know it. That’s what makes
it 80 rare.”
“We all think well of a good
loser.”
"Yes; particularly if we get
some of his money." ZZZZIi;
Aunt Jane—Well Ethel, I sea
yob have landed a man at last.
Angler's Daughter—Ye9, auntie,
but you should have seen the ones
that got away.
"The sun never seta on the
British empire,” said the English
ing proudly.
^■What a pity,” remarked the
American girl. "At home we have
suteh lovely sunsets.”
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