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the passage of an act repealing
the. special placer law of 191:
The repealing . act provided that
it should go into effect 30 days
after the meeting of the next s>
sinn of the Legislature in Jan
uary, 1935, so that the Legisla
ture would have time to enoi
any new legislation on the sub
'ect that was deemed advisable.
Til’s is simply another home rule
measure and was Introduced and
passed in order to give the peo
ple of Alaska, further control ovei
their own affairs.
Ill referring to the Fisheries
Fur and Gatne matters, he sal
it was his opinion that the game
Commission was a “washout."
ThHt both these two important
matters ’ should be given over to
territorial handling. ——- —
he said that he had suggestei
and was at present urging that -i
referendum be taken on three
matters of vital Importance to the
people of Alaska, namely: Does
the territory want control of tht
fisheries? Does the Territory
want the abolishment of fish
traps and Does the territory
want the control of the fur an
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Passengers and Freight
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PHYSIC IAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 3 P.M.
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
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game in Alaska?
The matter of making a com
plete fish survey of Bering Sc
would also he undertaken by him
upon his return to Wasihngton.
In referring to some of the her.e
fits Alaska hatL received from the
“New Deal,” he mentioned t'e
present price of new gold and
stated that the increased activities
in gold mining weTe not only not
iceable in Nome hut also in other
Motions, of Alaska. Th ■ present
<e (.' toil was much a loiter sn: 1
tlie peop! ? n i ch more prosperous
as a rest’!*.
He said he believed :no New
Deal” had accomplished much in
many ways, especially in the pro
tection of depositors accounts in
banks and banking business and
asked the people to vote for ad
ministration candidates who would
work out further details along the
line of a “New Deal,” if they
were in sympathy with that idea.
In closing Delegate IMmond
thanked everyone present and re
quested that all Alaskans write or
ask him to help them solve the
many matters which may arise
from time to time.
In reply to a question this morn
ling as to whether President Roc
Jseveit would visit Alaska, he sail
(that it is the president's intentlo;
to pay a visit to the territory
next summer and in answer to a
ther question in answer to thi
raise in the price of gold, stated
that treasury officials did nat
believe there would be any imm
ediate action taken and that it
was highly improbable that the
price of gold would go any high
er than its present rate.
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Drugs
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Clothing
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Nome Drug and Mercantile (o.
Opposite Dream Theatre
RANK BRINGS “TRADER"
BACK FROM NORTH
Ira Rank of the U. S. Mer
cantile Company and owner of the
schooner "Trader," Is back In
Nome after his annual trip to "the
north on the boat. Rank left
here August3, thus making the I
trip in a little over a month.
The Trader, with Captain Pete
Pallsou commanding ou her wav
up made stops at Cape Prince ut
Wales, the Diomede Islands, Point
Hope, Point Lay, Wainwrigh:,
Point Barrow, and then went east
ward toward Demarcation Point,
not going as far as that however.
On the way east from Point Har
row a stop was made at Point
Halket. While there with his
ship, Rank visited with Mr. Mor
ris. who runs the trading post at
l hat place. The next stop was at
Beaehy Point, where Rank visited |
Avnet Castel and his family. The
latter is coming to Nome f ’ '.lie
winter on the trading sh'p V1. S.
Patterson, which is to leave ITer
soliel Island on S ptrmbeiJ 15
Going farther eas . Rails saw
Gus Masik and John Ols n. noth
forme.) Nome. Misik .-old his
-chon n Hazl to Captain Pet
erso;, of tile M. S. fitters'll'
Business was, god and the Trurt
ergl- trip was -on--th^ whole very
successful, staled Rank. The boat
encountered good weather except
for four days in the vicinity of
Point Lay.
Coming hack the boat encounter
ed the Canadian trading boat Chin
ook high and dry on a sand bar.
The Trader helped her off the bar,
after which the Chinook proceeded
on its way to Canadian waters be
yong Demarcation Point.
Conditions to the north are good
said Rank. The fishing season on
the coast was successful, and th"'
Cavey’s Bakery
AND
Coffee House
OPENS TUESDAY, 0 A.M.
TRY OUR BAKERY GOODS
Eight hunches
And Sandwiches
And a good Cup of CoSff
reindeer fawning season was also
good, there being good increases.
In some sections the fur catch
was much greater than last year,
and in others it was below normal.
The Trader is now being prepar
ed for a trip to.. Nelson Island an J
the Kuskokwim, and Rank ex
pects to have her ready to start
in three or four days.
To save writing letters, mail »
copy of The Nome Nugget on plane
NOTICE OF ELECTION
To the electors of the town of
Nome, Division No. Two, Terri
tory of Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that, pur
suant to an Act of Congress, ap
proved May 7, 1906, entitled, "An
Act providing for the Election of
a Delegate to the House of Repre
sentatives from the Territory of
Alaska.’’ an act of Congress ap
proved August 24, 1912, entitled.
‘‘An Act to Create a Legislative
Assembly in tire Territory of Al
aska. to confer Legislative Powers
thereon, and for other purposes,’’
and Subsequent Federal and Terri
torial Legislation and in conform
ity therewith, a (leneral Election
• will be held on Tuesday, Septem
ber 11, 1934, between the hours
of 8. o’clock, a.m. and 7 o'clock_
p.TrT of said day for the purpose
of electing the following -officers,
■ to wit:
| A Delegate to the House
Representatives from the Terri
tory of Alaska:
A Territorial Treasurer. '
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4* One member of the Territorial
Senate of the Territory of Alaska.
Four members of flip Hon e of
Representatives of the Territory
of Alaska:
Two Road Commissioners for
road district No. Two.
The Common Council of thu
Town of Nome, having heretofore,
by ordinance, duly designated the
polling place of said Town, the
Electors are hereby notified.
That all duly qualified voters
residing within the Town of Nome
will vote at City Hall building,
locate^; on Front Street in and
upon Cots 10 and 11 of Block
20 which is owned by City of
Nome, the same being duly de
signated polling place.
Darbd this 9th day of July. 1931.
The , Common Council Town of
Nome,
By M. J. Walsh
Clerk
Publish Aug. 29, Sept. 5. 1934
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