LOCAL NEWS
NAT PLANK ACTIVITIES
Pilot Vic Rfiss of the Northern
Air Transport left Fairbanks to
day at 10 a.m. for Nome with C.K.
Hallberg, IV. A. Barth olomae. and
Barney Kelly and Miss Marie
Kiernan as passengers.
Pilot Kirkpatrick arrived Nome
yesterday with B. F. Raymond and
Creo. Crimes as passengers and 1 Hf>
pounds of mail.
Pilot Mirow returned to Nome
at 6:110 a.m. today from Barrow,
making the trip in one day.
Pilot Kirkpatrick made a roind
trip to Council today with Fn <1
Mebes and Mrs. Anna Dickson as
passengers.
Pilot Brown of the NAT took if
‘h’s morning 'or Fairbanks,
Dee Taylor of* f lie ARC a'S a pns^o
enger, and mail and expjess.
The Cutfev Northland, sai '
about eight p.m. last night for
St. Lawrence Island and King Is
land. and will probably return t .
Vop in a con td e nf da vs.
TEXT OX Itll.lj AI/l/OWING
SUSPENSION ASSESSMENT
WORK ON ri.AIMS
Following is the text of the bill
iKii'Ki rt Uy 'Congress and signed by
President Roosevelt allowing for
he suspension of assessment work
• n claims this year.
fPURER’ NO. 22«
T.’M < O Stilt ESS
(S. li.’MS)
AN ACT
Providing for the ron iis'on of tin
dual assessment work on mining
claims held by location in the
United Slates and Alaska.
He it enacted by the Senate
nd 11 o use of ft presentatives of
‘he United States of America in
Congress assembled. That the pro
vision of section 2224 of the Kc
vised Statutes of the United Stilt
‘■s, which requires therefor, nr.'
less than $100 north of labor tc
bp performed or improvements at
negating such amount to be made
each year. be. and the same is
hereby, suspended as to all min
ing claims in the Unifpd States in
•lud'ng “Alaska, during the year
qr"! nping at id o'clock meridian
P'lv 1. 19:12, and ending at 12
■•lik meridian duly 1, 1!»:; 4:
"divided, That the provisions of
this Act shall not apply in the
case ,of any claimant not entitled
*o exemption front the payment of
a Federal income tax for the tax
bie year 19ti:!: Provided further.
That every claimant of any such
min ng claim, in order to obtain
the benefits of this Act, shall die.
>r cause to be filed.- in the office
where the location notice or certi
ficate is recorded on or before 12
o'clock meridian. July 1, 1924, a
notice of his desire to hold said
mining claim under this Act. which
notice shall state that the claim
ant, or claimants, were entitled to
exemption from th,. payment of a
Federal income tax for the tax
able year 1 922: And provided fur
1 heiy That such suspension of ass
essment work shall not apply' to
more than six lode-mining, claimf
held by the samp -person, nor to
more than twelve lodei-muiinp,
claims h* Id by the same partner
ship. . association. or corporation:
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N.VJ’
DR. REX F. SWARTZ '
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: I to 3 P.M.
NOME. ALASKA.
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DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS ® A. M. TO B P. 11.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. C. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. W, FROMM
DENTIST v
Opposite Nome Nugget
Offloe Hours—l to 7 p.in. '
MRS. H. M. Bockman
(PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Opposite N ixugget Office
"hours 10 a.m. to 12 noon
, Or By Appoimtmen
rocst airways
Pilot Whaley of the Roast Air
ways made \a round trip flight to
Council today taking over ('has.
Goetzenberger and John Metten
as passengers, and a capacity load
I of freight and mall. <
■ Pilot Kaslev- of the Roust Air
' 'vavs made a round trip from
Candle ' to Quartz Creek with
freight and (’has. K.vern as a pass
enger.
Pilot Whaldy is scheduled to
take off for Peering, CitAidle anil
Kotzebue , tomorrow with J)f. R.
K. Smith for Kotzebue and Mrs.
j Sun dentist and baby for Candle,
and a load of fresh goods for Kot
zeli ue.
Pilot Kaslev is scheduled to fly
from Candle to Rockland tnAnor
I row and fake Gen. Morelander
.from there to Kotzebue.
fi?CI GAISOK TRAMWAY VH
I'iPl-.V TO SHKI/rov
_
! Th( Knugarok Tramwav Com
Nome to Shelton was opened up
Sunday about 1p.m. The crew
!jf'hJch has been working at the
id’.—S;—Rna d house—cuTtrrrg^-their
i way through the glacier at that
I’oint completed clearing the track
i Sunday. At present tram cars
can make t he round trip through
from Nome to Shelton and return.
\V. It. Graham, driving the Kou
garok Limited for O'. M. Powell,
left Nome yesterday morning with I
Ed Burke, Mr. Schultz and Her !
man Inga la as passengers, for j
Shelton, returning to Nome about
2:30 p.m. today. While up the !
a k Graham moved the Alaska
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RANK OF ALASKA |
ALASKA. S
Established 1901
General Ranking Business !
Conducted
Checking Acconnts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check j
Interest Paid |
^ ^ On Time Deposits
j j Gold Dust Purchased
| j Me Solicit Your Business jjj
Hoad f'oiiimdsHion railroad crew
from mile 70 to tlie Iron Creek
section
The Iron Creek bridge is weak
and tiie crew aiy repairing it -to
day. and—will—probably have it in
condition by tomorrow night. The
Kougarok Limited is scheduled to
leave for Slfelton with freight and
passengers tomorrow morning
again.
MIN lilts vitiation:
I*'oi- sale to whoever is looking
for a good investment in mining
claims. crock claims ah mi 12
miles west of Notin'. Ml thaw
'd ground about I2."> feet wide:
ft'OTil fi to b feet to bedrock.
"H ‘
S|»rinsis at head «>f creek. Water
all tho time. .Inquire at \'nxgi-l
Office: --
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('O.NKKSHK8 TO Ml'RDKR
IT VKAU-()l,|» GIKI. ■
(By The Associated Press)
MALONE, X. Y.. June 2ti, •Au
thorities' announc ed that Thomas
Showers.* a (VC worker had con
fessed to the-,staying of Cleo Teli
stone, fourteen years • old. whos ■
nude body was f'utul in the for
est near lj'ere.
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