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xOKiAKOk TRAM KOAJ>
XKARIA OI’K.N (iLACIKR
STIM, HOLD IT* TRAVKL
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With a crew of from 10 to 1'■
m^n working on the glacier at the
I' S. Roadhouse about mile Z~<.
oh Ihe Kouga-rok tram road, trav
<1 w'ill sOon tie open along that
mute, through to Shelton.
J With the aid of- a steam eiitt. i
lie n en are removing large pieces
of ‘tv.gen snow and ice from the
I track. The glacier stretches al tig
rh- • ■ :u k for about loo feet an.-I
Wild many places is as deep as V !
| aid s feet.
.The work is b iug carried j
■with the stenjn (-after in threi
ofg.h-tsh'our shifts a day, so that by
tlte time tit" lirst boats arii-e
I Xante. the road will be open!
This summer will see consider- i
l.ahle activity on the'tram road,
( the matter of ron-o'itcitiig al> -u |
! 15 miles of track as an extens.o , I
Mo the present read must he dene I
j Equipment, consisting of to-;
| steel rails, timber, and bridge mat
| ••rials must he hauled to the end
f the present road to Shelton.
lioss J. Kinney Superintendanr
if the local uftlVe of the A la'lot
k ml Cumtnissi n. who made a
survey of the track yesterday r,
leried ti.at be expected to see
’he opening of the road clear thru
•i Shelton within the next few
days.
Once the glacier is removed a'
the U. S. Roadhouse, very little
n w lilncks tile way tltriaigli tii
Iron Creek and Shelton.
I'ACIIIC ALASKA AI HAY AYS
AYYAUDKI) IVYKK-YVKKKLY AIR'
ijMAlL CONTRACT FOR
I YYIXTKR MONTHS
Received in the last mall was
nformation regarding the Award
ing of airmail coiitravts fo* the
period from Nov. 1st, '1934 to
abon' May 1st, 1935.
The Pacific Alaska Airway .
subsidiary of ; the Pan-American
Airways, based at’ Fairbanks, has
be n awarded a contract hv the
Postal Department to carry mail
along a route from Pifher Ncnani
(o' l'\t: rha n k.via Tolovan. Hot
„ SpHnas, Tatiana. Kakrines. Ruby,
. Hr-' tia, Kiynl-ruk. Nniato and Holo
v.in to Nome and return, twice
I wce'r.y, . on,menrlnir about tile
' fir f November.- 193 1. and ex
! ti-'rng tf. about May 1st. '935.
(They are to carry not to ev eed
h loon pounds of mail made on ■ acb
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trip each- way. Carriers iff phhes
are to leave opposite terminals
on about even dates. A murg'n
of live days has been allowed for
: Hie completion of any one trip, one
way i
As far as could he learned, the
j contract did not specify what types
or classes of mail should or should
not be carried, sq Jhat one thing
is certain, that ohr second class
class mail matter will undoubtedly
be coming into Nome next winter
via airplane, only about one week
'p ten days out of Seattle.
One of the remarkable fea'ures
of the .mail contract awarded . is
that the service' is to be twice a,,
week between the two terminals,
with only one boat running to Se
ward weekly, during the winter
time, the first class mail matter,
which Nome would have to watt
for, for about a month, will be
coming into this city only three or
four days probably, or even on
the same day, as the first < lass
letter mail.
ropy of The Nome Nngsref on plane i
To *»ve writing letter*, mail a
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: I to 8 P M.
NOME, . ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES *
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS © A. M. TO 5 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. C. TANNER
• LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. W, FROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Honrs—I to 7 pan.
Al’I’KOVKS NOMINATION
FOIC I NDKIt SKI KKTAKV
( liy The Associated Press)
WASH IN'GTON, Juhe Hi, ity a
vote of sixteen to two the Sen
tub Aitricult tire Committee today
approved the nomination of Tun
•veil, to be I'inter Secretary of
Atri'icii]tijre. The .Senate as a l)61y'
will .vote late, today, or, early t.o
. ... p
morrow.
itKoi.N skakch Fok missini;
virK-i ovsn,
i Ity The Associate d Press)
NAN’K INC. June lit. National
•ihM.ers- began an intensive hou«<>
.oils/* sailrt-h for Cnrmoto, the
iiissinsr Japanese Vice-Consul. ,'n
i siir'eme effort ’to locate him.
MISSIM; .1 \I*A\KSK Vllli
mvsri, is i'oi'mi
(By The Associated Press! *
SHANtillAI. •lime K5, Kilitei
Kura.nioto,' the missing Japanese
Vice-Consul was found aliye today
wandering around in an ancient
cemetery on the edge of Xankiug
The Chinese said lie showed signs
>f a mental lapse, and was in a
-'ate of exhaustion, presumably
ifter several days- of wandering.
He was. the cause of the Japanese
warships being sent here, and the
threats made against Nanking by
'lie Japanese government.
VAT ACTIVITIES
.(By The- Assoc-la-led Press!
Pilot Ross of the Northern Air
"ransport took , off *this morning
from Fairbanks at a.m. for
Nome with mail, express and pass
eiMters, arriving at Nome this af
ternoon. after .a fast flight. He
S scheduled to return to Fair
banks Jo morrow morning weather
permitting.
ARCHITECT FOR SCHOOIiS
I.EAVES HERE TODAY
Mill travel to lower river point
to inspect sites for Territorial
School buildings.
John M. Speer, architect for Co
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Department of the Interior, who
is inspecting school building-- iri
the Territory, left Fairbanks
the train this morning for Nenan
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where he will hoard a boat fnr
the Yukon.
.Mr. Speer arrived in Fairbanks
Wednesday on the train He mido
a flight with Jack Hermann tfi >
following day to Fort Yukon. At
that point he signed a contract fur
the h)ii!ding of. a- now seh.pol . N'eii
.1 Xeclinisoti of Fort Yukon will
const no t the to-iv building
Ent-oute down the river- Wt
Speer will stop„at K’u-by to inspect
a site for a new. school .building
He will wake stops a- M:t r-liall.
Oolovin aud Nome on his trip tu
the Westward.
After leaving Nome Mr. .Speer
will travel to Una la ska by boat
and will inspect sites for ten new
school build in its which will ti»
built on the Aleutian Islands. He
I plans Uj .return to his hVadnuar
I ers a i .1 ■ ii* a u ill about si* weeks.
The build ill ex of th™ n.ew school
| in the Territory .was made pass-,
jible th'i^i.ueh 1’i.tblie- Works Adjnlti
istratione f unds, the' eripemVit ni e of
[which sire ^utj^icrized Jiv* tKyoriiti;
i Jo fin W. Tr.uy. Mr. Speej- is work,
{in'e directly under the Governor.
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