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LOCAL NEWS
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Work is progressing rapidly on j
the O; S. Weaver building on I
I Front .Street across from the new j
, hank building. At present workers ,
i.'irp straightening the wall and get- ^
ting it ill line. Work will be com- i
pleted first in the apartment which
the Weavers will occupy on the
. cond floor, and then the first,
storv improvements will he put. in.
Weaver is planning to have gal
vanized iron roof cover the build
ing. After work is • finished
't. ■ the appearance of the corner
< n which the building, which was
formerly occupied hv the D. K.
Crowiev grocery store, stands will ■
lie generally improved.
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It is expected that the number |
two dredges 'of the. Mammon Con- j
s violated Gold Fields wil bP ready
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by tomorrow to start operations, j
The dredge is situated on the left ,
ljmit-.nf Center Creek-T—
Unable to run until ground was
thawed ahead of it, number two
!s starting digging for the first
time since the close of last sea
son.
Excavation work has started for I
the new addition to the Mammon |
company’s power house, planned j
for this winter. . Two new Diesel
engines of 525 horsepower each
will he brought in to Nome before
the close of navigation this f ’**
and will be installed this winter
in the power house. They will In
I crease the output of the plant by
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DR. RIX F. SWAR1Z
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFIC E HOURS: I to 3 P.M.
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. H. G.‘ HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS © A. M. TO S P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. C. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. E. W, FROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Hour*—1 to 7 p.m.
MRS. H. M. BOOKMAN
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPH*-'*’
At Nome Tailoring Company
HOURS 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M.
>ne-third, making it possible j
operate more thawing pumps for
the three dredges.
Alfred J. Lomen has received a
wire from Seattle stating that th" |
S. S. Arthur J. Baldwin sailed j
from that port at 8 o'clock last 1
flight with a capacity load ^of |
freight for Nome and all ports j
from St. Michael to Kotzebue. :
The vessel also carried mail.
Pilot Ben Easley of the Hons'
Airways, who left Nome yesterday
to take passengers, mail and ex
press to Candle and Kotzebue, w w
expected hack this afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. James Keenan of Can
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SPORTSMEN ATTENTION!
The Territorial C.ame Commission !
:i jt Juneau, Alaska, has appointed
three game wardens for this sec-j
tion whose duties it will he to ar- I
rest and prosecute any persons ,
shooting ptarmigans between now j
and the opening of the sensoi |
September “1; Having these bird's
in one's possession wilt be siifhc
lent evidence for conviction. The
penalty there/or is Imprisonment
and a fine of 125 for each bird
found in one’s possession.
Northwestern Alaska Eur, Elsli
And (iame Protective , A-ser
LOCATION OF KIRK
0 ALARM BOXES
12 . Standard OI»
13 . Oaratenn Way
14 . .. Nome Lighterage
15 . Front. St. and Steadman
21.Steadman and Second Ara.
23 .Third 9t. and Lanes Way
24 .First Ave. and B. St.
[ 26... Catholic Church
[31.First Are. and D. St.
132.D. St. near Anderson House
33.First Are. and Bridge St
41 w.. Nugget Office.
4 2... Hospital
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ALASKAN ESKIMO
WRITES ABOUT DOINGS
CAPE PRINCE WALES
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WALES
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
July 12
The Nome Nugget,
Nome, Alaska
July, 4 th, While the whole
town >was celebrating the 4tli of |
July, ’the schooner C. S. Holmes
called it|. Two oomiaks lighter
ed- WlitTe ~ the ^ rest * of the people
finished the selected games.
The cutter Northland got in
not long after the Holmes but
but sailed south immedia'
The schooner Holmes
the Mission's winter supplies and
left the next afternoon after trad
ing with the natives.
July 6th. Two oomiaks arrived j
here from the Diomede Islands,
on their way to Teller and Nome
on their annual trip.
July 11. Early this morning
the S, S. Derblay called in and
discharged freight for G. J.
Waldheim also Mrs. Florence I<
ok, daughter, and son, Sheldon,
aud her grandson. The Derblay
left soon after the freight was
discharged. .—r
The reindeer boys of the? Cape
Reindeer Company left ldst night
for the reindeer herd for marking
and counting.
July 12, One oomiak of Dio
mede natives left last night but
the other was delayed by one oi
the men who was not feeling well.
It, however, left four hours afte>
the first.
A few grown-ups and one little
girl are having intestinal trouble
serious as there is no nurse or
teacher here.
July '23. The reindeer herders t
got into the village early this mn’-n j
ing with a goodly number of the
herd Counting of the deer had
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been going on since July 24th
Between six and seven thousand
deer have been counted.
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Eugene Opokene, aged about
2S was found dead July 31. lie
was left alonP by Ms folks durinu
the reindeer roundup. !
Auk: 4, The Cutter NfthUi'o
arrived here as did also the nev
mail boat. Meteor. Most evervntf
was glad to see Miss Keaton >
was aboard, the N. rtl.land.
Aug. 7, Most of the people- :n
the vitlage have go* ten over, their
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INLEATION TALK NEAR OVER
(By The Associated Press)
SEW YORK. Aug. 15. A sag ,a
nonferous metals was noted as ia
flation fevers continued to sub
side. Moderation and an unset
tled and dull market resulted to
day. Losses of fractions to two
points were numerous. The fin
al tone was heavy. Sales were
half a million.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Probate Court for tit;
St. Michael Precinct. Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
In the matter of the estate of
Ellen Maria Boyne, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tbs
undersigned, Clement P. Boyne,
has been appointed by the above
entitled court, executor of
the estate of Ellen Maria Boyne,
deceased.
All persons having claims ugaiusl.
the'*’ estate of said deceased, are
hereby required to present the
same duly verified to the Execut
or at his rtjidpnce in I'nalaklee*-,
Alaska, jvitliin six months from
tile date of th's, notice.
Dated at rnulakleot. Alaska, the
1st day of August, 1934.
Clement T\ Boyne,
Executor.
.Publish Aug. 1. 8, 15. 22. 29.
1934.
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