Dredge Cleanups
Made This Week
An account of mining develop
ments in the Council section report
ed today that the North Star Dredg
ing Company, in which Fritz Mebe;
and Henry Gunim are interested
had their first cleanup this week
with alleged good returns.
The Ophir Gold Dredging Coni
pany, which Hans M. Hansen now
in the hospital at Nome is interestec
in, is also reported to have had theii
first cleanup this week.
Reports stated that the dredge
which Chas. Kimball is interested
in repairing and placing in opera
tion, is expected to commence oper
ations in about two weeks.
Airplane Activities
-
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT
did not make a second flight yester-:
day to northern points due to ad-1
verse weather. That flight is now
set tentatively for tomorrow, W.P.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service returned last night from
Kotzebue and Baldwin with Mrs. T.
A. Vernon and R. B. Julian as pas
sengers. Art Chamberlain was a
passenger from Kotzebue to Deer
ing. Another flight North is sched
uled for either Saturday or Sunday,
depending on weather conditions.
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Eskimo Entertain
ment For Arctic
Cruise Big Success
The Arctic Cruise Entertainment
Program put on by the Eskimos of
King Island, Diomede Island and
Nome, received the applause of a
packed house, enthusiastic in their
appreciation of the many features
unacted by the Eskimos.
The program took place in the
gymnasium of the Native School
last night. During the day an ex
hibit of Eskimo handicraft was an
interesting display for the many
newcomers to Nome.
In place of the Raven Dance, the
Sea Gull Dance was given. The
facial expression with the move
ments of the dancers were greatly
enjoyed by both cheechaccos and
sourdoughs.
The Arctic Adventurers from the
5. S. Dellwood of the Alaska Line,
gave their undivided attention to
:he progress of the Wolf Dance
vhich they loudly applauded. All
standing room was completely oc
cupied during the course of the en
sertainment.
The Eskimo exhibit was on dis
play in the intermediate room of the
school and was open even after the
program was completed in the even
ing. Stimulus is being given to a
movement to make these Eskimo
exhibits and programs an annual
affair, with representations, both in
dances and exhibits from Eskimo
villages over all of Seward Penin
sula. It is receiving much attention
and probably some time in the near
future will see a regular Eskimo
Fair at this time of the year when,
tourists passing through will have
the opportunity of witnessing many
of the interesting tribal customs and
practices.
On behalf of the Eskimos taking
part in the entertainment and fur
nishing of exhibits, the committee
in charge of the Arctic Cruise Pro
gram wish to express their appreci
ation for the enthusiastic public
support and attention.
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|0. S. Sullivan Of
Internal Revenue
! Calling At Nome
O. S. Sullivan, Internal Revenue
^Collector for Alaska, with head
quarters at Juneau, who arrived yes
terday on the Meteor from St. Mich
ael, is temporarily located at the of
I fices of the Clerk of Court, Aimer
Rydeen, and will be pleased to dis
1 cuss matters of business with who
j ever requires attention to his depart
! ment.
I Mr. Sullivan came down the Yu
| kon River by boat from Eagle and
j Fairbanks in about twelve days,
! making good connections all the
I way. This is Mr. Sullivan’s first
1 trip to Nome. After completing af
i fairs of business in Fairbanks and
i Eagle, he took the opportunity of
| coming to Nome at this time.
He expects to remain in Nome for j
| only a few days, before returning
by airplane to Fairbanks and his of
fice at Juneau.
MARINE NEWS
!
The Coast Guard Cutter Northland |
departed yesterday for Unalaska j
: where it will undergo slight repair
work and outfitting for its annual 11
cruise to Point Barrow. It is sched- j.
uled to return to Nome in about 10 i
days.
The S. S. Derblay of the Alaska
Line, departed from Kotzebue about
j noon today for Nome, and is due to
arrive here August 20th,sailing soon j
after for Seattle. The vessel is |
scheduled to sail from Seattle for
Nome on her second voyage, August
14th.
The S. S. Dellwood. Arctic Cruise i
ship, sailed late today for Norton
Bay ports, including Golovin, Un
alakleet and St. Michael and will
return here in three or four days,
proceeding thence to Teller and East
Cape, Siberia, with the ‘’Vagabond
Adventurers.”
Arriving on the M. S. Meteor yes
terday from St. Michael were Pat
rick Sweeney, U. S. deputy marshal
at St. Michael; O. S. Sullivan, inter-;
nal revenue collector for Alaska and
a man and his wife, whose names
were not obtained. The vessel sail
ed again last night.
_
Dr. Victor E. Levine, representa-:
tive of Creighton University School
of Medicine, of Omaha, Nebraska,
was an arrival in Nome on the S. S.
Dellwood, enroute to points North
as far as Point Barrow.
George Anderson
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