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S. W. TAGGART. MANAGER
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WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL COST TO THE
CITY, OTHER THAN THE USUAL DRAY AGE
CHARGE. Telephone Main 108
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BUILDING CONTRACTOR
E ST., NOME. ALASKA
Cabinet Work A Specialty Estimates Gladly Furnished
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OPENING
ARCTIC BEER PARLOR
AND CARD ROOM
Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
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FACTS ABOUT THE
NOME BOND ISSUE
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and the new ones should require no
expenditure for upkeep for some |
time to come. The other item is the
proposed new school house. It is a
certainty that after the new school-.;
house is built there will be a large ,
saving in the repair and upkeep of ,
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this building. The City of Nome has ;
been paying 20r!i of the running ex
penses and all of the repair and up
keep as well, which in the past has <
averaged no less than $1,000 per I
year. These facts should show that <
Nome can pay ofT the bonds without I
raising the tax rate at all. .We must
have the money in order to rehabili-,
tate our city, and the only way to 1
get it is to vote “Yes” on all items on '
the bond issue ballot.
Taxes will not go up if the bond 1
issue is passed but you may be sure 1
that if it is not passed and the city at 1
tempts to do any but a minute por
tion of the work at this time con
templated, by itself, without out-side '
financial aid, then the assessments
will be higher than they are now.
Without outside help the city of
Nome could not ever rebuild its fire
department, not to mention side
walks, streets, drains or city hall. Do '
you thing the Government will put 1
up a Federal Building as contemplat
ed if the city cannot give it any fire
protection or build a sidewalk up to
it? Will we get a new school house
without these city improvements?
Not very likely. The bond issue
aught to pass. Vote “Yes” on all five
items on the bond issue, and at the
same time do not forget to vote “Yes"
oit the city election ballot on the pro
position to abandon certain streets
and alleys. This proposition must be
ratified because it is entirely inter
woven in the P. W. A. plans for im
proving the city.
A much better system of streets is
laid nut now than before the fire, so
vote “Yes” on the bonds and “Yes”
on the street question.
The Public Relations Committee of
I. W. A.
FRED YENNEY, Chairman
Mail the Nome Daily Nuggei 10
your friends, and let them know
about the re-building of Nome.
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LOCAL NEWS
The Nome Brass Band is to pract
ce again in regular session this ev
ening. All members are requested to
>e present.
Doc Kemp left the hospital today,
ifter about a week's stay, during
vhich time he recovered from his
llness and is now back at work
igain.
Ed Ullrichson driver of the fire
lepartment team left the hospital
oday for his home where he will
onvalesce for a few days before re
urning to his duties.
Pilot Hans Mirow according to
elegraphic reports received by the
Jome office of the Mirow Air Ser
■ice, was scheduled to take off from
Fairbanks at 7:00 o’clock this a m.
or Nome via Deering. He had a
ull load of passengers and express.
Superintendent Ross J. Kinney of
he Alaska Road Commission for
his district returned Saturday from
i trip down the coast during which
ime he carried on an inspection of
rail conditions and shelter cabins,
farold Sweet was the ARC driver
in the trip which carried them, ac
:ording to reports almost to the
nouth of the Koyuk River.
According to reports received by
darry Nelson of the Roust Airways,
ailot Frank Whaley of that company
and pilot Chester Brown of the Nor
thern Air Transport are both storm
aound at Unalakleet. Both planes
left here Sunday morning one tc
contact another plane at Nulato and
the other enroute to Fairbanks. A
later report today stated pilot Whal
ey was now at Kaltag waiting for
weather to go on.
A fire of undetermined origin yes
terday evening was reported intc
the fire department which made i
run to the Nurses’ Home in the real
of the Mayanrd Columbus hospital
The fire was found to be in one
of the Maynard Columbus Hospital
a davenport and several pillows. It
was extinguished speedly but the ar
ticles were ruined. No cause was
given.
NOTICE
The following candidates have beer
duly nominated for the respective
offices noted, to be voted upon at
the annual Municipal and School
Board Election on April 2, 1935.
FOB MAYOR
Walter L. Slack
Rex F. Swartz
FOR COUNCILMEN
Cliff Allyn
Ernest Balsiger
Harry Gerberg
Edward Gross
Harry Hagen
M. (Jake) Jacobsgaard
Alvin A. Polet
C. O. Roberts
^OR CITY CLERK
M. J. Walsh
FOR CITY ATTORNEY
Leroy M. Sullivan
FOR CITY TREASURER
J. S. Stangroom
FOR MEMBER OF SCHOOL
BOARD:
Carrie M. McLain
And I do hereby certify that each
af the above named candidates has
complied with City Ordinance No
241.
M. J. WALSH,
City Clerk.
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Affs. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
C. C. TANNER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
FEDERAL BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA
TUESDAY
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
Dream Theatre
JANET GAYNOR
CHARI.ES FARRELL
IN
TESS OF THE STORM
COUNTRY
A ROMANTIC LOVE STORY OF THE
RUGGED NEW ENGLAND COAST
ALSO
HOLLYWOOD LUCK—Hollywood Girls
AND
ANYBODY’S GOAT
ADULTS 75cts (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
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ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
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