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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS
FINK WATCH REPAIRING ' EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
214 FRONT STREET, NOME, ALASKA.
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Chevrolet ' Auto (Freight ’? Mechanical
OlfdunobUo Taxi l( A ^ Imrlcatlon
Pontiac Boa To little Or. Electrical
IUuick Parcel Delivery Tires
CMC Trucks Painting
Parts A Accessorise Renovating
Oas and Oil £
PHONE MAIN 100
LOCAL NEWS
Ben Easley of the Roust Air
ways flew a plane to Candle this
afternoon a! 2 o’clock with mail,
express and one passenger. Eas
ley expects to return to Nome
within a few days. s
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Hans Mirow of the NAT mailt
a round trip to Teller yeat'erdav
afternoon, bringing to Nome M”.
J. I. Anderson and Lloyd Root
from the northern town. Mr
Root had a piece of steel imbed
ded, in his eye, and came here to*
have it removed. He is all light
now and flew back to Teller with
Pilot Mirow this morning. Mr.
Roor is interested in property on
Gold Run.
After returning from a trip to
Teller this morning. Pilot Hans
Mirow of the Northern Air Trans
port took off at 2 o'clock this af
temoon Tar Candle with __ three
passengers, Mr. and Mrs. Jam-*
Keenan and Jim Robbins. The
Keenans and Mr. Robbins came
down to Nome las! week on a busi
cess and pleasure trip, and we-e
waiting for the S. S, Victoria to
arrive in port with their supplier
before they returned to their min
ing operations on the Keewalik
River. Mr. Keenan and Mr. Rob
bins are interested in the Arctic
Circle Mining Company there.
Kotzebue
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
Aug. 19th
Nome Nugget
Pilot Frank Dorbandt arrived
bere' last Thursday with his tri
motored plane accompanied by bis
co-pilot. He carried as passengers
Mrs. Reode from Los Angeles who
was on a tour in Alaska accom
panied by Mrs,. Carlas from Fair
banks; Mr. Charles Brower well
known trader from Pt. Barrow
with his son Bob and daughter
Jennie were also on. Miss Bev
erly Morgan was also one of (hem.
They are all enroute to the States.
Pilot Dorbandt left here' Fri
day morning for Fairbanks.
Pilot Ben Easley of the Itoilsi
Airway*, arrived .'—her* .Last ipeit.
day with C. -C. Tanner, a lawyer,
from Nome who came up on a
business trip. During the same
day Pilot Easley also came with
Daniel Hunnicutt and Solomon
Washington from Candle.
ePIlot Easley expects to leave
today with C. C. Tanner and Mrs.
Loujs Rotruan and her children
for Nome.
Mr. Frank Zjmninski from peer
ing is here for. medical attention.
The cutter Northland* arrived
here yesterday from its trip North
with Miss Tiber, traveling nur«"
of that section. Miss Tiber ex
pects to stay here for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Eckhardt
were down here on a business trip
a few days ago, Mrs. Eckhardt
was not feeling very good hut ia
better now after she had medical
attention.
Angeline Davidovtcs
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Due to recklws driving, many
ptarmigan have horn found dead
on the highways leading from
Nome. We ask you to kind!y be
more liunmne and at least give
these birds a chance for their
lives.
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Northwestern Alaska Kur, Fish
And Game Protective Associa
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DR. REX E. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 3 P.M.
NOME, ALASKA, |
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Republican Legislative
Program
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WK PliKIKiK TO WORK FOR I,KGlNI,ATIO\ AS FOI,U)WS: /
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1. To restnyt taxation to actual requirements and with proper consideration to
^ the taxable resources.
2. To maintain the present high standard of our public schools granting them
adequate appropriations to coWinue and to improve.
To urge the Federal Government to. make an additional Allotment for a
school building at Nome awliich w.ould accomodate students from all parts
of the Division".
4. To obtain appropriaTHms of road funds for the construction of new and the
maintenance of established roads and trails. *
6. To work for the extension of the Federal Highway Act to Alaska which v*.
would make possible the continuation of "the Kougarok Tr’amVay, the
Sunset Road to Teller via Gold Run, and a road to Solomon and Council,
and one between Candle and Deiring via the Kugruk River coal mines.
6. To maintain shelter cabins on bona fide* mail trails and to establish a
proper shelter cabin at the Serpentine Hot Springs.
7. To secure an appropriation for an adequate landing field at Candle and for
a landing field and hydroplane port in other places in the Seciond Division
v|r needing one or the other, and to improve established fields and ports ___
8. To support all efforts for the maintenance and extension of air mail service
in the Territory.
». To continue to urge upbn the Federal Government the desirability of estab
lishing an air squadron within the Second Division as a proper defensive
and training measure. \
10. To continue the improvements of/1 the Nome Harbor. ‘ ^
11. To facilitate the installation, maintenance and operation of radio telephones.
12. To provide for assistance to prospectors and miners through the establish
ment of a Bureau of Mines with a resident Mining Rngii\eer In each Dlv
' f **ion to “dvise the individual operators as to mineralization, methods of
prospecting and mining, and passing on the apparent value of discoveries
after direct personal examination.
13. To memorialize Congress for a survey of the waters of Bering Sea and
the Arctic Ocean to ascertain the value of food and shell fish therein.
14. To strengthen the liquor law so as to assure a revenue to the Territory on
all liquor consumed, to prevent a monopoly, and to maintain a low level
ot prices.
IB. To take advantage of the opportunity opened to the Second Division and
to the Territory resulting from the recognition of the Soviet Republic by
encouraging trade relations.
16 To establish a juvenile correctional institution within the Territory.
17. To increase the power and extent of operations of the Territorial officials ^
elected by the People.
To acquire a real Home Rule for Alaska. This does not mean appointing
"carpet baggers” to Alaskan positions.
RBITBUCAX CI,lTB
We the undersigned candidates for the Alaska Territorial legislature on the
epublican Ticket are pledge to the support of the above platform adopted
by the Republicans of the Second Division of the Territory of Alaska
ALFRED J. IjOMEX
Candidate for Senator. ■
A. <;. Ill,AKE
(HAS, KENNEDY
LEROY M. SULLIVAN
NELS SWAN BERG, SK.
Candidates for Representatives
GENERAL ELECTION : TUESDAY, KEITEMIIKR II, 1984.
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DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS o A. M. TO 5 P. 51.
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DUNHAM QUILDING
NOME, s ALASKA.
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DR. L. W, FROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome., Nugget j
Office Hours—I fo 7 p.m. 1
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MRS. H. M. BOCKMAN
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At Nome Tailoring Company
HOURS 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M.
OK PHONE RESIDENCE
(CARPENTER .
BUILDER
ALTERATIONS REPAIRS
ART BROWN
Will Draw Your Plana And
Complete Your Estimates
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Jack Solomon
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