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Local News Items
(3nd Town Topics
The U. S. Civil Service Commis-,
sion announces that civil service ex
aminations will be held at Nome, Al
aska July 19,1919 for the position
of stenographer, typewriter and
clerk, for Field Service.
Application blanks and pamphlets
of information may be obtained from
the postmaster at Nome or the Col
lector $f Customs.
Beginning July, 1st the first class
postal rates instituted during the
wai; period will be reduced to the
old schedule. Instead of the present
three cent rate for first class mat
ter, the charge will be two cents per
ounce or fraction after that date.
Domestic postal cards will require
only one cent postage.
AT PIONEER IGLOO
BEDS SOcents per night. Secure
your House' Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. Also use of read
ing room for guests.
MRS MOXQHAM
The wireless report that one of
the passengers of the Senator had
attempted sucide shortly after the
steamer entered Bering Sea was
verified after the arrival of the Sena
tor. The passenger in question is a
well known old time miner of this
district, a member of the Pioneers
j of Alaska, named Claes Rodine.
Some of his fellow passengers
state that Rodine became mentally
unbalanced during the trip and at
tempted to cut his throat and wrists.
Using a dull knife he was unable to
inflict a fatal wound, before being
stopped by some of his fellow passen
gers. Shortly after this he-t^umped
thru a ventilator opening, crashing
into the boilerroom, shattering the
non s of one arm and receiving other
serious injuries.
Lingering in an unconscious con
dition for several days he died after
the Senator had arrived in the road
stead.
Rodine used to be connected with
Boulder Creek Mining Co in the
early days and was well known
among the old timers of this camp.
Chris Madseii who was in the
Nome Draft Contingent, arrived on
the Senator. He left for Dime creek
where he is interested in some valu
able mining property, glad to ex
change the gun for a number two.
Engineer E. L. Carpenter, who has
full charge of the work on the Snake
river harbor commenced the prelimi
nary survey work last Tuesday.
The Latouche which is carrying the
needed material tor the construction
work pulled out for St Michael, with
out discharging the same, thereby de
laying the commencement of the
work considerably.
Win Tollefsen, Joe Zabriskey, Win
Delamonte, Win Peterson, Al Braten,
and Herman Ingala were among the
passengers who after spending the
winter in the states are glad to be
back in Nome again.
Some of the boys looked rather
sheepish when they hit Front street*
and were reminded of their protesta
tions made last fall that they would
never come back to this blankcty
blank country etc.
But its the same old story, work
is plentiful and wages are good, but
the high cost of living keeps a fel
low humping to make both ends meet
and Alaska isn’t so bad after all. con
sidering the prices they are charging
in the cities on the outside.
Miton Roper, who has been spend
ing the winter in Alberta Canada is
going to York to work for George
Mahla again.
Milton says that the spread of the
radical movement among the educat
ed people in the section of Canada
which he visited was the surprise of
a lifetime to him.
Bolshevism is being advocated now
by people who would have been ter
ribly shocked a few years ago if any
one had imputed even socialistic
views to them. Profiteering, the
enormous fortunes made during the
war, suppression of free speech and
the general manhandling of laboring
classe is receiving, have opened the
eyes of many who formerly felt that
they had nothing in common with
the working classes. According to
Roper’s observation the political fu
ture looks bright altho many a hard
struggle wil have to be fought before
brighter days will dawn.
The 8. S. Victoria w 11 take mail
Qn this tripout. *
ATTENTION L. O. O. M.
Kegular semi monthly meting of
the Loyal Order of Moose will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2 p. in. at
Eagle Hall. All visiting members
are requested to attend.
(’HAS. \V. THOMAS, Sec.
Captain Mustard, our esteemed
medico of former days arrived on a
visit on the Victoria. He was heart
ily welcomed by the many friends
whom he made when he was living
among us. It is being deeply regret
ted by all who know Captain Mustard
that his stay will only be a short one
and that he will leave on the Victoria
to resume his duties at Camp Lewis.
The big batch of first class mail
that arrived on the Bear has been
distributed, and the postoffice force
is now digging into a tremendous
amount of second class mail and par
cel post.
W. R. Cramer and Wm Sinb.old,
both old timers of this camp, who
have been spending the winter on
the outside are making a short stay
in Nome. They intend to go up the
Yukon on a prospecting trip.
The Marshal's office announces the
receipt of a supply of income tax
blanks covering automobiles and
boats both of which are subject to
taxat:on under the new tax law. The
tax returns on these articles mu3t
be made by July 1st Owners of
motor boats or auto’s may obtain the
blanks on application at the Mar
shal's office.
F. A. Reed brother of the late Chas
W. Reed owner of a machine shop
arrived on the Vic to settle tile estate
of his deceased brother.
The famous old coaster Flyer own
ed by the Karaeff Bros, Siberian
traders has received a thorough over
hauling and w-ill proceed to Siberia
within a short time.
Jake Kristan co-flwner of the Em
porium who arrived on the Vic brot
in a new and complete stock of up to
date wearing apparel for males and
females.
Mr Kristan who was at Camp Up
ton training camp in New York says
that Nome looks good to him, and
that he is glad to be back again.
Victor Julian has left for Osborn
creek with a crew to put his dredge in
working condition.
Barney Gibney yhas received his
certificate of election as Territorial
Hoad Commissioner of District No.2.
The schooner Arctic owned by Ira
Rank will be ready for launching in
a few days, and will then be placed
on her usual summer run.
Dan Jones. Superintendent of the
Alaska Road Commission, returned
yesterday on the Senator by way of
Valdez and the Yukon. The office
of the Commission is again open and
work will soon be resumed on the
local roads.
Sam Basset and family, who 1 ft
Nome last fall, are enjoyng the rut—
tic life on a farm at Renton Junction
Wash. In a letter Sam says they are
in. the bast of health and sent regards
to their Nome friends.
The Summer Solstice, marking the
highest north declination of the sun
and the longest day of the year, oc
cures tonight, June 22, 1:54 a. m.
ARRIVES FROM BEIXillM . .
PARIS, June 20—President Wil
son and his party arrived here from
Belgium this morning.
The President is awaiting the de
cision of the German government
regarding the Peace with con
siderable anxiety, as his stay in thi3
city may be considerably prolonged
if Germany refuses to sign the Peace
Treaty.
TO INSPECT POSTS
SEATTLE. June 20—General
Morrison commander of the Western
Department, U. S. Army, accompan
ied by his aid Lieutenant M. Smith
will sail for Alaska tomorrow on an
inspection trip of tht Alaska r.rmy
posts. He will proceed down the
Yukon and will visit Fairbanks, St
Michael, Nome and Valdez.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
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advertise. Give them the preference
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