ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Project No. APW-Alaska-23G and
Project No. APW-WPC-Alaska-12
Sealed bids for Water Distribution
System. Treatment Plant and Source
Development. Sewer System, and for
Sewage Treatment and Disposal Plant for
the City of Nome. Alaska, will be re
ceived at the office of Philleo Engineer
ing & Architectural Service. Professional
Bldg., 529 Sixth Ave., Fairbanks. Alaska,
until 2:00 p.m., Alaska standard time, on
December 27. 1963. and then at said
office publicly opened and read aloud.
The information for Bidders. Form of
Bid. Form of Contract. Drawings, Speci
fications, Forms of Bid Bond, Perform
ance and Payment Bond, and other con
tract documents may be examined at
the following:
City Hall. City of Nome, Alaska
Philleo Engineering & Architectural
Service. 529 Sixth Ave., Fair
banks. Alaska
Daily Pacific Builder Plan Room,
465 Tenth Street, San Francisco,
California
Portland Builders Exchange, 1125 E.
Madison, Portland. Oregon
Plan Bureau, 2403 Western, Seattle,
Washington
Associated General Contractors, Cen
tral Building, Anchorage. Alaska
Associated General Contractors,
Gaffney St. at Noble St., Fair- j
banks, Alaska
Associated General Contractors, j
Multnomah Hotel, Portland, |
Oregon
Associated General Contractors. 215 j
W. Harrison. Seattle, Washington
Copies may be obtained at the office j
of Philleo Engineering and Architectural i
Service, 529 Sixth Avenue, P. O. Box
464, Fairbanks, Alaska, as follows —
General Contractors may obtain two
sets and sub-contractors may ob
tain one set, upon deposit of $100
for each set. Full refund shall
be made for each such set re
turned in good usable condition
before February 1. 1964.
Any interested party may obtain as
many sets as is desired upon
payment of $100 for each set. |
This payment will not be re- j
turned.
The Owner reserves the right to waive |
any informalities or to reject any or all '
bids.
Each bidder must deposit with his j
bid, security in the amount, form and I
subject to the conditions provided in i
the Information for Bidders.
Attention of bidders is particularly
called to the requirements as to condi
ions of employment to be observed and
minimum wage rates to be paid under
the contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
without penalty within 30 days after
tne actual date of the opening inereor.
Date: December 3, 1963
City of Nome. Alaska j
by: ROSCOE WILKE
Mayor
Pub.: Dec. 4, 6. 9. 11, 13, 16, 1963.
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Favorite Beverages
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29 Years Ago Today . . .
1 Arthur Kohler, wood expert,
says missing pieces of Lindbergh
| kidnapping ladder rung “definite
! ly tics Hauptmann to the Elec
tric Chair.”
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Twenty-two victims lie as mute
evidence of denatured alcohol
which spread a wave of agony
through Portland, Oregon. Own
ers of Miller’s Drug Store charged
with involuntary manslaughter as
result of last words gasped out
by dying victims.
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City Council meets and takes
up issues of new school building,
additional lights for Front Street,
and a temporary fire alarm sys
tem.
Maurice Chevalier stars in
“Love Me Tonight” at the Dream
Theater. Jeanette MacDonald,
i Charlie Ruggles, Charles Butter
j worth and Myrna Loy support him.
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The operating deficit of the1
Alaska Railroad was $178,973 for
fiscal 1933. This is a decrease of
$7,811 from the deficit of the
previous year.
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Catholic Ladies will give a card
party, refreshments too, at St.
Joseph’s Hall.
PHOEBES' YULE PARTY
TOMORROW EVENING
The Phoebe Circle will have its
annual Christmas Party Thursday,
Dec. 12, 7:30 p.m., in the Phoebe
Hall. All members and their hus
bands are welcome. Bring a gift
to exchange at the party.
The following are in charge for
the evening: Devotions—Fred Sa
vok, Games—Elsie Okitkon and
Frances Johnson, Refreshments—
Barbara Hanson, Hannah Ahma
j 90k, Lizzie Sherman and Lods
i Mclver.
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M-M-M HOSPITAL
Admitted — Anna Kopanuk,
Betty Tootkaylok.
Discharged — Vincent Kanin
gok, Martha Tate.
Transferred to ANS Hospital,
j Anchorage — Francis Payenna.
Evelyn Koozaata.
ANB Regular Thursday Meei
! ing postponed until further notice.
Where ? ?
In Nome ? ?
Can You Buy ? ?
BUILDING MATERIALS
WELDING EQUIPMENT
LIGHT PLANTS
PUMPS — Hand, Suction, Electric, Gas-Powered
Lubrication Equipment — Insulation
Presto-Lite — Steel Bars and Plates
Sled Runners and Hickory —
— A Left-Handed Wrench —
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
Former Miner Max
Hirshberg Passes On
Carrie McLain has heard, from
her son, that Max Hirshberg
passed away on December 3, at
the age of 88. He died in Seattle.
According to Carrie, Max had a
real flavorful past. He was a big
mining operator in the Teller
j area, with two small dredges op
j erating in Sunset Creek across the
| harbor from Teller. Carrie recalls
that he owned a store in Teller
in 1901 and 1092. In 1915 when
she went to Teller to teach, Max
had a beautiful story' and a half
home on Sunset Creek which
sported a large vault and a huge
library- of valuable books. She
says, “The shelves reached from
the floor to the ceiling.” Hirsh
berg was also the originator of an
idea to line his ditches with con
crete. With about 30 miles of
ditch, he soon got out of that no
tion. His most famous feat, accord
ing to Carrie, was riding a bicycle
from Dawson to Nome in the
spring of 1900. Max was married
to Carrie’s sister-in-law’s sister.
Dewey Goodrich 111
Mrs. Clyde Glass has a letter
from Mrs. Nancy Goodrich in
which she informs that Dewey
Goodrich has had an operation
for lung cancer. Dewey is in the
Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle
and although the lung operation
was termed a success he has had
some heart complications, accord
ing to the letter. Mrs. Goodrich
sends best wishes from Dewey
and herself to all of their friends
in Nome.
New Welfare Worker
Mrs. Catherine Boyd has been
named acting district representa
tive for the home district of the
Division of Public Welfare effec
tive Dec. 16, 1963.
Mrs. Louise Bockman who has
been district representative for
the last four years is resigning
Dec. 15.
Mrs. Boyd has had experience
in public welfare work in Minne
sota and came to Nome on Oct. 15,
1963, from Northfield, Minn.
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
8:00 P.M. — CITY HALL
RUMMAGE SALE
at LWY CENTER
Thursday. December 12
Sale Hours: 10 a.m. to 12:30
“LET’S TELL EVERYBODY” —
Give Christmas subscriptions to
Alaska’s magazine, ALASKA
SPORTSMAN — $5 a year first
subscription, $4 a year for each
additional year or subscription
ordered at same time. We send
gift cards. Order Now Dept.
F, Box 1271, Juneau Alaska.
LOST_Prescription Sun Glasses.
Return to Harold Ahmasuk, or
to Nugget office. Reward.
147p
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SELL Those Surplus Items. Let
a Nugget Want Ad convert them
into cash for you!
Classified Rates — First insertion
50 cents per line. Each additional
I insertion 25 cents per line.
NOMERAMA THEATER
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
FIRST SHOW 7:15 SECOND SHOW 9:30
BACHELOR FLAT
TUESDAY WELD — RICHARD BEYMER
TERRY THOMAS — CELESTE HOLM
E. W. Morton
Passes Away at 63
(From the Fairbanks News-Miner)
Edwin Wilbur Morton, operator
of the Northside Grocery since
September, 1962, and a 30-year
employe for the Fairbanks Ex
ploration Company in Fairbanks
and Nome, died in his home early
Saturday.
Born Sept. 10, 1900, in Sacra
mento, Calif., Morton came to
Alaska in 1928. He lived in Nome
until 1952, when he moved with
his family to Fairbanks and con
tinued working for the same gold
mining company.
Surviving Morton are his wid
ow, Ann, and a son, Dale, of
this city. Other survivors are
three daughters, Roberta and Dor
othy of California, and Edith A.
Dunlap of Douglas, Alaska. Two
sisters living in California also
survive.
A funeral service for Morton is
set for 1 p.m. Tuesday in the
Fairbanks Memorial Chapel.
Burial will follow in Birch Hill
Cemetery.
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‘Properly Humiliating’
FAIRBANKS UPI — “If you do
it again,” warned the juvenile
court judge, “you’re going to get
spanked.”
The 15 Vi-year-old girl did it
again — played hookey from
school.
Monday the girl was before the
judge again who remembered his
earlier warning.
With the permission of the
girl’s mother and before three
female witnesses “to make the at
mosphere properly humiliating,”
the youngster was whacked with
a yardstick.
The spanking followed numer
ous warnings, said the judge, who
asked his name and the girl’s be
withheld.
He went to the
Bering Sea Club
— Naturally!
Go down and see Paul!
Why do tve give so much extra service at no cost? We have
to. We?re not the largest bush operator in N.IF. Alaska.
We’re only No. 2.
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