The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-10
UMAT|lLA ARRIVED
 EARLY THIS MORNING

The eaetae Coast steamship Cee&Nlea the arss sOss oS Shs reassepssal sees te srrivs la Meme Sats sSASes. areRpea aa, SAos a the ro&asssAa sAOrse asssg i've sAss morning agyss sa esevsases3 vOS, sse srNga SeaStas eensassassax Jssse l ] Although rspegtea ta hSSsvy g>s vsSsSr- cay AfJeyaeoa, the CesasnaN wsS Httee etadeeea and cane SaroaxA fsacsteale Oa s>aeaule ,gsae. owtas te tee wiae ! stretch ef show t>sA tAe sseAwev was ssae,e Ie land pssSsaSsrs for Se,se taae ssa Zen ealy ey pne>eSasaS se tae east a S,4aFt GsssAnee Ir,asa kNert pAaxiS eoala they ee l&naea h safety, TAe Soe iS e>eSsssa t&lgsy solia as Se&s peSat bat tn q ont og N.a1e lt iS ia aa eNSeSalnsly ] ,,anSstes> state several Ns~Ss .>>ls ,a..S ,ees58erasle chances eS "a n v lssa she s,sAn,er ssu gax h ee road- ~ssssz and sh rsners 8 hazardous trip Wlgb he aoSs composing the teams In whz>a they wsyS carried ereaUeaslS com pelgea so swim across open spots ia the ;eS .IfteS oefnx landed with the aid cf few heatS the passengers were gen. ,gstily eona-'led te walk the distance ipto NoSe. About thirty persons were landed from the steamer at each trip of the small boats and as a consequence it vas well after noon before any consider able number had arrived in town The ideal weather prevailing made things pleasant. however. and all the new ar rivals plain enjoyed the experience of entering Nome over the ice pack. The question of unloading the freight, of which the Umatila has 1.7oo tons, Is a difficult one owing to the ice conditions It is said, however, that the ice at the point where the passengers were landed Is solid enough for horse teams and some of the freight at least will probably bf discharged at that point Aboard the steamer were total of two hundred huu tibhiS ptloOilS LII WHICli dil put i mall number were destined for Nome.
 The Umatilla brought large consign- ment of merchandise and some jerishables but no mail. The following is the com plete list of passengers
 Mrs II. B. Ames, Mrs. " F. Anderson, John Anderson. c. Aure. A. J. Anderson. A. Adams. J. Aaistad. Victor Anderson, Karl.Anderson, E. Anderson. N. Arzoff. s. Arzoff. S. Andoparrel, c. Anderson J. W. Bust, H. B. Barnett and wife. Fischer Baldridge. L. B. Berry Clyde Bum. E. NJ. Blackwell. A. Brown. D. J. Bur gess.J. E. Balman, Miss S. E. Brown, Alex. Balof, S. Balto. J. Byrne Ofr Burg Emil Bach, H. Berne. C. Brock. holm. L. H. Brown. s. Blom H. w Clark Walter Carson c. J. Carlson. I. W. Coady, c. F. Cummings, Douglas Currie, Carl Carlberg, wm. Catty, A. Christinsen. C. Cowen, J. Conlson. c. Carlsen. J. Curran. c. Cunningham, Robt. Carey. J. Cally. Fred Cally H. Dobson and wife Idinnie Drost c. Dielsman C. Davidson Chris. Darl, A. Dahlstrom E Depot, H. Dougherty Wm Ewing. C. Erickson, o. Engstrom, Conrad Breeding. Hank Fries and wife. A. Fulton. Mrs. C. A. Fulton. E. H. Flynn. H. Ford. J. Frederick A. Frysen. N. Ferberg. Chas Felse A. Guinan Harvey Grant A. F Graham Stephen Grover. Gitchell. II. Gustofson, H. Craven, Miss Hilda Hak- enson. Mrs E. Hill, H Hunt. Chas. Hutl- berg H. 'Heitman, J. Hopkins. " Hunt, II. Harvey, B. Hayes. E. Holm, c. Hun deff Chas. Hedin, Emil Hill, A. Hooker. s. Hill. J. Hugh w Hatch, Hanger, J. Hustelman, M. Hogoloff, L Havahehl. Histrof H Ingles c James and wife. A Jarmuth Mrs. Judah Ed Johnson II Johnson D Johnson H. Johnson A John son Johnson A Joral Kelilher c