Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24

Nome musicians are organizing a press band, which, when completed will have at least ten pieces.
 The Nome Kennel Club recently held a meeting for the purpose of ei ecting a board of directors for the en- suing year and to undertake a mem- bership drive.
 The Northwest Chamber of Com merce at Nome recently held it's an nual banquet, with quite large num- Der of members present Following the banquet the election of officers took place with many of the chairs being filled through reelection.
 The people of Golovin are petition ing to have the mail route between that place and Moses changed They want the trail to follow the Quinaho]' river to Hot Springs and thence across to Moses. By establishing this route a considerable distance would be saved between the two points as well as a better trail established.
 Capt. Roald Amundsen, who is SO journing at Nome, is enjoying himself by taking long hikes to condition him, self for his trip to Wainright.
 Victor Anderson, driven by Leonard Seppela, made a trip to Hot Springs in the Nome district Mir Anderson's health required medical and Spring treatment.
 Frank O'Connor, an oldtimer of the Kougarok district, passed along the long trail at Nome recently from heart trouble
 Leonard Seppela won the Yuba dog derby at Nome last month, covering the distance III o0 oA. liC t'i'tii " ''t' heavy and considerable time was lost hv the teams straying from the trail
 The Cordova Chamber of Commerce has extended an invitation to Col J. D l.. Hartman, officer in charge of the Seattle cable office when he visits that city next month on his trip of inspec- tion.
 George Glass X Co.,, engaged in min ing on upper Gaines creek, announces that they will this year ship dredgt to their holdings.
 Abe Wise, an oldtimer of the Fla and Fairbanks districts who was re ported to be i'll in Seattle, is said bl returning Alaskans to have recovered considerably from the sleeping sick ness with which he was afflicted.
 The Beaton dredge and outfit on Ot fer creek in the Flat country has beer taken over by a party headed by J. J McKinnon.
 Harry Little, formerly with the Iu kon Dredge company at Dawson, bu now of the Nome country, left Nena na in company with O. E. Combs, sup erintendent for the Hammon com pany of New York, bound for the low CT river and the Seward peninsula.
 w. K. Keller, who has been super intendent of the Fairbanks school: for the past two years, has been chos en as principal of the Juneau schools
 The United States marshals office in Fairbanks is extending aid to destl tute Indians. A small sum was contrib uted them from the indigent fund anc the matter is now being taken up bl the office with Juneau.
 dlTUduhS ldl h1Oio iiuNS wa >N No >' states for a shipment of 60,00O pounds of seed grain.
 Work of hauling the material to bt used by James Stewart and associates in hydraulic work in the Caribou dis trict was commenced this week, Hol caterpiller and three sleds being en gagged in the undertaking. The location of the mines is above the Munson roat house, in the Salcha river district.
 A letter received in Dawson iron the Mayo district relates the death o Robert Hall, at the latter place iron pneumonia. Hall, during the world wal served overseas and was also veter an of the South African war. A widow and step-daughter, living near Victoria survive him.
 A fire in the garage of the Keno Hil