The Nome nugget., 1924-04-12

fathers.
 | Mayor Geo. s. Maynard has been lelected three times in succession as
 Mayor of Nome, and previous to that
 was elected twice as Council
 man, thus serving the city for six
 years as Councilman and Mayor. Mayor Maynard came to Nome in 1900 from the Dawson country
 where he spent a portion of the early
 days mining. making the trip to the 1 interior over the famous Chilkoot
 Pass. Since being in Nome he has
 been engaged in mining and the 1 newspaper business. In the latter
 enterprise, Mayor Maynard has been 1 identified as printer and Publisher, 1 for many years, working on many i publications as printer and in later
 years Publisher of the Nome Nugget ! having been assoicated with the lat , ter publication when il was a daily paper and passing rom daily to | [
 sue. which is the publication now is sued. The Mayor was one of the voters who voted for incorporation of the City of Nome in 1900.
 Cuncilman Henry Bursh is an-
 ptEer old timer of Nome, having
 come to this city in 1900 and engag- ed in mining and business since.
 Councilman Burgh has been serving on the City Council of Nome for eight years, and is one of the most widely known men on Seward Penin- srla. There are very few places 1 throughout Alaska that one will not fird many old timers who lay claim to t1owine ond ra''ioe for q friend, Henry Burgh. of Nome
 Councilman Charles Cavey is an other well known old timer on Sew ard Peninsula. having been in Nome sirce 1900, and like Councilman Burgh. his friends are many and are .-e'.c-5I to ''a fese Q !rers of -ha Territory Councilman Cavey has
 been engaged in mining and business
 il Nome for the last many years, and has served on the council for approximately six years.
 Councilman William tBillyl Sin kan from the Dawson and Fairbanks country. having spent the early days in the former camps when things were booming in those localities. Councilman Sinhold has been in Nome for several years and is now serving his second year as d member ct the Nome City Council. Councilman R. B. Julian is we'll
 known business man of Nome. and
 while not an old timer of the early days. he succeeded in making and
 retaining a large number of friends o,: Seward Peninsula since his arriv- al in the Territory, Councilman Jul ian is now starting on his third year
 ir the City Council. having been re- elected at the last election held April 1st.. this year.
 Councilman T. (Bud) Lehman has spent practically his entire life on Seward Peninsula, coming to Nome as child. with his parents, in the early days. His father engaged ir business in Nome and is now one of the leading merchants of this city. Councilman Lehman is known to every old timer who has made Nome Ia stopping place since the camp was inow starting his third year as a member of the Nome City Council.
 having been reelected at the last el-
 ection by a large majority, leading
 the ticket for Councilman.
 Councilman Cliff Allyn, who was elected to the Council at the last el- ection. getting the second largest
 number of votes for Councilman. While not an old timer in Alaska.
 hc has succeeded in acquiring many friends throughout Seward Peninsu-
 la. Councilman Allyn who is one of
 the owners of the Allyn and Fang
 man Transfer Company of Nome.
 has for the last two years been in
 business in Nome. and previous to
 that time in the mining industry in Nn,,o ,pl thu Coupci1 dietriof