The Nome nugget., 1924-11-01
SHORE PEOPLE ENJOY
 DINNER ABOARD SHIP

i Steamer Alameda of the Alaska
 steamship Company's fleet was pre-
 pairing to get under way for their return trip to Seattle. a number of
 snore people who went aboard with friends and relatives were enjoy
 ably entertained and treated to chicken dinner which was served
 to kings taste.
 It is said that the officers and | crew of the ship were on watch to see that everybody was comfort | able and that as the lighters were 1 brought alongside the passengers served in the saloon. which was certainly appreciated after the lighter ride in the cold snowstorm 1 that was in progress. James P. ! Daily. local agent for the company, and Captain Jensen of the ship were both active in overseeing the
 work of placing the passengers and attending to the wishes of those who needed special care, especially those who were not we'll.
 The work of discharging the car go of the ship was promptly done and a record was established for so late in the season, although the cold weather was not to the favor of that labor An important item of the cargo on this trip of the vessel was the shipment by the Miners and Mer- chants Bank of Nome of gold hull
 lion to the amount of S155.0Oo
 The passenger list follows Constance Thompson, Mitchell Thompson, J W. Thompson Mrs. Thompson. 0. D. Cochran c. A. 1
 Perryman, Mrs. II Dorsey, Nick Turailo. ] F Mckee O. NJ. Powell, ! W 0 Nicholson. F J German. Mrs. | German, Otto Halla. F. F Bell meyer, Roy Wilkes. Henry Han nan. Gabe Lind James Kelliher !
 Al Sitton. I. R Roberts. C F Smith. Victor Jacobson. E Sund- | berg k A Treffers, Walter W Lu- l kens, W F Wagner. Floyd Davis. l Mrs A Anderson. Mir. and Mrs Fax on Lewis G A Paxton. W G Lenhart. J. Fl. Lake. Jahn Anderson, Otto 1 Olson, Chas Ericksen, Fred John son. Chas. Haltberg, Carl Albert son, A W Kah. W E Macaulay. 1 Mrs Macaulay. Harold Anderson.
 M L Adams. Martin Strand. W
 Johanson. Jos Weaver. Nj Me
 Leod. F.. F. Gilbert, Burt Balkan. John Bell. A II Nuland. Mrs. John | Williams. Walter Williams. Fred l Aver. Mrs. Aver, Allan Lee. Rich ] ard Lee. Mrs. Lee. Richard Lee. ! Jr.. Ira D. Orton, Geo. b. Scho
 field. Harry Hagan, J F Math
 ews, Otto Moras. Mrs. John Heg- i ness, Brenda Hegness. K Horsfell | Geo Connolly. Mrs. L. ". Mattilla | Miss Helen Lomen, Paul Degan. l Gus began, John Hagar, B NJ
 Buckley, Chas. MilOt, Mrs. Sam
 AaIsagow E E Pearce, John Lampe | Dave Runyon. T. McGanu, Norman | Beattle, 0 M hanson. F C Jones, ! , Lavlne. Lewis Ericksen. Arthur l Miller, Wm. Pangman, Margaret 1 Lee, Geo. Mattilla. Lowell Morgan, 1 Chas Butler, Gerhart Tweedahl, 1 Oscar Swan, James Binon. Peter Edin, Ole Boyd. Ernest Buckmast | CT, A Johnston, W A Jones, Peter l Sibley, II A Anderson. Vim Hepp. 1 Chas. Eckstein. Chas. Nelson, Mrs. l D. L. Hofer, Margaret Hofer, Hell ell Hofer, J W Burgess. Mrs. Jas. Lillie. J. J. Hamlyn. J. C. Fleet. Chas. C. Laisson. Al Lowe, Ed Anderson, Kirk. Emil Johnson, J. $. Seares. Gus Nelson, Frank Hall, Cy Hester, May Ambler, R E Cap CTS, Fay Delzene, Mrs. Anna Carl ooA' oaM oHAsn' o"Aico ia"ies,
 J Cole, Barney Rolando, Gilbert
 Russell, Chas Duckman, J Shar-
 on. c. P. Cooke, Ed DuProck. And rev White. C W Bigelow, Colman
 Griffith, F. H. Lynde. Carl Lind blad, Norman Webb. M Connolly, D A Spalding, John Dandson,
 Juanita Williams, Henry Bern, Glassner, A. N. kittilsen, Chris Hansen, A Sampson. Rev. N. F. Hoijer, x Butler, John Valney,
 Liiiie, H. R. Edwards, A Nord- ale. G Swanson, E Swanberg. Gus Johnson, Harry Chester, John Enayle K Kahn c Elkan Gan