The Nome nugget., 1924-05-31
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

chased the Independent Meat Mar ket. will assume personal manage
 r.vnt of that establishment next
 Monday. June ?. Mir. Modini's res ienation from the office of the Clerk
 os the District Court will become ef-
 cective at the close of business in the Clerks office this evening. and he
 is losing no time in getting into the
 new game.
 l MT. Modini is well known in Nome. 1 He has lived here for the past twen- ty-two years and has been closely
 associated with the athletic, social ard fraternal life of the camp dur 1 irg all that time. He has had con-
 siderable experience with the meat
 business. having been employed ty
 the Pacific Cold Storage Company i for some time, and also assisted his 1 father. George Modini in conducting
 restaurant business here for many
 years.
 i These experiences will be invalu- able to MT. Modini in the conduct of
 the new venture. since through his connection with the supply and pre-
 Iaration of foodstuffs, he has learn
 ed just what the hungry public re- cuires and demands in the line Of meats.
 It is the purpose of Mir. Modini to handle nothing but the very choic- est varieties of meats. hams, bacon.
 butter. eggs, lard, and all meat pro
 ducts. and fish in season. He in tends to make number of changes in the Market, installing modern and up-to-date appliances for the pres eTvation of meats. one of which will be a showcase refrigerator which will keep the meat fresh and cool. and protect it from dust, insects. and the like, and prevent the pro- miscuous handling of the meats on display by thoughtless public. The new manager has an arrangement
 
 tn. shipment of nothing but the
 very choicest products that can be bought.
 The cold storage plant in connec- ] ii with the meat market is to have thorough renovation throughout before the new supply of meat ar r.ves. and re-arrangement and
 renovation of the sales room is also contemplated. New paint and other
 repairs and improvements will be
 applied with view of the utmost
 sanitation and neatness.
 i MT. Modini has arranged with Hugh O'Farrell and Albin Poison to
 remain with the establishment. They
 are both old timers and are well 1 known here. Mir. O'Farrell is an
 expert meat cutter and a pleasant,
 genital and accommodating sales
 man. and MT. Poison is thoroughly familiar with the cold storage busi-
 ress and refrigeration. A better
 choice of assistants could hardly be
 made.
 A big shipment of choice meats and
 other supplies vii arrive on the i first Victoria. It is estimated that
 ly the time the first steamer arrives the stock on hand will be completely
 exhausted, or very nearly so. It is the intention of the new manage
 Iaent to endeavor to keep on hand
 everything that can be supplied in the line of meats, and special atten-
 tion will be given to those who de- i sire some particular little thing
 which is different" The family
 trade will be given the closest atten- ton. and it will not be long until the new manager knows everyone's
 tas tes and will promptly satisfy them.
 Yesterday, May 3Oth., was spent in taking an inventory, and tomor- TOW. Sunday will be spent in getting things in shape for Mondays open ing It is believed that Mir. Modini
 will use all his great store of energy in serving the public in the Inde- pendent Meat Market as diligently and well, as he has done for the last six years in the office of the Clerk Of the Court. and if he does, the pub lie will be well served.
 MT. W. H. Webb, who has con- ket so long and so well, is leaving, with his wife for the States in the near future. We are sorry to lose
 Mir. Webb. but since he must go. we