The Nome nugget., 1925-03-14
Board of Directors Meet and Formulate Plans for Racing
 Season

seasons dog races.
 The meeting was called to order at i:30 by acting Chairman O. S. | Weaver. and Geo. S Maynard was unanimously elected President of the Club and the Board of Direct ors. s. H. Burgh was unanimously ] elected Vice President and J. G. K Toussaint was elected to the office of Secretary-Treasurer l The complete Board of Directors as elected are: George s. Maynard. o s. Weaver, s. H. Burgh, Harry Phillips and Thomas A. Ross.
 The meeting resulted in plans to hold the first race of the sea son on Sunday. March 18th and | the entrants are to be ladies, many of whom have already signified their intentions of entering. | The Ladies Race will start at D. m. from the corner of 2nd. and B streets and will cover the old pthe-Loop Course, which has been reversed to eliminate the difficulties often encountered cross l ing Dry Creek On this account i the teams will leave town by 2nd street to F. street. and then out E street and follow the course as printed below, returning to the starting point at B street for the | finish of the race.
 Ladies wishing to enter the race { are required to file their entrees at the Miners and Merchants Bank at which place the drawing for place will be made at 500 o'clock i this afternoon.
 ' The number of dogs in each team , will be limited to FIVE for this race. and it is estimated that at least twenty-five teams can be had for the event It is hoped that the ladies will get busy and try out their teams and the course.
 The officials for tomorrow's race are: Judges, M. L. Summers. AL mer Rydeen and Mrs. Lulu J. Welch: Timekeepers, J. W. Seger- strom and Alfred J, Lomen; Start CT, Professor L. E. Rynning and Marshal. C. J. Woofter. the mar shal to select his own assistants.
 A committee consisting of S. H. Burgh, Harry Phillips and O. s. 1 Weaver. was appointed to secure prizes for the Ladies Race, and the committee surely did it's work in snappy fashion. The following prizes were secured by the commit tee, and they are all worthwhile prizes too It will be noted that there are two first prizes): I 1st prize. Cup. donated by I Segerstrom and Hagen.
 1st prize, 1 Picture, donated by Lomen Bros.
 2nd. prize, Waffle Iron, donat- cd by the Alaska Industrial Mining & Power Company.
 3rd prize, Leather Hand Bag. donated by Thorulf Lehman.
 4th prize. s1O.O0 Water Card. donated by Allyn & Pangman.
 5th prize Sucking Pig d'' Iated by Independent Meat Market.
 9th prize. Skirt Bag. donated by Leo Seidenverg. | | pn0 hn- hated by D. E. Crowley Grocery Company.
 sth prize. $500 worth of Thea tre Tickets. donated by J. W. Clark 9th prize. lbs Hills Bros. Cof- fee. donated by Chas. Lewis.
 10th prize. Pair Silk Stockings. do 1ated by Jack Seidenverg. 1 11th prize. Pyrex Dish, donated by E. L. Holt.
 18th prize. I Box of Candy. do- hated by A. Polet. }ft
 The consolation prize will be 6 ) Jars of Candy donated by s. H :. Burgh.
 The Board also appointed the committee which is to be in charge l of the Borden Handicap Marathon Race, for the famous Borden Cup | and those named are as follows l Granville R. Jackson, chairman } Bud Lehman and M. A. Winkler f The committee for this event are
 in full control of the race, and will
 set the date of the race with refer [ ence to the best trail and weather