The Nome nugget., 1927-09-17
HEADLESS BODY OF MAN FOUND
DEMPSEY AND TUNNEY PREPARING FOR BATTLE

italist. with rooms at the Diller. Con Seibel, once with the Head. quarters in Nome.
 Harry Kelling. carpenter, who I was waiting, for a boat to Seward. Nsls Peterson. former laundy. man of Nome. who invited us to Snohomish where he has a pool room and ice cream parior. In and Around Alaska In ketchikan. we saw Jimmy Ol- sen, who is captain of his own trolling boat.
 Geo. G. Grigsby. a leading poli- tician, Hart Humber, who is police chief, and Dr. J. H. Mustard, pros porous and looking the part. who came down to the Admiral Rogers to see us.
 At Seward was Ed Erickson. for many years in Nome, Charley Pet erson. Gus Helm and Frank Lager quist. all carpenters, the latter of whom was going to Fairbanks to take good position with the F. E. Company. Joe Badger. proprie- tor of the Van Glider Hotel and rated the handsomest man in Sew ard. Gust Borgen. again connected with his grocery which he had dis posed of few years ago; Eric Lundblad. an early bird of Nome. who has turned fisherman.
 The first Nbmeite We met after leaving Skagway was Ed Bieder- man who was here in '99 and 1900 but for score of years has been carrying mail to Eagle He froze his feet two years ago necessitat- ing amputation of the toes. He lives at Charley creek on the Yu- kon.
 We were told that Fay Delezene is hydraulicing.
 At Fort Yukon We met Fred Schroeder, who left Nome in 1902 and has been on the Upper Yukon since.
 Thirty miles below Panama Pete Coulombe has roadhouse and is prospecting on Mason creek. Pete was in Nome until the Fairbanks camp was discovered
 Abe Collins who came to Nome in 1899 and prospected in the Agi- apuk till he went to Rampant in 1904, now has trading post at Kokrines. 30 miles above Ruby.
 Another trader at Kokrines is Owen McEntee. who mined on Snow Gulch with Charley Kennedy but couldn't resist the Fairbanks and Midas creek stampedes He has been on the Yukon since
 Nome people at Ruby are Harry Roland. who left in 1903, Vim. Growden. U. s. Signal Corps. now has similar position there. Jack Neyins. paperhanger with Frank Kiesle & Fitzgerald. now has tent and awning factory at Ruby, Sig urd Wig. who left Nome for the Iditarod with Archie Mitchell, has been carrying mall for some years out of Ruby. Ed. G. Morton who has been mining on Poorman. Ben Derrick. who spent ten years in and about Nome, and who partici- pated in the Candle races in 1908 g. now has four years mail cop tract between Ruby and Nulato.
 Jack Monaghan. New Zealander who went to Kotzebue in '9s, later coming to Nome and the Casade- paga, where he says he held 80 claims for seven years. now lives at Bishop Mountain above Koyu- kuk station.
 Dan Kennedy, once with the Big Hurrah quartz mine, and for some years on Dexter creek, now makes his home at Koyukuk Station on the Yukon.
 At Nulato, we found Micky Barry, who was in Nome some years and worked on No. Anvil a good part of the time. He is prospecting on the Dalby-Kaket river.
 At Kaltag. Jack Sackett is man ager for Adolf Mueller's trading post. Previous to this he was in charge of one of Sam Dubins' stores on the Upper Koyukuk river.
 At Anvik was Orlof Stenbock