The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

ooiouou, UTluS1uS ItS SOIOen veal tn to the surface to enrich the mogul of the outside.
 Md. Schafer. manager of the Casa de Paga dredge is rapidly getting it in shape and soon ex- poets to have it working.
 Mrs. schafer who was very i'll uper her arrival in Nome, is again herself thanks to the reviving effecto Alaska's superb climatic.
 Sam Gaylord and partner F. Smoch are prospecting on River Greek Casa de Paga tributary.
 Mir. Suxdorf at the head of Sol omon river, ran into some frozen ground and while waiting for the cold water system to do it's work Is using steam for rapid thawing, a rather expensive method, but when it Is remembered that last fall when he ran into limestone formation and struck dollar pans, 1t is safe to say. that the dredge can afford it.
 Andy Nylin, on Shovel Creek, is prospecting his ground before he starts his dredge going. Andy is conservative and is not going to any unnecessary expense, he has good ground. but wants to know, just how good before he gets the dredge going.
 Charley Anderson is busy with his sluice boxes and will soon be shoveling in. Charley has good pay on the bench close to where Kimball took out a fortune.
 Quisley as two nozzles going and IS driving all the water of Solomon, but then he is getting the money and no one minds the mud dy water.
 Lou Berry and John Swanson are mining on bench above Shovel Creek, they have pay but also have difficulty in solving the wat CT proDleN. Last summer BerS and his brother working under difficulties took out grub stake, course gold and small nuggets.
 The natives at the mouth of Solomon are jubilant. for the sal mon are running and soor the landscape will be incarndined with the drying salmon.
 July 2nd saw the arrival of the Road Commission crew with Frank Redwood in charge.
 J. N. Johnson, bridge construc- tor and couple of men preceded the Road Commission by a couple of days to get the camp in order for the reception of the crew.
 The completed bridge at Shovel Creek was found to be in good shape. having stood the stress and strain of swiftly moving cur rents in the spring of the year, as if it were a part of the ever- lasting bedrock and the uncrump- led bridge crossing Solomon close to Big Hurrah was also found in good shape. Both bridges testi- fly to the skill and ability of the constructors. .7
 The ever shifting river has dam aged the road in places and the crew is now making the necessary repairs and in a few days the road will be as good as ever. Nec- essary repairs were made during the month of June by local men work ing for the Road Commission so there never was any necessary cessation to travel.
 It is understood that after the road between Kimballs camp and Solomon is put in good shape tenn porary repairs will be made on the Casa de Paga road to enable the teamsters to freight their sup lies to the dredges and after tha: the bridges and permanent work on the roads will commence.
 Mir. Peck of the Casa de Paga dredge passed through here a few days ago. He'll spend about four teen days on her and will then re- turn to Nome. Mir. Peck is op- tinistic about the future of that section, and believes that with the good roads now under construction and a consequent reduction in