The Nome daily nugget., 1934-11-10
THREE MORE URSCF1EI KIDNAPPING ARRESTS
MONIES NEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY SHOWING
 REBUILDING HOUSES
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Continued From Yesterday
 Going eastward First avenue in the block between Federal Way and Stedman to the place where the fire originated the Golden Gate Hotel This was three story structure formerly owned by Jas A. Swartze who died here several years ago. Across from the Golden Gate were several residences and warehouses which also burned to the ground several other adjoining build ngs on both sides of the hotel The fire also burned resi- dences and warehouses directly North for one block
 Back onto Front street again where was located The Board of Trade paror card and pool owned by H. R. Phillips and James Hewitt This was large two story building and very long, Above the Board of Trade several rooms for lodging and the homes of Mr. and Mrs Hewitt and Mr. Phillips. Mr. Hewitt 1t IS understood is planning building next spring, the site of the old Phillips has opened card room and beer parlor on First Avenue several doors west of the Telephone office
 Next door to the Board of Trade westward office building which O. D. Cochran had his law office and br lary. Below him repair shop *ss
 the street from this building was the Modern Cate la restaurant being by Harry Brandt and which was destroyed by fire Above the Cafe the dental offices of Dr. H. C. Hughes The building the property ofEd Gross
 Next door to the Modern Cafe the Surprise Store owned and operated by Mrs C. C. Crooks carrying general merchandise Mrs Crooks and her daughter Miss Phyllis had their home in the of the building loosng every thing when the flames burned their way down Front street
 Next westward little alleyway which northward from Front street the old Horseshoe Saloon and across the aleyway the office of the Roust Arways and the home of Harry Nelson and family connected with that pany This building also completely burned. At pres ent the Rous Arways have erected building the corner of First Avenue and street which will serve as an office and the home of the Nelsons
 Across the street from the old Roust ArWays building was the garage of the Nome Motor Company operated by lC M Allyn and Bud Harper. This building also burn led. The Nome Motor Coompany is now constructing large building Front street and Hunter Way to be used their garage and repair shops and living quarters above
 Next door to the garage Front street the business house of Harry Hagen optican and jeweer This building was also destroyed by the flames The Hagens wife and daughter oo lost their home First Avenue near the Court House. At present the ewelry store is located in the second house westward from the old Pioneer Mining Company office building being used as the Court House.
 Adjoining the old location of the Roust Arways was storage house belonging to the Loen Drug Store This also burned to the ground Next to that was the for mer Independent Meat Market and cold storage plant led by Lehmanns the front part being used restaurant and the rear housing the cold storage plant.
 John Lchtenberg Hardware located next door. It was large story building with living quarters above and storage and warehouse in the Mr. Lchtenberg now located the former Eskimo Church Stedman hue planning moving into his new building within very short time The building is being erected about 100 feet east of his old location and will be on the corner Iof the Barracks Square.
 Next the hardware store The Nome Daily Nugget was burned to the ground with the loss of it's entire printing plant and home of the Maynard family above. The Nome Nugget office is temporarily located n the Berng Brother hood club house. door to the Methodist church on Second avenue and c street
 Across the street from the old Nugget building the tailoring shop of Mrs A. L. Keene Mrs Keene who lost most of belongings in the shop outgoing passen ger on the last Victoria of the Her home situated near Stednan avenue being occupied by Judge and Mrs. J. H. s. Morrison.
 Next to the tailor shop the Hollywood Grill owned
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