The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-05

Eturn from the North.
 | Carl Rylander left yesterday morning for Dime creek with Olson on the latter's boat.
 John Brewer who has big drill | ing contract at Bluff is in town hav- ing some new drills adjusted to meet the requirements of his work. Pete Gervais has given a lease with an option to w. J. Rowe upon his Red Barn and transfer business. Gervais expects to soon make a trip outside.
 Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe, Phone White 157.
 Yesterday morning Mrs. Evans, wife of MT. Evans the school teach CT of the Bureau of Education To- cated at Mary's Igloo gave birth to a baby girl. Both parents are now sojournig in Nome. Mother and baby are doing finely under the care of Dr. Neumann.
 Chester came up from Golovin yesterday on the launch Rupert. On the way up the Rupert passing Nygren's whaling station got caught in the nets and relief had to put out from shore to extricate the unusual catch.
 Sam Torkelson arrived in town yesterday from the whaling station at Cape Nome where he and Ben Nygren are trying to get rich catching white whales. The run of this kind of whale has not yet be- gun and so far their catch has been nil.
 Recent arrivals from Iron creek report that the fishing is now splen did on Pilgrim river and the dis ciples of Isaak Walton who ply the rod and line are being rewarded with bountiful luck beyond the usual lot of the fisherman. Salmon are also running in abundant quan- titles and a good many are beng put up by white men and natives.
 Billy Mullen the cinematograph impressario does not speak with any enthusiasm concerning the admins | tration of the St. Michaels military reservation where militarism is do- minant over the civil power in ac- cordance with the Constitution aber nit.
 Practically all difficulties in the | way of the M'Intosh requirement of their coal claims in the Cape Lis | burne district have been removed | and the applicants received notice | to that effect, directing them to pay | the purchase price in accordance | with the terms of the statute un- der which their application to pur- chase is made.
 The Umatilla sailed yesterday for | St. Michaels taking a good many | passengers. Senator Sulzer left for | a return trip up the river on the | Umatilla. Mrs. Sulzer and son ac- companying him. He enjoyed his | trip to Nome very much and was | quite satisfied about the outlook | here. A notable gathering of the unterrified faithful wer on hand to | bid him goodbye and good luck.
 Senator M'Gann left for Jess | creek last night Among the cleo tion petitions filed recently was that of the Senator and also Victor l A. Julien who is dredging on Os- borne creek. There is report that | may be premature announcement | that Tom Jensen who is operating | on Jess creek with Martin Raven kilder will be a candidate for the | House of Representatives Jess creek | seems to be productive of states manlike ambitions.
 
 The Sins of the Parents is the | suggestive title of five reel produc- tion which will be shown at the Eagle Hall tomorrow Sunday | night. The story is that of young | girl who has been wrongfully be- trayed by an ardent lover, being | thrown on the world to | haI