The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-04
r"'o1ay beins holiday the same will he observed in the Post Office. BRASS BAND - KENNEL CLUB FOURTH OF JULY DANCE
 EAGLE HALL.

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 Nomes river is reported to be very high. Some mushers Sunday coming to Nome say they had to strip to cross away above the rail road bridge.
 | The Wild Goose Co. has started hydraulicking on Newton. Water being turned into the ditch on Saturday.
 Solid Gold Jewellery at cost at Zehner's Closing Out Sale. l William Nelson the we'll known Solomon mining man arrived from that place on the Flyer yesterday afternoon.
 1 The two mariners who regardless of their gold lace fought on Second Street in the wee sma' hours of Sundays happy morning were given the limit by City Magistrate Grimm who docked them twenty-five iron bones epiece. The dines were forth coming to enrich our fair city. The Mayor has received enquiry from a lady living at 1921 Forest Avenue, Kansas City, Mo-, who seeks to discover the whereabouts Of her brother William Childs a native of eastern Canada which he left in 1896, who is S9 years or age and was last heard of in Dawson Y. T.
 Stock, Building and Fixtures for sale.-Zehner's Closing Out Sale. E. O Masted wEo came down the liver on a trip from Seattle and who has been talking to himself since his arrival, has been taken in custody by the Marshals office on a charge fo insanity. His case will be tried on Wednesday. Masted Is an old time Alaskan well known to many here and is said to be well fixed.
 Shorty Mahoney who declared war on Hans Thorsen on the sub marine, said Thorsen hitherto hay ing been his mining partner, as result of his pleading guilty to drawing gun on Thorsen was given $25 and in the event of not paying this fine an option of 12 1-2 days in the federal bastile by judge Frawley yesterday.
 
 The committees in charge of the Kennel Club and Brass Band dances which were to be held in the A. B. and Eagle Hall respectively tonight got together yesterday and arranged to give one big dance and that in the Eagle Hall Accordingly there will be no dance in the A. B. Hall while the Eagle Hall will be the scene of festivity.
 
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 "Ihe Bargain" one of the world s Erea,est western pictures is billed at the Dream tonight. This 5 part masterpiece, thrilling and sensa- tional, was taken in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. This is a big and gorgeous production and as a Western drama has no equal. Wm. Hart now foremost movie actor as Jim Stokes the two gun man has no equal in this style of drama.
 Jarmuth the mining man return ed from Rocky Mountain creek on Sunday evening. He states that on account of their being unable to get teams to the scene of the future operations, they have not yet start ed up mining in that section.
 Geo F. Kilroy was an arrival from Hobson on Sunday evening. He says that the syphon was re-as- sembled and the capacity water supply of the ditch had been turned through the big inverted Hume. The Hobson dredge which from an ear ly date has been grinding away steadily will now take a rest while some needed repairs are affected be- fore resuming the summer work.
 The Ernst brothers whose dredge Ia ,,oxy Tn O cofo pocffiOn un from