The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18
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Leo Seidenverg will leave today for the Hot Springs being taken up by native express.
 pr. and Mrs. Fromm left yester- day for Council. The doctor is mak- ing his usual professional visit to the interior camp.
  The election is wcrming up Many are the politicians spoken of as likely candidates. It is stated by an attorney that there is an irregular | ity in the elo ction ordinance how ever. The election ordinance amends Q typewriter copy of the former election, ordinances per line, etc while what should have been amend ed as per line is the original ordl- nances as passed and approved. It will be remembered thct when At torney Reed was in charge of the city's legal affairs type written copy of all ordinances was ordered under Mayor Gilmore. It is alleged that it is these copies which have been subjected to amendments and not the original ordinances. This according to all these allegations is irregular. The statement Is repeated for what it is worth.
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 "sapho" filled the Dream to capa- city last night. The entire cast delivering magnificent portrayal of their respective parts. Beautiful. seems to say all that can be said of this sterling attraction Tonight will be the last performance. dont miss 1t, First show 2 p. m. second show $780,, s Reels and usual prices prevails. Sunday night (Tho Rooster) Extra 5 reels. A De Luxe program, Charley Chaplin in "A Night Out" by request. two housand feet of screen comedy, featuring the Inimitable Charley in one coptinu- ous Riot of Fun, this is additional the usual program consisting of spe cial Lubin Entitled The False Sha- dow :n two parts, and late Get iss,.o Pathe Weekly, showing the opening of the Panama Pacific Expe- sition in San Francisco. Heavy train plunging into the river in New Hampshire, War News etc. Reels of modern Class picture play. First show at 6.30.
 A letter from Mrs. w. B. Watts to a friend in Nome received on the last mail says (written January 15th):
 "One might as we'll be in Mexico cs Fl Paso when it comes to real news as the papers ere totally with out news except pertaining to affairs below the border. You have no doubt heard by telogramo to your papers of the last outrage commit ted upon our countrymen there. II will not go into the horrible details, but the whole thing has been an awful shock to this community. Strange to say, Washington has shown some concern, and MT. Will son didn't play golf one afternoon Feeling is so high in Fl Paso that | it was feared the hot-headed Texans would organize and go over tho River and clean out Juarez without sopping to think of the consequent ces to the many Americans in Mex ico who would be slaughtered before our troops could get to them. Mass meetings were fortunately broken up before any real trouble was made outside of a few fights in saloons. Mexicans on the street were conspic- uous by their absence, and they arg only just now showing themselves again after being treasured that our great and glorious nation does nor mean to notice these little cscapades of theirs. Will personally knew nearly all of those fine fellows and he cannot get over the shock of their horrible fate. In fact rhe whole town is in mourning, and no one can talk of anything else. There are here in Fl Paso, many friends we made in Mexico, who arc ,oe,aaar fIiLa oureaIvas and arc sticking round the Border. indulg- ing in the "watchful waiting policy" and hoping for better times in Mex leo. Since the last tragedy every thing has been closed down. in our part of the world and all of the of- fees are now in Ell Paso. as well as the employees who came out at the order of the Company. They be- N4tN tI~sx yz xE<x>s<.