The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-06
REPUBLICAN RALLY.

A. B. HALL, Wednesday Night, September 9th at S:3O P. M. Gall lery reserved for Ladies and escorts. Numerous Speakers. Music by Nome Brass Band. Everybody cordicaIly invited to attend.
 At 8 o'clock last night the Steamer Victoria reported her posi- ton at 39O miles south of Unimak pass.
 Stoves, Monographs, Beds, etc., at Crooks, next Fire Department.
 
 Mrs. Maloney expects Inspector Maloney to arrive on any boat now from St. Michaels. His inspection trip will however take him to the | lditarod and other less accessible camps and thus may possible delay him. It is an amusing thing about the effort of the Juneau mine own CTS thru the papers and politicians to abolish this territorial office, that the only thing positively certain about the Federal Inspector is that he does not endeavor even to in- spect, while the Territorial official | does.
 Tonight the G. o. P's will start the initia bombardment of the enemy's political positions with a view of carrying out a great drive in November. General Schofield is to have command of the heavy ar tillery and is to unload vast quantities of the latest political high l explosives, and he is to be assisted by light and heavy guns from the various nominees for the several positions. This is all a circumlocu- tory way Of stating that the repub- licans are to hold a rally tonight in the A. B Hall and have com mandeered the services of the Nome Brass Band whose music is political ly neutral.
 Mason jars at $50c. dog. al Crooks next Fire Department.
 The Ram takes a capacity load for Dime creek. Yesterday Carleton and Co.,, Moler and other outfitters were busy sending down supplies to be taken to Dime creek on this motor schooner. C. o. Strand, Tom Peterson and some natives also de- parted on the schooner. The Ram is scheduled to sail again from here on September 12 and Agent StGin- man says that already space has been reserved for almost an entire cargo by miners and prospectors. In addition many passengers now in Nome will return to Dime on the boat.
 The Nome Foundry, situated on the Sandspit, just finished an i'm portant casting for the Ernst Dredg- ing Co.,. This was 250 pound spud point for the Ernst dredge, the breaking of which has caused it to suspend operations. Over one thousand pounds of metal were melted for this casting which vest erday was taken to Scheid and Go. to be bored for the purposes of in- stallation. The spud will be placed in position today and is likely that dredge operations will again be re- sumed on the beach.
 
 Get my prices before going to other places. Don't Wait.- See Crooks, next Fire Department.
 The Gladiator, in command of Louis Hanson from Safety to Nome, arrived up yesterday and the new owner Captain Dan Sweeny has now taken charge. Permission arrived yesterday from Washington to Sweeny to leave for Mathew island for the purpose of wrecking the Great Bear. on the strict under standing that they were not to mol est the birds or game on the re- servation. As this is a bird re- servation this permission was neces- sary Sweeny will take down a crew of seven or eight men, in- cluding Diver Clarke, calkers, car penters etc. Louis Hanson, who formerly owned the Hettie B. win also accompany Sweeny on the ex-