The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-18

that no water could be got in the l fire mains and the public is eau tioned against fire.
 Very cold weather has prevented in many cases the man at the Arm strong hoist operating his engine, Harold Jensen has taken out s large load of supplies to his ground lon M'Donald creek.
 Do you enjoy good music and Q good show? Then come to A. B. Hall Saturday night.
 The mail did not arrive yesterday. The reason for this delay is the blizzard. The mail has been i'll Solomon since Wednesday night but a bowling blizzard with intensely cold weather made it impossible to get the dogs to face it.
 The republicans of Seward orgs- nized a club with Dr. Sloane presi- dent and J. Allison Bruner vice president.
 Sam Torkelsen arrived from Cape Nome yesterday with particularly fine string of racing malamutes. He states that the animals are for an- other who will be an entry in the Moose Burden Handicap. Blizzards blew all over the Penin- sula yesterday. It certainly is glori- ous weather we are having-for the coal man. Away below zero, travel is almost impossible.
 
 Steve Haid made business trip to Cripple river yesterday and com- | ing home got his face badly frozen. But bad as it was Steve fecls that he is lucky to get off cs he did for it was some gale with below zero weather helping matters along. l i, So far there has been no change made in the personel of the police force. It's coming mighty close to election anyhow and a person has got to be careful how a cop with a following is handled. More anon.
 The Pioneers also passed rcso, lution denouncing the attempt to remove the fisheries or Alaska rom the taxable resources of the Alaska legislature. There are icrge mum Der who feel very strongly on this proposition up here, and feel that it would put the country on the bum if the bad territorial bill is made even worse.
 They had mighty active meeting at the Pioneers of Alaska on Wednesday night. Maype the pro- ceedings had a tinge of the politica. about them, but this is election year Delegate Nickersham had in a com munication relative to the Snake River harbor. The engineer who had been inspecting the situation nau not turned in his report at the time he wrote, but when he did Wick was to be there with two feet and one head to get busy on it.
 
 Do you wish to see an up to the minute CABARET? Then come to the A. E. Hall next Saturday night.
 It is expected that the call for the republican primaries will also soon be issued. It is reported that the district committee and not the territorial committee will apportion the representation at the convention from the various precints of the Second Division These will be all of them apportioned according to the votes cast for the delegate can didate on the republican ticket at the last election. Such an appor- tionment never has been attempted by the territorial committee which merely apportioned the representa- tion to which the total division was entitled.
  Il The democratic caucus last night despite the inclcmency of thf weather was warm and lively. The question of the disposal of the prox- ies was only minor one. The really Important matter was the resolution to,adopt for presentation to the con lvention.
 III This resolution protested the neec A