The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-26

lmpOSSlDle owing 10 the broken trails and rotting snow.
 Messages still continue literally to dribble through and everything that arrives is away behind date.
 The water is now very plentiful all over the tundra and sluicing ope- ration were generally begun yester- day.
 Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe, Phone White 157.
 Saloonmen are said to have agreed not to let the denizens of the tenderloin have any liquor by the case. This reform wave has. sure struck Nome with tornado violence.
 The Nome Chamber of Commerce intends to address in the form of a circular letter copy of the resolu- tion relative to employing local la- bor in the Seward Peninsula indus tries to all employers of labor.
 Tho ice down Solomon way is now good two miles off shore. On Nome a strong glass from an elevat- ed position can discern lots of open water with floating ice foes plenti- full enough, however, in the lead
 Cap Bailey has two moderate sized scows which will in all prob ability be used for freighting up the Koyuk river and one of which will be operated in connection with the launch Outdoor Life which Tom Moon bought last fall
 FOR SALE:-S h. D. gasoline en-
 zine and pump at w. J. Rowe's
 It IS SIdleu III NOluS lHdt dlhoAS the aspirants for the postmastership here is Conrad Breeding, ana Breeding is reported to have re- ceived the endorsement of commit teeman Cheney. Local democrats are opposing the reelection of Cheney at the convention.
 
 Tom Jensen arriving yesterday from Jess Creek states that water is now running and Ravenhlder is ground sluicing on the second beach line. Tom M'Gann has got his boxes up ready to shovel in the elusive when conditions are favor oble. Ben Nelson has begun min ing on the beach,
 The mail consisting of ten pounds of local matter arrived yesterday morning at ten o'clock. It consisted for the most part of papers and let ters from Yukon and way points. There was no outside mail in the batch. It is stated that the last out side mail has now reached Seattle.
 Evidently Fred Daniels came to the conclusion that the Durham building was coming under the de- lapidated dwelling ordinance for he had carpenters at work yesterday making the crooked structure straight. It is said that his chauf- feur some time ago nearly wrecked the building when he tried to turn the corner before he got out of the building.
 It is understood that meeting took place between the committee of the Council and some legal ofr' cials to draw up rules and rcgula- tions with regard to tho restricte1 district. Inasmuch as the restrict ed district is illegal in itself 1t is hardly clear how officials can pre- sume to regulate it. Regulating an illcgality is certainly Q novelty.
 
 The ice in Snake river rose on Wednesday afternoon on account of the volume of water coming down. Th;s volume is steadily increasing but as the mouth is very badly blocked with ice the chances Tor clearing of the stream arc not very good in the immediate present. The river is rising steadily near the mouth and considerable quantity or water was to be noted backing up. The rising ice also raised the scow upon which the foot bridge to the Spit was resting and that now is suspended by the cable only.