The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-07

uoWn Tn Front and the other con tracted steets, but some of tn, others arc now hopelessly blocked and difficult to travel.
 According to District Committee man M. o. Solberg, the Torritoria committee of the democratic party will hold its meeting on January 13 to arrange for primaries through out the territory, whereat delegate: will be elected to represent variou. districts at the territorial conven tion. It is said to be probable that the convention will be held 1T Juneau.
 Thomas Gaffney left yesterday morning for Dime Creek and Norton Bay points in connection with his office. He had intended to leave several days ego, but the ominous mature of the weather warned him off and he stayed at homo until fair weather supervened
 Mrs Carey in the last mail re- ccived couple of letters from her husband Bob Carey, who is outside undergoing surgical treatment. He had been very successfully operated upon, and according to the letter of most recent date, had left the hos pital and was doing very we'll in- deed. This will be welcome news tn his host of friends.
 
 The engine it is reported out at Woodside's on Center creek was put out of commission. Water got in the cylinders and when the steam was turned on, it. burst the head and smashed the engine. They are reported to have been fixing it up for the past few days.
 The drawing in the Xmas prizes awarded by G. P. Goggin for pur- chasers of each dollars worth of merchandise etc. will take place at ' o'clock D. m. on Saturday. Dr. Neuman, A. B. Miller and Prof Baird will be the judges The first prize is $35 and second $15 in merchandise.
 Indoor Baseball will make it's ini- tial apearance Saturday night at the Eagle Hall when the Nome Baseball League will put on the first game Pirates versus The Northern Lights and the Second game, the Horse shoes versus the, Fort Davis team. Admission is fifty cents, and tickets are to be had at Rose Candy store. The first games will give a clue to the form of the various players.
 Another Universal night is sche- duled at the Eagle Shows tonight, Friday night, when the 9th Episode in the serial Lucille Love: the Girl of Mystery, will be shown. In ad- dition to this cracker-jack film an Eclair Universal will be put on ene- titled Private Box 23, an excellent A Joker Universal entitled The Tramp Den- lists will certainly keep ones funny bone tickled throughout it's unfold ing of very clever plot, and Max Asher and Lee Morris, two comed- ians long on laugh-producing, will be featured in the play.
 Tho announcement is also made that next Monday night the man agement will put on the first five episodes of the serial Lucille Love. for the special benefit of those who missed the first numbers of a very picture.
 U. s. Recorder Jas. Frawley says that although for the first day or so of the new year records were many enough, since then they have fallen off considerable and this would seem to indicate that stalking was light.
 As however the new law gives 3 wide term for recording, in any any event until that time is up. there is no indication to be obtained from, the records as to what was actually staked.
 AS the new law makes recording of location work compulsory within three months of the calender year In which the work was done, there Is likely to be more stalking of claims in April than in January.
 
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