The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-18

Pete Nikko leaves today for the Kougarok, to work on Dick Creek.
 Another ladies' race is scheduled for Saturday next.
 Jake Kerstane is figuring upon leaving on a fur trading trip via Chinik and Council.
 Cap Ingelstadt and son arrived iil town from Buster yesterday after supplies.
 Many Russians arc leaving for Candle all going by way of Council. Over thirty have already left for the northern camp.
 Nels Swanberg left yesterday for Osborne creek where he hydraulics every summer. He will be engaged for some time in digging snow tun- nels in the ditches.
 Mrs. William Taylor of Council arrived in Nome yesterday with Gar ret from Council This is Mrs. Fay lor's first visit since her. marriage last year.
 Trails outside of Nome ore fine now for teams Contrary to the gen eral impression the trails are all hard and firm and the heaviest loads can be hauled with ease.
 The Grand Duchess of Luxemburs a comis opera, will be put on the boards May 6. This opera was all ready fast spring, but owing to the difficulty in keeping the cast to- gether, the presentation had to he abandoned Tho main mae part which Dan JnrCs was scnedule1 U enact in the last contemplated pro duction will be taken by F. M. Sax. ton. The opera will be produced for the benefit of the Kennel Club and also under its auspices.
 The case of Ae United States vs. Johnson ct al, was put over yester- day morning until ten o'clock this morning. The District Attorney office is making every effort to To- cate Mason, Hanson and Adams who have been wanted as witnesses and for whom unservcd subpoenas were issued in the last trial of this ease. Another feature of interest in this trial is the fact that the regular petit jury panel is practically ex hausted, and special yenire wii; it is expected, have to be summoned by the Court to try the case.
 The newly elected aldermen cau- cussed on Sunday and broke up without doing any business, It's all over the Fire Department, but other matters are also intericcted The Mayor-elect, Charlie Thompson, Billy Rose and M'Allistor are said to favor the present Fire ChieF, while Poteet, Burgh, and Ross want former chief Haughy. Thompson Is to fill the position of Chairman ol the Fire Committee and he is said to have eyes upon securing va cancy in the position now held by Driver Nelly. The Mayor-eloct is re- puted to be in accord with Thomp- son over this, on account of Neilley being reported to have supporte l Mollcr's candidacy. The original caucus or more correctly canvas, showed that it stood three to three with Jim M'Allistcr tho doubtful councilman. The Mayor elect wants the various questions of tho patro man, fire chief, and Street Foreman settled before he appoints commit tees. There are some of the coun. cilmen who resent this, holding that the Mayor can make use of his ap- pointive power to influence the vot- ing. The most astounding report is to the effect that Officer Dougherty who resigned for good and sufficient reasons before election is also to be again patrolmcn. Big pull is being exercised it is alleged to effect this appointment, and if he gets it, Ii will be because those with Q pull have yanked the strings on the mon who support him. Dad James, John Kelliher with clear records arc also candidates. At least ono of tho coun- cilmon has sickcned with disgust over the whole caucus framo-ups. and has announced that he will have none of this wire pulling in caucus, and what they do they can pull off in the ODen It is in the meanwhile,