The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-02

day or tomorrow for Dime. One is the Ram and the other Olson's smaller craft. These will take down supplies to the Koyuk camps. It is quite possible that the mail for the Kougarok may not leave this morning as scheduled, but may be held for the arrival of the Out side mail on the Umatilla. Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe, Phone White 157.
 The building at the corner of ? and Front owned by w. Stipek has been raised and levelled on it's foun- dation and a most substantial job has been done of the work. The side walk las been reconstructed and raised .o suit the new level Of the building.
 It is stated that auto men are going to endeavor to have the speed limit permitted in the town of Nome raised a notch. AS far as one can observe the speed limit does not concern some of them very much.
 The city is performing a very serviceable work in front of the pro- perty on the West end of Front street where side drain box is in- stalled. Si Carman was an interest ed observer in this work as his property adjoins most of the inn provement.
 The schooner Arctic will await the arrival of the Umatilla which is expected to arrive at three this af- ternoon according to last nights ad- vices. The Arctic expects to take up both freight and passengers ar irving on the steamer.
 
 Gene Ritchards broke his ankle yesterday morning on the Plume dredge on Melsing creek. It ap' rears that they were unloading crank shaft from a dredge on an other creek at the Mesling dredge, when Ritchards' foot caught in the r.achinery with the consequence that he sustained a broken ankle. He was at once brought to Council and sent down the river to Nome for hospital treatment.
 Lee who with Swanberg is hy- draulicking on Osborne was in town yesterday and left again for his section of the country where they are busy night and day. The snow is almost all gone and the last few hot days made a big change in the drifts which grow smaller by de- grees and beautifully less. This snow was very helpful up to this in keeping a supply of water on hand but this is now beginning to show a falling O.: and rains would be gen. orally welcome throughout the country.
 Report has it that Jamme the mining expert who at one time op- tioned the Lost river tin mine but later lost 1t owing to failure to pay I'D on the date assigned, is a pae- senger on the Umatilla having ac- ouircd an interest in some claims stakcd hy Blevins who was at the Barthell tn mine last year. The tin men state that some Of the ground staked by Blevins Is already patented by the Barthells Go. and if so Jamme will have to look out for other property. Whether 1t Is patented ground or not is subject of some disagreement. Report also says that Jamme has ample capital backing him.
 Two seamen, one off the Umatilla and the other off the Victoria, who looked upon the wine when it was red until they got kind of dazed' were locked up by the city police and brought before Judge Grimm who sentenced them to fifteen days in the municipal boarding house back of the fire department, or until such time as their ships come to bear them away to the briny and free- dom.
 Great Railroad Wreck at the Dream Theater tonight and tomor- row night where "The Juggernaut" I1 fI,a Hio fro 0t ion TniS