The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-25

from his sister, Miss Scheike, men tions that she and Mrs. A. A. Allan went out to the San Fran cisco county hospital to see John M'Conomy, better known in Nome as One-eyed Scotty and who has been reported dead about 'steen times. Jonnie was suffering from an incurable disease, cancer of the stomach. but was cheerful and sent up his regards to all his old friends in Nome. He was very glad to see Mrs. Allan.
 1 The Countess of Challante, a
 Pathe production will be the head liner at the Draem tonight Filmed
 in two big acts it combines superior acting powerful plot and mass ot 1 intricate detail, such as is found only in PGthe pictures. Gaumonts Weekly will also be shown, and a one pert problem play entitled The Great Harmony. Tomorrow night The Million Mystery goth Episode Under the title of The Secret Warn l ing. Don't miss any of the closing | Episodes.
 The Industrial Worker received copy of Governor Strong's report | for Ar rNf territorial activities in all lines, it | is a valuable work of reference. Many important recommendation are noticeable, especially one near the last page, the military soul of the Governor signing for the estan- lishment of an Alaska militia especially around Juneau. There the gubernatorial functions, it is evident, lack the military magnifl- cence in evidence in other executive mansions.
 Councilman Burgh and Blake were absent when the council YVES called to order last night at its regular meeting hour by Mayor Diamond. but Councilman Burgh arrived later in the proceedings to take part In the deliberations of the aldermen. The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. There were no communications, no reports of city officers nor from standing or special committees. Under the head of unfinished business the council took up the communication received at the last meeting from the Mall Committee of the Nome Chamber of Commerce. The Mail Committee volunteered if supplied with stationery to write to any firms with which the council did business outside, after tho manner of sample letter enclosed, with q view of securing q better mail segvice.
 Councilman Lomen moved that the desired stationery bc supplied the the Committee so that the letters might be written for the signature of tho councils clerk. This motion on being seconded was passed. In the matter of the delinquen. taxes Attorney Hobbes stated that motion fixing the date of publica- tion of the delinquent tax payers was all that was required. Councilman Lomen moved that next Saturday be set as the date for the first publication of the de- | linquent tax list This was seconded and duly passed.
 The City Health Officer, pr. Mustard who had arrived in the interim, YVES asked for his report. He stated that there was one patient in the Hospital at the present time. | The Mayor: How is he getting on Is he getting on all right | Dr. Mustard: That is a matter of opinion.
 | The Mayor: Do you think he IS all right? Do you think he is well enough to leave the hospital. Dr. Mustard: l do.
 | The Mayor Then doctor will yon see that he does. It appears he likes his lodging too well. | The patient about whom this dis : cussion arose is MT. Gus Boltz. There being no further business to come before the meeting. Coun- cil adorned.