The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-24
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 Quite a number left for the Hot Springs yesterday.
 The case of Zedoff versus Wood- side and Watson will be watched with interest. This suit which was filed by Plantiff's attorney, O. D. Cochran is for damages under the workmen's compensation law. The man lost an eye while working for defendants. The law provides $1,440 for the loss of one eye.
 The Eagle show program which packed the house last night will be again repeated this evening. This is one of the best shows given this season.
 A most beautiful specimen. Clar- ence Mttlefield as Brisemouche in A Scrap of Paper, Eagle Hall, April 1st.
 Mrs. Poteet had the misfortune to slip and fall in her own house yesterday and sustained a sprained knee nocessitating medical atten- ton.
 The saloonists petition for . retail license Is now being hawked about for signature. The question whether or not Judge Tucker will order an election as last year for wet or dry town depends wholly whether or not petition Is presented to him along the lines of last year. Tn case it is not. the action. 1t Is understood will be taken in the matter of these petitions asking for license now being signed.
 Rumor had repeatedly stated that Phil Ernst was a candidate for Mayor but an investigation at the proper head of information revealed the fact that he has no ambitions in this line, he was neither a can didata nor considering the position nor was he 'in the hands of his friends.
 Mli Wheeler of the Iron creek Roadhouse arrived yesterday after nooh4 4from Iron creek. Having some business to get concluded he expect to remain 8 few days in town be- fore returning. Everything is very quiet in the Iron creek district this winter although there has been a considerable amount of travel to and from the Kougarok, especially to the Hot Springs.
 A comprehensive review of the work of the Bureau of Education is contained in the report just issued by the Department of the Interior. As always this report is the record of Distinct achievement The Pureau of Education ha; certainly done work of which it's individual members may well be proud, and it stands almost alone in the annals of bureaucratic rule in this respect. For this reason it's wonderful work is all the more notable and tho spirit that animates It's members Is something rarely indeed to be seen
 A letter from Anchorage says that the country is no good. Wages are down there to about eleven a week A blacksmith like M'Veitty gets three dollars cnd boards him. self, not even outside wages! Wallace Williams was reported miss ing and is supposed to be lost on the left fork. Mining is no better than wage working. Gus Sciffert spent $SO,OOO and has no show to make good on this outside money. Others are in same fix and most all the boosting is hot air. Real estate men try to boom up Seward and others are interested in whooping up Anchorage, but it seems to be fall ing. Bill Black the froighter is To- cated at Chitina and Todd, former banker in Nome is still at M'Carthy. Lots of Nomeites are at Seward and Anchorage and ell alking of good old Nome and would be glad to live over that chapter thoy passed up here. They don't fit well in the cent belt that covers the Konai Penin- sula. a
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