The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-29


 to attend the l.. o. M. memorial service at the Federated Church.
 P. F. MURPHY, Dictator.
 J. P. JONES, Secretary.
 Work on boats is now well under way by the mosquito fleet owners.
 The Moose give a May Day dance Monday.
 The boiler operating on the city drains was thawing out at Barrack Square last night
 All performers taking part in the Grand Duchess" are requested to attend stage rehearsal in the Eagle Hall tomorrow Sunday at 1880 p. m. PROMPTLY.
 Reserved seat sale for the opera The Grand Duchess opens Monday at noon, May 1 at Rose Candy Kitcfin. Positively no promised or given away seats before that time.
 One firm is now figuring on try ing to land a cargo of. coal from Siberia in Nome and if arrangements can be made with officials at Petro- pavlosk he, figures that. coal, can be delivered in Nome at. ten dollars a ton with some workable, profit.
 
 Today the boys will hold their own race for thcir own prizes and the contest will start from the foot of Steadman avenue at one o'clock with the following known starters in the order named: George Laiblin, Frank Larson, John Haering, John Sullivan, Nomie Ginnivan and poss- ibly others who have not yet fully decided to run. The race is to Cape Nome and return and should bo an excellent contest.
 LOST:-White Spitz dog answers
 to the name of Snookey. Return
 to Doc Kemp. Reward.
 Some burglar entered Charlie Sings washery on Thursday night and vamoosed with the cash register the contents of which he rifod after he had reached the outside of the building, throwing the thing away after he had abstracted the money. The register was discovered minus seven dollars it contained yesterday morning by the owner
 The snow, so-called the beautiful, began taking it's dirty disappearance garb since the tbaw began, and it has now every indication of staying soft until the break up. Some of the weatherwise expect a dash of real cold weather yet before the water runs, and are making mining arrangements accordingly. Many prospectors who have been busy throughout the winter find the weather getting rather mild for con- tinuing the work.
 With tho band playing a choice selections of music the Rice Auction Benefit was pulled of. in the Witten- berg store. Frank D.. Dean ccting as auctioneer. There wcs big crowd present, men and women. and bidd- ing was quite brisk and. tho rivalry keen. The auction committee had collected a macs of goods and these found ready sale, Finally tho sum realized from, the auction it was found totalled the amount oi $157.O0.
 1 The Postmaster is in receipt of in formation from tho Outside that the Coast Guard ship Bear will sail, from Seattle on May 10 with approximate ly 25,OOO, pounds of mail for Nome This mail is, that. which has been gathering somewhere or somehow during the winter, and in addition Large parcel post will arrive in the batch. The Bear ought be wei come boat this year although with tout the attraction that enshrouded 1.-the Corwin with it's eggs and fruit ! The Camoogan Burden race tt lCouncil was won by Dr. Kittelser whose net time was nine hours apd Iffty-seven minutes, Renney was SC Icond with a net time of 1O.O4 ant Sheldon was third with 2 net timt N