The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-13
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
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Odul lS prospecting OH slNO. t bench on Dry. This ground is owned by the Pioneer Mining Go.
 Niebuhr and Dill on the north rim of the Ingleside on the Third Beach line are still hoisting and if the pay holds out will work all sum mer.
 Nelson and partners on Dry creek have finished taking out the pay just as the water compelled them to cease work. They have ouI a good sized dump and will now await the running water to sluice the pay.
 Jorgen Nielsen and partner who finished hoisting pay three oays ago are shoveHing out the ditch so that they can have water available for their sluicing.
 Gottfricd Johnson and partners took out their last thaw yesterday on the Mistletoe. They have out q very large dump of fair pay. They have another shaft ready and it prospects hold out they may work there during the summer.
 
 Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe, Phone White 157.
 Deputy Marshal Terrel who re- turned on Thursday from St. Michasls brought with him capture who is a native charged with the manufacture of home made hootcn The native made the booze from sour dough. If that sort of thing became general it would put all the saloon. cries on the bum.
 
 Fred Aver who returned yester. day from trip up Nome river as far as Banner creek stated that there wasn't any sign of water running in any of the creeks or ditches and he noticed none until he came down to Dry on the return trip.
 w. J. Rowe hauled the Pioneer Co.'S. steamshovel which has been digging at Plume Camp to Hobson creek, during the past week. It was a somewhat extensive order ow- ing to weather and trail conditions.
 Leo Kent had hard time nego- tiating Dry Creek yesterday with a drill and twelve horses, crossing near the brewery. The water was four feet deep across the creek at that place yesterday and there was quite time effecting a crossing with the heavy load.
 Jack Ohrem who returned the other day from the Hot Springs speaks of the resort as delightfui one. The Dexter placer king re- yelled like a Roman emperor in the delights of the hot baths that na- ture has provided in the wilds of the Kruzagamappa country.
 The City Auditor will complete his protracted labors auditing the books of the city clerk today ana will have his report filed for the next meeting of the City Council The work has been done in thorough-going fashion by Chas Milot and the report will be a com- prehensive one.
 In addition to men employed on the scows, the Alaska Lighterage Go. has carpenters employed putting the Dayton ship shape for a goou season of towing and carrying that is looming ahead. Work on almost all boats is being pursued with vl- gor. A new rudder post and section of keel has been fitted on the Chall- enge. M'Allister and Wittenberg expected to leave last night for Safe ty to get the Sea Wolf in shape. Began and Schroeder habe bought an interest in the Mary Austin with Wheeler. Began sold out his interest in the Dora. Almost all are active making improvements and effecting repairs.
 Ivan Schieke on the last mail re- ceived a letter from Barney Wilson former Nomeite who was at tha: time pocket hunting in the Call fornia hills with Charlie Peck form erly also Nomeite. So far things had not shown up over abundantly Iucfrouc ac far ac fhp pOpkpfs wprp