The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-25

! Neibuhr, Dill and Go. who have discovered pay north of the beach line off the Ingleside claim have been rigging up for some time past and are now about ready to start hoisting. "
 The various committees of the Chamber of Commerce are still very active and none of them are lying on their oars. They are getting unlocked for results and in unex- pected places.
 There's going to be a dandy time at the Fort dance tonight and the hospitality of the Fort will be bound- less to all who go down. Everything that could ensure a good time Is being done and it's hospitality without any dollar marked ifs. It's all free, and the invitation is meant to be accepted by all. It is likely that there will be a general exodus of the fair sex towards the post tonight. Teams leave the Gold en Gate and Rose Candy store.
 The republican club will meet this evening in the Hunter Hall at eight o'clock. They have made this hall their headquarters and have placed a sign to that effect in black and white over the door. Reports are current that steps will, be taken to place ticket in the field for the territorial elections and that there is even the possibility of that ticket being named. This interesting rumor has in turn set the political wise ones doping out the material which the G. o. P. men will try to send to Juneau. They sure are forcing things ahead.
 The city election is still lacking in development although numbers of probable candidates are named. iwc issues are said to be before the people directly or indirectly: the matter of taxation and the coal pile. The pumping plant is said to have also excited more interest than otherwise would be manifested, and that a pooling of all interests may result in a solid ticket to that end is also to be traced to Dame Rumor. She was telling the Man in the Street all about it, and what isn't said about this man or that man running isn't worth saying. And sometimes it's not worth repeating in any event. Just good many are now in the hands of their friend" and may be expected to con- fess to their ambitions just before the closing of the day to receive pe- tions.
 The record Handicap was run yesterday after all. Although it was at eight thirty in the morning reported storming at Solomon, later reports showed that the weather was fairly good. It was therefore resolved to start. Fred Aver, Billy Webb, Fay Delzene and Fred Vim cent started in the race which re- suited in Charlie Johnson's time. the record, being broken by both Webb and Aver.
 The following is the result of this interesting handicap
 Aver; left Nome 100 D. m. re- turned Nome e:37:O3 3-5, total time 5:32:O3 2-5. Webb: left Nome 1:10, returned 6;59:40 total time 5:44:40; Delzene: left Nome 1920 returned to Nome 7:37:51, total time 6:12:51; Vincent: left Nome 1880, returned to Nome 8:32 total time 6:57. Aver travelled at an average time of II 3-4 miles an hour. Webb won first place owing to the handicap.
 "At the Wheel" q three part feat ure film redolent of the ocean breeze is the throbbingly sensational head liner at the Eagle Shows on Sunday night. This photodrama was filmed hy the Great Northern Film Go and has had a phenomenal run outside. filling with satisfaction nightly audiences that packed the theaters to the doors. "A vegetarian's Dream" is a universal comedy that is unique in picture making. An other laugh maker is An Awful Relapse" that needs only be seen to be Appreciated. One thousand feet of pictoral history showing late European war news in the Animated