The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-19

- accounts for the delay in publishing the names of delinquents.
 
 Sons of the North Leap Year Dance will be held Saturday, January 29. .
 Barney Coggins who is operating on Dexter, in a bunch of nice pay was in town yesterday after SUD- plies. He says that there is very great activity marked out there and the new strike has stimulated every one to go and do likewise.
 So popular have the Bowling Alleys become with the Fair Sex, that Proprietor Binder has at last bcen compelled to give in to the lady patrons by establishing Friday as their special day hereafter.
 
 See us as we used to be, Barn Dance Saturday night.
 The Sons of the North ladies in- tend to give a Leap Year dcnco on January 29. These Leap Year dance are always reputed to be pleasantly dngerous things for single men.
 
 The Chamber of Commerce road committee it is understood has plans carefully mapped out for boosting along the plan of a roa1 to Candle. It is recognized that with the railroad appropriations going on for the railroad in southeastern they will have a hard pull, but they are men who mean bus!- ness and will make lots of alter. tion for themselves.
 Fresh salted Peanut and Almonds at the Rose Candy Store.
 Comment is general upon the ln- attention which some of the alder mel are paying to their duties as in attending the meet ings. Of course their service is f;ra- tuitous, but they didn't have to run for the office it is pointed out, and there is no excuse for persistent neglect of duty. This council has, it must be admitted, been particu larIy lax in this regard and gives good reason for these general com plaints.
 Politics may be said to begin to sprout when the Democratic Club meets. As the Bard says This is the state of man: Today he puts forth the tender leaves of hope; tomorrow blossoms and bears his blushing honors thick upon him; third day comes frost-a killing frost-and whom he thinks, good easy man, his greatness is aripening, nips his root, and then he falls.
 All the Farmers in town at the Barn Dance Saturday.
 A partial eclipse of the moon oc- CUTS tonight, being however a very small one and and hardly notice- able. only small segment of the lower part of the moons disk being obscurcd. The eclipse begins S:55 D. m.; middle of eclipse, 9:39 p. m.; ends 1O:24 D m. Tho first contact of the shadow with the moons limb is nearly due south and the last contact nearly southwest.
 Yesterday word was brought to town that Billy Maus prospecting about one thousand feet from the Mohawk claim where Arthur Maus and Co. found such excellent pay some weeks ago, also obtained the same pay at about the same level. This would indicate a continuation of tho paystreak discovered by Maus, Liston and Co.,, ard ought to cause very great activity in the Dexter region Tho wise ones are now asking is there buried chan nel across the divide, and it is like |ly that even more holes will be punched to bed rock than ever be- fore in the Dex.o- Divide this win ter. In connection with the Mohawk pay it is stated that man whose name need not be mentioned at the instigaticn of one of the legal fra ternity, went out few days ago to jump tho claim. But whcn he go' there and was shown the stakes he got cold foet and returned tc town without fulfilling his mission