The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-11

installed on the City lot opposite the City Hall and that after consider able engineering work. The work of pumping the well will be carried out without delay.
 FOUND:-Child's gold ring. Identi-
 fy and pay for Ad. This office.
 
 The mortal remains of Charlie Fink (Cheng Heng) were shipped outside en route to Canton, China, the burial ground of his fathers, on the Umatilla.
 The first big clean up of the sea son was completed yesterday al Little creek and the returns are said to be we'll in six figures of dol lars. They have been working in rich ground.
 It was so stormy down Solomon way yesterday that the Flyer was unable to make it's way to Nome but a launch having brought up passengers to Safety, Pete Gervais stage brought them from there to Nome. The following arrived on the Gervais stage: R. Renney, Dr. Ramsay, H. L. Peck, Howard Ames. The Flyer will probably arrive up early today.
 The Chamber of Commerce elect ed the following officers on Wednes- cay evening: President A. Polet, Vice President A. G. Blake Secre tary Frank c. Dean; Treasure- E. ". Carleton; Directors: w. ]. Rowe 4. J. Mueller J. F. Hobbes, Arthur Cole and c. K. Darling. A consider able amount of business connected with the development of tn camp was carried out.
 Mrs. Hatcher, the earnest and
 
 charming organizer of the w. c. T. U. made a distinctly favorable inn pression on Nome and left behind many signs also that her work has not been in vain. She has estab- lished a strong organization in Nome and also founded a branch of the Loyal Temperance Legion for children under sixteen with many members. The women of Nome were especially attracted by her sin cerity and fascinating personality and the influence of her visit will surely be felt when Nome has it's next election on the liquor or no liquor question. Owing to having to attend the convention of her or ganization, she was unable to pro- long her visit here.
 Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe, Phone White 157.
 How is it that Arctic explorers, traders and travellers are always wearing a darker weather beaten tint than even those who live in the tropics? This question suggests it. self seeing Captain Anderson of the Gladiator who arrived yesterday from Herschel Island after a pro- longed sojourn in Arctic waters. Captain Anderson left Herschell on July 26 and although there wasn't much of an opening in the ice, he had ample clear water with from four to six fathoms under his craft all the way to Point Barrow which he reached on August 1. He left behind the police at Herschell and that's about all and did not see ex- plorer Stefannson or any of his par ty since he left Banks Land on September 4, 1915 and all were well then and well supplied with pfovi- sions and necessaries. Stefannson according to the understanding at that time was to winter in North west Banks Land with view of proceeding with his explorations, but since then nothing has been heard of him. Captain Anderson brought Lanes furs to Point Bar row and coming from Barrow where he encountered the Herman, he met Captain Beckland with the Holmes off Icy Cape, They did not see the Coast Guard steamer Bear. He visited Point Hope on the way down and this side of Barrow did not encounter any ice so had an un- eventful trip. The southern party of the Stefannson expedition is wintering at Cape Ecksley and Alex A1lau with hiS hOat the Fl SuenO