The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31

Pat Ivory who is mining on the Ingleside arrived in town yesterday after supplies.
 Not only does Fairbanks receive an allotment of 1900 pounds weekly but it also received several ship mems of parcel post.
 l E. J. Sitter who is chief of police at Juneau was married on Februacy | 6 to Miss Iris May Cawthon West Virginian lady who was visitins friends in tho Alaska capital. l SWEEPSTAKES DANCE = Eagle Hail-Election Night. Admission S1.OO. Ladies Free. Election Returns
 MT. La Bey of Bluff is visitor ia Nome. He said that prosperity hangs like wreathe of roses rouno | Dun Wilu qultc O. iCW tdhih6 ouh dumps or in the way of making a good thing. Several laymen arc on Ashby's ground and several large dumps are out.
 The High School students will give sleigh ride tonight ending up xrsfh in ha Ho That is if weather permits. Copies of the Wickersham bill in- troducing one hundred thousand dol lars worth of appropriation for harbor in Snake river have been re. ceived in Nome.
 A five reel show is programmed for the Eagle Hall tonight. A mili- tary drama is War Time Mothers | Sacrifice, another drama entitled An Actors Adventure and the Latest Spark while a comedy Merry Pimple Is Jealous, concludes the bill. l
 Here's another war story. A young and interesting lady knitted a number of socks for the gallant sons of Canada in trenches. She put note in one of them asking her hero at the front to write to her. Ima- zine her astonishment to receive . letter from lumber jack from Van couver Island. Madam: your socks were bought by me in the commissary in this logging camp. I paid dol lar for the pair. Yours respectfully Etc. The rest, as Ruskin says 'in silence.
 The election is not going to be one sided affair by any means. Pe- titions yesterday were filed by many prospective aldermen, including P. c. M'Mullen, Henry Webber, J. F. M'Allister, J. w. Rose, Elias Brick son.
 It will be some ballot that con | fronts the electors in the municipal election and no mistake. For city clerk w. M, Eddy, Edgar Grimm, Mrs E. c. Buckmaster and John Hancock are candidates. For Schooi Director William Stipek, R. L. Nor ris and Mrs. Sauvain are candidates For City Attorney Hugh O'Neill and | J. F. Hobbes ere candidates. A. G. Blake and H. H. Moller seek mayor alty honors. A. D. Poteet, Chas Ross, Chas Thompson, J. F. MAJ lister, J. w Rose, Elias Erickson, Henry Weber, Doc Kemp, P. c. M'Mullen are candidates for council men. Philip Murphy and E. w. Carleton contest the honors for City Treasurer. In addition, the citizens ere asked to ratify provisions in the territorial law which become opera tive only on approval by such refer endum, whereby tho city attorney, city clerk, mayor and treasurer are elected separately, and whereby half the COuncllm0n T6LlTe duLOmdJlc6lly yearly, thus one set remaining over for two year term. It is by no means sure that the electors will approve this section and there'll be no end of complications to untangle if they do not. The entire election will be null and void and it will all have to be held over again. But that's not all the electors will face
 when they take up the ballot They will also have to say whether or not they endorse bonding Nome for (j IThc establishment of coal yard I CID A municipal lighting plant Il GID A municipal pumping plant. | The clerks will have their work
 cut out for them and the position of judges will also be no sinccure. It Twill probably bo seven o'clock in taA sa