The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-07


 The Kegoayah Kozga club rooms will be the scene of Red Cross lee ture beginning today at 2,30 r. m. The Industrial Worker has been asked to state that all those desr ously are invited to be present at these lectures, beginning from and on this afternoon.
 G. P. Goggins drive proved such a successful smash against the local consuming public that the sale will be continued for another week. It is admitted that the sale proved one hundred per cent better than expected''. There are some good bargains at this sale.
 The Ernst Dredging Co. made the first move in the direction of min ing on Saturday when cabin was hauled to the ground near the dredge for the accommodation of the owners and men. No statement is given out as to when this machine will work.
 The Silver Wave will have in stalled upon it this summer a light ing apparatus which will be ope- rated distinct from the propeller engines. This is so that when the engine stops. the electrict lights will not go out. This work is being done by the M'Lean shops which are also engaged in giving a general over hauling to the railroad gasoline car.
 The Sandspitters are not giving up the shp-or the bridge. A committee organized by E. k. Adams, the de facto mayor of the Spit, intends to get busy in the future so that pedestrians will not always have to be wrestling with the fourth dimension problem that the longest way round is the short est way home-which it is not. Office and Residence of J. F. M'Allister, freighter and transfer, Elite Baths.. Phone Red 157. At the last regular meeting of the Nome Mine Workers Union, John A. Wilson resigned the posi- tion of ecretary-Treasurer. He will soon take over the somewhat onerouss duties Of Territorial Road Commissioner, tc which position he was elected last November. John Hoem was elected to succeed him in the duties of Secretary-Treasurer taking office on next Saturday night John A. Wilson has been very eff- cient secretary and his incumbency of the office established a high standard, which will be hard to
 equal. That he may be as success
 full in his new positiOn-and there
 fled for it-is the wish of his in
 numerable friends. John Hoem is ' engaged in mining at the prc-en'
 time on the submarine and vii
 give up his job to take over tho I work of secretary of the union. Ht
 is a well known old timer and ha!
 been a member of the union for {; great many years.
 Marshal Jordan and Hart Hum . Der arrived yesterday morning iron
 St. Michaels bringing with then ! seven who were in their custody, al minors who are to be sent out to { k reform school from the juvenile court. The trail was fair enougl travelling nights, this end of th' journey, but some distance beyond Golovin there is no snow and thu ground has been bare for some tune. lhIS Ol coirSe lldtlt u HcdN. pulling The Marshal visited Dime creek on the way down and Dime he said, looked promising. Two S men who had left Marshal were a < St. Michaels when he reached there and they reported anything bu , favorably of the camp. There were ii about three hundred and forty mer in there now and that would be enough for mining purposes in the 6 way of labor. Coming back iron n CoIo,,;u tba ica ic ont and expant