The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-12

VIII tXdullle several prOpeElle3 TOT which application is made for pa tent.
 We are using Moonlight water in the Elite Bath House.
 Sulzer telegraphs the Nome Seward Peninsula Chamber of Commerce that the Rivers and liar bors Bill has been reported in the Senate and stimulates hopes Ghat the measure may pass. It contains an appropriation for the Snake River Harbor.
 In addition to St. Michaels, it is now said that Council City is under selling Nome. A mining party in the Casa when about to arrange fur an outfit went to Council before coming to Nome to buy his goods and found that everything in tke way of staples was much cheaper in Council City. This is what makes people here feel so fine when thsi is told them.
 A Post Intelligencer, dated Jun, 2S, contains a Washington dispatch wherein it is stated that it was proc tically conceded that President Will son would nominate Governor Strong to succeed himself as Gov ernor of Alaska and that opposi- tion to the Alaskan officials re- appointment had practically dwind- led to nothing.
 in the Larson home off East Front St. caused the window curtains to be burned and also some portion of the ceiling before the blaze was put where it could do no harm. The fire alarm drew out the Department in jig time and they advanced down Front St like old timers in a trench raid on the west front.
 Harry Rivers Watson is part owner of the Golden State Miner, of Randsburg, California and bright piece of paper it is, with the sapient and pungent remarks of the former Nomeite interspersed throughout it's classic pages. The district tributary to Randsburg is now experiencing considerable min ing activity, particularly in the pro duction of tungsten.
 It is not likely that the litigation in which the Alaska Mines Corpo- ration is to find itself involved will result in the stoppage of work, even if pending a hearing the Court ap- points a receiver. The dredges would not be ready to operate in any event before August and it is not imposs- ible the matter will be disposed of by that time.
 Pioneer IglOO Hotel. Beds soc. per night; Rooms $2.OO to $500 per week. House keeping apart ments.
 Rough weather is now delaying the Skagway from unloading. Re ports from St. Mikes indicate that the Victoria is not similarly de- layed Notwithstanding as the storm is likely to continue a few, the prob ability of the Victoria getting away on schedule is not very great. The Vic will carry many passengers who will take advantage of the coast route of the steamer to enjoy the scenery. The tourists coming down the river will also travel out side on this boat.
 The unterrified have awakened to the fact that they have a Club Tn existence and have called a meeting in Burghs Hall for July IS. By all accounts it is going to be a warm foregathering of the stalwarts and that some speeches of dimensions are slated to be eased off, is also whispered on the quiet. While the man without knowledge of the grip and high sign is likeiy to have trouble getting wise to the parti- cular business on hand, it is noised around in gentle sort of way that he who runs may rede to the effect that the matter of appointments will be taken up under the head of un- finished business. Furthermore it ;e ovarrad hV tbrca ua11 nOctaG th a f