The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-05
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

! NuOuitatC1y tdhC duNantaSe OI tle warm weather and get the winters refuse out on the ice beyond the Flag Line before. May 10th, 1917.
 w. DARCY CHACE.
 Health Officer.
 Nelson and Olson on the subma- rine also had two loads of supplies moved out there by Rowe on Thurs day night. A hopper was also moved to this ground from Center creek.
 The announcement is made of the incorporation of The Tolstoi Mining Go. the incorporators being J. E. Riley, Chas Ross and Ira D. Orton.
 Lettuce! Lettuce!! Lettuce!!! from the Hothouse of Dad Williams. Place your order now.
 Trails are now as good as could be expected for freighting and very many are taking advantage of the sledding to have considerable quantity of fuel and supplies moved out.
 John Hegness and Whitney re. turned from Dime creek yesterday. | Nothing new was brought in the way of news additional to that al- | ready reported by Dime creek arri- vals
 Summer operations were forcasted on larger scale when Garlic Brothers moved out to Rock creek with coal and groceries to get ready for the open mining hydraulcking in that section.
 The last card party of the season was held on Thursday evening at the Miners Home Club with a very fair attendance. The winners were among the ladies Mrs. Browne and Mrs. Sol Lewis, and among the men Lloyd Bolts and Pete Christen- sen:
 Miles again eXperimcnted with the Allan aero sled yesterday mounting to the top of Anvil in quick shape with the machine and in addition dragging tail ender sled upon which Gudmanson was riding up to the summit The frost had made the trails ideal for this trip.
 The watermen in these days of in terrupted trails are now getting their aquapura from the H2O foun' tain owned by w. R. Buckmaster They are thus enabled to avoid the navigation difficulties might be at tendant upon getting water iron other wells around Nome.
 
 For Coal and General Delivery see Erickson or leave order at Mansfield Tobacco Store.
 Whether the Bear will bring il Nome mail this season or not nc ono lnomc op6 furt rtbarpnorn m oOf is likely to know until the Coas Guard boat lands in the roadstea( with or without mail. An inquir! on this subject at the post office failed to enlighten the Worker representative on the matter at al because of the very simple fact tha : they did not know thing them selves and did not expect to know anything as there is a practical cen sorship even on the Pacific Coas , on all steamer movements. It ma, be that the mail authorities nov E that no action is possible may il their infinite wisdom decide to sent the mail in with the first fleet. I is some consolation to know that i is getting round to the time tha !. these things are talked about ant when the more visionary will begil to see smoke on the horizon. * iI During the soft spell Nikko and Co. who are working on Center creek had the misfortune to lost their shaft which caved in from tho top and the workings filled witt water. After much work they were able to pump the works clear and SC saved rails, tools and machinery il the mine. They are now sinking an other shaft during the cold snap and will loSe no time getting down t(