The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-18

HUI hh5 NpOA OO6-ISoAhJ lOl IhO ] Kougarok. i The lady and her daughter will pay a brief visit to the Springs. They will also drop over and see their relative, Harold Bayne i i | |
 Prices within reach of ALL-Apr. 27 | I i | New England BoHed Dinner We'd nesday and Sunday at Modini's Cafe 1 and Lunch Counter.
  The case of the U. S. vs Martin Ke-nelly is still in progress in the District, Court. The defendant was upon the stand nearly all day yes terday.
 Chas. F. Sandford, editor of the Nome Daily Nugget was called to the sta1d to testify in rebuttal for the government yesterday afternoon. Both sides rested about APO P. M.
 
 mence his opening address to the jury at 10 a. m. today. He will be followed by Kennedy who will briefly address the jury in his own behalf. Judge o. D. Cochran will also .ad- dress the jury in behalf of the de- fendent.
 The case will go to the jury some time this afternoon.
  One of Rowe's teams arrived from Solomon last evening, under the supervision of George Groven Grovell MT. Grovell is one of the Registrants in Class I. He was given physical examination, and qualified yesterday He will return to East Fork tomor- row, in charge of the team which will convey three tons of feed for the Rowe stock at Solomon.
 Considerable rail has been taken up lately and now that the trails are stiffening at night, hauling to it's final destination for shipment will proceed.
 Matt Hansen will go along with Grovell to assist the wrecking crew in dismentlipg the Solomon River Railroad.
 
 Tom and Paddy H. Sweeney are tho latest arrivals from Dime creek. They have been mining and prospect ing down there since before the close of navigation last fall
 Very encouraging news continues to arrive in regards to the paystreak recently located near the mouth of Goose creek by Charlie Murray.
 Murray has lease from Wallace Porter on 600 feet of the same claim from which Mass, Glassner, Modini and Hager are extracting a pay dump.
 It is about 50 feet to bedrock on this claim. Murray has two hired men assisting him in running drifts to determine how extensive the pay streak is before blocking it out. The paystreak was located at the bottom of the shaft, drifting was | commenced for about 20 feet down commenced which were about 120 | feet in length, when our informant | left there, eco feet each direction) and still in the paystreak, which is about three feet thick. It is report ed that the grab samples taken from this claim average nearly 2 cents to the pan. Pans as high as i 30 cents have been banned out. | (Paydirt avera ging 2 cents to the pan while running drifts, including clough, is indeed very encouraging prospect) Murray has a two years | lease, and if present indications hold out, he ought to be in possession of moderate getaway stake by the time his lease expires.
 He has been prospecting in the vicinity of Dime since early last summer.
 During the fore part of the win Lter Charlie Murray. Gene Dougherty and Dennis Murray elevated a couple of windlass dumps of pay dirt to the surface on No. 5 creek claim.
 Denny Murray and Gene Dougher- ty are at present prospecting for the elusive on Commissioner Sethman s property which is located about one and one-half claim lengths down stream from the claim, on which Charlie Murray is working. Gene and Denny have a lease from Seth man.