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Who carries the only complete stock
Who keeps the from freezing.
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WESTERN PBUKRAttOM OF
MINERS.
Headquarter* 806 Railroad Bufld
Denver, Colorado.
CHAS.'MOYEft. ERNEST MILL8,
j President. S*c.-Tfe*s
LOCAL 840. W. F. M.
The regular meeting of the Nqjne
MWe Workers’ Union, Local No.
|Mh. of the W. F. of M., Is held
every Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at,
gainer's Hall. Office hours 1 p. ra
te 8 p. m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
HAROLD JENSEN, President
JOHN A. WILSON, feec.-Tfre'as. .
CARPENTERS AND JOINKBS. |
lyoCal Union 1789, Carpenters and
fills Tit bf 'America, meets every Frl
Vq *t A1 Orland's shop Front St.
Chffieuter’s Headquarters. Feder
el Labor Hall,
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'federal labor union.
No. 12881, AlnerlCan Federation
4* Labor, meets every Monday at
l:)lt p. ib. 4n the F. tu U. Hall.
'A. DOOBB. Pres.
'feNfc OLSEN, Sec’y.-Treas.
Livery and Saddle Horses for
Hire. Dealer In all kinds
of Camber and Building
Material.
PHONE MAIN ST.
“thv Front sthffiB.
Jane, I860
Alaska Banking and
Safe Deposit Co.
Authorized Capital $185,000
Paid Up Capital 850,000.
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Prompt Attention
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at the Industrial Worker Office.
Satisfaction assured.
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THE WORKER.
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Restaurant ;
and
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Proprietor
BOSTON
STEAM LAUNDRY
PHONE M*1N 58.
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at the np>te*date
LAUNDRY
Rough Dry Work our
Specially.
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ALASKA NEWS ITEMS |
AND TOWN TOPICS
M’Alone from Tripple arrived ii
town yesterday.
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G. A. G. Nelson arrived in towr
for additional mining supplies
yesterday.
Tho Catholic Club will give a Faro
well Card Party on Friday night
May 12 to which members ano
friends are invited. This will be tht
last card game of the season and
will begin at 8:30 sharp.
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Father La Fortune returned tc
Nome from the Kougarok yester
day morning, travelling all night.
He left the Kougarok on Monday ai
10 o’clock in the morning. Ho will
remain in Nome all summer.
Leo Kent hauled a large high
powered gasoline engine to the new
Ross planing mill yesterday evening.
The engine is from the Bellevue
dredge.
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Joe Fleet who is mining on Dexter
arrived in town yesterday. He en
countered some small prospect on a
fraction where he had been sinking,
but struck frost and will probably
have to abandon the work.
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The Bangor creek dredge Is now
in good shape but the backward con
dition of the country there makes its
date of the beginning of operations
doubtful.
Geo Hager left last night to the
scene of hs usual summer operations
on Oregon creek. He is taking along
an outfit and supplies to keep him
until the break up is over.
Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe,
Phone White 157.
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Hans Thorsen of Maloney and
Thorsen was in town yesterday after
fuel and timbers for his mino on the
submarine, where he is now engageu
in blocking out the pay for summer
hoisting.
it has transpired that certain ex
pected developments didn’t “de
velop" at the council meeting Mon
day night. The plans miscarried
owing to some unforeseen happening
which is not recorded.
The water mains on Steadman
Avenue were flushed yesterday and
revealed a big leak due to breaking
of the pipe. The street crew have
cleared the drains but have some
trouble getting rid of the water near
the Episcopal church where it backs
up against a frozen section.
Andy Person who has been pro
specting on Bonanza all winter dur
ing the season just passed arrived in
Nome yesterday having left Bonanza
roadhouse some seven days or no
ago. He speaks optimistically of the
outlook and the prospects which he
found, and will return again next
fall to continue his labors.
Chas Kammerlch who returned a
short time ago from Toilet says that
coal thereof excellent duality which
was shipped in on the Cordova, was
selling at twenty dollars a ton. Kam
merlch Intends to remain in Nome
until after the opening of navigation,
although with present time lc9 and
cold and backward conditions
whether that will be In June or July
he will not venture to bet.
Cap Anson who has been down
at work on the Arctic arrived yester
day in Nome and reported that the
work of putting the Arctic in shape
for active season of coastwise shipp
ing is proceeding apace with every
thing hunkydory. Anson came up for
some needed equipment and supplies
and will return as soon as he gets
these together. The Arctic will be
in the water in time to put in a full
season's run from St. Michaels to
Kotezbue Sound.
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Billy White and partner who ha/a
been out looking over their camp on
Pioneer Gulch at the head of'Sttakt;
river retdrneid yesterday afternoon
after a twenty day absence on the
creek. Camp and outfit are com
pletely buried deep in Snow and they
honestly do not believe that there
will'be any eluicing before Jttiie. The
season was never so backward and
there is not the remotest prospect
of any break up in sight. Every
night out in the creexs it freezes
hard and although a good many
have moved out to the scene of their
Bummer operations to make things
ready for the break up they have
again returned discouraged by the
late outlook of the mining condi
tions.
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GET THE NEWS RIGHT. KEAU
THE WORKER.
A. H. Moore the man who made co
j operative ditch building in the
: Seward Peninsula famous throughout
| the United States, writing to friends
, in Nome says that he will arrive
surely this season to finish the Ei
Dorado ditch project, extend the
i work and generally to make things
j ready for remunerative activities,
j He will come iD with his own ship
and will also charter another. Moore
must have run -across some easy
streak of operation outside*
Thor Henningsen who left last
Fall for Dime creek with the Jens
Madsen bunch of stampeders return
ed yesterday having walked the dis
tance from Dime creek to Nome in
five days. He passed Carl Jorgen
sen en route to Dime creek below
Safety. Henningsen says first that
there are more than enough mem in
!Dime to do all the work; that there
■ are even now many idle and while
I most of these will be employed when i
the water runs to sluice, after that
they will face a long spell of
nothing-to-do.
Only two firms were working the
day he left and employing men:
Madsen and Oo. and Oawtlor and
Glorr. The rest have closed down,
some because they had run out of
pay and others just temporarily un
til, educing started.
There had been no new strikes
and conditions did no look quite so
bright as they appeared a few short
weeks ago. The paystreak is small
and strictly within certain limits
and nothing new of importance hail
been uncovered.
Prospecting on the benches had
been devoid of results except that in
one hole out of many put down by
Madsen and Sutton, just bofore Hen
ningsen left, Madsen struck some '
small pay but as no drifting had
been done it would be inadvisable to
express an opinion as many spots
where pay had been found on sink- t
ing were found to be of very small j
and pothole extent. One man had (
found four feet of cent and half dirt !
on the benches but drifting had re- 5
vealed no extent of pay. Hagberg C
and Lindborg who had the best pay
on the creek ran out of it and were
closed down. Madsen only employoa
ten men and most of those now in
the camp could not got work.
J. J. Wachenheimer the newly ap
pointed commissioner was regularly
installed in his office and was then
monarch of all he surveyed from a
justiciary point of view. Howevei
the legal perquisites were few and
the Judge in sending hie regards to
the boyB in Nome said that ho might
be able to make a living later on: t
from his dignified position whicn I
just then was mostly all dignity. j
Madsen and co-ownerB had die- ■
posed of their . boat the Rupert to
Chester and that blockade runner
would probably be operated between
Chinik and the Koukuk during the j
coming Beason. There was bo sign
of spring and one man who starten \
oft for Candle where he believed
wage working prospects more favor
able, was caught in a blizzard when
crossing the divide and had to re
turn.
The trail wasn’t so bad, accord
ing to Hennlngsen, and ho mada
good tltae. He ta satisfied that bet-;
ter prospects ar’e In front df a man
tn Nome than In the Dime creek
country, and he .positlTely does not
advise any one looking for work to
attempt to go there for that purpose
as there are a number at present
who are unemployed.
K
LOST:—Black femrJe dog. white
breast and toes, return to W. H.
Wobb, Independent Moat Markot.
Reward.
Dent forget ■year SPRING TO WO
Flowers ofStarphttr, 8aae*fftusa'Bark
Mexican Sarsapgrilly, Caeeara Bark.
LOMENS DRUG STORE.
The Lid Is off, but you will not
be gambling if you take advantage
of that fait. Bring real money
with you as chips dont’ go. From
now on till the time of Stock taking
you can get two for one at Darling
ft Deans. You can buy a pick
for fifty cente—do you get ItT
Bargains along all ' linos.—Adv.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON.
Office ft Residence:
OVER HILL’S PHARMACY.
Office Honrs: *—B and T—8 p. tu,
Phene Main 7.
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For All Sizes
MINING HOSE
FROM 10 TO lfl INCHES.
COME IN AND GET OCR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
New Stock
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ADVENTURES OP KATHLYN
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THE GARDEN OF BRIDES.
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Rex-Uni vesal
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JUST IN TIME
Featuring
Phillips Smalley and Louis
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Thanhouser
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