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NOTICE
Nome Miners Union Local No. 240
I. M. M and S W has resolved to sus
pend the prbliration of the Weekly
Nome Industrial Worker indefinitely
after this issue
The members of the Union wish
to express ther thanks and apprecia
tion for the support of the paper tp
its many patrons.
L. M. PETERSON, Pres.
O MILLS, See-Treas.
A1 llraten, skipper of the Beach
comber took a trip to Sinrock carry
ing supplies for Ben Nelson who will
work on the beach near the latter
place this summer.
The S. S. Victoria departed for
Seattle op Monday morning carrying
fifty three passengers and a small
quantity of mail.
AT PIONEER IG LOO
REDS oOcents per night. Secure
yoilr House Keeping Rooms for the
Whiter. A few left. Also use of rend
ing room for guests.
MRS MONOHAM
The Jewel Guard left for Teller
and York, carrying George Mahla
and a crew t'or the dredge his is op
erating.
Mahla intends to resume operations
as soon as some necessary repair work
on the dredge has been completed
and he is confident of recovering as
large an amount of tin this season
as he did last summer.
The tug Hatty B owned by the
Halpin company at Lost River, de
narted with a crew of twelv men
for the Lost River Tin mine, also
! towing a barge loaded with supplies
Considerable development will be
done during the coming summer on j
this very promising looking property
and the outlook that this mine will j
become an important factor in the
development of this section, are very
bright.
WASHINGTON. June 26—Senator
Jones of Washington secured from
the Senate Committee on Appropria
tions an amendment to the Sunday
C.vil bill, providing twelve million
dollars to be used for construction
work on the Alaska Raifoad.
This is the full amount asked for
by the- Secretary of the Interior,
Frapklin I). Lane.
NOTICE
All members of Nome Miners Un
ion Loca^ No. 240 1, M. M. and K \\ .
are requested to attend the meeting
this evening. Hlection of officers for
the next terms will he held and im
portant matters will come up for
discussion.
J„ M. I'ETEKSON, Pres.. .
O MI1.I.S, Sec-Treas.
Income tax report blanks can be
secur e! from U. S. Commissioner
Hugh O’Neill and Postmaster J. J.
Walsh.
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The local agent now announces
I that the Latouch ■ will return from
Solomon to Nome before departing
for Se.attle. The closing of the mail
si theefore postponed accordingly
. J. J. Walsh
Postmaster.
We have b. en informed by the U.
S. Commissioner that the erroneous
impression prevails among many
claim owners that as the time to file
their intention to hold mining ground
for 1918 under the non-assessment
provision had been extended to April
1st 1919 owing to the influenza, that
I bis emergency measure cover, d the
filing of intention for 1919.
Such is not the case, and all owners
are cautioned to file their intention
before December 31st if they would
avoid trouble by having their ground
jumped.
A meeting will be held tonight in
the City Hall by the differ nt com
mittees ^vljo are in charge of the 4th
of July celeltration. to outline a full
program for this event. * The ar
rangements tentatively laid out in
clude a parade in the morning, fol
lowed by patriotic addresses. A pro
gram of sports will be concluded With
a grand ball and reception in honor
of the boys who returned from army
service.
Joe Fournier, the well known culi
nary artist arrived yt^terday from
Dime creek. Joe has been around
the Dime creek section for three
years but he told us that he did not
intend to return there. No dumps
were taken out during la3t winter and
very few wen are working at present.
A strike to maintain a decent wage
scale and the dry season have put the
camp on the blink. Tyce and Co.
Valentine and Porter and Nass and
Glassner are each working two or
three men finishing sluicing their
last years dump.
The Olsen Bros are ground'iluicir.g
whenever it rains. Jack E’liot,
John Hoem and Axel Warner art!
working four men on No. 4 and doing
bettor than wages. Porter is working
four men on No. 6, Scotty Black and
John Olsen have a squaw man work
ing for them, a native whom they had
hired quit, because they refus'd to
pay the wagescale demanded by the
strikers. Chris Madsen and Billy
Scdden are working four men, pay
ing $8.50 per day without board.
Quite a few men have left for Candle
rather than accept the wages the
operators are offering.
Joe says that Dime creek is going
to have a A. No. 1 celebration on
July 4th.
Mrs Hansen and Mr3 Glor and Miss
Irene Bongard have collected about
$300 for the 4th and they have prom
ised to make things hum at the cele
braton Mr Fournier stated that
Miss Bon/ard’s scholars, many of
them of natives parentage will take
a prominent part in the exercises
and that they will due wonders under
the efficient tutelage of Miss Bongard.
Mr. Wallace Porter, mining oper
ator and owner of the only Movie
theatre at Dime Creek, Sam Wall and
Herman Fergue also came up from
the Dime creek section.
The hull of the dredge which is to
he used by W. J. Rowe to dredge
th. Snake liver harbor was after
considerable difficulties had been sur
mounted. safely landed in Snake
river. Mr. Rowe will start dredging
as soon as the machinery which has
been removed from the Plein dredge
on Otter creek can he install d.
Sain Ferns»u««*, left for Council
last Monday to look after the exten
sive mining interests he and his part
ner Fred Alobes aquired on Crooked
creek.
The Keewalik Ditch and Mining
co which has be n operating success
fully at Candle for many years wll
let their property lay idle this sum
mer as the increase in running ex
penses owing to the high cost of sup
plies of all kinds and the latcnccs of
the season would wipe out the margin
of profit.
j Mr Protopapas who arrrved here
| on the Victoria is introducing a new
pump based on an entirely new
I principle, called the Armstrong Pro
topapas Vacuum Syphon Pump. This
pump is operated entirely by outside
tater pressure and is reported to 1
tar superior to any other.
Mr Protopapas stated lhat he had
demonstrated this appliance before
Fire Chief Stetson of S.-utile .and
others using a 4 U ich pump, with a
inch pipe for pressure with city
water having 85 pounds pressure.
Under these conditions the pump is
ported to have raised the water from
Eliict Bay to a height of 3 3 ft and
then nozzled it 25 fe.-t,. Protopapas
is also the sole agent for Alaska and
Siberia of the Campbell Rotary
Pump which he has been demonstrat
ing on the sandspit near the mouth
of Snake river ad which seems to do
efficient work with the amount cf
power used to run it.
This pump which is run by a 6
horse power gasoline engine, .lifts
water to a height of 51 feet using a 3
inch suction and discharge pipe.
Mr Protopapas stated that he
would give a demonstration of the
capacities of his syphon pump at 2
p. m. tomorrow.
MONEY FOR NAVY
WASHINGTON, June 27—The
Senate passed the Naval Appropria
tion Bill carrying six hundred and
forty four millions Including thirty
fiv.- millon dollars for' the mainten
ance of the aviation branch of the
Navy establishment.
This bill now goes to conference.
WILL REFUND PROFITS
WASHINGTON, June 2(i—It Is re
ported that Henry Ford will turn hack
to the government his share of the
fifty eight per cent war profit made
by the Detroit plant of his company.
It was announced - this afternoon
that Henry Ford "had requested
the Secretary of the Treasury to as
sign accountants to go over the books
to determine just what the amount
share of the profit is.
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