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with interest
for this $100.00 One Hundred Dollar $100.00
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INTER NATION*!. UNION MINK,
MJIX & SMELTER. WORKERS.
Headquarters 511 Denham Buld g.<
Denver. Colorado.
BHAS.' MOYER. ERNEST MILLS,
v president. Sac.-Treaa.
LOCAL 240, I. u. M. M. & 8. W.
ffh(5s^egdlar meeting ol the Noma
Mine Work ora' Union, Local No.
140. cl the W. F. of M.. la held
•very Saturday evening at 8 p. m. at
Miner’s Ha'll. Office houra 1 p. n»
|o « p. m-i 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
MARTIN KENNELLY, Pres.
AL. BRATEN. Soc.-Treas.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Local'Union 178». Sarpeatera and
lolaera of‘ America, meeta every Frl
tay at Al, Orland’a ahop Front St.
at I p. m.
Carpenter’a Headquarters, Feder
al Labor Hall.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
Advertisers will please note that
all changes in standing Advertise
ment must he received in this office
before A p. m. for the following
morning’s issue.. No exception will
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Local News Items
find Town Topics
“You are wrong again, you made
a bum guess!”
• * • * •
To Whom It May Concern.
The committee who were appoint
ed at the last regular meeting of
the Miners Union, to represent said
Union at tomorrow night’s joint
session of committee’s, to discuss i
the coal question, are not going
there with any written resolutions
I which they are reluctant to inform
! the general public the contents
thereof.
The Miners Union committee have
[not been specifically instructed as|
! to what proccedure to follow. The
) members of the Union expect their
j committee to attend the coal confer
i er.ee, and to the best of their abil
[ ity, act the way they deem is for the
i best interests of the community as
i a whole.
j *****
i We serve Hills Bros’. Coffee, Sour
l dough Hotcakes, Ham and Eggs,
| Warm and Cold Lunches, and Fresh
j Ice-cream Dally at
ARCTIC BAKERY
*****
I Charlie Eagle will leave for Coun
! cil City, today.
*****
i Organdier crasher toweling 23c:
] per yard, a bargain. Clung laces any j
! width 23c per yard.
See Miss Oestreich.
*****
! Billy Webb's dog team, with Bert
! McCarthy at the handle-bars con
I veyed Attorney James Frawley and
I Chief Deputy-marshal A. B. Miller
j to Solomon yesterday. Mr. Frawley
! went down the coast to attend mat
• ters pertaining to the Seward
j dredge. The latter went down on
! afficial business connected with the
( Marshal’s office,
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Hardware, Furniture, Gents bur
I nishings ,Rubber Goods. .No war
j prices at Holt's.
Four of the Ross Transfer Co.,
horses were taken to Nome river
yesterday, to assist in the final i
j work of hauling the remaining por
Ition of the Hobson creek dredge,
I to near the mouth of DextcT creek.
i
I The last local mail which arrived!
brought these few notes from Dime
creek. They were written by Dr. J.
Boszell. Doc. says things don’t look
so bad as they could be in the
Koyuk region. Murray Bro’s have
j found fair paydirt in the new shaft
I they recently sank, below the mouth
! of Goose creek. Carl Hanson and
' Andy Peterson were drowned out
on Dome creek. Milton Adams ar
rived from Nome yesterday. Chas.
Leedy during a temporary fit of
insanity went to the native village
and threatened to kill Jas. Flood,
It took four men to subdue him and
take hime to the J. B. ltoss road
house at the Landing. A warrant
was issued charging him with insan
| ity. It is the opinion here, that
Mr. Leedv is improving.
Tho following information was
i handed into the Worker office last
i evening by one of the local demo
I cratic committeemen:
j Senator Frank Aldrich, lias been
! selected to perform the function of
I chairman of the Malony campaign
! committee, lie will also look after
| Maloney’s political interest in Div
ision No. 1. Representative James
I P. Daly has bean appointed at the
| head of tin- committee who will sup
ervise the affairs in tho Second
I Division, for the aforesaid prospec
tive Delegate to Congress. Hum
phreys will gather the flock togeth
er in the Third Division, and Shoup
will be Maloney's political Admin
istrator in the Fourth.
*****
Mr Daly on being asked if lie
was campaign manager for Mr. Mal
oney in thl3 Division stated: “I have
not the honor of being Mr. Maloney's
campaign manager but am a warm
supporter and admirer of Mr. Mal
oney because of liis honesty and in
dependence in performing his uut
ies as a public official. His enforce
ment of the Mining Inspection Laws
in tho large quartz mines of South
ern Alaska where so many men were
killed through the criminal careless
ness of the owners has made him a
host of friends among the miners.
While I have heard that William T.
Burns, Chairman of the Democratic
Territorial Committee and thrice
elected member of the Alaska Leg
itlature is taking a very active part
in Mr. Maloney's campaign I do not
think hi; lias appointed any manag
ers. He surely needs none in this
Division and from reports there is
less need ot' any in other Divisions.
Mr. Maloney’s innumerable friends
here are, very active in 'his behalf.
TO THE VOTER.
Cast jour ballot at the next elec
tion, for the man who looks after
your welfare. WHO PUT THE
CABIN'S OX THE TRAIL? adv. .
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The enthusiasm which is ma:ii- j
festly shown by local natives, gives
one the impression that the enter
tainment which they contemplate
staging in the Eskimo Gym on ihe
evening of Mar. 29th, will excel any
thing of its kind ever exhibited in
the history of Nome. The entire
proceeds will be donated to the Red .
Cross Society, to be used for the j
benefit of American Soldiers in j
Europe. Further details will be
announced lr.tcr.
*****
We have been asked the question
several times since yesterday morn
ing,why we did not publish the res
olution which the City Council
adopted at their last regular meet
ing, pertaining to the instructions
they gave to their coal conference
committee.
The only reason we have to offer
for not publishing it. is because we
were requested to refrain from/so
doing, by the members of the Coun- '
cil themselves.
Furthermore said resolution ex
presses the opinion of only the
Gouncilmen themselves, and not as
representatives of the Citizens of
Nome. And still furthermore, since
the aforesaid resolution has been
adopted, and entered in the official
journal, it is now the public prop
erty of the City, and any citizen
desirous of inspecting same can do
so by visiting the City Clerk’s office.
We have not the least objection to
publishing it, providing the Mayor,
or any of his colleagues or anybody
else 1‘eels inclined to furnish the
Industrial Worker with a copy of
same.
I,
Are "1 on Seeking a Patent? Let
the Worker Advertise it.
*****
While listening to the interesting
dialogue which took place in the
City Clerk’s office, on Monday night,
between "Yukon Charlie” from tho
Kobuk, and some of the members of
the Common Council of the City of
Nome. Our scribe lost the follow
ing resolution in the shuffle, he re
surrected it from his notes, last
night. To-wit:
Resolved, That* the City Clerk is
hereby instructed to publish in
BOTH NEWSPAPERS the necessary
notices required, pertaining to the
forthcoming municipal election.
(Nugget please copy. “The Reso
lution.”)
The drinks, and comment are on
us. You can attach your own rider
Res. if you so desire.
*****
Keep Posted, Read the WORKER.
Now since wc’.'re disposed of the
parody on "Wearing of the Green."
| the next order of business, is for
! some inspiring po >t to furnish us
I with a parody on, “Dear Old Girl,”
or “Honey, I’m waiting, waiting long
' Tor you.” Or else we'll instruct
our political editor to compose somc
! thing along those lines.
PIONEER iGi.OO HOTEL for
nice warm Rooms. 50c. per night.
Early last evening our sporting
editor grabbed his pad and pencil
and satd he was off to the big Eagle
Hall to see the boys practice. He
premised to return and give us the i
inside dope on Saturday night’s I
ball games. He failed to return,
but he telephoned that he had a
bully time watching them practice.
He said th- re’ll be a surprise sprung
at the Tournay. That’s all we could
get out of him except he promised
to write something for tomorrow's
issue. We looked for our society
editor, and wo were informed that
he was off on a still hunt ‘some
where’ so wo hud to full bock on
our poetical editor tc give us
write-up on next Saturday night’s
ball games
He handed us the following:
I’d rather be a could-be
If I cannot be an are,
For a could-be is a may-be
With a chance of reaching par.
I’d rather be a has-been
Than a might-have-been, by far,
i For a might-have-been is a
has't-boen
But a has, was once an are.
We asked him which team it re
ferred to—the All Nome aggrega
tion cr the High School students.
; All he said was, "Juct wait until
i Saturday night."
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. ; Rest ever at I! It’s.
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(Includes Tilt DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN)
Finest Rooms In Nome
j HOMELIKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR TRANS
IENT OR PERMANENT GUESTS.
BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
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painting and paper
hanging
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OILS AND
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The Eagle
Cigars, Tobacco
Soft Drinks
Billards and Pool
Lunch Counter
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TRAPPERS AND TRADERS
You don’t have to send your Furs Outside and wait six months
lor your money, not as Ions as we have instructions to pay you
TOP PRICES FOR SKINS
RIGHT HERE IN ALASKA
Drop is a line whenever you have a bunch of MINK, LYNX OR
FOX SKIN'S on hand and we will came around to see you
John Fe/kel
Nome, Alaska
RESIDENCE, 110 D STREET.
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