The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-10
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"ANlED 11IOFOSAIlS. To purchase or rent, one or two Boilers, in good condition. not less than so H. P. each, Scotch Marine preferred. Leave prices and terms at City Hall.
 E. GRIMM, City Clerk. a, A committee consisting of repre- sentatives from the various frater- nat organizations (the Masons, Odd fellows, Pioneers of Alaska) ana the city fathers visited the ceme- tery yesterday to devise ways Of beautifying the Garden of Sleep ana draining it more effectively.
 FOR SALE:-2 Room Cabin close
 in town: Apply this Office:
 The Umatilla arrived about noon on Saturday with the following pas sengers: Mrs. F. M. Saxton, Cap- tain Peter Bayne, Mrs. s. Bayne ana child, Geo. M'Leod, c. c. Mason, W. c. Baird and wife, Frank Boyle, Mrs. K. Schneider, w. c. Green, wife and child, Richard Seiffert, Chas H. Ranke, Jos. Frazier, Peter Ibsen, Louis Larsen, A. Seople, P, s. Kear- ney. J. S. Haley, M. Haley. Gladys Waiais. Mike Garrity, F. R. Short and wife, Mrs. w. c. Riley, N. Rot, nberg and wife, Mrs. A. Swan son, Josephine Kelly, Frances Kelly, Mrs. Ella Hayes, Harry Mabes, Joe Sliscovich, M. Meyer, R. N. Sundquist, E. c. Williams, c. L. Greenwood, L. M. Galli, Inez Hicks, H. L. Brown, F. Winslow, Gus Seiffert, A. z. Watson and wife, Asa Leopold, Con Kelly, B. s. Rob- ertG, John w. Jones, Jos. T. Morgan P. Fontainville, Robert H. Smith, Don c. Billick, H. E. s. Hogen, B. w. Kerney and eleven passengers for St. Michaels.
 Don't spend any more money on that old watch. Buy a new one at factory cost at Zehner's Closing Out Sale.
 The first ball game of the 1916 season was won by Fort Davis with g marks while Nome counted three Hoffman hurled for the Nome team and dished up a good brand of ball, nine of the soldiers split the wind before his fast ones; his team mates gave him punk support being credited with eight errors. Hoffman was nicked for six hits. c. E. Petit was the pill dispenser for the Fort and pitched as even a game as Hoff, with nine strike outs and six safe blows off his delivery. The Fort made two errors and had three men stranded on the sacks while Nome had six men stranded coupled with the errors and double play made by Nile c. E. Petit and Gray in the 9th inning with the bags bulging, retarded the progress of the Nome team in counting. The Fort annexed their runs as follows: two in the first, on Niles double, Wells wild heave to Geo Lomen off Gray's grounder and two past balls in the second by Boone hit by Hoff- man, Boone completing the circuit on three past balls. One in 3rd on base hit by Gray, wild throw by Rose, wild pitch and sacrifice by Sanders. Three in 4th on a walk to Boone smash in the ribs to Milo and errors by Wells, Cowen and wild throw by Bloom counted Boone Me and Gray. Two in 9th on CT. TOT. two wild throws and bass hit scored Ingle and c. P. Petit.
 No1ao scored two in the 5th on error by Nile and wild throw ty C E. Petit, Nile dropped the third strike on Cowen and begged wild to Gray. Cowen counted on Powells hit who scored on wild throw by c. E. Petit to Grey and a single by Bloom. One in the 9th by Hoffman who pasted the ball for single and was moved around by safo bingoes by Rose and Cowen.
 
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