The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-08-21
NEWS ITEMS
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uOOA anu plOuSuI up OllO Ildlld and family, Chas Hermanson and Bill Schroeder.
 James P, Daily has filed his peti- tion as candidate for the territorial legislature at the November cleo tions.
 MT. o. H. Flowers the injured dredgeman who arrived up on the Flyer on Saturday is now resting easily in the Holy Cross Hospital.
 Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe. Phone White 157.
 The Victoria got away late Satur- day night, the passengers being placed on board about seven o'clock. The first of the migratory birds to depart from these shores took ad- vantage of this sailing to leave for the Outside.
 
 Yesterday afternoon native schooner arrived from out the coast. The schooner comes from Hooper bay and had been driven ashore in the storms, the natives on board being without food for eight days until they replenished the inner man at a Nome restaurant upon arrival. The schooner is now al anchor in the roadstead.
 Frank Waskey writing to friends in Nome speaks enthusiastically of the outlook for that camp. Joe Crab tree lost no time getting to work with his former partner. It is estimated that the output for the camp up to date is about sixty thousand dollars, and most of them had not got down to working fuli blast when that advice was written. One cleanup in the camp adjoining
 
 Waskey was about $21,OO0. The miners were all feeling very goou over the situation, and the camp was more or less booming. It was intended to do big pospecting on the benches this winter.
 "New York the worlds most startling and sensational drama is billed at he Dream tonight and to- morrow night. Beautiful urence Reed, has the star role arl is as sisted by Fama Marinoff, John Mil. tern, Forrest Winant and Jessie Ralph, all stars. It is the stury- Of an "angel' who becomes interested in a chorus girl who fools him. With the assistance of her mother she blackmails him, until she is killed by an accident. Scenes from Broadway's famous cafe, The Follies" and many night scenes Of wonderful photography. It is a wonderful picture from star; to finish. Monday ahd Tuesday night at popular admission 25 cents.
 Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe. Phone White 157.
 Yesterday coming up in native boat were Winkler, Peterson and Chris Thompson, all arrived from Dime. They bring full confirmation of a rich strike report that had been going the rounds from this creek for they state that after punching down a succession of holes on the Second and then on the third tier benches, left limit. Valentine and Eric Anderson had found good ray, the best being that on the third tier where three feet of pay Was en- countered and one foot of which was worth twenty cents pan. All claims are staked to the ton of the divide, so there is no use stamped ing, but the fact that the pay was found in shafts on the second anG third tier apart indicates a wide and uniform pay streak getting bet ter as they ascend the hill. Or the right limit pay was also found but not so uniform and it is stated shat it is spotted. Creek work is being interfered with on account of a water shortage Madsen aa1 Go. are sluicing every other day, GawiloI and Glorr being in the same tiS. An the cleanups made 50 far by Mad sen and Go. have been fully up to expectations. It is estimated that the full total saken out this season will be well over one hundrea thou sand dollars. Several outfits arc